Well, this finally came in the other day and could hardly wait to come
home from work and sit down to watch it!

It was well worth the wait, let me tell you! :)

I have to admit though, that there were some scenes that seemed like
they were ripped out of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost
Ark :) But, that's what made this movie so much fun to watch :)

I'm still curious who wrote the program that created the replicators
and what Adra meant when she said "not all of them" (IIRC) in one of
her closing lines?

Greetings, Robert Wolfe

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I don't know enough about spoilers in this group so I'll caution
everyone that I mention some things from the movie, but I try to be
vague.

In article <47DC3F9D.20227.uu-atvsg1@derbycitybbs.com>,
Robert Wolfe <robert.wolfe@1:261/20.remove-zet-this> wrote:
>Well, this finally came in the other day and could hardly wait to come
>home from work and sit down to watch it!
>
>It was well worth the wait, let me tell you! :)
>
>I have to admit though, that there were some scenes that seemed like
>they were ripped out of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost
>Ark :) But, that's what made this movie so much fun to watch :)
>
>I'm still curious who wrote the program that created the replicators
>and what Adra meant when she said "not all of them" (IIRC) in one of
>her closing lines?
>
> Greetings, Robert Wolfe

I thought it was ok. It was definitely a season 9 or season 10 quality
movie, as opposed to, say, season 4. It was worth watching and I'm
glad I own it for the collection. But it was very very 'Ori' and I
find the whole Ori arc quite silly. I'm also miffed that Browder got
billing ahead of Tapping. Sheesh!

I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
to figure out who it might be.

I'm also wondering about what that ship was made out of to withstand
a blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!

Jill
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The colors blend, the edges soften. Swirling and mixing
we are becoming white light.
jill@tuells.org

jill wrote:
> I don't know enough about spoilers in this group so I'll caution
> everyone that I mention some things from the movie, but I try to be
> vague.
>
> In article <47DC3F9D.20227.uu-atvsg1@derbycitybbs.com>,
> Robert Wolfe <robert.wolfe@1:261/20.remove-zet-this> wrote:
>> Well, this finally came in the other day and could hardly wait to come
>> home from work and sit down to watch it!
>>
>> It was well worth the wait, let me tell you! :)
>>
>> I have to admit though, that there were some scenes that seemed like
>> they were ripped out of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost
>> Ark :) But, that's what made this movie so much fun to watch :)
>>
>> I'm still curious who wrote the program that created the replicators
>> and what Adra meant when she said "not all of them" (IIRC) in one of
>> her closing lines?
>>
>> Greetings, Robert Wolfe
>
> I thought it was ok. It was definitely a season 9 or season 10 quality
> movie, as opposed to, say, season 4. It was worth watching and I'm
> glad I own it for the collection. But it was very very 'Ori' and I
> find the whole Ori arc quite silly. I'm also miffed that Browder got
> billing ahead of Tapping. Sheesh!
>
> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
> to figure out who it might be.
>
> I'm also wondering about what that ship was made out of to withstand
> a blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!
>
> Jill

I thought the ending was perfect.

In article <13tot8skct91pc8@corp.supernews.com>, jill@tuells.org (jill)
wrote:

> I don't know enough about spoilers in this group so I'll caution
> everyone that I mention some things from the movie, but I try to be
> vague.
>
> In article <47DC3F9D.20227.uu-atvsg1@derbycitybbs.com>,
> Robert Wolfe <robert.wolfe@1:261/20.remove-zet-this> wrote:
> >Well, this finally came in the other day and could hardly wait to come
> >home from work and sit down to watch it!
> >
> >It was well worth the wait, let me tell you! :)
> >
> >I have to admit though, that there were some scenes that seemed like
> >they were ripped out of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost
> >Ark :) But, that's what made this movie so much fun to watch :)
> >
> >I'm still curious who wrote the program that created the replicators
> >and what Adra meant when she said "not all of them" (IIRC) in one of
> >her closing lines?
> >
> > Greetings, Robert Wolfe
>
> I thought it was ok. It was definitely a season 9 or season 10 quality
> movie, as opposed to, say, season 4. It was worth watching and I'm
> glad I own it for the collection. But it was very very 'Ori' and I
> find the whole Ori arc quite silly. I'm also miffed that Browder got
> billing ahead of Tapping. Sheesh!

Tapping needs a new agent. She should be first billed on ATLANTIS too.

Agreed about the Ori. Other than getting to see Morena Bacarin (sigh) I
got bored with them a loooong time ago.
>
> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
> to figure out who it might be.
>
> I'm also wondering about what that ship was made out of to withstand
> a blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!
>
> Jill

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No Shat, No Show.
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A poster named Jill asked:
----"I'm also wondering what that ship was made out of to withstand a
blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!"----


Reply:
You have to remember in Season 10 that SG-1 or the Earth fleets acquired
Asgard weaponry and shields that are far more formidable and have more
capability than any homegrown native technology.
The Asgard bequeathed all their knowledge and technology to them prior
to them annihilating themselves out of existence because they could not
erase all their genetic development mistakes that happened over
millennia.
They have Asgard type "beam weapons" and shields.

In article <ANIM8Rfsk-1C4051.23254215032008@news.west.cox.net>,
Anim8rFSK <ANIM8Rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>In article <13tot8skct91pc8@corp.supernews.com>, jill@tuells.org (jill)
>wrote:
>
>> I don't know enough about spoilers in this group so I'll caution
>> everyone that I mention some things from the movie, but I try to be
>> vague.
>>
>> In article <47DC3F9D.20227.uu-atvsg1@derbycitybbs.com>,
>> Robert Wolfe <robert.wolfe@1:261/20.remove-zet-this> wrote:
>> >Well, this finally came in the other day and could hardly wait to come
>> >home from work and sit down to watch it!
>> >
>> >It was well worth the wait, let me tell you! :)
>> >
>> >I have to admit though, that there were some scenes that seemed like
>> >they were ripped out of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost
>> >Ark :) But, that's what made this movie so much fun to watch :)
>> >
>> >I'm still curious who wrote the program that created the replicators
>> >and what Adra meant when she said "not all of them" (IIRC) in one of
>> >her closing lines?
>> >
>> > Greetings, Robert Wolfe
>>
>> I thought it was ok. It was definitely a season 9 or season 10 quality
>> movie, as opposed to, say, season 4. It was worth watching and I'm
>> glad I own it for the collection. But it was very very 'Ori' and I
>> find the whole Ori arc quite silly. I'm also miffed that Browder got
>> billing ahead of Tapping. Sheesh!
>
>Tapping needs a new agent. She should be first billed on ATLANTIS too.
>
>Agreed about the Ori. Other than getting to see Morena Bacarin (sigh) I
>got bored with them a loooong time ago.

She's better on Firefly, imo.

>> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
>> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
>> to figure out who it might be.
>>
>> I'm also wondering about what that ship was made out of to withstand
>> a blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!
>>
>> Jill
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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++
The colors blend, the edges soften. Swirling and mixing
we are becoming white light.
jill@tuells.org

In article <11457-47DD5FBA-660@storefull-3255.bay.webtv.net>,
SAC 441 <SAC441@webtv.net> wrote:
>A poster named Jill asked:
>----"I'm also wondering what that ship was made out of to withstand a
>blast that large and not have a hole ripped in it!"----
>
>
>Reply:
>You have to remember in Season 10 that SG-1 or the Earth fleets acquired
>Asgard weaponry and shields that are far more formidable and have more
>capability than any homegrown native technology.
>The Asgard bequeathed all their knowledge and technology to them prior
>to them annihilating themselves out of existence because they could not
>erase all their genetic development mistakes that happened over
>millennia.
> They have Asgard type "beam weapons" and shields.

Good point! Even at 13 percent, or whatever the shields were at,
their ship can take quite a bit. And it's not like they were _trying_
to blow a hole in the exterior wall.

Jill
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The colors blend, the edges soften. Swirling and mixing
we are becoming white light.
jill@tuells.org

jill wrote:

>>
>> Agreed about the Ori. Other than getting to see Morena Bacarin (sigh) I
>> got bored with them a loooong time ago.
>
> She's better on Firefly, imo.
..
..
Thank you! I KNEW she looked familiar!

Althought, obviously I wasn't bothered enough to look her up on IMDB. lol

On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
forth:


>I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
>it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
>to figure out who it might be.
>

>Jill


That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.

Ookie Wonderslug <1234@qwerty.org> did eloquently scribble:
> On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
> forth:


>>I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
>>it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
>>to figure out who it might be.
>>

>>Jill

> That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
> programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
> to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
> make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.

What planet are you living on?
The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
(which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)

Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than just
evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?

If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they hadn't
invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.

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<spike1@freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:klfcb5-7at.ln1@ridcully.ntlworld.com...
> Ookie Wonderslug <1234@qwerty.org> did eloquently scribble:
>> On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
>> forth:
>
>
>>>I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
>>>it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
>>>to figure out who it might be.
>>>
>
>>>Jill
>
>> That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
>> programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
>> to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
>> make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.
>
> What planet are you living on?
> The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
> (which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)
>
> Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than
> just
> evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?
>
> If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
> civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
> only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they hadn't
> invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.

In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the same
time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.

Martin <nonhere@nonhere.com> did eloquently scribble:
>> What planet are you living on?
>> The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
>> (which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)
>>
>> Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than
>> just
>> evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?
>>
>> If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
>> civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
>> only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they hadn't
>> invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.

> In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the same
> time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.

Exactly. There're dozens of examples of parallel innovation.
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| |can't move, with no hope of rescue. |
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| in |good to you so far... |
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Martin wrote:
> <spike1@freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:klfcb5-7at.ln1@ridcully.ntlworld.com...
>> Ookie Wonderslug <1234@qwerty.org> did eloquently scribble:
>>> On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
>>> forth:
>>
>>>> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
>>>> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
>>>> to figure out who it might be.
>>>>
>>>> Jill
>>> That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
>>> programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
>>> to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
>>> make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.
>> What planet are you living on?
>> The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
>> (which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)
>>
>> Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than
>> just
>> evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?
>>
>> If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
>> civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
>> only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they hadn't
>> invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.
>
> In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the same
> time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.
>
>

And television.

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Beth Smarr <beth.smarr@verizon.net> did eloquently scribble:
>> In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the same
>> time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.
>>
>>

> And television.

Indeed, in fact, that's a better example than the phone.
Philip J Fry's great grandfather, most likely, invented the tv system we're
only just starting to abandon.
:)
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In article <dI7Fj.162$N_5.50@trnddc05>, Beth Smarr
<beth.smarr@verizon.net> wrote:

> Martin wrote:
> > <spike1@freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
> > news:klfcb5-7at.ln1@ridcully.ntlworld.com...
> >> Ookie Wonderslug <1234@qwerty.org> did eloquently scribble:
> >>> On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
> >>> forth:
> >>
> >>>> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
> >>>> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
> >>>> to figure out who it might be.
> >>>>
> >>>> Jill
> >>> That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
> >>> programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
> >>> to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
> >>> make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.
> >> What planet are you living on?
> >> The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
> >> (which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)
> >>
> >> Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than
> >> just evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?
> >>
> >> If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
> >> civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
> >> only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they hadn't
> >> invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.
> >
> > In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the same
> > time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.
>
> And television.

Even the Wright Brothers were only just beaten to the aeroplane by a
New Zealander named Pearce.

In article <230320081139018803%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com>,
Anybody <anybody@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote:

> In article <dI7Fj.162$N_5.50@trnddc05>, Beth Smarr
> <beth.smarr@verizon.net> wrote:
>
> > Martin wrote:
> > > <spike1@freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
> > > news:klfcb5-7at.ln1@ridcully.ntlworld.com...
> > >> Ookie Wonderslug <1234@qwerty.org> did eloquently scribble:
> > >>> On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:17:16 -0000, jill@tuells.org (jill) spewed
> > >>> forth:
> > >>
> > >>>> I, too, am curious about the replicator program. They talked about
> > >>>> it as if it was someone we should know. Now I'm searching my brain
> > >>>> to figure out who it might be.
> > >>>>
> > >>>> Jill
> > >>> That robot chick from many seasons ago made the replicators and
> > >>> programmed them. The same robot girl that Jack shot and that was given
> > >>> to the Asgard. The original program was modified by the Ancients to
> > >>> make the ones in the Pegasus galaxy.
> > >> What planet are you living on?
> > >> The pegasus replicators have existed for over 10,000 years.
> > >> (which is when the original lantians abandoned the pegasus galaxy)
> > >>
> > >> Notice these were ALWAYS designed to take a humanoid form, rather than
> > >> just evolve over 1,000,000 years of compressed time into them?
> > >>
> > >> If something is possible, it will be invented eventually. By any
> > >> civilisation that has the right building blocks. Edison/swan weren't the
> > >> only people working on incandescent lighting, for example. If they
> > >> hadn't
> > >> invented the light bulb, someone else would, probably within a decade.
> > >
> > > In many cases more than one person was inventing the same thing at the
> > > same
> > > time. The jet engine being an example, the telephone being another.
> >
> > And television.
>
> Even the Wright Brothers were only just beaten to the aeroplane by a
> New Zealander named Pearce.

Pearse. Unverified and unverifiable.

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Star Trek 09:

No Shat, No Show.
http://www.disneysub.com/board/noshat.jpg