And I'd really like to know what he did in this 'verse to make it so that Lorne can't stand him :)
We're still only mid-season 3 in this, and I don't think McKay grew on Lorne till much later, and even then, not much. But at this point, they just rub each other the wrong way, plus McKay accused his best friend of trying to blow up the city, so that's an automatic pass to Lorne's bad side.
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And I'd really like to know what he did in this 'verse to make it so that Lorne can't stand him :)
We're still only mid-season 3 in this, and I don't think McKay grew on Lorne till much later, and even then, not much. But at this point, they just rub each other the wrong way, plus McKay accused his best friend of trying to blow up the city, so that's an automatic pass to Lorne's bad side.