I love it when Rodney get the upper hand (or nose, as the case maybe). Rodney really is a terrific character to work with; I'm super glad that the SGA folks thought of him when they created the series. Oddly, he started out as a rival for Sam on SG1, but as far as character development, he seems like he's following a more Daniel Jackson type road, evolving into a vital, fully functioning member of the primary away team, becoming capable of defending himself as well as watching the backs of his teammates. But, I digress. Great story - the dialogue sounded right on, very John, very Rodney! Plus, boysecks - yay! But why no sex in the jumper? :-(
Oh, BTW, it's not epi-pen; it's actually EpiPen® (http://www.epipen.com/). The only reason I know this is because I just applied for a job at the company that makes them.
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Date: 2006-08-05 04:03 am (UTC)I love it when Rodney get the upper hand (or nose, as the case maybe). Rodney really is a terrific character to work with; I'm super glad that the SGA folks thought of him when they created the series. Oddly, he started out as a rival for Sam on SG1, but as far as character development, he seems like he's following a more Daniel Jackson type road, evolving into a vital, fully functioning member of the primary away team, becoming capable of defending himself as well as watching the backs of his teammates. But, I digress. Great story - the dialogue sounded right on, very John, very Rodney! Plus, boysecks - yay! But why no sex in the jumper? :-(
Oh, BTW, it's not epi-pen; it's actually EpiPen® (http://www.epipen.com/). The only reason I know this is because I just applied for a job at the company that makes them.