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* "[[The Bible|Let there be light.]]"

* "[[Chuck Norris|Say please.]]"

* "[[Doctor Who|Hello Sweetie!!...]]"

* "[[World of Warcraft|What are you dong here?]]"

* "[[Doctor Who|Geronimo!]]"

* A message from the alternate Rush created in "Twin Destinies". At the end of the episode, he was sent millions of years back in time, where he discovered what Destiny's mission really was. He then created a Stable Time Loop by sending his past/future self a message to ensure that Destiny completed its true mission.

 

== We'll see an alternate version of Dr. Rush sometime in the future. ==

** Except for the fact we see his dead body arrive in the same time period as the old kino, and then find his remains later.

** Rush was sick, but not at death's door when he went through the Stargate, but from the position and location of his body, it looks like he emerged from the gate, hit the ground, and died on the spot. This might point to him taking some sort of detour between the leaving the planet and the Kino finding his body.

* Maybe an alternate Dr. Rush will be a Mr. Francis Begbie, who'll be piss-drunk and try to stab the first person he sees.

 

How many times has he ''almost died'' now, even before the end of season 1? He almost died on the desert planet but survived despite a lack of water. He almost died on the ice planet when he got stuck in that crevass. He appears to have died in an [[Alternate History]] on the jungle planet, but we don't actually ''see it happen.'' Obviously Scott is immortal. He cannot die unless his head gets chopped off.

* Or Scott is the new "Daniel Jackson" and he's going to (almost)die more times than Daniel.

* If the Destiny really is sentient, as the above WMGs claim, wouldn't that make '''it''' the Robot character?

** Destiny: "I'm sorry, Eli, I'm afraid I can't do that."

 

== Rush is autistic. ==

 

== Either Destiny is nowhere near as old as Rush thinks, or the natives to whatever Galaxy they're in are horrible intrastellar warfare. ==

Then again, the aliens didn't use Hyperspace, so...

* Remember what Rush says at the end of the episode: They weren't trying to destroy Destiny at all, so they weren't fighting all out. Also, have a look at the alien ship during the fight. Notice how ''Destiny's attacks never get through the shield''. The alien ship got out of the confrontation without a scratch, while Destiny was considerably damaged.

It's a Honey Pot Trap. It's why there's no life. It's designed to be a paradise in a pretty inhospitable galaxy and to encourage people to come to it. Then, when they've settled in, the Obelisk turns on and the radiation kills them. It's why there are no animals.

 

 

 

* They could have been a simple organic type artificial lifeform that evolved to be sentient. Let's face it the Ancients while brilliant did some questionable things. Created replicators in the Pegusus galaxy, created a weapon to defeat the Ori but decided not to leaving billions to be killed and or enslaved by the Ori.

 

It has a scythe/crescent shape and a pyramid-like structure at the end; very reminiscent of Necron warships.

 

** He is supposed to be smarter than Rush.

 

Well, he isn't writing the scripts, but he's contributing ideas. Come on, Eli and Ginn's relationship lasted exactly as long as [[Angel|Wesley and Fred]]. Tell me that isn't Joss at work!

* I buy it. We've had way more major deaths in SG:U seasons one and two than we have in SG-1 and Atlantis combined if you don't count Daniel Jackson.

* It may also keep the wormhole drive from being a complete ass pull. It's also the Lucian Alliance's Xanatos Gambit to get Atlantis off Earth so it can't disintagrate their attack force with drones.

 

The whole [[Stargate]] franchise is based on real events which are [[Darker and Edgier]] than the fictional version, and is designed to prepare the world for the truth. Universe is a more true-to-life dramatization of recent developments, but the real ''Destiny'' expedition fell out of contact a few weeks ago. Whatever actually happened will be far too dark and depressing for public consumption, so the show has been cancelled and will be hastily wrapped up with a not-too-horrible ending.

* I know everyone secretly wants this to be true. FTL space travel? Aliens? Wormholes? C'mon!

** The irony is that Rush probably exists, while Carter, McKay, and probably Jackson are all composites of the various scientists and archaeologists in the Stargate Program.

** Senator Armstrong's fate is based on what really happened to Ted Kennedy.

** Or a thousand, if Eli's calculation is off.