Stargate Universe (Season 1)


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Is it just me or do the gates look smaller now?

and wtf was that thing that came off the ship?

Yes they look smaller, noticed that to, they are older gates afterall

this was posted on another forum, thought it fit about the ship flying off at the end, thought it was funny cause it will prob happen.

Anyway, the ship flying off shows they're not alone on the ship and someone else knows what they're doing/how to use stuff. I bet that person will help them fix the power and show them basic repairs, but not after a long cat & mouse game of trying to capture them. Insert the "outsider" who will later be added to the team that goes off on missions...
Yes they look smaller, noticed that to, they are older gates afterall

this was posted on another forum, thought it fit about the ship flying off at the end, thought it was funny cause it will prob happen.

The gates are newer, not older. That wouldn't make any sense.

The gates are newer, not older. That wouldn't make any sense.

How do you figure? These stargates should be older than the ones in the milky way and peagus galaxies. Definately the peagus at least since they don't rotate while these gates do. Dr. Rush said he believed that the Ancients sent seed ships ahead of this ship, since this ship is a few hundred thousand years old that would imply the gates along the ships path being older than the ship itself.

Overall i thought the episode was pretty boring. The only thing it did was confirm to me at least that somebody was watching them in the last episode. On a side note, I hope that solider and scientist that were trapped together on that planet have alot of "fun" :hump: since they are going to be there forever lol.

Anyway, the ship flying off shows they're not alone on the ship and someone else knows what they're doing/how to use stuff. I bet that person will help them fix the power and show them basic repairs, but not after a long cat & mouse game of trying to capture them. Insert the "outsider" who will later be added to the team that goes off on missions...

That makes sense. That's the format they've followed in previous Stargate series.

I'll keep watching because they seem to want to actually develop characters over time but I haven't seen anything I didn't expect yet. Just finished watching episode 3 and I'm not sure what I really took away from it except for the last 5 seconds of the show.

One problem, did they address what happened to the women and the soldier who went through the gate to the locked out planet? If they did I must of missed it somehow.

No. Eli tried to contact them using the radio but got no response. It's reasonable to assume they're now stranded on that planet.

probably dead from toxic atmosphere.

they said the planet had vegatation and what not before they went, so i would assume they have a good atmosphere, just probably not food or what they need to last for very long. I'll be glad when the flashback nonsense stop and they can get to a proper form of storytelling.

they said the planet had vegatation and what not before they went, so i would assume they have a good atmosphere, just probably not food or what they need to last for very long. I'll be glad when the flashback nonsense stop and they can get to a proper form of storytelling.

Vegetation does not equal breathable human atmosphere.

There are creatures living next to volcanic vents on the bottom of our own ocean, who don't even require sunlight but to an alternative form of photosynthesis from the hot gases.

though it's probably more likely that they'll be taken over by some form of symbiotic creature that will either take over their bodies or transform them. and then they'll become allies/enemies depending on mood with the people on the ship. seems to be the usual way things work out in the Stargate shows. and so far it's following a familier script we've already seen in the previous shows.

how many times can you really do the same show with minor script changes and different locations.

Their wormhole passed through a spatial anomaly sending them back hundreds of millions of years. They spawned a new civilization on some distant planet which would become the ancestors to the ones we know as the ancients.

This will probably never happen. :p

Well Universe premiered here in Australia the other day, haven't decided if I like it or not yet. It is interesting (and different) so I'll keep watching it and see how it goes, but I'll give it a chance as I hated Atlantis when it first started and it took me some time to warm up to it (as I love it as much as SG-1 now :) )

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