Colonel Carter
12-04-2004, 08:53 PM
The series premiere two hour episode and the first episode after that, "The Enemy Within," was true to the movie in that the people were covered with frost every time they went through the Stargate. After that episode, however, they stopped doing that. How do they explain that from a story accuracy perspective? I'm sure they did it to save time and money, but how do they explain it in the show? They explained things not shaking at the SGC because of dampners they put in (yeah, like when Gen. Hammond said that it wasn't totally obvious they were saying it to explain it to the fans who noticed). What about the frost?
And how do you explain the fact that they know longer fall out of the Stargate? I could understand maybe that the more you go through the Stargate, the more you become used to it so you don't fall out every time. But explain to me someone like Major Shepperd in the Atlantis premiere who is first time through was to another galaxy, farther than anyone had gone before, and he casually just walked out of the thing.
And how do you explain the fact that they know longer fall out of the Stargate? I could understand maybe that the more you go through the Stargate, the more you become used to it so you don't fall out every time. But explain to me someone like Major Shepperd in the Atlantis premiere who is first time through was to another galaxy, farther than anyone had gone before, and he casually just walked out of the thing.