ext_3557: annerb icon with scenes of all team variations, my OTP (Default)
Aurora Novarum ([identity profile] aurora-novarum.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] aurora_novarum 2009-03-11 10:40 pm (UTC)

Well, at least you did TRY Mitchell and Vala (even with your own colored glasses). A lot of people adore classic team as the sole soul of SG-1. I guess the whole is more than the sum of its parts to me. But I did discover I can take most teams so long as they have Daniel (no idea about Teal'c-less team yet...and Sam may be tough to judge since I've known she was returning in S9).

Knowing Jonas through fanfic is a very scary characterization...especially that written during season six era when tempers were high. But who knows how you'll feel *when* you watch Season Six. :-D (Since I'm so Daniel-centered, I never even THOUGHT I'd write Jonas, and now three stories!)

I'm not overly familiar with Tallulah to accurately compare. But it is funny. And something about fanfics and metas that I find *fascinating* in how we can all see and explore so many different aspects of the same core product.

ETA: Something I just realized responding to a different comment. My writing Cam and Vala may also have to do with how/when I entered fandom. I only came in late Season 8. And started writing fanfic during that hiatus. Season 9 and 10 were "new/fresh" eps for me, and thus an influence on what I would write. Although I know and love classic team too, I had been watching seven years of it as a casual viewer (and not knowing such a thing as fandom existed). So...that may play a part in it too. IIRC, you mainlined Stargate and came into fandom after seeing it "all" on DVDs and/or seeing the fic? Even though you weren't too much after me when it comes to entering fandom, it could give a different perspective on everyone too. (Then again, I may be completely misremembering)

Post a comment in response:

If you don't have an account you can create one now.
HTML doesn't work in the subject.
More info about formatting

If you are unable to use this captcha for any reason, please contact us by email at support@dreamwidth.org