Stargate Icons (and Keith Hamilton Cobb)

[hsapiens]

58 Icons:
Stargate SG-1
- 7 Daniel Jackson
- 5 Teal'c
- 5 Jack O'Neill
- 5 Samantha Carter
- 6 Janet Fraiser
- 1 Sam & Daniel
- 1 Sam & Jack
- 6 Other (Team, Pops, Thor, Jacob/Selmak, NID, Gate)
- 6 Dead, False Gods
SGA
- 3 Elizabeth Weir
- 4 Teyla Emmagan
- 2 Rodney McKay
- 1 Radek Zelenka
- 2 John Sheppard
- 1 Wraith
- 1 Gate
Keith Hamilton Cobb

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SG-1

1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24
25	26	27	28
29	30	31	32
33	34	35	36

If Teal'c had an LJ, he'd have "Dead False God" icons, so here are a few...

37	38	39	40
41	42

SGA

43	44	45	46
47	48	49	50
51	52	53	54
55	56

Keith Hamilton Cobb

57	58

~~**~~Table Generator by 77words // My Resources~~**~~

Comments are treasured. Credit is nice but I don't really care; just don't be a dork and claim you made them, please. I keep my icons in my LJ Scrapbook if you want to browse by character/show.

One final icon, though it is not shareable:
Made for jalabert's brilliant SGA AU slash story, My Fair Liar.
It has a movie poster, too, which was original artwork done by deani_bean.

Comments

[smittywing.livejournal.com]

*g* Yep, control_freak80 ran across this post in...an icon comm maybe? But she knows my love for Teal'c and pointed out the eyelashes one. I also maybe kinda linked to this post in my journal because I was listing my squee for the day. (So if you get a bunch of strangers over here...yeah.)

The thing is, I can see where the Unas episodes are really some of the smartest the show has done. They're really fascinating anthropological studies and actually what most of the episodes should be on - trying to make connections with aliens that don't speak colloquiel English. I just...kinda fail at the facinatingly anthropological. *sheepish grin*

[hsapiens.livejournal.com]

Oh my! Thank you, thank you, thank you. I certainly never expected anything like that. *hugs* I have a stupid grin on my face now.

I love the Unas episodes for precisely their anthropological, alien content -- but I'm the first to admit that I have a higher threshold than most for it. It's no accident I was an archaeologist for years. I will also say that I think there's a reason anthropological field research tends to be shown in documentaries rather than action shows. :) Compelling content doesn't always make compelling television.