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** All the people who went to Destiny came from an off-world military base only reachable by ship, so most of the people there would have been selected for that. Its probable the guy with the sleeping pills had some kind of difficult to find specialty that made the logistics of getting him his pills worth it.
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** Then again, this means the crew would be without a medic. Better in stasis than dead, but given how indispensable TJ is on the ship, there would be a strong desire to delay putting her in or to pull her out for every crisis, which gives the disease more time to progress.
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** Then again, this means the crew would be without a medic. Better in stasis than dead, but given how indispensable TJ is on the ship, there would be a strong desire to delay putting her in or to pull her out for every crisis, which gives the disease more time to progress.progress.
** Also, you're assuming they're ever going to get home. Destiny's situation seemed pretty impossible.
** Also, you're assuming they're ever going to get home. Destiny's situation seemed pretty impossible.
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* Eli having to quarantine Ginn and Amanda Perry's programs in the computer to save Rush makes sense. However once Rush is free why can't he just them them out of quarantine? So long as Rush stays away from the chair he won't be trapped in the simulation anymore just because the programs are running.
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*** You would think in real life it would be very hard to find volunteers in the Air Force (especially in the already narrowed pool of those with clearance to know about the stargate) who were willing to allow that sex clause, and that they'd get more volunteers if it wasn't there. In fact, why put it there in the first place?
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*** You would think in real life it would be very hard to find volunteers in the Air Force (especially in the already narrowed pool of those with clearance to know about the stargate) who were willing to allow that sex clause, and that they'd get more volunteers if it wasn't there. In fact, why put it there in the first place?place? What kind of person would ''want'' to use someone else's body that way? Realistically, they'd be more likely to have to sign a form saying they wouldn't.
