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- Ah, they're Russian,
you can tell by the stripy shirt fronts
- The lottery numbers
the week this was broadcast were 6, 7, 11, 23, 32 and 44. I know this
because Sky felt the need to blazon them across the bottom of the screen
during the pre-titles. When did they stop doing that?
- We do get to see
Daniel's appendix scar
- Would they be
carrying their GDOs as standard equipment when they went to Thor's ship? They
weren't planning to use the gate, and Jack obviously wouldn't have his
- It's a good job Jack
cleaned his teeth before he leant under that microscope
- That'd be just my
luck, my life would be endangered in a wildly bizarre way, and the guy on
the other end of the distress call would be laughing. "Oh yeah, that's
a good one."
- Jack's insane
aversion to bugs would probably help
- Ok, so no pressure
then
- The spidery things
are different colours because they've been replicated from different
minerals you dozy buggers. Lizard
mocks the finest military minds in all of America. And does a very good job
of it
- In 'Bane' the
'Aliens' thing was vague, in here it's like a direct lift, they've got the
headset cameras and everything
- The Asgard are being
annihilated by Technic Lego. That's
not fair, she's stolen my best comment, although I was going to say 'an
entire civilisation brought to it's knees by Technic Lego' which sound cooler
- What it comes down
to is that you could defeat the replicators by herding them all into a room
and hitting them with a big hammer
- But still it's
simulation, drawn from observation, so what they don't know, the simulation
won't know
- Thor couldn't have
sent out for pizza?
- It's Bart Mancuso's
boat
- They built the O'Neill
to destroy the replicators, they're using the O'Neill to destroy the
replicators, what's Thor's problem?
- Hooray for stupid
ideas and Wolf logic
- It's a shame we only
get to see that as a diagram
- Asgard, Daniel, the
word is Asgard
- Sam just builds 'em
up and knocks 'em down...
-
Jack's clearly
starting to wonder just what kind of work-obsessed lunatics he's been
dealing with for the past four years, and just how much stuff he's missed
whilst he's been on leave
-
Jack and Daniel have
ranked Teal'c's looks haven't they. They've probably got a numbering system
-
Well, they tried
sending three people to Earth and look how that turned out
- Poor Daniel, when
bad things happen to good metaphors
- The reason Jack's so
snappy about this is that deep down, he thinks it's a bad idea too, and he
doesn't want to try and justify it
-
You see, you get into
these sorts of problems when you don’t have a Prime Directive-style rule.
Granted, the whole point of the missions is to do things that a Prime
Directive would prohibit, but as Jack probably wouldn’t stick to it
anyway, why not have a protocol, at least?
- On
the Trek theme, Teal’c makes a stunning debut as Troi here, saying
‘He is concealing something’ and ‘I’m sensing something, but I
can’t tell what it is’
- Stunning bit of Wolf
logic from Teal'c,
"he is concealing it"
-
Not sure I liked this one
very much. I prefer my moral
dilemmas to be presented in a less obvious manner, and I could tell where
this was going straight away.
-
I really
don’t like Freya/Anise. She’s
winding me up already.
-
The boxing
was pretty laughable too, just a lot of shuffling and glove tapping. Come on, try and make it look real!
-
Does
Hammond know he's pointing the wrong way out of his office?
-
Jack
sent flowers to Siler? Don't the military usually frown on that kind of
thing?
- Finally, after four years, Daniel gets to
kick ass, and we don't get to see it, although we are very grateful for the
(all too brief) glimpse of his stomach muscles at the beginning I’m with
you on the stomach muscles. Wow. You can tell he’s not a real archaeologist, can’t you? I suspect that real ones aren’t nearly so attractive.
Unless
it’s an American thing, because I know an attractive American
archaeologist. Hmm.
- So Jack's in favour
then?
- Hammond's really not
an idiot is he?
-
Trek
again, I’m glad to see the Vulcan Nerve Pinch is put to good use.
-
The
black gear for saving the world again
-
Limited
or not, they'd still be useful for single missions, you could send a
different team each time, provided you knew how long the power would last
you'd be fine
-
Oh
I do love smug!Teal'c. "I have no need to apologise"
-
“There
are always two, a master and an apprentice…”
- Can the symbiote not
just take Sho'nac as a host?
- Is provocative the
right word there?
- Ooh, someone got
some last night
- Yay for Peter
Wingfield, although this episode is very surreal, because he never actually
appears in shot with any of the SGC so it feels like he's just been edited
in from another show entirely. Oh, and he has really dodgy hair too
- Love the way he
dramatically rips his shirt open, not pandering to the female viewers at all
there...
- Please
think about the sentence “Our love does not end in death”. Altogether now, “Eeeugh!”
- Anise
winding me up again!
- Not to be unpleasant or anything, but if the
guy blows himself up at the beginning, shouldn't there be bits? And I love
the fact that Jack cries "Look out!" then just ducks, gets himself
the hell out the line of fire, leaving the heroic, interfering thing to
someone else
- The device was really bound to fail wasn't
it, even if you aren't trying to bury latent attractions to superior
officers, could you remember something that happened weeks ago in complete
and total detail? Try it sometime.
- So Freya wants Jack and Anise wants Daniel?
Who do you think has better taste? Possibly very telling that it's an
intellectual attraction to Daniel and a physical attraction to Jack.
- This isn't a bad episode, but it seems a very
complicated way of getting to the final revelation, which we all knew anyway
- Do you get the feeling that the costume
designer (the excellent Christina McQuarrie, another ex-'Highlander' alumni)
is enormously relieved to finally get a regular cast member (Freya) who
isn't in fatigues all the time? She really is going to town on these
costumesI
think the credits on this episode should have read “Guest starring Vanessa
Angel and her breasts”. Amazing how one of the Executive Producers got to snog her
twice during this episode, isn’t it?.
- It's lovely that they use slightly
different takes for the flashbacks, instead of just lifting it straight and
unaltered from Upgrades, nice to have an editor who cares
- Instead of going to all the trouble of the
mind scans, couldn't they just search everybody for those little weapon
things?
- "His death will prove to be a noble
sacrifice" well, I'm sure Martouf feels much better knowing that, very
comforting
- It’s
the Hand of Orlac!
- The answer to the question
“What happened next?” is easy. A
Moment of Searing Eye Contact TM
- Before I make any other comments, no there's
one that I can't hold back-they played GOLF!? Ability to do anything they
want, at any time and they decided to play GOLF?- but before I make any
OTHER comments, I just need to say that this episode is absolutely
fantastic, it's up there with "Dramatic License" from Highlander
and The X-Files "Bad Blood" as the episode you show people to
convince them that they really should be watching this programme
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This
really does have to be the best episode ever, doesn’t it?
-
What sort
of computers does Sam have that she can run simulations of time loops? What is the program going to say, “Unknown error, reboot universe
from master disks?” (So
bitches the person who has experienced total hard drive failure too many
times to think about)
- Jack’s
annoyed “We’ve done this!” is
what every viewer of an episode like this (and all sci-fi shows have to do
them at some point, it must be a law) yells at the TV after a while.
- Occasionally Daniel
just doesn't help does he? "I do"
- So what do you think Daniel was asking Jack?
In
response to the “What is Daniel saying?” question, my theory is this. He is reacting to the subtle but insidious 1970s touches to the
clothing that SG-1 have been wearing. Look
at Teal’c doing the John Travolta shirt when they are on the planet, and
Jack’s horrible sunglasses. He
is arguing his case to bring the team into the nineties, at least.
- I'm going to make that golf comment again now
(I have issues with golfers), I have some issues with the potters wheel
thing as well, but as it gives us a chance to ogle Jack's lovely biceps in
that T-shirt, I'm not going to complain too much, but the fact they actually
found astroturf and a tee on an air force base worries me deeply
- Having never had it happen to me (sob) when
someone sweeps you off your feet like Jack does to Sam, how do you hold
yourself up? Or do you just have to collapse in their arms and hope that
they don't drop you on your ass? If
they're doing it right, you knees should give way and you wouldn't be able
to stand
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You know,
a practical joker working in an environment like the Stargate project, or on
the Enterprise or Voyager could have some real fun with this time loop
thing. Nobody ever disbelieves
the person experiencing the loop; they are always taken seriously. How much fun could you have winding up your workmates as they all do
whatever they’ve been wanting to do for years because they think time will
reset itself? Snigger.
- I wonder how much of
those three months was taken up by Jack and Teal'c arsing around?
- Daniel's very sexy
when he does that little thing where he bares his wolf teeth at the end, and
that's such a jealous look he gives Sam when Jack stares at her
-
Well, I
suppose the title had to be used at some point, but really…
-
Neat
little mention of the Ankarans, who crop up again in 'Scorched Earth'
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"Chevron seven
won't engage!" As Chevron Seven Guy's whole life looses meaning. If
chevron seven won't engage, what will he do?
-
Why
haven't the SGC got the DHD from Antarctica?
-
You'd think that they'd give poor Teal'c a few parachuting
lessons before he actually had to jump in to the middle of Siberia
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How come
Daniel and Teal’c, who from their expressions have never done a parachute
jump before, manage to land safely and get to the base and start exploring
before the other three, presumably experienced jumpers, do? Surely with Daniel’s track record he would have sprained his ankle,
at least. I
distrust parachutes, like Daniel and Teal'c, I see no reason at all why you
would want to jump out of a perfectly good plane
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I like the
idea of using Teal’c as a really big canary, don’t you?
-
An evaporating gas?
-
Forty seven! Hah!
-
Some very convincing guileless submarine denial from Jack
there
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"We won't need more than an hour." Oh dear.
-
You know,
I’d hate to be a fantastic astro-physicist in Russia. Not only do you have to be a fantastic
astro-physicist, but you have
to be able to jump out of planes (and land without killing yourself), pilot
and repair mini-submarines and heroically resist smacking Jack (and Daniel,
when he’s being Mini-Jack) in the mouth, all the while refusing to let
yourself say “I’m sensing something, Captain!”
- The
sub may keep perfect time, but it was built by people who don’t have a
coastline. Would you be happy
in a sub built by a land-locked nation?
- Did Maybourne get
slung out of the NID after 'Shades Of Grey'? I always assumed his off-world
project was sanctioned. Or was it only sanctioned as long as nobody found
out about it?
- Someone in
accounting is going to be furious about that sub
-
Reasonably
professional looking dig there, although if that was a real dig, it would be
raining a hell of a lot more
-
Oh dear,
I’m beginning to understand the principle behind Daniel’s Weeble gene
now! Quite like the bandana,
though.
-
Probably
shouldn't have mentioned the Unas killing part of that otherwise excellent
plan
-
'The
etiquette problems abound in this episode. What do you do when you are offered spit-roasted Goa’uld from your
Unas captor?
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The
other problem with this episode is the fact that you have a tendency to
lapse into Unas-speak for the next few days, "Don't say ka till
you've tried it"
-
Jack
needn't sneer at Rothman like that, he's not exactly the world's greatest
people person either
-
So
what do the Unas usually bring home in these rite of passage things? They
can't all be expected to catch a Daniel
-
Teal'c's
wolf logic wins the day again
-
Jack
finally gets to kill Rothman!
- Ooh, pastoral
arcadia, this won't last long
- Let's just hope the
poor thing's not a girl
- Daniel blithely
ignoring Jack's suggestion, and then doing it again
- "What if these
are the life forms..." then you'd better not drop that slide Daniel
- How
to piss someone off by being preternaturally calm and polite. You’ve got to love it. Are
you talking about Lotan or Daniel, cause they're both doing a pretty good
job?
- I always thought
there was something off-kilter about this scene. It wasn't 'till recently I
found out that all that nervous glancing backwards is actually the actors surreptitiously
checking for bears
- Beaming it onto the
ship wasn't the kind of thing Daniel had in mind
- How come unkempt men in
TV prisons/mining colonies/whatever always manage to keep a steady three-day
growth of beard, no more, no less?
- What
is it with Jack and stupid hats? Is
Richard Dean Anderson going bald or something?
- Every
woman’s favourite episode. For
obvious reasons. Ah, one way to make a Fringedweller and her
friends happy, lots of lovely, lingering shots of Daniel's shoulders and
those surprisingly ripply arm muscles, as well as the less surprising, but
equally muscular Teal'c. Perhaps the producers are finally
realising
that they have female fans out there, although if they really
cared they'd show us those dreams of Jack mining naked...
- "I remember feeling feelings" what
else exactly are you meant to do with them?
- Need to mention that amazing edit from the
white bowl to Jack in the dome, graphic match-fade-infinite
zoom-fade-selective fade all in swift sequence, a beautiful way to combine
the dream overtones with the actual (true) flashback
- He'd recommend trade
with a culture that enslaved someone else's people?
- You'd have thought
all that falling glass would have hurt someone
-
Poor
Murrey and his collection of horrible hats. Actually, everybody on this show has to wear horrible headwear.
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Those
vibrating beds are fun.
-
There's
something sweet about the aliens trying to outwit the combined intelligence
of Sam and Daniel, and failing miserably "Did you draw that
yourself?"
- Why
are 'Stargate' doing 'The X-Files'? What
a clunky episode.
-
God, taking Jack anywhere in a military-style setting must be a
nightmare. It’s only in episodes like this that you remember that Jack and Sam
are members of the USAF, and get to do the more usual things, like fly
‘planes. Even if the ’plane in
question is a retro-fitted deathglider.
-
Jack
is looking longingly at the glider, desperate to get in there himself
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Major
Davis is starting to appreciate Jack's sense of humour
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What
the hell kind of advice are the SGC going to give them?
-
The
SGC communications system obviously censored Jack's insults
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Ducking
as the missile comes towards you is not going to help
-
This is 'Stargate’s
'Apollo-13' episode, isn’t
it?
-
The black stealth suits are back as the astro-physicist and the
archaeologist attempt a mission best undertaken by the people that are stranded
just past Jupiter.
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And
again Major Davis has to do the breaking of the bad news
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Oh dear, don’t ask an archaeologist to use their imagination.
Archaeologists with imaginations have caused a lot of problems in the
past.
-
If I were Jack I would have given in to the temptation to flick
something at Teal’c’s head long before now, just to relieve the boredom.
-
Jack's
real cute with the oxygen deprivation "Do you know you're ship's bigger
than ours?"
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I love the double topple-over after they are ringed onto the ship.
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I
always think Chulak should be spelt with a 'T'
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Do
you really need a reason to take Jack along?
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I
can't believe he tastes Teal'c's spit, that's disgusting
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There’s an archaeology.com? I bet Amazon.com would have had the CD ROM that Daniel wanted.
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Sam and Daniel have been hanging
around Jack for too long, they’re both getting quicker with the comebacks.
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Good grief! Don’t kick the books Daniel!
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Keep expecting one of them to tut and tell the mine's owner that the
handbrake cable's gone
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The
ship wasn't cloaked already? That seems careless
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Zero. It’s nothing, literally, but it can cause so many problems!
Faulty
maths logic, even if they don't have a zero, one is still one, surely they
would just add a symbol, not move all the other digits up (or down)
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Do
the script writers just make the Goa'uld language up or are they actually
basing it on something?
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Now I know that ‘Kree’ means
‘Yoo-hoo’, it doesn’t sound nearly so threatening.
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Is Daniel so out of touch with his
former life that he has to get his news from the equivalent of the National
Enquirer?
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Daniel
looks very handsome in his funeral suit
-
She's
evil and I hate her (this is totally first impressions and has nothing to do
with the later Goa'uld possession, she's willowy, blonde and crawling all
over my Daniel, that's reason enough)
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Death by mould. Not very nice.
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Fishing without wanting to catch any
fish is as stupid as being forced to do drama lessons where you use
Shakespeare but not getting hung up on the text because “the text is not
important”. Sorry, two rants
merging to become one über-rant there.
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You
get the feeling Sam's not taking that curse business very seriously
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Daniel
and falling masonry, it's like Billy Zane and boats
-
Finally
someone technobabbles at Daniel whilst he just stands there looking
confused
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Dr. Fraiser gets let out of the
mountain! All that jabbing with
needles finally paid off!
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And
you'll notice how she gets to sit in the front with Daniel and Sam has to
sit in the truck bed
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Nice outfit for a male Goa'uld to
choose. Very classy.
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"Impudence"
and "insolence' in one conversation, Osiris is certainly pulling out
all the big words today
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Poor Daniel doesn’t have a lot of
luck with women, does he? They
all seem to be taken over by Goa'uld, or be Goa'uld.
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Just
how would Jack’s bullet point summaries read in his mission reports?
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Went through Stargate.
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Daniel found some carved rocks. Carter
said something scientific. Teal’c was bald. I made an Oz reference.
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We got shot at.
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We came home and got jabbed in the ass by
Dr. Fraiser.
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That'd
be a nice apartment if he decorated
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Even
shadowy, secret government aliases get junk mail
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Pissy
Queen Daniel returns!
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Why
do people on TV always have such dumb passwords? Or does everybody but me
use their birthday as a pin number?
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Oh,
please don’t make Kinsey president.
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I
know I shouldn’t like Maybourne, but I do.
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Don’t
like the new glasses, Daniel.
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It's
nice that they haven't edited Jack's report
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It
actually took me ten minutes to notice that Teal’c’s tattoo is missing.
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Got
to love Daniel’s attempt at anonymity in a black fedora and shades
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I
think the Aschen have got a plan there
-
Yet
again mental torment=inability to shave
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Why
do we never get to see any of the other SG teams? Which one is the impossibly perky tour guide’s favourite team, and
why?
I think she's probably a fan of all those marines in
SG-3
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How
many times does somebody get to say, “The sun’s beeping?”
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I’m
not a fan of the Sam and Jack romantic pairing which seems to be an
increasing theme in the show, but I really don’t like her husband very
much.
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Shifu
has a career as a fortune cookie saying-writer if this whole harcesis thing
doesn’t work out.
-
Continuing
the whole candle-penis metaphor, having a long wick is all well and good,
but if it won't light then it’s just ornamental.
-
This
kid talks a lot of bullshit, doesn't he?
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Jack
neatly avoids saying "screwed your wife"
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Now
it’s Daniel who’s out of synch, uniform colour-wise.
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There
are some super effects in that little flash through the satellite thingy
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Just
what is in that personal requirements folder?
If you can't think of any personal requirements that
Major Davis could fulfill you're just not trying hard enough
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They
have a very nice font for their on-screen captions
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Is
it wrong to fancy Evil Daniel? Simple answer, no.
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Ooh,
uncontested shot of the season, Daniel from behind in those trousers. SG-3's
mission to protect that ass has never seemed so vital
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I
bet that's not even real champagne, it's probably just fizzy chardonnay
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Surely
the Zatark detector's first purpose was to detect Zatarks?
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Notice
the one or two soldiers who, whilst they aren't actually firing, are under
no circumstances going to put their weapons down
-
Mock
all you want, but curling was a big draw in the 1998 Winter Olympics. By the end of the championships, curling was the only sport where the
British still stood a chance, plus they put it on before 'Neighbours'.
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So,
when Daniel starts acting like Jack, it means that there is something wrong
with him?
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It
took General Hammond two hours to write a letter that he admits has no
content?
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It
might just be the episodes I've seen recently, but Daniel really does have a
temper under all that quiet scholarly exterior
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Oh,
this is why we never see any of the other SG teams, they’re the 'Stargate'
equivalent of redshirts
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I
don't know about celebrating birthdays on Chulak, but I know for a fact that
Jack wouldn't have missed the opportunity to throw a century bash when
Teal'c turned 100
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Oh
yeah, they're in such a rush that they forget Daniel's glasses, but they
take the time to fully dress him, and even put his boots on. Could they not
have rushed him through the stargate in the backless hospital gown?
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It's
the deadliest lava lamp in the galaxy
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I'm
always slightly disappointed by this episode, especially since I read
an early copy of the script on
Spoilergate which was actually much better then the broadcast one
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Stuck
in a castle for three weeks with just Jack and Daniel for company. I'm not
really sure if that's good or bad
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Daniel
gets out of this one because they've just given Michael Shanks the shooting
script
for 'Double Jeopardy' and he's sitting in a corner with his head in his
hands, rocking slowly
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Why
do American military leaders (Hammond, Kerrigan) feel a need to keep a flag
in their office? Do they forget which country they’re fighting for?
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Jack
doesn't seem to be doing anything else, so why doesn't he check the caves
out now?
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That
cadet has evil eyes.
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“With
all due respect” – again! And from a scientist!
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What
the hell is Haley going to get into a fight about? The correct application
of the zeroth law of thermodynamics? (Yeah I know, that's a really simple
concept, but it sounds impressive, and I had to get the zeroth law in there
somewhere 'cause it's funny)
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See,
we do believe in fairies
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"Harmless"
famous last words
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If
there were any justice, Sam would have pushed the cadet through the stargate
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Lots
of gratuitous shots of Teal'c's shoulder muscles
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No,
the theories aren't mutually exclusive, they could be naturally aggressive
because of the polar thing and pissed because they got captured. The
solutions may be mutually exclusive, but that's not the same thing
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Keep
running you fool!
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You never know what a
MALP could be capable of when they try. They could have have a whole
little MALP civilisation going on in the store cupboards of the SGC
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Wow,
chevron seven guy gets something to do, as he gets to fall off his chair and
be taken away from the room on a gurney.
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Jack
has a strange fascination with memos in this episode
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Like Chevron Seven
guy's little wave to Sam. "I'm okay!"
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See! The MALPs are
alive!
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Why is Doc Frasier in
on this meeting? Other than to notice the brainwave thing
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Jack puts a move on
the alien entity
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Keep an eye on the id
cards as they flash past, particularly the one that names Lee Van Cleef as
a member of SG-1
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"No!"
demands General Hammond, "There'll be no education on this base while
I'm in charge"
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The base computer
runs the lights?
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Siler denying his
member ship of the lightbulb maintenance team
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I
like Jack’s “So does bacteria!” argument, and I’m determined to use
it as often as I can.
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Because falling for
it three times would just be silly
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You can't fault the
entity's logic
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I was actually
starting to get worried about Sam's survival the first time I saw this
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You
should have been able to tell that something was up here, because
RoboJack’s hair is still brown Well, mostly, except for a scene where they obviously couldn’t be
bothered to dye it again.
And Daniel's is
still long under the bandana
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I bet he drinks
Carling Black Label too
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Love the blank
expressions on RoboSG-1
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Now,
if Jack had done that when their eyes were open, then I'd have been impressed
-
That's a very
convincing disguise for Jack
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"You
will not be fortunate enough to die as greatly as your father did by my
hand" my god, that sounds like one of Lizard's fringedwellings before
we run it through the grammar check
-
Why
is it that whenever I fancy an actor they have an annoying habit of getting
their head separated from their body? Ben Affleck in Dogma, Ben Browder in Farscape, Michael Shanks in this
episode...
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Where
did RoboSG-1 get their zats from?
-
Which
Jack would have won the scuffle? "Bring
it on, fly boy" love that
-
Imagine the shame of
being tortured by someone with a dye job that bad
-
Very poignant from
RoboJack, "Are we still so far from real..."
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Oh
yuk, I do not like Peter Wingfield’s new hairdo. What’s the point of having him in it if we don’t get to hear his
normal voice?
Counterpoint,
doesn't Peter have great hair here? Much better than the awful footballers
hair he had in 'Crossroads'
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I
like the way that Jack always seems to be standing the wrong way when he is
ringed somewhere.
-
Nice to see they
nipped back home for a change of khaki before rushing their brand new ship
to the Tok'ra
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How do they work out
what the address of their new planet is?
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Love Jack's idea of a
fair trade
-
"Hunt you
down" well, they were pretty much doing that anyway
-
Teal’c
does like Goa'uld baiting, doesn’t he?
-
Jack checking the
elbow room in his brand new mother ship corridor
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Oh
please, the sick prisoner routine? Haven’t the Tok’ra seen that one before?
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I knew I'd hidden
those Christmas decorations somewhere...
-
This
show depends on astro-physics for plot a lot.
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All Jack needs now is
sole possession of the remote and a big bag of salted peanuts
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Really
do not like the design of the Goa'uld mother ships. It seems like the model designers couldn’t make their minds up
between the pyramid design and the generic spaceship design, so they used
both.
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The
alternate episode title for this show could be “It’s a Jaffa- revenge
thing.”
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Sadly Teal'c isn't
trussed up in wrapping paper with a big pink bow on his forehead. That
would be a gift
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Could he not kick
around in the sand a little? See if he can find the top of the ring device?
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Sam, if you don't
know, then nobody else stands a chance
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To
be continued – three of the most hated words in the English language.
Closely followed by 'you're darn tootin'' and 'special
Seventies edition'
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