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[Piglet]

No atlantis didn't use the power of the atomic blast. It used the atomic blast to trick the Wraith into thinking atlantis was destroyed (detonating it above their shield and waiting a while before activating the cloak and such the wraith thought they had destroyed atlantis)

[Haasth]

Piglet, on Oct 24 2009, 05:09 PM, said:

No atlantis didn't use the power of the atomic blast. It used the atomic blast to trick the Wraith into thinking atlantis was destroyed (detonating it above their shield and waiting a while before activating the cloak and such the wraith thought they had destroyed atlantis)

Yes. I know that. But I could swear there was an episode where they changed some sort of other power into... well power they could use. Been a while. The episode you are referring to wasn't the one I meant, at least.

Not that it is very important.

Edited by Caescen, 24 October 2009 - 11:15 AM.

[clue]

Why can't the human ships have the super duper nukes on their ships that are designed to destroy Stargates?

There was an episode in SG1 where they nuked an Ori priest guy and then his bubble shield absorbed the energy of the blast and that cause the bubble to encompass the entire planet.

[Bird of Prey]

Caescen, on Oct 24 2009, 09:14 AM, said:

Yes. I know that. But I could swear there was an episode where they changed some sort of other power into... well power they could use. Been a while. The episode you are referring to wasn't the one I meant, at least.

Not that it is very important.

They used lightning strikes to power the shields once.

[Haasth]

Bird of Prey, on Oct 24 2009, 11:35 PM, said:

They used lightning strikes to power the shields once.

That could very well be what I thought. Still unsure though. I do not have all my Stargate episodes located on this new laptop, so I can not access them currently. But that could be what I meant.

[BOTA:99]

They also used a lightning strike to power a stargate in season 1's Torment of Tantalus. And a chemical reaction as well one time, so you can find many alternate power sources to work with Ancient technology, so I would not rule much of anything out, other than every so often the crew should expect to be flying through the odd sun every so often

[Haasth]

BOTA:99, on Oct 25 2009, 02:27 AM, said:

They also used a lightning strike to power a stargate in season 1's Torment of Tantalus

Right. I remember that one. Though it was a lot less epic than how I recall the Atlantis version.

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. And a chemical reaction as well one time, so you can find many alternate power sources to work with Ancient technology, so I would not rule much of anything out, other than every so often the crew should expect to be flying through the odd sun every so often

Haha, yeah. At least they know the ship is capable of that now.
Next up: "Water"!

[Piglet]

And "Aliens!"

Which is in the water episode so I have heard.

[Haasth]

Piglet, on Oct 25 2009, 01:14 PM, said:

And "Aliens!"

Which is in the water episode so I have heard.

I hope so. I want to see some hawt interesting aliens!

[Piglet]

probably involves some weird form of intercourse they know nothing about which makes one of the men become pregnant.

Okay, I didn't factor in the fact it'll be about water.

The water is the alien in a way. There are either billions of aliens linked together in the water to make some sort of abyss (the movie) like lifeform which tries to interact with the humans, humans get scared and shoot (which has little to no effect) Alien is scared too and accidentely maims a couple of the crewmembers trying to defend itself.

OR there are fish-like entities but I doubt that.

Edited by Piglet, 25 October 2009 - 11:18 AM.

[Haasth]

OR! They require water, for some reason, and have to search another planet - which has an alien population. But... I highly doubt that, since well... if it is a 'friendly' civilization they could just ask for their aid, if they go to another planet filled with aliens it is more likely the aliens are... like for example as you said, in the water supply / are the water supply.

We'll see. Also, I am currently listening to "Water" from Breaking Benjamin. How suiting, no?

[D_Dzarnoski]

Piglet, on Oct 25 2009, 09:12 AM, said:

probably involves some weird form of intercourse they know nothing about which makes one of the men become pregnant.

Okay, I didn't factor in the fact it'll be about water.

The water is the alien in a way. There are either billions of aliens linked together in the water to make some sort of abyss (the movie) like lifeform which tries to interact with the humans, humans get scared and shoot (which has little to no effect) Alien is scared too and accidentely maims a couple of the crewmembers trying to defend itself.

OR there are fish-like entities but I doubt that.

I'm sticking with Piglet till there's a wrong answer posted. Good call last week, but we all saw it coming. LOL I too thought the sex scene/ relationship was really, really random.

[Haasth]

D_Dzarnoski, on Oct 25 2009, 06:12 PM, said:

I'm sticking with Piglet till there's a wrong answer posted. Good call last week, but we all saw it coming. LOL I too thought the sex scene/ relationship was really, really random.

Yeah. That came a little unexpected. Sure they had one romantic scene before, but not exactly how I thought it would turn out. Thought it was a little sad for "Mathboy" too. :'(

[Piglet]

Yeah, somehow I can relate quite well to mathboy, only I am far more handsome.

[Haasth]

Piglet, on Oct 25 2009, 08:49 PM, said:

Yeah, somehow I can relate quite well to mathboy, only I am far more handsome.

You wish. And yes, poor guy. Always the popular guys! :'(
Anyway... 6 more days. (For me at least)

Edited by Caescen, 25 October 2009 - 03:00 PM.

[Matticus88]

Piglet, on Oct 25 2009, 04:12 PM, said:

The water is the alien in a way. There are either billions of aliens linked together in the water to make some sort of abyss (the movie) like lifeform which tries to interact with the humans, humans get scared and shoot (which has little to no effect) Alien is scared too and accidentely maims a couple of the crewmembers trying to defend itself.

A bit like the SG-1 Episode when the russians use their stargate and get it stuck open to a "water" world?

[Piglet]

Dunno about that one.

But thatm ight be it.

[D_Dzarnoski]

I know it won't be this week, or even this season, but am I the only one that is hoping that the SG-U crew crosses paths with the Furlings? Now that the Asgards are extinct they are the last of the great races that met at Heliopolis and it would be wicked awesome to finally see them.

And no, the Wormhole Extreme movie episode doesn't count (episode 200), Although that one did have the awesome Farscape homage!

[Haasth]

D_Dzarnoski, on Oct 27 2009, 06:33 AM, said:

I know it won't be this week, or even this season, but am I the only one that is hoping that the SG-U crew crosses paths with the Furlings? Now that the Asgards are extinct they are the last of the great races that met at Heliopolis and it would be wicked awesome to finally see them.

And no, the Wormhole Extreme movie episode doesn't count (episode 200), Although that one did have the awesome Farscape homage!

Haha. As long as they don't even look slightly similar to episode 200, then sure!

[Matticus88]

whats wrong with the ep200 furlings?! lol they are great!

Edited by Matticus88, 27 October 2009 - 04:05 PM.