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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 5149272" data-attributes="member: 8863">And to me, the civilians are mostly scientists who seem to have trouble agreeing on anything, which is not a good thing in a crisis situation when someone needs to be in charge, and the others fall in line.  Wray is a petty bureaucrat who doesn't seem to have any leadership skills and who seems to marginalize people she doesn't like, and Rush is an amoral backstabber.  I'd rather deal with Young if he could be reasoned with and understand that the civvies aren't going to blindly obey orders like the military officers.Probably the aliens would have blown Destiny out of the sky while the civilians stood around dithering and arguing.Well, then there's 15 seasons worth of SG-1 and Atlantis they should look for.  Honestly, I'm not overly fond of flaws, flaws, flaws, all the time either.  If I want dysfunction, I'll just stick around in reality where I can easily get my fill.  Some people prefer a certain amount of escapism.  I can deal with flawed characters, but I want to see then get some character growth and overcome the flaws too.Yeah, but you also had the coup attempt locking out the shuttle and placing Young and Scott's lives in danger. So he's seeing both sides attack each other here.</blockquote>