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fandomsecrets2021-03-12 07:33 pm
[ SECRET POST #5180 ]
⌈ Secret Post #5180 ⌋
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06. [SPOILERS for Brand upon the Brain!]
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07. [SPOILERS for End Roll]
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08. [WARNING for probable discussion of sexual assault?]

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10. [WARNING for discussion of rape?]

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12. [WARNING for mention of domestic violence]

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13. [WARNING for discussion of pedophilia]

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I'm the opposite way around though, generally I think I prefer harder sci-fi* to my dad! However, I also agree with your interpretation of Stargate. In fact, I'd say the show lost a little something when they inevitably had to bring in star ships and interstellar travel (both for humanity) in order to up the stakes. But at least they kept the mythology and how that related to humanity through basically the entire run.
*(I don't mind so-called soft sci-fi either tbh, but my dad isn't here for overly technical stuff and doesn't read science fiction novels.)