http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?category=0&id=30002
Gateworld article (had a spoiler in the *link*! Geez! But has less info than the SciFi piece).
Not as wacky or creative an idea as many proposed by fans in the past week. But I'm willing to see what they do with it. Making him the *same* rank as Sam is... interesting. Also makes me wonder what's going on with AT, although Ron Cooper mentions Carter, so... hmm. The idea of making him someone "known" is also kind of interesting, and I'm curious to see how they do that.
Hmm. At what point will we be able to stop considering the mere identity of the Cast Addition a spoiler, do you figure?
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Um. That would pretty much break the show for me. I really, really hope that's not true.
It would make some sense. Although... okay, wait.
1. Isn't it more likely, what with one thing and another, that if Jack and Sam wanted to be together, Jack would retire?
2. Including, more likely given the logistics of the show (RDA's reduced time, etc.)?
3. Would Sam have to retire from the military *too*? Both of them?
4. If Sam retires from the military so that she can marry Jack or whatever, does that mean Jack stays a general? Does that mean that they're currently thinking they're still going to have Jack as a general somehow in S9?
5. If Sam retires from the military to be with Jack, does she still get to stay in the SGC as a civilian scientist because, you know, she's too valuable to say to her, "don't let the door hit you on the ass on your way out"? Because Cooper's quotes *seem* to indicate that he's thinking about "SG-1" as Daniel, Teal'c, Sam, and BB.
6. But like Destina, I still don't get how you can have two lt. col's on the same team. That's dumb.
7. How might the AUs play into this?
My head hurts.
There's a story on Gateworld RE S9 and Jack/RDA, incidentally--I don't want to talk about it if you haven't read it.
Wait, what was I talking about?
I don't know *WHAT* to think...
I am seriously going to have to wrestle with myself over the issue of reading peoples' spoilers for "Threads" onwards -- because on the other hand, sometimes I like to find out ahead of time what happens, in detail, if I'm worried about something and feel that I might need to be braced for it.
But I already sort of get the sense, without spoilers, that most folks deeply disliked "Gemini". And that's a pity. RepliCarter had such promise!