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*eeeheeheehee*
I just got ahold of a version of "Ark" with the missing minute or so that was cut off the small download ...
Okay, my Sheppard!Love is just through the ROOF in this episode ...
We had the return of super-competent, super-serious leader Sheppard (and as much as I love Sheppard the giant dork, it wouldn't be nearly as much fun if it wasn't in contrast to this side of him).
We had pilot Sheppard (and Rodney's "may as well be straight out of fanfic" comment about "You think you can fly anything!").
And now we have Sheppard teasing Teyla in the infirmary (squee!) and admitting, once again, how much he cares about his team (but in an offhand, Sheppardesque kind of way), and then that tossed-off remark about Rodney at the end which totally recalls his reluctant "... and Rodney" in the Daedalus scene in "Sateda" -- *and* was a perfect parallel to Rodney telling Elizabeth that they should go ahead and let Sheppard melt himself into a puddle of protoplasm in the machine at the end of "Tao". Of course it's perfectly, amply, evidently obvious, especially in light of the whole rest of the episode, that it's all TEASING, right? Heeeeeeeee.
I love this show.
Okay, my Sheppard!Love is just through the ROOF in this episode ...
We had the return of super-competent, super-serious leader Sheppard (and as much as I love Sheppard the giant dork, it wouldn't be nearly as much fun if it wasn't in contrast to this side of him).
We had pilot Sheppard (and Rodney's "may as well be straight out of fanfic" comment about "You think you can fly anything!").
And now we have Sheppard teasing Teyla in the infirmary (squee!) and admitting, once again, how much he cares about his team (but in an offhand, Sheppardesque kind of way), and then that tossed-off remark about Rodney at the end which totally recalls his reluctant "... and Rodney" in the Daedalus scene in "Sateda" -- *and* was a perfect parallel to Rodney telling Elizabeth that they should go ahead and let Sheppard melt himself into a puddle of protoplasm in the machine at the end of "Tao". Of course it's perfectly, amply, evidently obvious, especially in light of the whole rest of the episode, that it's all TEASING, right? Heeeeeeeee.
I love this show.