Final submission for Stargate Women Week!
A free choice prompt, I wanted to practice rendering and likeness. So why not draw this iconic family? :)

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Final submission for Stargate Women Week!
A free choice prompt, I wanted to practice rendering and likeness. So why not draw this iconic family? :)
Favourite Stargate SG-1 Episodes ↳ Singularity (Season 01, Episode 15)
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SG-1 01x15 - Singularity
Thank you, fanfic authors, for not forgetting about Cassandra Fraiser the way the show did.
Janet and Sam being Cassies mums is just so 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
rite of passage thoughts:
the fact that Cassie develops into a typical moody, defiant teenager says so much about Janet as a mom. like this is a kid who endured severe trauma at such a young age; the fact that she is acting like any other teenager just a few years later is a real testament to how safe and supported she must feel with Janet and her SG1 family.
cassandra calling janet “dr. fraiser” and refusing to call her mom because she knows she’s undergoing some kind of weird transformation and she’s afraid janet won’t love her anymore so she’s trying to get ahead of it by creating distance. and her testing the waters with sam asking “what do you see when you look at me now?” and sam says “i see you” like stopppp this is THE sam/janet + cassie episode.
i also love how, even without the alien experimentation aspect, this is such a normal pivotal moment for all kids. “will you still love me even if i’m different?”
also sam is such a dad with that “respect your mother” ass line, “don’t call her dr. fraiser, she loves you and she deserves better than that”
that’s such an interesting dynamic, too, the co-parenting of it all. Sam is the more distant “parent” so all of their interactions are very meaningful to Cassie, and Cassie gets to form an image of Sam that might be somewhat idealized, especially considering how they met. and nobody can ever really live up to that bc it’s partially fantasy. it’s kind of reminiscent of kids with distant/absent fathers idealizing them and in turn villainizing their mothers only to realize one day that their moms were the ones showing up for them all along.
janet fraiser my beloved <3<3
Things I Want to See in the New Stargate Series
Canon confirmation of Jack/Sam, Sam/Janet, and Daniel/Vala
Free Jaffa Nation politics with Teal'c and/or Bra'tac as leader
Sam in command of the SGC
The return of Teryl Rothery as an AU Janet Fraiser who ends up in the main timeline
Adult Cassie
Confirmation that Atlantis was eventually returned to the Pegasus Galaxy
Routine travel between Earth and Atlantis using the finished Gate bridge and Daedalus-class ships
Also, confirmation of Sparky (Sheppard/Weir), even as just a nod to the past or appearances of an ascended Weir to Sheppard
Rite of Passage is SUCH a SamJanet episode omg
SamJack shippers get Divide and Conquer but WE get disaster lesbian moms trying to save their daughter from getting superpowers and dying
I have lots to say about this episode but most importantly this scene makes it look like they're holding hands :)
Also I LOVE both Janet and Sam being really competent this whole episode but then whenever they talk to Cassandra or each other you can just tell how scared they are I just love the acting so much. They're so talented.
SG-1 did a really good job at not forcing Sam into being Cassadra's mother. Like they're super close, they play chess on the weekends, Sam was at Janet's for Cass' birthday, but it's so obvious she's not her mom and it just works really well for her character. And likewise Janet really is her mother and it suits her character and doesn't feel like it's been forced into the narrative. (It did a little bit in Cassandra's first episode but it feels so natural here.)