This episode would be am 8 or 9 if not for the new Weir.
It's not the political aspect of her command. It's not her ordering around people who know far more than she does about SGC, gate travel and the galaxy beyond Earth. Those are good elements. Those aspects create tension.
Nope, it's the way the actress acts. This marked the beginning of statements made as questions in SG-1. Weir constantly goes up in tone at the end of statements, as if they're questions.
This is a statement? I'm telling you something but my inflection goes up at the end as if it's a question? This is annoying? This episode has good stuff. But the statements as questions are so annoying, they detract from the episode.
Unfortunately, you can't skip this episode if you want to keep up with the ongoing SG-1 story.
It's not the political aspect of her command. It's not her ordering around people who know far more than she does about SGC, gate travel and the galaxy beyond Earth. Those are good elements. Those aspects create tension.
Nope, it's the way the actress acts. This marked the beginning of statements made as questions in SG-1. Weir constantly goes up in tone at the end of statements, as if they're questions.
This is a statement? I'm telling you something but my inflection goes up at the end as if it's a question? This is annoying? This episode has good stuff. But the statements as questions are so annoying, they detract from the episode.
Unfortunately, you can't skip this episode if you want to keep up with the ongoing SG-1 story.