1. I haven't seen the next ep, and I skimmed the last ep for the Daniel moments. I just had to be sure TPTB hadn't done something to Daniel as a parting gift. Anyway, I do know they finally used Teal'c's longevity in the plot. But even still, wasn't Bra'tac like 137 or something? With Teal'c just being over 100 I figured they aged quite quickly after about 125 or so, to explain Bra'tac looking so much older. And I guess this means that the tretonin will continue to give Teal'c longevity, though it doesn't assist in his healing.
2. Interesting idea. What age do you think he was when his parents died. Fanon says about 8 doesn't it? I kinda thought he might have been 6 or so though I can't recall my reasoning now.
3. You are so totally right there.
4. Yes, I like that they made Mitchell different than Jack (thank god.) I doubt that Mitchell has any experience in leading a ground based, for all intents and purposes, commando unit and it shows. He doesn't really have any innate authority to lead SG-1 due to this inexperience. He's more of a road manager. *g* But, I like that he knew this. The part that really bugged me was when he went all Rambo in the second half of last season, and they actually showed the others being impatient and annoyed with him in a few eps, like the one where they were all in leather with the space corn. I suppose that could fall under characterization as Mitchell begins to feel more comfortable.
I think Mitchell could be an effective leader of another team, but yes, he needs more time before he's anywhere near Jack's abilities.
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Date: 2007-06-04 04:20 am (UTC)2. Interesting idea. What age do you think he was when his parents died. Fanon says about 8 doesn't it? I kinda thought he might have been 6 or so though I can't recall my reasoning now.
3. You are so totally right there.
4. Yes, I like that they made Mitchell different than Jack (thank god.) I doubt that Mitchell has any experience in leading a ground based, for all intents and purposes, commando unit and it shows. He doesn't really have any innate authority to lead SG-1 due to this inexperience. He's more of a road manager. *g* But, I like that he knew this. The part that really bugged me was when he went all Rambo in the second half of last season, and they actually showed the others being impatient and annoyed with him in a few eps, like the one where they were all in leather with the space corn. I suppose that could fall under characterization as Mitchell begins to feel more comfortable.
I think Mitchell could be an effective leader of another team, but yes, he needs more time before he's anywhere near Jack's abilities.