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[?]Michal Bryxí [he/him] » 🌐
@MichalBryxi@mastodon.world

In the Wormhole X-Treme! episode of Stargate SG-1, the team discovers a cheesy sci-fi TV show that mirrors their classified missions so closely it threatens to expose them - only to realize the absurd show itself is the perfect cover, hiding the truth in plain sight by making it look ridiculous.

A three-panel comic strip. In the first panel, three adults stand at a speaker’s podium. One person speaks into a microphone, delivering a long, rambling speech about “Wormhole X-Treme,” secret organizations, and controlling the world, while the other two stand silently beside them. A red stage curtain is visible at the edge of the scene.
In the second panel, the speech continues in the background with a much smaller, fading speech bubble reading “blah money blah.” One of the silent figures leans toward the other and quietly says, “If we hide the truth in plain sight, nobody is going to believe it,” while the third person nods in agreement.
In the third panel, the view shifts slightly to include the podium and speakers in the background. In the foreground, behind the red curtain, a small child with a ponytail peeks out while holding a teddy bear. The child appears calm and innocent, contrasting with the serious discussion happening on stage.

Alt...A three-panel comic strip. In the first panel, three adults stand at a speaker’s podium. One person speaks into a microphone, delivering a long, rambling speech about “Wormhole X-Treme,” secret organizations, and controlling the world, while the other two stand silently beside them. A red stage curtain is visible at the edge of the scene. In the second panel, the speech continues in the background with a much smaller, fading speech bubble reading “blah money blah.” One of the silent figures leans toward the other and quietly says, “If we hide the truth in plain sight, nobody is going to believe it,” while the third person nods in agreement. In the third panel, the view shifts slightly to include the podium and speakers in the background. In the foreground, behind the red curtain, a small child with a ponytail peeks out while holding a teddy bear. The child appears calm and innocent, contrasting with the serious discussion happening on stage.