1969

[Blue Heights]

I watched this episode on tv tonight. I liked it, although it felt a bit rushed and not a lot of action. It was more like watching SG-1 on a road trip.

I thought the whole thing with Cassandra seemed odd and confusing.

But since they saw her in the future, later on when she encountered that deadly situation (only saw parts of that episode so I couldn't totally figure out what was going on), Sam should have known all would be alright.

I did find a couple of inconsistencies, however. If General Hammond did in fact meet up with SG-1 in the past, why was he so hesitant to allow Daniel Jackson and Teal'c to join SG-1 if he had met them in the past?

[PKidd18]

Ok, well, I'll admit that they could ahve done SOOOOO much more with that episode... But, it wasn't bad! Seeing Teal'c as a hippie was enough for me! :D

As for playing with the timeline thing, well, that's always tricky! :D Just because one thing turned out one way on one line, doesn't necessarily mean the same will occur in all lines... (Sorry, I'm one of those people that believes in multiple realities! :) ) So, there is no definite way to know that things would turn out the same way... There is no way to know that Teal'c isn't*GASP* beaing a trader to the SGC... There is no way to know that Casandra hitting the teenage rebelion years doesn't screw anything up! It's one of those wait and see things! :tgrin

It's all speculation and, well, fiction in the end, anyway, so... :rollin