Elodan
Adventurer
Trinity
"McKay puts Atlantis at risk when he tries to unlock the secrets of an Ancient power source."
Am I the only one watching this show (I actually think I enjoy this more than BSG. Well, maybe not. They're real close.)?
Thought this was an excellent episode. I thought it really helped develop the characters. The interplay between the various people, especially the contrast of the personalities of Weir and Col Caldwell, McKay and Zalenka and Teyla and the new guy, Ronon Dex who seem to fill similar roles. It was noce to see the perspective of non-Earthlings when it come to Atlantis and such. What really sold me on this episode was McKay approaching Shepard at the end to apologize, just a great scene.
I've really enjoyed the direction they've taken the show this season (although I kinda hope that the Genai go the way of Chuck Cunningham).
"McKay puts Atlantis at risk when he tries to unlock the secrets of an Ancient power source."
Am I the only one watching this show (I actually think I enjoy this more than BSG. Well, maybe not. They're real close.)?
Thought this was an excellent episode. I thought it really helped develop the characters. The interplay between the various people, especially the contrast of the personalities of Weir and Col Caldwell, McKay and Zalenka and Teyla and the new guy, Ronon Dex who seem to fill similar roles. It was noce to see the perspective of non-Earthlings when it come to Atlantis and such. What really sold me on this episode was McKay approaching Shepard at the end to apologize, just a great scene.
I've really enjoyed the direction they've taken the show this season (although I kinda hope that the Genai go the way of Chuck Cunningham).
