Woolsey of all people is utterly internally consistent, and this was just bizarro world.
Srsly. This is where I ask if the ep's writers had ever seen the show? I had a look, and the writer came from Caprica, so I'm guessing... no.
They came really close to making Jack OOC; he actually called Scott out for being incompetent, but then agreed to some harebrained scheme he'd cooked up.
Telford is doing everything he can to make himself commander of the Destiny; that seems to have been a big chunk of his reason for pushing this awfulness, as well.
Oh, FFS. It's almost like their goal was to make EVERY character unlikeable, not just most of them. As if all the rampant incompetence wasn't enough in itself to put me off. BLEARGH.
Sorka says the plot she picked up from ff'ing for the McKay and Woolsey bit seemed to be about someone trying to have sex with a hologram, so. Yeah.
Gee, ripping off BSG and Caprica much, writer? *headdesk*
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Srsly. This is where I ask if the ep's writers had ever seen the show? I had a look, and the writer came from Caprica, so I'm guessing... no.
They came really close to making Jack OOC; he actually called Scott out for being incompetent, but then agreed to some harebrained scheme he'd cooked up.
Telford is doing everything he can to make himself commander of the Destiny; that seems to have been a big chunk of his reason for pushing this awfulness, as well.
Oh, FFS. It's almost like their goal was to make EVERY character unlikeable, not just most of them. As if all the rampant incompetence wasn't enough in itself to put me off. BLEARGH.
Sorka says the plot she picked up from ff'ing for the McKay and Woolsey bit seemed to be about someone trying to have sex with a hologram, so. Yeah.
Gee, ripping off BSG and Caprica much, writer? *headdesk*