Then I found out they were going to borrow heavily from Battlestar.
And sure enough, SGU became the same thing. Instead of a bold leader who keeps his people together, we have a idiot who traps his most experience techie on a planet, then tries to cover it up and in the process kill another crew member. That same techie killing someone because he thinks it's a good idea. A action hero type who's brain is firmly set between his legs.
Lt James cannot carry this whole show.
In the last episode, we see the communication stones fail, and we never find out why. No one is even curious. Are we in the same universe with Dr. McKay?
In the next episode, the civilians lock the military out and take over the ship. How in the world can this resolved in any way that is remotely believable? Is the military going to say, "Oh, we didn't know how serious you were, you can run the ship?" They will have to let them out sometime, and the military is going to want to resume command, and now they cannot trust the civilians at all. The civilians can already not trust the military because the commander is insane. (And the guy on Earth who wants to take over is not any better).
I'll say it again, I like heroes in my stories. SGU, I'm done. May be next season.
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