Stargate: Atlantis
Mar. 28th, 2005 05:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kerravonsenMeant to ramble about this earlier. Saw the pilot episode last night, when it at last aired on Australian television. It was a bit backwards for me, since I'd actually seen one later episode when I was over in the UK.
But still, I am rather unmoved. I mean, here we go again, yet another totally evil (yawn), completely unstoppable (yawn) foe. Exotic alien princess (yawn) with super powers (yawn).
Kat's Law of Fandom strikes again.
Kat's Law Of Fandom:
Once you like the characters, it doesn't matter what the rest is like.
Corollory to Kat's Law Of Fandom:
If you don't care about the characters, it doesn't matter how good the rest is.
And y'see, is problem. Don't care about the leads. I like the Scottish doctor and Dr McKay, but the leads leave me unmoved. Well, I kind of like Major Sheperd, he comes off a lot better in the pilot than he did in the other episode I saw. But not enough.
So, folks, give me three good reasons why I should bother.
But still, I am rather unmoved. I mean, here we go again, yet another totally evil (yawn), completely unstoppable (yawn) foe. Exotic alien princess (yawn) with super powers (yawn).
Kat's Law of Fandom strikes again.
Kat's Law Of Fandom:
Once you like the characters, it doesn't matter what the rest is like.
Corollory to Kat's Law Of Fandom:
If you don't care about the characters, it doesn't matter how good the rest is.
And y'see, is problem. Don't care about the leads. I like the Scottish doctor and Dr McKay, but the leads leave me unmoved. Well, I kind of like Major Sheperd, he comes off a lot better in the pilot than he did in the other episode I saw. But not enough.
So, folks, give me three good reasons why I should bother.
