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But they could have held back the "freeze" button until the last minute to at least give it a shot. THe upside if Niam was successful was tremendous. And they were merely caught in the middle before. Now that they destroyed the Asuran flying city, I imagine the replicators are going to think...

Is anyone else extremely frustrated that they blew up the replicator city without even giving them the chance to hear the argument that the 'traitor' (can't remember his name) was going to forward? They certainly could have held the destruction of the city back as plan B. Now they have yet...

True. The impression that I got was that they were going to need a number of gates placed in the void, as it is too wide to cross with a single gate. ANd as you pointed out, one they getinto the milky way, they just use one of the local gates to jump to Earth. RG

Well, manned would work, if they placed the gates on habitable planets. But this way, they don;t have to have a local DHD, they can just use the unit on the jumper. And it's not really so much linking gates as making a bunch of sequential gate jumps. RG