Stargate Universe

[Admiral Antilles]

Originally Posted by Junk angel

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Why do I also believe that the ship was somehow recharging with the planet slurp

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Too bad it didnt, thats why it put itself on a course to the sun.

[Junk angel]

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We still don't know that. For all we know, the ship system will flash on soonish.

Still have to see the new episode so someone correct me if I am wrong.

[Admiral Antilles]

Originally Posted by Junk angel

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We still don't know that. For all we know, the ship system will flash on soonish.

Still have to see the new episode so someone correct me if I am wrong.

If you want it runined, look here.

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Destiny, is quite literally power by solar energy. It had been saving its power to power the shields to protect the ship, and it flew through the sun, with the SG version of Bussard collectors. Re powering the ship.

[Aerilon]

Rush Knew! I'm convinced.

[Tanith]

Originally Posted by Aerilon

Rush Knew! I'm convinced.

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I'm not to sure, I think that he suspected but didn't know for sure. He reaction when he told Eli and Chloe that they all should be dead was just to genuine.

[Junk angel]

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Yeah I agree, the laugh was pretty insanely relieved.
He may have had a slight and tiny idea, but definitely didn't believe it.

Yeah something like that

[AlDaja]

AHHH! I looked at one of the spoilers...oh well, still need to watch the last episode. I have it recorded on the DVR.

[Aerilon]

Originally Posted by Tanith

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I'm not to sure, I think that he suspected but didn't know for sure. He reaction when he told Eli and Chloe that they all should be dead was just to genuine.

Perhaps I should elaborate...

I think Rush knew there was more to it. When Eli had that Kino around the shuttle, and Rush saw the Destiny for the first time, it is almost like he knew something, the expression on his face, the way he didn't say anything except that he was off to read a book.. Its like some solar pannels were visible or something?

Sure he may not have known whether they would be working or not, but there is no doubt that he kept some information from the rest of the group; and if he didn't know anything, what was the scene with the Colonel all about at the end?

[AlDaja]

Rush is strange. I foresee the colonel beating his ass at some point in a future episode.

[Cheese!]

I watched all the episodes so far the other day, have to say it's a pretty good series so far. I like it. Rush is kinda weird, but if you think about it he is really the only one who knows what he's doing. Only a handful of people know the Ancient language and he's knows the most out of them all.