It's not even that I think Daniel did a bad job of spying; I just think he was a poor choice. If Rush had been the traitor and spotted him, the jig would have been up. And Daniel's too valuable to risk on an op where they're already risking one invaluable civilian!

True enough about wanting to get Telford back. I wish we'd seen some of Telford being a good guy, as apparently he was. This was the first time I had the sense that Young had ever been friends with or even respected Telford before! Greer was in the brig for assaulting Telford, right? Did we ever find out why Greer did that? Greer generally keeps a lid on his anger. He only hurts people when ordered or hallucinating.

I want them to make me care about Telford. They could make me care about Rush, so maybe they can (and I like Lou Diamond Phillips). I'm afraid they really don't want me to care about Telford, though, because then I'll think about Young using Telford's body for sex, and about Telford suddenly jumping back into his own body to find it having sex without him. That makes me angry, and I think they want me to forget that. (I wouldn't be surprised if the writers kind of want to forget that at this point, too, like they want to forget much of what they did with Lucius Lavin).

I want more of the good stuff and less of the bad!