if you need a beta, or just someone to bounce ideas off of, I'm here. *friends you*
and Helen was right about there being a sabertooth out there - just not immediately. ;D
>But I'm not certain she was "trapped" for eight years; do we know for sure that was her first time back? well, when he saw the suddenly-appearing ammonite, Nick didn't say "what, again?" or anything like it. and Helen isn't the sort to do things quietly, so wouldn't Nick (and through him, we the viewers) know about previous mysterious visitors?
> Leading a future predator to our time is an accident, and I give her full marks for doing her best to make up for it. and the gorgonopsids in 1.01 - two individuals, one 9 years ago, one last year?
>doing nothing to help him! given how many venomous Creatures there probably were in history (to say nothing of the simply poisonous ones), Helen's backpack is rather small to hold antivenoms (which need to be kept chilled)
...so she stood there - and Nick was following her to there! - until Nick could recover Stephen.
there's something about this show that attracts university professors like flies to honey.
>b) being taken prisoner by a maniac who then attempts to feed you to creatures; I'm a little puzzled how *that* is Helen's fault. she didn't seem to control the Cleaners until after Leek was dead, so she was tactically over a barrel.
>Stargate does a pretty lousy job with the secrecy issue. and I agree. thankfully, all the people who find out about it, rapidly develop hero-worshipping of sg1.
no subject
and Helen was right about there being a sabertooth out there - just not immediately. ;D
>But I'm not certain she was "trapped" for eight years; do we know for sure that was her first time back?
well, when he saw the suddenly-appearing ammonite, Nick didn't say "what, again?" or anything like it. and Helen isn't the sort to do things quietly, so wouldn't Nick (and through him, we the viewers) know about previous mysterious visitors?
> Leading a future predator to our time is an accident, and I give her full marks for doing her best to make up for it.
and the gorgonopsids in 1.01 - two individuals, one 9 years ago, one last year?
>doing nothing to help him!
given how many venomous Creatures there probably were in history (to say nothing of the simply poisonous ones), Helen's backpack is rather small to hold antivenoms (which need to be kept chilled)
...so she stood there - and Nick was following her to there! - until Nick could recover Stephen.
there's something about this show that attracts university professors like flies to honey.
>b) being taken prisoner by a maniac who then attempts to feed you to creatures;
I'm a little puzzled how *that* is Helen's fault. she didn't seem to control the Cleaners until after Leek was dead, so she was tactically over a barrel.
>Stargate does a pretty lousy job with the secrecy issue.
and I agree. thankfully, all the people who find out about it, rapidly develop hero-worshipping of sg1.