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2nd evolution of their kind means The Ancients created us I don't see how that's so vague ...As for why don't we have their powers ..That's part of evolution ...Some people have the gene (O'neill.. Sheppard.. Beckett) and some don't (McKay haha!) but we're not evolved enough yet to be able to use powers ...It took the use of the Ancient Repository for O'neill to be able to access those powers
In my opinion it's all pretty clear, But I guess it can be vague for some
Tony
2023-06-05 06:46:31 +0000 UTC
Even "2nd evolution of their kind" is too vague a statement lol. So we evolved from them? What does that even mean? Why don't we have their level of intelligence or possess their healing power like the Ancient woman?
I, of course, know what the correct answer to the original question is because I have watched both shows in their entirety. However, my central point is this: The show has thus far done a poor job explaining the relationship between the Ancients and modern day humans other than showcasing that they obviously looked the same.
Daniel
2023-06-05 05:36:18 +0000 UTC
I don't think it's meant to be vague at all, it's been stated several times before that we're the 2nd evolution of their kind. Both on SG-1 and in the Atlantis pilot.
Dr. Beckett said it as well when he was showing Sheppard the Ancient chair.
Everything we've been told thus far has given us a clear sign that The Ancients lived here several million years ago, left Earth for the Pegasus galaxy and brought life to it. It's what Daniel and the hologram said and what others have basically hinted to.
If one were to interpret it differently then they would not have been paying attention and would be ignoring the evidence which points to one singular conclusion.
So to answer your original question once more. There are humans in the Pegasus galaxy because The Ancients "brought life" there.
"Seeding world with life in a galaxy where there was none" ...Keyword "none" ..Before The Ancients got there, there were no humans. Nothing left to ponder.
Tony
2023-06-04 21:09:03 +0000 UTC
"Seeding worlds with life in a galaxy where there was none" is way too vague a statement.
Does this imply that the Ancients created all the humans we see in the show? It could also be interpreted as just meaning the Ancients colonised the galaxy as they spread from world to world in Pegasus. Which is typically the case with powerful empires.
Daniel
2023-06-04 15:33:34 +0000 UTC
I mean that's easy.. We saw Atlantis leave Earth in the first minute.. Then Daniel mentioned Atlantis, the flying city leaving earth perhaps to seed life in a new galaxy and then the hologram later on confirmed that ..Not much to ponder really
Tony
2023-06-04 14:57:15 +0000 UTC
I'm curious. Before you knew Atlantis was set in a completely different galaxy, did you ever wonder, while you were watching SG-1 throughout the seasons, where the Wraith were and where they fit into the picture?
Daniel
2023-06-04 14:09:20 +0000 UTC
Someone please check up on my boy Daniel. He's definitely suffering from some major FOMO during these episodes.
He's even the one that gave us the 8 symbol address to dial Atlantis's Stargate and still didn't get to go himself.
Daniel
2023-06-04 14:08:27 +0000 UTC
Here's something you can ponder on: In SG-1 we are taught that all humans originate from Earth and that the only reason we find humans on other planets is because the Goa'uld spread humans from Earth to other planets when the System Lord Ra discovered Earth thousands of years ago.
So why are there humans in the Pegasus galaxy? Where did these humans come from?
Daniel
2023-06-04 14:07:13 +0000 UTC
At least the Ancients built seats into the puddle jumpers, unlike Goauld ships lol Also, they have unreal inertia dampeners or they would have all died under all that G force travelling at that speed and making those insane turns
FatLittleButterfly
2023-06-01 05:46:38 +0000 UTC
I got the joke before and I got it this time too. Lady in red. lol
Yes, this is a very kewl gate. Much faster than earth gate. Chief Master Sgt. Walter would have a heck of a time keeping up with the "First chevron encoded, Second chevron ...".
The gate room is also much cooler with the hatch to allow the Puddle Jumpers access.
There is ancient writing on each step going up to control, I always wonder what they say. "Careful, Don't trip." " This way to control" or maybe they are ads for Ancient products like chewing gum or a Puddle Jumper Dealership.
LMAO, Ok you got me, Its not called Found City.
But the city DID rise, and the episode IS called RISING. So its still fairly correct. Plus Rising could be referring to the Wraith waking up, as is Rise and Shine. After all the wraith are kind of shiny with the slimy skin of theirs.
Since the Leader of the wraith had red hair, could she be the Lady in Red? Don't dance with her, she gets too handsy.
I call the Ancient glow missiles Squid Bombs but I'm sure you will come up with something better.
Patrick - Excelsior
2023-05-31 21:08:57 +0000 UTC
When Brad Wright was expecting SG-1 to end after season 6, he planned on moving Jonas Quinn over to Atlantis that he was just starting to develop. when SG-1 came back for a 7th season & Michael Shanks returned, & Jonas removed, Brad realized that Jonas would just be hanging around the SGC for a season with nothing to do, so that's why he was written as being allowed to go home & Atlantis was written without him.
It makes it a double kick in the face when Shanks came back as not only did he lose the SG-1 gig, but also the Atlantis gig too
Retro Tom
2023-05-31 21:04:13 +0000 UTC
Well Shan, I think you've come full circle. You're watching a scifi show with vampire aliens!