h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Be thankful it's only a week for you... I've had it since July!

Intersting stuff, not my kind of thing tho

I've got 4 stories on the go and all are in varying stages of Block at the moment

I keep thinking of starting another story so I'm not worrying about the current one... the problem is what to write about?

In fact I've got it! I started one a while ago about the early careers of two of the characters in the story on my blog... I'll have a go at doing that.

I'm almost... but not quite... unoffendable.

Even those times I've been "yelled at"
in caps.


Perhaps a tiny bit 'dense' at times maybe.
*Shrug*

um, not to sound er,- ... *loses train of it, but* ... um, Who is Russell Davis?

I get the germ of an idea, let it ferment for a while then get it down, sometimes it's just a one off other times it can ramble on for quite a few chapters.

Russell T Davis is principle writer for Dr Who

Oh.


Dare I say it?
We don't get the BBC anymore. Stopped having it for some reason when family switched over to + "digital cable". the channels on those things can migrate sometimes. When the power fluxxes once in awhile. Er... California. *shrug* Thank you Mr. Gray Davis?



Perhaps, perhaps no.

I don't get the BBC at all. I... *ahem*... "obtain" the episodes from a friend of a friend of mine.

I obtained most of Dr. Who, cos I have lots of difficulty being home at set times.

Furthermore, Dr. Who is VERY good, and Stargate simply...isn't. I watched a few episodes and the plot inconsistencies and downright not-making-sensiness of it all drove me away.

There's a few eps like that- what season did you start watching?

I watched the first few seasons of SG-1 but I must admit that I got bored of it after a while. Although if I find it on I'll always watch the Groundhog Day episode.

Window of Opportunity that was quite funny, I like the humorous episodes, I must be the only person that liked Wormhole X-Treme

/I/ liked it...

One I saw was where they travelled to a planet with an old geezer who had been lost since 1942. The planet represented some kind of alliance, and the old dude commented that it was a sort of United Nations. He left earth 3 years before they invented that. So...

On to the next one i watched. That was about a gate to a water planet. The gate 'knew' if something wanted to go through or not. Uh-huh.

And, of course, nobody has EVER been able to tell me why you can't go through a gate that was opened at your destination.

"One I saw was where they travelled to a planet with an old geezer who had been lost since 1942. The planet represented some kind of alliance, and the old dude commented that it was a sort of United Nations. He left earth 3 years before they invented that. So..."

That was in the first series, the one where Catherine Langford's father got his hands back on the Gate

"On to the next one i watched. That was about a gate to a water planet. The gate 'knew' if something wanted to go through or not. Uh-huh."

Was that the one with 'Deanna Troi' from Star Trek?

"And, of course, nobody has EVER been able to tell me why you can't go through a gate that was opened at your destination."

Nope,it's never been explained to my knowledge

I don't know who it was with, but I do know that's some pretty vast mistakes in there.

The only one I can think of with a water planet was that one, called 'Watergate' how original eh

Me and Excelsior have been picking up on the glaring faults in Atlantis

I prefer to watch things that make a bit more sense.

I like 4400, Excelsior likes BSG and we both like Atlantis so I guess we do have something to talk about