Originally posted by Bobboau
they have mouths, and yet they feed with there hands, and (exept when makeing vauge threats to there food) comunicate telepathicly...
Apparently were to find out in Season 2 of Atlantis that those bugs we saw early in Season 1 and human DNA somehow were merged because of something the Ancients did. So we see why they still have many human qualities but also totally alien ones. Not a bad way to explain it...
Yeah, the second I saw that episode I was thinking: the Ancients probably saw that those critter were hardy and pretty much immortal so decided to experiment with that as a method of extending their lifespan. The end result being the Wraith who now hate the Ancients who created them.
Originally posted by IceFire
Apparently were to find out in Season 2 of Atlantis that those bugs we saw early in Season 1 and human DNA somehow were merged because of something the Ancients did.
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We already found that out in the first season. I think in the time-travel episode.
As for the Ori, they strike me as ripped off from DS9's Pah Wraiths (the evil versions of the "ascended" wormhole aliens)-- complete with red-eyed possessed Gul Dukat clone.
Frankly though, I'm so fed up with real-world religious zealots that I only want to see them on SG-1 if they're being dropped into chipper-shredders.