Less likely, I think. They don't do either 'happy families' or 'emotional continuity', both of which would require more concentration on what happened last week than is usually given to the show.
The other thing is that I find it very unlikely that Teyla's child will live a normal life, whatever its parentage and genetic heritage. Mostly because a wholly normal child would mean Teyla would have to leave the team. There are two things that mainstream US television is not prepared to admit. 1. That abortion is a possible option when looking at an unplanned pregnancy by a "good" woman. 2. That a woman with any kind of maternal instinct would not bring up her own child in some way, shape or form.
Exactly what they're going to do with the child is a question, but I don't think that "Mr. Mom" is a very likely option. Not impossible; just improbable.
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The other thing is that I find it very unlikely that Teyla's child will live a normal life, whatever its parentage and genetic heritage. Mostly because a wholly normal child would mean Teyla would have to leave the team. There are two things that mainstream US television is not prepared to admit. 1. That abortion is a possible option when looking at an unplanned pregnancy by a "good" woman. 2. That a woman with any kind of maternal instinct would not bring up her own child in some way, shape or form.
Exactly what they're going to do with the child is a question, but I don't think that "Mr. Mom" is a very likely option. Not impossible; just improbable.