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SG:U - Light

Catching up on SG:U. Watching the episode titled "Light".

So the just is, the Destiny is heading towards a star... you know like a sun? Yeah that thing. They hold a loto to see who gets to go on the shuttle and who has to die.

It was nice they got to see what Destiny looks like finally. We the viewer got to see it, but the characters haven't. So that was sweet. I'm rather enjoying Eli making a documentary on the whole thing, which turned into letters to home.

Interesting how they took the spin on how people react when they know they're about to die. Very interesting indeed.

So apparently Destiny had the power it needed. It flew into the star on purpose to regenerate itself. Such an interesting concept! Makes sense, I mean you have a ship that goes from system to system doing the gate thing... it has to have power right? Yes, very interesting indeed.

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