Firefly's Captain Malcolm Reynolds would be standing at full attention.
Star Trek TOS's Captain Kirk would be impressed by the cowboy diplomacy on display.
Starship Troopers' Rico would want to get a closer look at that exoskeleton.
Battlestar: Galactica's Admiral Adama would wonder why the person didn't warn anyone before making the jump.
Mass Effect's Joker would be appalled and possibly so shocked he couldn't speak.
Star Trek DS9's Captain Sisko would like to build a house near the wormhole; settle down.
Babylon 5's Mr. Morden is excited at all the recent arrivals to his galaxy and has plenty to offer.
Farscape's John Crichton is just trying to come back home.
Childhood's End Karellan's thoughts mirror Mr. Morden's, actually, albeit in a different direction.
Stargate Atlantis' Rodney McKay is completely unimpressed.
BSG's Starbuck would be driking herself into oblivion.
Stargate SG-1 Teal'c would raise an eyebrow.
R2-D2: "Beep, beep, beep. Beep, Beep BEEP. BEEP, boop, BEEEEEEEP!
Bones: "Damn it, BioWare, I'm a doctor not a game trailer critic."
Stargate SG-1 Samantha Carter would begin to theorize about the creation of wormholes and the nature of subspace in intergalactic conditions. You see, when there are two points in intergalactic space that can be mutually interlaced, the exotic molecules resulting from the created quantum effect fields interact with each other creating a vast amount of procedural energy, and...
Stargate SG-1 Coronel Jack O'Neall: OKAY! ....that's enough. Will we be able to travel to Andromeda or not?
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