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Episode 250: Echoes (SG-A 3.12) · Get Into Gate: A Stargate Podcast

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Get into gates and look, let's just fire this off. Listen two hundred
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and fifty, like we should replace the hip hop horn with like just the
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sounds of the whales. Oh you, that sounded a little bit of we
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are talking to us, not just wales, because that's where I thought you
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were going. What two episodes ago we were talking about the return parts one
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and two, and you were discussing something else that we don't need to necessarily
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repeat, but you can go back to us, just go and say,
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just say, I want to hear you say it and clip and one of
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you guys, I believe it was large and large. I'm so sorry the
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context and you're like, oh wait till next week and then were the whale?
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I know someone is an episode called Brendan Fraser. Brendan Fraser cameos,
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but no, we're talking about echoes, which obviously you know it's got to
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do with you know Salas. Yes, so I mean, yeah, okay,
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I told you that in private. I think you all just didn't have
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any any goal at all. Like you you there's six children between the two
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of you, not one of them who keeps saying that because it's wild to
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me, because we can never get to each other because it's literally six children
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between it. Yeah. The fact that none of you like gave them the
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middle name Flagisalis is ridiculous. It is. I mean, when Peter Griffin
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tells us that meg Griffin's real name is actually Megatron Griffin, like I've literally
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said it on this podcast before. Yeah, It's one of those things,
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is probably. It's so funny every time, like when you hear it for
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the first time that I make myself forget it so that when I hear it
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someone someone calls me Megan or whatever Megan and she's like, that's not my
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name, and like, well, what's make short for it? And turns
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out Mega sure for Megatron, So that's what that's what's on. Bertificate so
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good, Megatron Griffin, that's so good. And Stewie, oh god,
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Gilligan Griffin. Yeah, Stuart Stuart Gilligan Griffin is Jewish. Is Jewie's full
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name? I wonder he hates his parents. Shout out to all the Gilligan's
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out there. We're in the Pegasus Galaxy for episode two hundred and fifty,
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talking about echoes, a lot of whales going on. Just Alice just auris
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what's a really scientific word for the sun in large clip exploding. It's got
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a real climax at the end of yea, this is what I do.
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It's a coronal mass ejection. Lock up the mountain, Lock up the mountain,
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the welfare. Yeah, that's what he's been doing for the last two
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seasons that has been retired. Yeah, right, bearing down for a coronal
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mass ejection. Brendan, why don't you fire up our trusty friends and future
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makers of the Stargate franchise Amazon and let me read the old synopsis for this
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for this episode. Maybe it's a nice transition. We went from reading the
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synopsis. Okay, sure it's because I keep forgetting my DVDs, but we
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did start reading them off the back of DVDs, and now I'm forcing myself
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to transition that. That's very modern of you. Course. Thank you to
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the from Well, I don't think from Amazon. Do any of us have
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the STU DVDs s gu Yeah, absolutely do. There's no synopsis on them,
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though, I don't think they don't come with a synopsis book or anything.
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No, I'm just asking, Oh, no, I have I have
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physical media of every single Stargate except for the Children of the God's remake.
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Yeah, WLD origins. I did buy that, but it was just I
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think, you know, limited edition, well and yeah, just you know.
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It was back when six made, I lived at home and I thought,
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you know, half of my page should have just forwarded directly onto JB
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High Fight because it was going to be spent there anyway. And I'm like,
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oh, I've got to do this to complete my set. And then
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I got older. Origins got created, and I'm like, I don't care
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how many physical copies you make of that. I can use it as a
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coaster, yes, because there's no boobs or bush in. Yes, you
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couldn't. You couldn't you too, Origins to me, like, I would
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just be like you couldn't. Like if that just appeared somewhere, I'd be
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like delete, delete, delete, delete delete, like case, throw out
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physical media. It is good that there is like one worse than SGU,
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because I feel like SGU on its own, in a different kind of franchise,
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wasn't starting like yeah, well yeah, it was trying to be a
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Battlestar Galactica. That's why now that Jacob the good One is watching the word
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that he is with with a Star chapter Ellen Ellen how because he said Universe
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was was it the first one that he watched? Just his favorite? So
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he watched it first? Right, Yeah, with Ellen? He made Ellen
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watch SGU first because it was his favorite. It was his favorite, but
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it was her first watch. How's he feeling now, do you know?
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Like I think he said he actually it might have dropped down because I think
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he watched it a lot, and he said like he's this may as well
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be his first watch through of Atlantis. He knows next to nothing about Atlantis,
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but rewatching Stargate with SG one with Ellen, He's like, oh,
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this is way better than I remember. Yeah, So I think he's at
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the point now where he's like, well, maybe MAYBEESGU isn't my favorite.
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I wonder what that. Yeah, next watch through of the Universe is going
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to be then once he's watched everything else and something. I guess they do
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want to come on the podcast eventually, so I think they'll be they'll be
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here in the country around about the time we're doing Universe. Female co host
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are you mad in the Booths? Just flatgis Allison al Right? Episode twelve
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of season three of at Lattice Echoes Taylor begins to see apparitions of ancients in
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distress and believe they are the ghosts of the ancients recently massacred by the replicators.
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McKay believes he's found the whale that saved him a year ago while trapped
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in a submerged puddle Jumper. Those sound like two completely different episodes kind of
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both shit, yeah, well yeah, very very strange, like and I
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watched this sort of like in two halves and so what I thought, you
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know, it was going to be about. And then I, you know,
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come back a couple of days later and watch it. I'm like,
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oh no, it was nothing like that, you know, And because I
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just I just when you told me you don't watch the first half there that
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I'm like, I almost said something that I was like, oh god,
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he hasn't even probably hasn't even got to the part where the Dedalus shows up,
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and then they do all the cool ship the sun. Yeah yeah,
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yeah. One interesting is the story about whales and ghosts. Yeah, basically,
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the whales are coming how long and they're you know, they got their
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echo location shit going on. They're creating disturbances and visions in people's heads.
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I mean, why they zombie ancients who knows. But are they just because
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they wanted something scary and it's up to everyone's own interpretation. They're just sending
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out signals and whatever you're afraid of. But then the fact that it was
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a shared vision by everybody, they were all seeing the same thing, It's
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like, Okay, well this is a design. It's not just a you
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know what Taylor would see. And then yeah, coming in it's like,
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oh yeah, by the way, the Sun's just going to sort of have
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a little bit of a blast, And it's the story planning is in this
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galaxy before, in this solar system before, so we need to be careful.
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It is a wild if you try and like describe this episode in broad
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strokes, it's like you have to say people, people are having visions because
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whales are sensing a solar events. That's a wild sort of sentence to weave
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together. Yeah, but I have to say, I really really like this
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episode. I always been really looking forward to this one, and I can't
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quantify why. I just I always really enjoy this episode. And I don't
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know if it is fact that, like I said back in Phantoms, I
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always get confused about even though I really really like this episode. I always
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forget that it's called Echoes because I think, oh, Phantoms, Oh yeah,
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that's the ghost one. Yeah, you know, so maybe it's just
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the fact that Phantoms sucks so hard and this this like pops off that sort
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of It's like every time I put on I was like, oh, yeah,
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it's the good one. It's a good one. All right, let's
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go here we go. Yeah, but yeah, I just think like all
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the all the whales, Like we don't really get to find out much about
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the actual Atlantis planet, Like, yes, the Smelly Taylor's people are living
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on the mainland and we have to evacuate them off screen every time something bad
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happens. But to know that we're kind of connected to the ancients via the
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Flagisalus and the story that they're telling generationally, and now telling that story back
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to us on Atlantis, I think is a really cool sort of way to
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incorporate remind us that Atlantis has been sitting under the ocean for ten thousand years,
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and you know it was on that planet for millions. Like the very
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very first shot of the first episode of Atlantis is Atlanta's leaving Earth several million
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years ago. Wouldever, it is like this mother has been around for longer
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than we ever really think about. Yeah. So I just love that that
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connectivity. So you have this cool like character building stuff and it's all interesting,
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and then you just have just in some of the coolest cigre at the
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end with like the Dadalus just like going head first into this coronal mass ejection
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and and like the in the sun just like and the diverse. Oh I
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just love it. Yeah. Yeah, just quick sidebar, Like you just
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said that Taylor's people, we just have to the only time we ever hear
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of them is when we have to relocate them for some reason. It's been
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that way for two full seasons. Well that was gonna be my thing,
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is though. Yeah, in the last episode when like ever so briefly,
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the ancients return to Atlantis, and you know, Shepherd whoever goes up to
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Taylor and says, oh, so, what's going to go on with you
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guys, Like, well, thankfully they said they'll find a planet for us,
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and they'll find a place for us to go. And even they who
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would have nothing to do with you, they seemingly they didn't do anything to
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the land on their planet, right like they had the city in the middle
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of the ocean. But it's not like Tailor's people. They're living in giant
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structures left by the ancients. They're just like made up their own little village
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and shit. Right, so like in three years they'd started building something.
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Right, surely the ancients would have had a reason to like why the water,
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why why do you have to go like, okay, whatever, doesn't
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matter. They had no reason seemingly to exist, have anything to do with
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the land. Taylor's people that are on they're not gonna bother them. They
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haven't got speed boats, they're not beaming technology to zip back to it and
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just whenever they need to. And still the ancients went, yeah, we
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don't want you on this planet anymore. Like we've heard some of the shot
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that was a long ride back in the puddle Jumper, and they told us
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that you guys are really stinky and really annoying, and we're gonna get you
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on a different That is kind of funny. Yeah, I don't really think
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it turns out that that smoke thing animal from like the first season was like
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that was Helly's pet and she's like that little kid, and let that was
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mine mother, and I don't get the way that you know, spacework,
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sun and all that sort of stuff, but you know, a sun,
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a star will exist for you know, billions of years or whatever. Yeah,
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but the idea that this this explosion, how did I and I'm sorry
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three stars that they say like roughly how long it had been? Fifteen thousand
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years? Right? Okay, that's where I was confused last week with the
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fifteen thousand. But we could have asked the ancients who were here last week.
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Yeah, I remember that. They would have been like, oh,
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that massive chronal ejection is happening next week. Yeah, it's probably the last
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one that happened. Is ancient to us? It was like what five thousand
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years ago or whatever? So you know, and in this and in this
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single episode, these dead ancients get more screen time than the live agents did
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in the two parta last week, you know what I mean? Yeah,
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and even even tailors, like many ancients died here recently. Could that be
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the visions that I'm seeing? No, nothing to do with them by Felicia
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like crazy, Yeah, it still baffles me that they just brushed over all
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those ancients that were there. Yeah, no, just like it was obviously
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it was a warning, they said, you know, and I you know,
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like when you look to the sky and you see birds flying like a
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massive birds flying in a certain direction and you're like, oh, okay,
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we're going to get a storm and it's roughly this far away and it's coming
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from this direction. Because you know, animals get some shit. You get
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us dopey humans who have come to rely on living in shelter and you know,
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going on to bomb Burrea of meteorology guys through outside of Australia and yeah,
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yeah, exactly, very important difference and finding out what the weather is
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that we you know, don't go outside and sort of feel, you know,
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a tingle on the back of our ear and go, oh, we've
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got a storm coming in thirty seven minutes or something. If you go outside,
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you can smell it. Yeah, you can see the smell rain.
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Yeah. Weirdly in my dad's old house, which was you know, kind
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of near the water but kind of not. It doesn't happen anywhere else except
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for this old brickhouse that used to live in. I could be sitting there
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watching TV and out of nowhere, I would just break it into a sweat
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and I'd be like, oh, it's going to rain, and within five
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minutes it rains. Like my in that house, my body was like super
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sensitive to humidity, maybe because it was the brick or whatever, but obviously
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because you know, as humidity rises, that's when it gets to rain.
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I must it must be. When it gets to like ninety eight percent of
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commidity, my body just starts sweating for absolutely no reason. And it happened
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every time. I just be like, it's about to rain, and like
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Dad, look at the wind and go, it's blue sky with yeah,
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rain come from the other direction every single time, but in no other house
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in my entire life. And then you go, mean girls, and while
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it's raining, you feel your tits and you're like, it's one hundred percent
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chance it's already rain. Oh yeah, obviously. Yeah, I'm just saying
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in the rain alone, I just I just did get them more wet and
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soapy and just stand outside my front yard just give them a jiggle. But
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I'm just like the idea that obviously, you know, these animals are like
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sending out a warning and that they're it's not I'm not okay that the sun
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is you know, exists for as long as a star does. But you
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know, it's not like these whales tens or hundreds of thousands of years old,
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so it's just it's not like they're maybe they had stories passed down I
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don't know, but I'm like, was there a genetic memory? I think
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stuff anything like that. But I was like, oh, I had one
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of these occurrences from the star happened in the last ten thousand years, Like
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everything would have been wiped out right now of these whales would have. So
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it's obviously it hasn't happened since the ancients were around. But I don't know.
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I just like when movies like you know, sci fi, you know,
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and like Avatar too, that was out what eighteen months ago, and
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there are you know, giant whales in there that are sentient, not that
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they speak or anything from their mouths vocally, but they are able to communicate
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with the native peoples on that planet. And even though you're going to watch
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a big sci fi film, you still have people that go and watch that
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sort of stuff. Again, a whale can talk, and I'm like,
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what are you talking? We're watching science alien giant blue monkeys where the entire
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planet is one shared like hive mind ecosystem, and you're saying that these other
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giants like, okay, you've got the nav who was sentient and walking around.
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Essentially they're just big giant blue human cat people. But the ones that
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dwell in the water, these giant whales what they also come a little mermaid
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when they're a kid. Yeah, yeah, this far and I just can
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never understand that. So I like the idea that these whales are like a
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shit that sun, it's time all the he'sought what the stories are about little
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one, Let's go over there and Sam, Sam, go and find your
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friend Rodney and tell him, you know. And then just the horde of
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them coming along. And I started it like worry that. Okay, It
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wasn't like the whale was a really big character in the submerged one from last
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year where Grace and the pressure where Carter shows up or anything, but it
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did show up, and it was like, oh, we followed this thing
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because we figured he was interested in something that something happened to be the puddle
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Jumper. So allah, the whale saved you. And then in this it's
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like the whales, Holy shit, there's a lot of whales coming and we're
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all suffering from some shit I'm like, oh, damn, the whales are
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bad, they're evil or something like. I just thought I don't necessarily think
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they were coming to it attack Atlantis, but I'm like, have they got
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ulterior motives or something like why are they doing this? And it was like,
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no, no, no, they've come to they've come to help us.
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Why didn't they extend the shields to push the whales further away, because
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then the whales would have died. Well, you can do it slowly,
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kind of nudge them. But that's the whole reason they came though, is
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because they wanted to get under the shield. That's them. Whales give me
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a headache. If it weren't for them, were killing folks. Hey,
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if it weren't for them whales, A Rodney would have been dead for the
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last twelve months, and B we wouldn't have known about the chronal mass ejection
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in time and we would have been dead as well. But just no,
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just moved them on lower and then because they don't have to be under the
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protection the whole time of the chronal mass ejection, they do, yes,
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but not before that. It didn't happen till the end, did it?
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When what's going on? I don't know why you were taking the whales.
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They weren't doing anything wrong, just saying what to stop people from dying,
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they should extend the shield temporarily until they can everybody gets well again, and
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then they can cover as many whales as they want. Yeah, but then
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that's when I think it was going through the shield, wasn't it. That
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was like the communications they could detect through the shield. That was the problem.
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So it was like an amplifier. No, it wasn't amplifer. It's
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just the shield didn't stop. Like if Yeah, but if the whales were
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further away. If you're in Atlantis and I'm standing just outside Atlantis where the
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shield's up, I can still talk to you. They can be a shield
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in between. It's like it's like, yes, but if you push the
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shield out, I'll be on the other side of the city and you can't
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hear me. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But then when the coronal
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mass ejection goes off, no, you can come back. But they didn't
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have time. Remember Rodney said it would be it'd be a matter they'd have
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a matter of a minute. There's no way you could push the push the
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shielding out down and a little bit wide and then open it they all come
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in. This is this is why Roddie went to Atlantis, is not you
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not check out? Push the whales away? And then they didn't even use
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Atlantis anyway, they used Daedalus. Yeah it is now yeah, yeah,
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because I feel like I think probably what the script didn't hit on hard enough
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is the ancients probably smart enough to find a way to attenuate that noise so
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they weren't getting those bleeds and going deaf. Because obviously, like as far
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as we're wea they extended the shield to two thirds of the planet or whatever
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they said, which that means the whales would be not not crowding around Atlantis,
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so they'd be more spread out, it wouldn't be affecting pushing them away.
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I guess it's just short of protecting Taylor's people. Yeah, I'm so
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sorry Taylor. And I guess that is something that Roddie said, and this
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is something I guess you were talking you were talking about in the Return,
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was we only have one ZPM, not three, so we couldn't increase our
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shields the same way, like exactly the way Atlantis would have back in the
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day, and vapor No. I love the flag of Salas. I just
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love saying Flager Salas. But yeah, this is where they specify that when
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the Replicators slash Ancients took over Atlantis, one of those two groups built some
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moll zpmzpms, so Atlantis was running on three, but then Odyssey got one
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and Earth got one. It's weird that Odyssey got one. I feel like,
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of all the places they could have sent it, I feel like Odyssey
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was an odd choice to give the IDEs they just really need. But what
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is what is Odyssey going to use it for trying and kill the Aura ships?
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Yeah? But I mean as as an audience, what is that going
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to make their beam weapons more powerful and the shields powerful shields? I guess
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I just did. You'd think the Daedalus would get it so that it could
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make the trip back and forward in like four days rather than give it to
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the Dadalust. And my hugest pet peeve with this episode is that Rodney.
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It took Rodney like two hours to set up a z PM to channel it
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into the Dadalust. He had all those cables and everything. It was like
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setting up your Super Nintendo into the old RC aports, like you think there
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would just be a simple Tai based made plug and play with the z PM.
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It didn't make sense to be connecting ship. There would be. But
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maybe it's connected to the engines, not the shields, and that's what he
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specifically had to I'm just theorizing. I don't, I don't know, I
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don't. I don't have any skin in this game. But maybe it's just
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because obviously, yeah, you're right, the Dadalists would have had to have
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had the original ZPM connected up to it to get over here as well.
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It's a power source, right, so yeah, whatever your power source for
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the vehicle is powers of shields that powers it your hyperspace engine. Well,
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I mean we've we've got we've got a fuel tank for the engine, but
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then we've got the battery for the electronics. So maybe it's a for the
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turnover. Yeah. Maybe maybe maybe the ZPM was connected up to the fuel
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tank to get over here, but it wasn't connected up to the battery,
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which is what the shield runs off. Kind of thing. I don't know.
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I'm just I'm just I think the ancients are a little bit smarter than
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us. I'm just making it just a little bit, just a little bit,
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but yeah, I just found it weird that we created these spaceships and
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we had the Prometheus, and we knew about ZPMs back then, but they
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still don't have just like a nice little plug and play. Yeah, like
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you might need you you mon't need a minute, given that, given that
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SGC tablets have the little wild connected to the ancient crystal plug up crystal yeah
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and all that kind of stuff. So usb C Yeah, I just like
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the idea that you know, here we are. We only got three out
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of them, you know when they started creating more that you know, we
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had the SGA team ready to rescue O'Neil and Woolsey during the return, but
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they could tell that there was a couple of replicators working on creating like ten
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twenty zzpms, and it's like, we could go and rescue O'Neill and Woolsey
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now, but if we did that and sort of break into the joint,
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it's gonna be all hands on deck and those guys are gonna stop building those
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zzzpms. Or we could hold off, definitely lose Wolsey, maybe lose O'Neill,
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and get like an extra fifteen zzpms out of it, and they just
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go, we'll just we'll just wait a minute and just see, like,
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you know, they're sacrificing the people that are there to save so that they
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could definitely be absolutely sorted with as many a zspms as they wanted. Or
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did they not just like look at the logs and go, okay, which
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room did they go to to make those? I mean you could argue that
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the replicators brought them with them in their ship or whatever with a look though,
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yeah, but with look just to go well, obviously Atlantis would have
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to have a ZZPM room like a manufacturing room that when they run out,
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they can just make another one. You know. It turns out they're just
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rechargeable. Yeah, yeah, if you can put it into that zero point
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energy that they capture it or the energy from those universes. Yeah. The
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room the little circle thing that the rod appeared in, Yeah yeah, yeah,
23:17
it just yeah, fills it back up. Yeah, or it was
23:19
again it was the smoke moone stuff from episode three. You know, you
23:22
just it just grabs a zz NPM and just recharges it. Yes, maybe
23:26
you know in the not even the finale and they bring back and they close
23:30
off the show and they walk into a room. They find a room they've
23:32
never seen before, and there's just like a click to resume, you know,
23:36
screen that's up, and it's like they're in the mad process of creating
23:38
a hundred zs edpms that are fully powered by this other thing that they also
23:42
don't know that they have. Or even worse, it's like like when they
23:45
found the jumper bay and the lights come on and there's just like twenty different
23:49
jump jumpers sitting there. Turns out there's a room where all the powers turned
23:53
off, and it's like when you turn it on, there's just an entire
23:56
thing. It's like it's like Snapes Apothecare of All Posts and it's just hundreds
24:02
of stuff on a shelf, of zzpms, just ready to go. And
24:04
they're like, ah, for sake, Yeah, I feel I feel like
24:11
they should just give us three ZPMs and then not use that as a crutch
24:15
as a Yeah, I understand that it's like, all right, we're too
24:18
formidable. Then you could just go around flying around with Atlantis and can shoot
24:23
up. But yeah, but it's also it's like they've established like in episode
24:27
one, like the Ancients the actual, actual, actual ancients with Atlantis and
24:36
ZPMs and all the knowledge of the ancients couldn't defeat the Wraith. Yeah,
24:41
not in time. Yeah, So it's like us little plubs having three zzpms
24:47
shouldn't really. Yeah, it's not like that's gonna put us over the top
24:52
exactly. Then again, we do like to ground with ancient technology, so
24:56
we were probably up and try and like overstep, like spoiler alert for next
25:00
week. When you know, Merlin just had a nice cool little gadget and
25:03
Carter goes, let's style it up to twelve. Yeah, just unnecessarily.
25:08
Yeah, I guess it's the same kind of thing like if we had quote
25:11
unquote spares these ZPMs, imagine the cree that we will be doing with them.
25:17
So and the drones too, we've got to make drones. Oh yeah,
25:21
that's a good point. Actually the reason they were running love of drones
25:26
in the Arctic Chair. And then they don't even really talk about it in
25:30
terms of jumpers, like the jumpers always seem to have a couple. Yeah.
25:33
I think they saw like twenty of them or something when when we first
25:38
see them in Rising. Yeah, and I guess we've only lost maybe two
25:41
or three at this point, I suppose and there and you know, they've
25:45
they've come from the Milky Way using it Atlantis as a ship, So it
25:48
would have to be self sufficient and self sustaining Atlantis. Yeah, yeah,
25:53
yeah, absolutely, it doesn't make They would have to be somewhere in that
25:56
city where they can regenerate that power. Surely, surely, you mean,
26:00
w we just plug in can Knackle degenerator after Nackle generator after Nackle degenerator.
26:04
Yeah, and then the Dodgiest ship. It's like Carter knows that they're in
26:11
their inefficient but she's like just doesn't have time. She's like, I really
26:15
need to upgrade that, but I don't have time. It's one of those
26:18
projects. Yeah. Yeah, well, I mean that's like here we are
26:21
going out into the galaxy, and you know when they get asked, well,
26:23
we're out there trying to find you know, zspms, just like all
26:26
the time obviously, and it's like, yeah, but I feel like every
26:30
episode, at least every second episode, someone brings up the fact that there
26:36
is so much of the city they haven't investigated, they haven't explored yet,
26:40
and they're like, oh, there's probably heaps of shit out there. We
26:41
don't know about it. I'm like, can we not put the focus in
26:45
like into that, you know, now that the Daedalust is there and the
26:48
gate bridge soon, they should be like feeling there should be a million people
26:52
in that Yeah, and there should be one team out exploring and fifty teams
26:57
just going room by room. Yeah, and when we lose catalog at SG
27:03
A seven or something like you were saying the other week about the lack of
27:07
respect that SG one has always seemed to have had for anyone not in SG
27:11
one especially only Yeah, yeah, exactly, you know, and it's like,
27:17
well, all of the SG teams they're out there doing the same ship.
27:19
We just don't get to see it unless they come back and they've had
27:22
some trouble and then we send in the big guns. But generally speaking,
27:25
they are they can handle themselves. Where at SGA, it's like, well,
27:29
that would make sense if we had one team out there exploring, half
27:32
of them filled with aliens from that galaxy, and then and then everyone else
27:37
is on the base at least when those guys, you know, they haven't
27:38
got field experience or they haven't haven't been filed ready, for months. It
27:41
would make sense when they get killed off, there wouldn't be as much disrespect
27:45
because they're not out there. They're getting boots on the ground and living these
27:49
fights and living these battles and stuff. So that instead what happened Lawn's team
27:52
gets captured by the Jani and to do that whole ground episode of us having
27:56
to rescue them after thinking they were dead and say, well there's noploring going
28:00
on that week. Now we had to save those years where they should they
28:02
should have just been walking around the bloody city just checking it out. So
28:07
they've treated Atlantis like the Moon. You know, so we went to the
28:08
moon for well how many years, like we're running for two sixty nine they
28:15
landed and did the last one they landed like seventy one, seventy two or
28:18
something like. Was it hardly been on the moon? Right? I know,
28:19
we tried to get there for a long time. We humans tried to
28:22
get there for a long time, got up there and went, yeah,
28:26
probably done here fifty years. It turns out it is just a bunch of
28:30
rocks. Yeah, but like you know, set up something up there,
28:33
you know, have a bit of fun up there. Put a golf course
28:34
in there for christ you know something. Then like Atlantis is like they get
28:38
They're like, wow, we finally found the mythical, myth logical lost city
28:44
of Atlantis. It's in another planet and another galaxy. Oh my god,
28:47
it's this millions of years old, this ancient race. It's got all this
28:49
crazy technology. Like, well, we're here now, like, let's let's
28:52
not go further than we can see. And I'm like in an office so
28:56
I can see that three rooms on the and also surely like about like you
29:00
we can walk into a Westfields and then you walk in and there's like that
29:03
big display where it can just be like you are here, type in what
29:07
you want to find, the room you find and go okay, you walk
29:11
down. Is there not? Is there not a directory in Atlantis like something
29:15
that's says it's the city. Yeah, it's like this room is Morris's bedroom,
29:18
This room is Morgan le Fay's bedroom. This is the zz creation a
29:23
ZZPM creation room. This is the gatorum, this is where you eat,
29:29
this is where you like. Surely, because they couldn't just look that up,
29:33
what's we're doing when nothing exactly? Given that she's the only one apparently
29:37
they can read ancient on that entire base when they're out, you know,
29:41
exploring why isn't she sitting in her office instead of playing solitaire? Just we're
29:45
reading a directory going it's she does play solitaire, stranger just that moment where
29:52
she starts like hearing ship and she's like, oh, yeah, ancient this
29:56
blah blah blah, And I'm like, it seems so I keep forgetting that
30:00
there are moments along the way that tell me that you can do this,
30:04
But like when Daniel does it and it makes sense, you know, and
30:07
like Carter's in a long time, whereas Wes like had a couple of brief
30:11
moments where it's like I can do this now because I need to the show
30:15
needs me to in whatever moment it needed me to do that, and we
30:18
keep remembering that I can do that. It's still like it just feels like
30:22
so convenient. Well it was the same way that like that was it reckoning
30:26
or whatever? When like Sam and Jacob are trying to like decipher the ancient
30:30
puzzle on Dakara using Daniel's notes, and it's like Sam can't read ancient at
30:37
this point, but we can. Sam's had so much more dealings with ancients
30:44
and stuff like that. That's the projects, like next to the generator,
30:48
Yeah, is a book. Is a thesaurus and dictionary and translated book from
30:52
English to ancient. She's like, I will, I will get to that.
30:55
But also, who's the one who has to make all the repairs and
31:00
keep Atlantis running? Rodney? You think he would no more? Think absolutely
31:07
so. All I can think of is that Rodney just kind of like plugs
31:11
in his tablet and has it all translated to English and just doesn't bother to
31:15
actually learn ancient Rodney. Rodney knows ancient better than Daniel Jackson in the future.
31:21
That's in the future, mate, that's when he's not too far in
31:23
taking the time. But yeah, this point like, yeah, like you
31:26
know, we had to come in and like translate for Rodney, which yeah,
31:30
which is which is good because it does give I've always said, you
31:33
know, where is the Daniel Jackson of Atlantis? You know, so the
31:37
only one who said that. It's pretty obvious. It's pretty obvious in the
31:44
same way that Well McKay is the Carter of Atlantis, Taylor is the Tilk
31:52
of Atlantis until Ron and show us up and then she's she's the she's the
31:56
Ford. She's the Ford. She is she's become the forward of Atlanta.
32:01
Yeah, so yeah, we can't have we can't have two women. M
32:07
we barely can write for one. Just ask Brenda Well, I mean,
32:10
if if you think about it, right, for two of you a while.
32:15
At the moment, in season three and season ten of Stargate right now,
32:20
they have doubled the amount of women. We were, like, no,
32:25
quadrupled, like for the first seven years of About the Asians, just
32:31
those, but it's like for the first seven or eight years of Atlantis.
32:37
Oh, sorry, SG one, you had Carter. Yeah, she's hot.
32:42
So then so then for for Atlantis, they go, you know what,
32:46
we're going to double the amount of women. We're gonna have Taylor and
32:51
we are. Now they're writing for three women. Then season nine comes along
32:54
and they go, you know what, let's add Varla to the main cart.
32:59
Now we have two women on both shows. And there's a bunch of
33:01
these nerds who've never touched a vagina in their lives having to write for four
33:06
different, strong, independent, smart women and they have no in the know
33:09
we're going to do throwing a woman villain she's the main villain. She's the
33:14
lead villain. Hey there, you know Andrea very least. But because they're
33:21
still men, they're going to put her on a low cut top. Oh
33:22
yeah, hey, it's her choice, mate. She's a feminist. That's
33:25
she's allowed to have choices. She likes getting the puppies out and about the
33:32
views express at the end of this episode as far as like oh that you
33:39
know, Taylor was the Tilk and now she's not. And then you got
33:43
Roan and forward at the moment at the end of the episode where she's there
33:45
meditating and then Ronan comes along and I just figured because he's an alien,
33:49
he would do some cool ship like that. But she has to, don't
33:52
you dare fall asleep again? All right, you get down. I'm like,
33:53
oh, well, you really are two sides of Tilk. Like one
33:57
of you is this like doesn't say a lot, worry who's just out to
34:00
kill the enemy. And the other one of you is this like spiritual you
34:05
know, a deep thinker and particulate speaker. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
34:10
speaks very well. Tialk speaks very well, just doesn't say a lot,
34:13
you know. So they very much talk split down the middle, and
34:15
I probably don't respect that enough until that moment where I just I figured Ronan
34:20
wouldn't need so okay, he's Roan, I probably should, but it would
34:23
make it meditating. That makes sense. Tal's meditating. That makes sense if
34:28
Ronan did it too. But yeah, it makes sense because you're an alien
34:30
like and humans don't do like cool ship like. I don't know, and
34:32
they're all slightly more tan than I like it. I was storing. That
34:38
was good, and then this this classic moment of Ronan's client to make calculations
34:44
the last we should have hit us by now, but I'm meeting no descentible
34:46
increase, so they're doing good. Yes, it's so fine. Yeah,
34:58
the linkas should have known to look good and dick bitches, and I'm all
35:05
out of bitches. Shortly after you so eloquently put it, Brennan Dean Wales,
35:10
you said, you know they're only killing people, And there was that
35:14
moment where I am a species, hey, but wearing their ocean, their
35:19
ocean, where visitors in their ocean. We've conquered it. You know,
35:23
if you go if you go out swimming and bit by get bit by a
35:25
shark, that's your so I'm going to put a mad city in there with
35:30
shields to stop that ship. Oh so you support shark nets, do you?
35:34
Oh? Okay, all right, No, I support while killing through
35:37
shields. Yeah, just bumping them, just bumping them. Move away.
35:45
You're killing us. I don't know if you know that will help. You
35:49
don't stop killing us. They don't. They just exactly. So it's just
35:52
a gentle, gentle push with the It was gonna though, like right,
35:55
like there's that moment everyone's talking. All of a sudden, we're like this
35:59
ship faints and then they shipped out and she's on the table. Like Beckett
36:07
runs in and like with absolutely no concern in his voice at all, and
36:13
it just brings back what Brendan's been saying about him. They they look at
36:17
him and he's like, yeah, we're just gonna prepare for our first fatality.
36:21
I'm like, that's the boss. Like you went to dinner with her
36:23
the other week. You went around to check whether she was okay, and
36:25
all of a sudden, she's in a dine in front of You're like,
36:28
yeah, better check it out of the hole. It's gonna be the first
36:30
first fatality of the whales because all he wants to do is get her boots,
36:36
and he doesn't care that we're about to dine. It was not excited
36:38
because he can't fit into them. They're too small for him. He can't
36:42
wear them, that's true. He doesn't have to. Like, if he
36:46
can wear them, he'll love it. Yeah, just squeeze into him.
36:50
I think he would go full as a buffalo bill, you know, like
36:53
wrecking buffalo, would wear it, puts on the boots, puts on We's
36:57
red shirt, tucks his dick bag, and then just walks around going John
37:01
John. Like Beckett would put on like boot, like the sort of knee
37:07
high boots that lace up and like you know, the leather sort of crosses
37:09
over one another boots when she rocked up. But he wouldn't be able to
37:13
do it because his legs would be like bigger than weird. So he would
37:15
have like his hairy sort of legs popping out on the But it wouldn't matter,
37:19
like as long as he could kind of put it on, even if
37:22
it was more of a it was a shoe, but he had to wear
37:24
it as a high heel because he couldn't wear his foot. He actually thought
37:27
about binding Chinese foot binding. Yeah, he's been training like a course that
37:31
he trains himself and just yeah, he goes to bed with corsets around his
37:37
calves to try and just in the basket. Yeah, apparently that's the thing.
37:42
It's not great that we're all wearing headphones. A lot of the like
37:45
streamers and stuff out that are getting like headphones skulls where it's like they're getting
37:50
getting like indents on their heads from the headphones. Ye constantly being on Actually
37:57
I have too from my glasses. There's actually like an indent in the back
38:00
of my head where my glasses sort of we'll always you see that one that's
38:05
like above you rear, like the where the what's this thing called your brain?
38:09
Thank you? Yeah, I can't think of the word. The arm
38:13
of the of the glasses you can see, Yeah, you can sort of
38:15
see that. You know, it leaves a little bit of a or maybe
38:17
get a big head and you see that. It really when we're in the
38:21
same glasses. I was since I was like sixteen. Yeah, right,
38:23
And you should probably get a new prescription. Man, Oh, you know,
38:25
I've had this prescription upgraded. But I'm just saying I've been wearing glasses
38:30
constantly since I was sixteen. Yeah, yeah, that I hadn't heard that
38:32
because I've obviously heard of the phone one where they say, you know,
38:35
pull up your pinky and you can see that, you know, because that's
38:37
where we how we hold our phones. Yeah, yeah, starting to affect
38:42
because I've got on my left hand and I never that. Yeah, I
38:45
think I look much down. My pinky hangs just naturally. If you just
38:50
actually, yeah, jeez, I hadn't. I hadn't noticed that. And
38:52
if you see me now, I've actually got only ever wear one side of
38:57
my headphones on. It's the thing in the studio. I don't know why,
38:59
Like it's normal, I think to me to be able to hear you
39:01
in person also hear you coming through the headphones. I always have it on
39:06
my right ear. That feels normal, and I'm trying to make for me.
39:08
Yeah, I'm trying to make a conscious decision to try and fifty to
39:14
fifty it and move it to my left because I'm like, surely after doing
39:16
radio for fifteen years and I'm wearing these headphones for three hours a day,
39:21
I'm doing more damage to my right ear than I am to my left,
39:24
And so also we try to start. Do I just stick with it and
39:29
like kill my rit ear eventually, or do I try and like level it
39:32
out and just turn it down? Well, I think it's y yeah,
39:35
but even then I'm like to make it very important actually right now, turn
39:38
it down a lot. I can't. It's like I like it, Okay,
39:42
I don't like it very much? Yeah yeah, yeah. But also
39:44
I think it comes down to the like your left brain versus your right brain
39:46
thing. They've done tests where it's like you me having a conversation with someone
39:50
on telephone, and it's like, if they're talking to you in an analytical,
39:53
you know, instructional type of way, you'll have your phone on one
39:57
side, right, But then if they change the topic and start talking about
39:59
you something sort of emotional or something like that, you'll actually uncon subconsciously like
40:02
switch to the other ear. That is what I saw. Yeah, I
40:07
can't turn my neck like that's about it, And I'm batmaning at the moment.
40:12
Like if I'm turning, I'm actually turning my whole body because my left
40:15
side of my next stuff. So I was on the phone the other day
40:16
and I was really doing this like between my right shoulder and my ear,
40:20
and I'm like, this is getting tiresome. But I can't possibly do that
40:22
because my christ are my own pain. So is the angling to receiving a
40:25
massage or what I feel like I want to. I want someone to crack
40:30
my back at the very least. Guys, if you've got some lotion you
40:31
want to give me a I'll crack whatever you got, your neck, your
40:37
back, just like it like this one. Like I said, it was
40:42
split down the middle for me watching in two halves, and the second half
40:45
was a very different end to what I thought it was going to be.
40:46
But then it seemed to really quicken from hey, what's going on with these
40:52
whales and something weird's happened and people getting the headaches to like, oh,
40:55
the soun's about to expect we've got to get up there and shields on boom.
40:58
End of episode, it was like and to the point where like the
41:00
Dadalust is up there just copping all the heat from the sun and I'm like,
41:05
I still thought that was like, it's just a b of Corona,
41:08
but it happened so quick. I'm like, this is what they need to
41:12
do to survive. To then fix the next thing or to fix what happens
41:15
after whatever, and I know that was the thing. And all of a
41:17
sudden, you know, Rodney's back and everyone's feeling okay now and the whales
41:21
have left except for Sam. And I'm like, oh, is that that
41:24
was what they were building up to? Like, it just seemed like there
41:27
was not even a slow build up. I didn't get bored with the build
41:30
up, but it was like they got there and went shit, were it?
41:31
Like I actually tapped the time coat. I'm like, I'm at thirty
41:32
eight minutes. Yeah, and all this shit starting to happen now, I'm
41:36
like this is over into and a half, Like this is lucky. I
41:37
the Dadalust was there. Yeah, yeah, because they did make a point.
41:40
They're like, well, sure they could just have their shield on and
41:45
survive it, but the coronal mass ejection would have basically been an extinction level
41:50
event for the rest of the planet. So the Ethosians never could have moved
41:52
back to the mainland. All the trees would have died, and there will
41:54
be no oxygen in the atmosphere. Yeah, and obviously, you know that
41:59
wasn't a problem for the for the ancients. You know, fifteen thousand years
42:01
ago, they just extended the Shiel, which probably would have, you know,
42:06
kept some of the mainland going. And then over the last fifteen thousand
42:08
years we're just kind of grown back. The link has said they found spots
42:12
of devastating that's right, that's right. I get I get too busy getting
42:17
distracted by this, this gold from Alenka. The whales were aware this was
42:22
happening. Well, a lot of animals, whales dolphin business are affected by
42:27
the tiniest anomalies in the magnetosphere. It's as if their internal compasses are somehow
42:30
where those pigeons, yeah, holming pigeons. I used to raise them before
42:36
coming here. We used to consult solo chuches before our pigeon races. Pigeon
42:39
races. Bridney Holy, I had actually forgotten about that bark When he said
42:45
pigeons, I'm like, oh, now, my own backstory is that he
42:47
used to race pigeons. Yeah, and then that's yeah. I still don't
42:51
get help to know. This is not the last we hear the Lenka and
42:58
his pigeons, do we hear at the term? No, I don't think
43:01
we ever actually got any resolution on what happened to his weird bebby total,
43:05
He's going to go back in like years and find this like festering, chunky
43:10
mass of the water that has taken in all the and then it just be
43:14
a floating shell, empty too, empty shells. Yeah, and a rat
43:17
using it as an as a canoe. One's a day bed, one's a
43:21
canoe. Yeah. And then you think about the poor realtors, because these
43:25
guys just upped and left. They got six vacant houses. That's right.
43:30
I didn't Rodney like have to teach his cat to that hot neighbor. Maybe
43:34
there was the hot neighbor that he had to give his cat to that he
43:36
thought was into him and she clearly wasn't. Oh yeah yeah, yeah,
43:38
yeah, yeah No pets. Pet's not a good idea. But I like
43:43
the idea that maybe they could bring pigeons. Maybe they carry pigeons. Maybe
43:45
they that's how they keep in touch with tailor's people. Yeah, and pigeons
43:49
out of cross tailors people are going to eat and put them in that soup,
43:51
that's true. Yeah, they're gonna that that shitty soup that the old
43:54
lady makes. They're like, oh, let's add some pigeon mea for that
43:58
would the dark side of the planet not be as affected around I don't know,
44:07
Yeah, the atmosphere radiation in the atmosphere, and yeah, I guess,
44:10
but maybe you're right, maybe it wouldn't have been as affected. And
44:14
maybe that's the point, like that's why they Atlanti's just probably on the light
44:19
side of the planet with extending their shields as much as possible. And yeah,
44:22
but it was a convenient that fifteen thousand years apart, Atlantis would actually
44:28
be in the daylight part of the of the planet both times. That's maybe
44:31
they flew there. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, they were never really established
44:35
whether it just it just like moves around because it's obviously not anchored. So
44:38
is it just moving with the tide or is it too big for the tide
44:40
to move it? Does it have little stabilizers like like a like a boat
44:45
that just kind of holds it in place. I feel like it's so massive
44:49
that the small waves wouldn't affect it too much and it gets they break on
44:53
it a lot. Or is it the inertial dampness? Yeah, yeah,
44:57
that's what I mean. Is there little things that are kind of holding it
44:59
in because if they find it they'd have to find the flattest place ever to
45:05
put Atlantis. Yeah, not to be like walking downhill. Yeah, so
45:09
I guess the water probably levels amount is it also a matter of convenience?
45:15
The idea that like, you know, this sun spot and when we saw
45:17
it's like, oh my god, it's all you know, and like you
45:20
just saw this mass just sort of shrink down and just explode out, you
45:23
know, like when when you see those shots online, they remind you at
45:28
the size of space and everything in it, and like how tiny, tiny
45:31
the Earth is compared to the Sun when we sit like it might again might
45:36
be a case of the CGI letting down the story or whatever. Like we
45:37
didn't see the Sun as a whole, but we saw enough of the curvature
45:40
to we're like, we're seeing like a quarter of that Sun. That mass
45:45
that shrunk down then exploded out as a as a as a blast, to
45:49
lack of a better word, surely would have been so much bigger that it
45:54
would have covered like tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of colon either side,
46:00
yeah, either side of the planet. That the idea that it was
46:05
only enough. It got down to a point where the Deadalis shields were enough
46:10
or the Deadalist itself and surrounding shield it's not that big. Really, we're
46:15
enough to like deflect it elsewhere. I'm like, you had to be in
46:17
the perfect position. And I think the CGI did let it down in that
46:23
it was like a pinpoint. Yeah, and we've said that, we've said
46:28
that before, that the CGI doesn't always necessarily reflect what the riding did.
46:32
But I think the writing also hid behind that one line where Rodney was like,
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I don't think you understand how close we're going to get. And that's
46:39
how this tiny little ship is going to deflect it with how close it's going
46:43
to be to the sun. But I think what you're all forgetting is Rodney's
46:46
amazing little drawing that he did on his tablet. Forget any CGI. That
46:52
is all I needed. That is all I needed to buy everything. He
46:57
was saying. He's like, how do I dumb it down enough for an
47:00
idiot draw in military cards? I'm going to give you a play school level
47:07
like a drawing. Sesame Street would be like, no, that's too rudimentary.
47:10
Why didn't they just fly away to a different planet? Umm? Because
47:19
they don't know? How is that the reason I don't want to say anything
47:25
because it's a potential spoiler for Mitchell. I appreciate that. Surely Sheppard to
47:30
be like, this is easy flying a puddle jumper. Well, maybe we'll
47:34
talk about it in undisclosed amount of episodes in need. How much would he
47:39
love to do that? You know, like you've got you get to pilot
47:43
like a little a little water, you know, playing you know, you
47:46
know, flying over a little bit of rescue something with an open canopy.
47:49
Then you get to fly yet you get to fly Air Force one or something.
47:52
You get to pilot as on water, a battleship cruiser or something,
47:57
and you know, then you get to old mate and he's piloting the dead
47:59
List and like, okay, that's the biggest thing that anyone in human history
48:02
has ever piled it. And then John Shepherd gets to fly a New York
48:07
sized city through space. He'd be like, I'm putting the qu in the
48:10
rack. No one will ever top, Like, no one will ever top
48:13
this. It's not as big as New York. Well yeah, but sorry,
48:15
yeah the ship that we've spoken about it before, it's about as big
48:19
as the Golden Gate Bridge. Something like yeah, maybe we'll talk about it
48:22
in an undisclosed number of episodes, and some only go on what you guys
48:25
have said before about being Manhattan sized many rooms, right, yeah, and
48:32
all within the size of the gold Gate. I'll take it. That's one
48:36
for this. But there's there's a bunch of idiots who started watching Star Trek
48:39
Voyage. Shut up. I didn't mean it like that. But yet,
48:44
in a very early episode, they say, oh, look, we've only
48:47
got fourteen torpedoes left and janeways because they get stranded on the other side of
48:51
the nuclear galaxy. It's gonna take them seventy years to get home. And
48:54
they go, we've got no way to replace these once they're gone. But
48:58
then over the series they fire about four thousand torpedoes. Yeah, obviously they
49:01
figure out a way to make applicators. Yeah, they got ways to make
49:05
them, they just hadn't made any at that point. But people seem to
49:07
think that means, oh, they were only ever going to have fourteen torpedoes
49:10
for the entire run of the series, which is stupid. Yeah, you
49:14
write a number and people stick to that. Yeah, but what I was
49:16
getting it could have been fun. I mean, you think of you know,
49:20
Pates of the Caribbean. Jack Sparrow had one bullet for one guy,
49:23
and he faced all those pirates. He could have shot at but he saved
49:25
it for Jeffrey Rush or Deadpool. He had twelve bullets, but he's saving
49:29
one for Francis. That's a great scene, you get it. That's one
49:31
for the Parts of the Caribbean, Mitchell. What I don't around with that
49:35
bullshit. That's the first Caribbean is I never made it through one of those
49:39
films, the first one is it is so good, no terrible. I
49:45
will not stand no, I'll tell you you all right it Disney movie.
49:51
I've been on the Pirates Caban, I've been on the Pirates of Caribbean,
49:52
ride in Disneyland and the right out of my mind Boring Boring his slow movie
50:00
three while these animatronics like Hallo more entertaining than the film. No, I
50:05
will put it on a record. I will sit down with YouTube mothers and
50:08
watch all three. I don't want extended Lord of the Rings films before I
50:15
will sit down and watch one Parts of the Caribbean. And I know how
50:17
much you hate Lord of the Ring exactly. I mean, I would take
50:21
watching the eleven Academy Awards. Yeah, that's just one film film four people.
50:27
What I was thousands? No, I mean the Academy, the people
50:30
in the Academy that gave them thousands. Yes, vote for it. Now,
50:32
you know what you ask the question I'm gonna give you. What I
50:35
was getting to about eight hours ago was we'll get to it in an undisclosed
50:39
amount of episodes. The thing we're talking about, but also what we'll get
50:43
to in an undisclosed amount of episodes is I feel like, what is a
50:45
little secret set up in this episode that I think Brendan will know what I'm
50:50
getting at when I forget who says it, but they say, when's the
50:53
last time you took a day off? Yes? I wrote that exactly that.
50:59
Yeah, sorry, three Star, I missed that. It was a
51:01
psychologist, right, she was asking Elizabeth about Taylor's issues. I'm like,
51:07
you can't ask doctor about someone else, even if you are you know whatever,
51:12
you can have a certificate. Yeah, But she said, when's the
51:15
last day you had off? Literally? I had six weeks off last week.
51:20
Last week I saw she was depressed because she was having too many days
51:22
off. She had six weeks off, eating takeout in her sweats. Yeah,
51:27
just live in our weekend lives, as we pointed out, our dream
51:30
lives anything herself. Now, Maddie, there's one more grab that I've got
51:37
here, and it was the thing that I came in. I wish I
51:38
would have I would have gotten that, And I don't know. I'm only
51:40
going by what it looks like, what you've named play it. I'll play
51:45
it, go for it, but you play it. What was your point
51:47
about her not having days off? In an undisclosed amount of episodes, we
51:53
will discuss the fact that Heiitemeyer said, when was your last day off?
52:00
Hinting at something we will discuss in an undisclosed amount of Yeah, she had
52:04
six weeks off. Imagine herself Netflix style, fair enough with a brighter vibratorm.
52:12
Most of them are gone now. They began dispressing almost immediately, not
52:16
so much as a thank you, no thank you. But that was all
52:23
right now. Obviously she's still suffering from hearing loss by narcissism because she was
52:34
understanding ancient and the weird sort of thing which I haven't mentioned. I should
52:37
do before we wrap up the way that there's the voices and stuff. But
52:40
because we were dealing with whales. I honestly thought she for a second,
52:45
like, is she trying to speak whale in finding the Emo? This is
52:51
her No thank you. I'd forgotten temporarily about the hearing loss or whatever else
52:59
was going hang on, no thank you, just for a fleeting moment.
53:07
When Martin Guiro is on the writing stuff, you never know that's true.
53:12
He had Ghostbusters the other day. Actually, I really do want to see
53:15
now where we walks out into the terrace and just goes no thank you.
53:21
Or Ronnie could have wrapped the episode up like that, thank you, sir.
53:24
That Giro line last week in Atlantis about close my eyes and think of
53:30
the state puffed marshmallow man. Yeah, it still doesn't make any sense,
53:35
and the English one isn't better. I just think of England. I've heard
53:37
that more closureized and think of England. But I think that might even be
53:40
like a Monty Python line or something. Yeah, that's true, But wouldn't
53:45
Jack, wouldn't you just write I just like to think of cake or a
53:47
fishing or you know, anything that's Jack related would have been a bit better.
53:52
Well, I mean, Jack and brad Wright came up with the think
53:57
of England. That was that was what they came up with. Yeah,
54:00
I know that, but I'm just saying even that's not great. Yeah it's
54:04
fine. I think it's I'm gurgling, Holly al right. Sorry, Well,
54:12
close your eyes and think of England as a song by Dell Amitri,
54:15
which I didn't know whoever that is. Let me move from twenty twenty one.
54:20
That doesn't kill dude, We did last week, Brandon. You google
54:22
it too and see what opposite. Yeah, it's not. I got macaroons.
54:29
The Guns of novarone nineteen sixty one. Let us off for once.
54:35
Go on, be a pal, be a father to your man. Climb
54:37
down off that cross of yours. Close your eyes, think of England and
54:40
pull the trigger. That classic movie The Guns of Novarowon. Yeah, that's
54:45
good. We can fullish with that quickly, though, because one thing,
54:51
one of the first things that really stood out for me because it happened early,
54:53
but that I really liked about this was when Taylor had first had the
54:58
vision and she did know what it was at the time, like she was
55:00
actually asking you questions, Oh, how are you? How can I help
55:02
you? You know, this weird figure walking down the hallway and just the
55:07
I almost describing it as like some kind of weird like bubbling sound effect that
55:12
you might hear that would match something weird as a screen saver, you might
55:15
say that, and I really like, looks what I hate when we have
55:20
an alien in a show. It's like, give them a dreep boys and
55:22
they talking like this because they're different than us, and it's like, really
55:27
like that's the like, that's the limit as to how an alien consent.
55:30
It's either they or unless you're Star Wars and they speak with a stereotypical Asian
55:34
accent other than speaking yeah yeah right, it's like a deep voice and it's
55:40
in Gibberish. But this was like a very very unique sound and I actually
55:45
thought, that's one of the coolest things I think I've seen in this show
55:47
was this is how they're speaking freaky. Yeah. I'm pretty sure it was
55:52
very late at night, and that scene where Taylor comes out and that woman's
55:57
walking towards her, just screeching and just very kind of freakily fast, like
56:04
the rings like something kind of yeah, like what the yeah, absolutely they
56:07
should have had like just close your eyes and think of oh, I'd cut
56:12
it off. That was a more girls quite. Just close your eyes and
56:15
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