"Say, what's Pinkie's story?" Twilight curiously spoke up.
"Trust me on this--you don't want to know," Rarity insisted, embellishing with her hoof. She then used that hoof to point at the country pony in the tent opposite hers. "Applejack, don't tell her. You shouldn't have told me, but you did. And now I'm telling you," she said, addressing Twilight once again, "you don't want to know."
A silly title for a silly episode idea, easily the shortest draft yet and currently the third-shortest overall. For some reason, my mind told me it was some sort of a reference to something I’d heard before, but…yeah, I got nothin’. Welcome, friends, to Episode 23 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Excuse the long title, it gets abbreviated later.
Subtlety and subversion are things I appreciate. I love subversive plot points, things that look one way but turn out another. I especially like it when they set up with some trope that’s so obvious the characters should see it that you know there’s no way that’s actually what the author is using, and of course they’re not using it, they just wanted to quell your fears early that they wouldn’t go that way by letting you know they saw and ignored the opportunity. If only my ideas had actually
This title is a reference to the phrase “blood is thicker than water”, olden wisdom implying that unchosen family ties you get born stuck with are somehow more important than the bonds with friends that both parties decided to establish and maintain across the stresses of life and time. Utter nonsense. Back to the title, it’s also usually a true statement about chemistry. Well, except for ice. Water’s weird like that. Welcome, friends, to Episode 18 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus
This title has a rock pun in it. Three guesses who guest stars this episode, and none of them count because of course it’s Maud Pie. But she’s not all. Welcome, friends, to Episode 17 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Many Stargate episode names are a single word that sounds deep or symbolic in how it will relate to the episode itself, like “Solitudes” or “Legacy”, and this episode is my attempt to replicate that pattern using one of the only mysterious-sounding words left over. Welcome, friends, to Episode 24 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
I read the news today, oh boy. About a pegasus that broke a wing. And though her friends had saved the day…well I just have to sa-hay. Your nerve will go awa-hay. Welcome, friends, to Episode 16 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
I swear I hadn’t seen the SGA episode “The Defiant One” before outlining the story for “The Honest One”, I just knew the title—I was completely surprised by the staggering number of similarities between the events of the two after watching it. At this point, however, I admittedly don’t remember which parts were the original overlaps and what parts I added in later to milk how similar they already were. Welcome, friends, to Episode 21 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Permanence. A character’s actions should have a lasting impact on the world of the story, or at least on their corner of it. The last thing an author should want is to be able to remove a given character from their story and have nothing change as a result. How better to show the opposite, then, (and how sci-fi) than to actually remove the main characters to show how things would have turned out without them? Welcome, friends, to Episode 25 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
This title is clever because one focus character is bound for home, while another is bound at home. Revel in my genius! Welcome, friends, to Episode 19 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
What do aliens look like? Considering the extreme diversity of life just here on Earth, there are countless possibilities. Would anything from another planet resemble any of the groups we have here, like reptiles, insects, or even plants? Arising from entirely different conditions, and perhaps not even using the same cocktail of organic chemicals as their basis, true aliens could be truly alien, challenging our very concept of what life needs to survive, or even what qualifies as this
One of the more awkward and latest-chosen episode titles, I’ll admit. I’d always hoped to improve it somehow like I did with “Rise and Seek”, but no good. Welcome, friends, to Episode 8 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Ah yes, a much better title than last time that tells a well-informed audience member exactly which two things from ponies and Stargate will be featured in today’s adventure. Welcome, friends, to Episode 9 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Science fiction is a genre about more than just robots and space aliens. It’s meant to be a medium by which to explore possibilities within reach of humanity in the future, to test how new concepts would work before they become widespread and irreversible. Basically, it takes real or speculative science and asks, “What if…?”. It’s about time that actual science joined all the fiction already in this sci-fi story, wouldn’t you say? Welcome, friends, to Episode 10 of “A Different Kind of
If the title didn’t give it away, this is the first majorly hyped event in the story, the episode where the first big arc gets resolved as we finally adapt the rest of part 2 of SGA’s premiere. As it stands, unfortunately, it’s also the longest drafted chapter for the rest of the story, including the actual finale. I told you this thing wasn’t finished. Welcome, friends, to Episode 6 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Throughout the previous installments, “as in SGA” has been a running gag that’s getting old, and after laying down the background lore, we’ve finally begun to move beyond it. Pardon for a time, however, the switch to “as in SG-1” instead. Welcome, friends, to Episode 3 of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
Stargate Atlantis would end its 5-season run with a rushed one-part finale vaguely set up by the prior episode, the majority of which had happened out of main continuity by being set in a parallel universe. Hooray for me accidentally doing almost the exact same thing. Welcome, friends, to Episode 26, the finale, of “A Different Kind of Pegasus Device”.
I feel like now is the time to explain the “progression” I’ve hinted at before. It started with the initial Wraith attack, breaking the peace and security of Equestria, with Atlantis providing the promise of a happy ending. Our heroes poke around in episode 2, finding the ruins of a Wraith rampage, a grim preview of their own future. Episode 3 has them stepping up to help, but failing terribly, a harsh reality check and a shaking of their confidence. Then episode 4 shows them, as stated
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