Well, there was how McKay hallucinated Sam in "Grace Under Pressure".... ;)
Okay, you got me there. If we're going by that episode, then according to my theory Carter's going to be walking around Atlantis in her underwear :p
they were aware of Beckett's too
Going off on a tangent here, but I think that the writers were also aware of fans' growing resentment at Beckett's seemingly pointless inclusion on missions that didn't actually need him (well, not right away :D), so they dialed back his involvement (I can only assume some sort of collective brain seizure made them decide to kill him off at the last minute).
Same with Weir - I'm actually glad that she's going back to a recurring character, because it means that she won't be doing pointless and un-diplomat-like things just to fulfil her contract requirements.
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Date: 2007-01-26 04:39 pm (UTC)Okay, you got me there. If we're going by that episode, then according to my theory Carter's going to be walking around Atlantis in her underwear :p
they were aware of Beckett's too
Going off on a tangent here, but I think that the writers were also aware of fans' growing resentment at Beckett's seemingly pointless inclusion on missions that didn't actually need him (well, not right away :D), so they dialed back his involvement (I can only assume some sort of collective brain seizure made them decide to kill him off at the last minute).
Same with Weir - I'm actually glad that she's going back to a recurring character, because it means that she won't be doing pointless and un-diplomat-like things just to fulfil her contract requirements.