I liked the ambiguity about what had happened to John and what exactly Rodney was seeing, also how John slowly grew older, going through a variety of Joe Flanigan's other roles/outfits. *g*
Rodney's grief over losing his team was just right, and I loved that he made an effort to tell them how important they were to him once they were all back home.
Lia was great, too, calling Rodney a tiffin and saying she wasn't old enough to drive.
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Date: 2009-01-02 11:11 pm (UTC)Rodney's grief over losing his team was just right, and I loved that he made an effort to tell them how important they were to him once they were all back home.
Lia was great, too, calling Rodney a tiffin and saying she wasn't old enough to drive.