Talk:Citizen Joe

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[edit] Jack telling Joe's wife everything

All that the episode shows is Jack approaching and talking to Joes wife, it doesn't say that he reveals all the details of the Stargate Program. He probably just gave her some cover-story explanation, like some new secret government project in non-radio communication, since in the past they've never revealed information to the public, except when they absolutely had to. JBK405 15:14, 1 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Better picture???

Okay its a great pic that captures an important moment in the show... (Joe learning Daniel dies/ascends.) But it is very dark, anyway some one can get a better picture, or lighten up the picture we have now? EnsRedShirt 09:14, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Continuity issues

I wanted to add a trivia note, maybe a sentence in the article, addressing the obvious continuity error between this and previous episodes; pointing out the clear retcon with Jack experiencing Joe's life. Eight years without even mentioning it, especially in several episodes which feature significantly into his psyche, is just too much for viewers to believe, especially when it's such a glaring security risk and there's so many attempts by Air Force officers to find mental diseases throughout the series. However, whenever I try to write the entry it just seems so...well, it's just so fannish and POV (I think because it is fannish and POV). I was hoping maybe there was an interview where a writer/producer/director/actor mentions how it doesn't make sense, or an article pointing out the many instances where Jack specifically would have mentioned (or at least thought about) the connection, or something like that, so that it's not just my own personal opinion (No matter how right I think I am, I don't add speculation to articles). Does anybody know of a proper source? JBK405 02:49, 7 March 2007 (UTC)