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- Sam wants to
garrote that guy with her bootlaces and I'm not sure that I
blame her.
- Look, Sam
just wants to make sure you had all the facts
- This EM
pulse thing, won't it fry all of their equipment too?
-
I love the way that she points out that the pulse machine is pointing the
wrong way. I had a wonderful couple of hours entertainment at university
once watching the demonic housemates trying to block a doorway up with the
contents of the ground floor. It was only after they stepped back to proudly
survey their handiwork that I told them that the doors opened inwards and
the person they were trying to trap was safely in a pub in town. Oh, happy
days.
- "Please
Daddy , please, let me blow up the evil Jaffa, please!"
-
Ooh, Chevron Seven Guy gets to fire the pulse machine.
- That's it
Sam, touch the obviously live and dangerous sparking computer,
because that turned out so well the last time
- Having your
name on the titles never harms your chances of survival either
- Can they not
bleed the energy off somehow, and light a few cities for a year or
so?
- Alien guy
has a plan, I recognise the stance
- If anyone
out there was looking for Jonas' good side, I think that shot just
found it...
-
You know, until Jonas mentioned it I'd never considered how they got the
Stargate into the mountain.
- Sam has an
encounter with the infamous invisible wall
-
Jonas is wandering around the base with a notebook and a cup of coffee; that
was Daniel's thing, get your own cute habits.
- Okay, that's
one seriously strong cable
- Well, that
was an empty threat
- I like the
Annubis symbol
- That Jaffa needs to adjust his armour, it's gotten all wonky
- Why does he
need to drive to the plane? It's right there
- So he
doesn't hit Europe!
- It's a good
job sons don't listen to their fathers
-
Teal'c was a bit hampered by his suit there.
-
As well as waving, Jack was probably swearing a bit as well.
Conscious
and gesturing "get me the hell out of here and into a
boat!"
- Sam really freaked physicist guy out there.
Poor guy desperately trying to figure out a way to get that tension back
- I never had
General Hammond down as the kind of man who would steal office
supplies
- What airbase
do they land the cargo ship at?
- He's all
right Jack, get your head out of your ass and admit it
- Well, it was
either this or a Russian
- Given SG-1's
record, I'd be demanding a helmet before I even set foot on the ramp
- Who are they hiding at the back of the transport ship?
Because one, if not
both, will die soon.
- Jack and his
Peter Pan complex are still (inevitably) behaving like six year olds
-
Isn't Jonas a sweetie?
-
"Until something goes horribly wrong" thinking about it, Jack hasn't
had much luck with ship travel has he?
- Ooh! Major
Davis!
-
Oh, the Marie Celeste plot.
-
Doesn't this hulking great ship show up on anybody's satellites or
something? Because you'd think that someone would notice. Even
if they did notice, no one else could do anything about it
- Very
cool, completely different to 'Redemption', new titles. Are we
getting a montage a week?
- Teal'c's
unfeasibly large staff weapon made it onto the titles!
- They'd have
left Daniel behind too
- Ok,
everyone, TOUCH NOTHING!
- Have they
tried seeing if someone pressed pause?
-
What is Jack standing on?
- He's
seriously considering commanding that ship from the looks of it
-
Jack's quick Mr. Burns impression.
-
Oh, that's what they carry in those backpacks everywhere, really big USAF
stickers.
- It's amazing
how Jack's attitude is determined by the size of the ship involved.
He was really suspicious of the glider, but give him a mothership
and he's as happy as a pig in shit
- Duh, the door won't open.
- Oh, wait, I know him. He's Major Davis. So the
other guy's going to die.
-
And here the sacrificial lamb is. Who is he and why is he there? Other than
to die, I mean. What knowledge can he possibly have?
- Well, Major
Davis is on a hot streak, "Something bad definitely happened
here"
-
You know, anybody else (with the possible exception of Pratchett's wizards)
would have taken the hint and left the ship the hell alone.
-
Ah, blowing things up, Jack's speciality. We need
something demolishing, and luckily, we've got just the guy to do it
- BIGGER!!!
- Green
lighting, this won't end well
-
Oh, mysterious Chinese assassins. Of course. Because this is a plausible plot
line.
- That was
'Highlander's old "menacing" sound effect
- There's got
to be a joke about that banana somewhere, but damned if I can find
it
- Well,
O'Neill met Teal'c under different circumstances
- Who'd have
thought that Teal'c made such a good liar
- "One
day" just not
today
- A conspiracy
of aliens rather than an alien conspiracy.
Teal'c's been watching too much 'X-Files'.
- Warned about
Teal'c's humour? Seems a sensible precaution
-
Why are they trying to radio the Sacrificial Lamb? He didn't have one!
- You could do
with one alive. Oh, good man Teal'c
-
Oh, poor Jonas is just like Daniel used to be for the first three seasons.
You know, when they were arming him with a swipe card.
-
My, that was inconvenient.
- Shame we
didn't get to see it crash
- Hammond just
hung up on the President.
-
Given their past history, it's a safe bet that SG-1 are alive.
-
What happened to the Jaffa?
- It crashed
just off Alaska and their nearest rescue vehicle is in Hawaii?
- Don't worry
Jonas, you'll get more practice
-
Jack striving for grammatical accuracy there.
- "Evidence
of flooding" so, water then
- Very belated
security measure
-
A little bit too much information from Jack for Sam's liking there.
- Jack really
should have used that last breath for something more productive
- Nice aim on
the broken collar bone Major
-
I love the way that Jack and Sam squelch down that corridor.
-
What are they going to download Thor's brain onto? Is there a floppy big
enough?
- As floppys
go, that's
pretty big
- "You
have five minutes to reach minimum, safe distance..." What is
minimum safe distance from a self-destructing mothership? Are they
going to get that far away in a dinky little DSV? I doubt it
- How much
pressure do you think those gliders were designed to withstand?
That's very deep water they're in
- This Jonas
fella, I like his style
- Did I miss something or did Jonas only take one boot off?
I think
you missed it, I saw him take off both
-
Hmm, that's very impressive breath control. Have they
CGI-ed the water round him? It looks like he's breathing
down there
- Love the big
column of water in the ring device. I was wondering if they'd
remember that
-
The only reason Jack did that is because he didn't get to push Jonas through
the Stargate. Apparently
Jack is the only one allowed to grin after SG-1 narrowly escapes
death
- Heavy snows
in St Austell halt the development of the Eden Project
- Wow, someone
else's tax dollars at work
- Why is she
surprised by that? If it had been covered by a glacier already it would have been a pretty dumb place to put a stargate
- That must
have been a red-letter day, finding two Jaffa in the ice
- Ahh! Lone
gunman!
- I'd be
sharing Jonas' worry at watching your only means of escape fly away
leaving you abandoned at the freezing cold, isolated, research station where nothing
good can happen
- Personally
I'd want a cup of tea and a bit of a sit down first
- Darwin was a
scientist, he'd be fascinated
- Yep, been
there. Although for me, this is usually followed by a frantic
phoning of everyone I've ever met to see if they can tape it for me.
- That's
perfectly understandable
- Just bang
her in the microwave for a few minutes
- She's
impossibly preserved. Oetzi didn't look that good
- Lucky they
had a doctor there on the off chance that the woman buried in ice for
three millennia would have a pupil response
- Why is Jonas
in there? If they need someone lifting, they usually ask
Teal'c
- This is 'ER'
on ice
- With all
those people looking down at her I'm surprised she can tell which
way is up
- Jack feels
surplus to requirements
- Jonas
employing the Englishman on holiday method of communication, saying
everything as slowly as possible in the belief that will help
- Teal'c
jumping to the most paranoid conclusion
- A race of
potential underwear models that can survive under ice
- No Colonel,
we can't blow her up
- Frankly
anything shutting down sounds like a bad sign to me
- Just imagine
how big the birthday cake would have to be to fit three million
candles on
- Not in any
words actually
- Eewww! Green
toenails!
- Jonas
wondering why he's not getting any of the nice fondling
- Mystical
healing powers? That's not so impressive, my lip balm has mystical
healing powers
- "Maybe
she just needs some time" a good, patient attitude from the
woman who's already been cured
- Did Teal'c
secrete those candles on his person?
- Slim to nil,
if she lives, she'll really complicate the storyline
- 'I'm not
allowed off the base' thinks Jonas, 'I'm not getting a girlfriend
any other way'
- "No!
No! There goes my sex life!"
- How many
people do they need to perform resuscitation in the quarantined room?
- If the
Tok'ra is surprised, he's the only one
- Ah, now we
get down to it, the Tok'ra want the military intelligence. What a
surprise
- The Tok'ra
have wrapped Jack in tinfoil to keep him warm on the way home
- Hey! Where
did the end of the episode go?
- Love Sam's
practical yet very revealing night wear. How come no woman on TV is
ever woken up in the middle of the night when they're wearing some
ratty old t-shirt with a cartoon cat on the front? Sam
has awful bed hair. At least that is accurate!
- Why does she
always get those sort of phone calls from men?
- And Jonas
finds his niche as Information Guy.
- Love the
expression on everyone's face when Jonas displays his memory
retention
- The SGC has
a library? I'm guessing that was Daniel's idea Why
does it have a subscription to Evolutionary Science magazine? Well,
I'm guessing that was Daniel's idea too
- Thank you
Jonas, I had forgotten.
- Nice change
of subject, Sam.
- Oh,
Teal'c's seen 'The Matrix' and really wants to look cool. Oh yes, the
black leather coat is definitely staying. That's going in Teal'c's
personal box along with the unfeasibly large staff weapon. I'm less
sure about the diamond patterned golfing jumper though.
- Sam suddenly
realises that she's leading an earth-bound SG-1 field trip
- Jonas
sweetly being pacified with a lollipop
- Having
limited experience at rooting around in other people's houses I must
ask, what the hell are they looking for? A helpful note headed
"Ten things I must do before I mysteriously disappear"?
- He put his
address as the senders address? That was particularly stupid. Why
is that stupid? It's not like he didn't know he sent it
- As a worker
for the powers of the Royal Mail, I'd just like to thank the
scientist for dumping his very toxic and scary looking syringe on
the postal service for three days without even a 'care' label on the
box
- That paper
should have been a tumbleweed.
- Beard! Trust
not the bearded one!
- So these
would be the nightwalkers then?
- Did he just
dip an onion ring in his milkshake? Oh,
that was disgusting.
- Somewhere
around there will be a bus stop or a phone box where all the cool
kids hang out, every small town has a spot like this somewhere
- Oh yes, I've
been part of the phalanx of staring drinkers before. Oh,
there's nothing like a friendly welcome, and that's nothing like a
friendly welcome.
- They could
well be their seats, it's a small town pub, the locals could well
have supplied the furniture. No kidding, seats in pubs, it's a
hierarchy, serious stuff. Yep,
I've kicked people out of my spot at the bar as well
- Silver, it's
the new black - your ideal colour to menace
- It's been
bugging me all episode, but seriously, could SG-1 stick out any more
if they tried? Check out the leather trousers on Sam!
- Yeah, thanks
Teal'c, "even for humans"
- I was
waiting for that hand of Teal'c's.
- Tobin! It's
the coolest name!
- "Wormhole
theory, motorcycle riding and lock picking". Sam really did go
to the best university didn't she? And
all I learnt were a couple of Darwinian evolution jokes and how to
say 'moose' in sign language
- Cool!
- Being
General Hammond, he really would be calling in actual troops
- It took them
all day to get a camera up to the level of those traffic lights, and
damn it they're gonna use the shots
- Uh oh!
- The new
Microsoft 'hieroglyph' font. Now,
where's Daniel when you need him?
- The Goa'uld
takeover their host for those few precious hours and they use them
to sit in the pub? Go symbiote!
- Should
immature symbiotes be able to take a host at all?
- At this
precise moment, Jonas is the only fully human member of SG-1
- That was
rather a wussy slap from Sam
- Why would it
be better for the Goa'uld for the containment team to not find Sam's
report? Does Sam have some control?
- The
containment team audition for the chorus line in 'Riverdance'
- That's what
I thought
- Honestly
Jonas, she didn't "really slap" you, that was just
checking your chin for stubble. Sam's got a good right hook when she
wants
- Sam
discovers a ploy, to distract Jonas, use food
- The symbiote
just bailed out and left him. It
knows when it's time to cut and run
- The Tok'ra
tunic makes Jack look as if he has no neck
- And we know
that Hammond is a patient man
- If there are
less Tok'ra than ever, how hard can it be to tell that someone's
missing?
- That's
because you'd be assigning blame to yourself, due to it being your
fault
- A slimy,
wriggly brother
- That's an
easy way of attracting men
- Goa'uld in a
jazz beard, very dapper. Baal? Is
that Baal?
- Yep, that's Baal
- Any plan
that relies on Jack having useful information is on to a loser from
the start
- Why isn't he
dead?
- That isn't a
star chart, someone's sneezed on the plastic sheet
- The gravity
cell is incredibly clever
- Neeah!!!
Reanimated in some extremely attractive knitwear though
- Who could
forget? Snarl
- Jack really,
really wants to throw that shoe again
- So he's not
going to help him, just watch and console?
- Wriggled off
- Thank you
Daniel, really cheering Jack up here. Daniel
never fails to put his usual, positive spin on the situation
- Jack O'Neill
as a supreme being of light? He looks about as stunned as I do right
now
- Smug!Teal'c
in the background
- Especially
since Oma means Granny in German
- Ow! Plane of
existence!? "Old carpenters don't die , they just move to a
higher plane"
- I bet he's
backed up against the wrong wall... Yay! There we go. Never
mind which way is up, always remember which way is down
- Ah, it's
always a blonde
- Oooooh!
- This is
Daniel being lonely, or bored
- Yet another
plan relying on Jack's intelligence
- Extremely
attractive knitwear, but some
horrible suede slip-on shoes
- Daniel
himself has been rescued from some much sticker situations than
this. Where's his faith in the SGC?
- They're
going to change the gravity and drop him on his head aren't
they?
- No! Such a
disappointment
- Money?
Power? The chance to knock off her boss and ascend to the throne?
It's not always about sex, people!
- Has Teal'c
ever had an accident with all those candles? Has he run away and
left them all burning?
- Well, they had
one, it just had a little bit of an accident
- "What
did he say?" I'm threatening to end diplomatic relations?
- Nice
lingering crotch shot there
- A fighting
chance is just what he needs, he must be dying to thump someone
- I never
noticed the big, helpful, pointy signs before, the ones showing which way down really
is
- So the other
week we got the climax without the tag scene, this week we get the
tag scene without the climax. Have they considered missing out a bit
in the middle next time?
- Daniel came
out of it alright, why shouldn't Jack?
- Oh the
smugness of the ascended
- Claxons, guns, aliens, just another day at the SGC. I'd love to know what a
normal day looks like there.
- 7.00am? That's just rude.
- Jack's really not going to get a job with
SG-9 anytime soon.
- Jack
understands it's a necessity, but still doesn't like it
- And by that time Teal'c had his ridiculously large staff weapon, so nobody
was going to argue with him anyway.
- Jack's
highly tuned antenna sensing subtext between Jonas and the Professor
- "What
made you think we would care?" Seriously, why do they still let
Jack sit in on these meetings?
You can almost see Sam wince here.
- That's a girly ring on Jonas.
- Ah, finally realising the value of the Prime
Directive.
- "To
protect our people" there's a lot of scope for interpretation
here
- Hundreds and thousands of
*Kelownan* lives.
- "Detailed
projection" that was convenient
- Jack need to
be a little more sympathetic to the fact that this was Jonas' home
world six months ago
- "You
sound
like Dr. Jackson", not necessarily a bad thing, even for a
Colonel
- Why does he
need Jonas?
- That's a
lovely fish tank
- That's a good sprawl for a swivel chair.
- Credit to
Jonas for not falling backwards off the chair then
- You threw
him out!
- So what's
the definition of "non-military" technology? Because if
it's something that has no possible chance whatsoever of being used
to blow people up, then they won't be getting their hands on
anything more advanced than a bookend. Bookends can hurt. Ask someone who lugged two pairs around Cardiff on a
busy Saturday for a friend.
- Yeah,
there's probably a load of people who don't even know who he is
- Ah, Teal'c cutting through the diplomatic bullshit.
- How could they have missed the antibiotic? Don't they have mouldy bread on
Kelowna? Their
scientists were probably just bright enough to keep their windows
shut when they're doing experiments
- Looks like
the professor is coming down with something
- What's the
Professor guy up too? He's developed a very suspicious-looking
facial tic, is he hallucinating this whole resistance thing?
- "He
trusts you Jonas." Yes, they want you to spy on him
- CN has a
nicely
menacing air about him sometimes
- Them
personally? Oh, no Sam means one of the diplomatic teams. For a
moment there I thought she was going to bring Jack's awesome
negotiating talents to the table
- Or they
might be a little more eager to blow them off the face of the planet
and take the stargate for themselves
- Do the rest
of the resistance know that the professor's giving away their
naquadria?
- That was a
very 'Highlander'-esqe shot, the pan down to SG-1 from the tall
building
- There's that
menacing thing back again
- Ah! He is
hallucinating, I knew there was something up
- Oh, laundry clash! Sam and Jack in perfect disharmony.
- And there's
the 'Stallion Gate' metaphor they've been working up to for the past
40 minutes
- So their
idea of safe storage is stacking it on pallets?
- Briefly
aboard a mother ship, before they sank it
- Okay, that
was an incredibly mature episode for 'Stargate', with actual
thinking and emotion and stuff. Weird,
very good, but weird
- They really have some bizarrely dressed bad guys on this show.
- Three Humans
And A Jaffa- screenplay by Richard Curtis
- This looks like a place that Daniel would have liked.
- Oh God, are The Other Guys us or what?
- Aha! A Vancouver reference. This is obviously this season's comedy episode.
I love these.
- It's
encouraging to see quite how badly SG-1 cope when they're forced to
go on the kind of dull missions everyone else has to do all the time
- Top bit of
covering from the professor
- That professor has very white teeth.
- Jack's lunch
is in a brown paper bag? That's rather disappointing, I expected him to
have a proper plastic lunchbox with a picture of Toto on the front
- How many bets
he put that scanner there?
- Somebody has to keep track, Jack, although I bet the writers had to send
somebody to check on that number. Of
course Teal'c's been counting, he's got a little tick chart on his
wall. Though I am feeling a terrible urge to go back and check that
he's right
- Oh, he had to ask.
- The Goa'uld
attack vessel looks like someone chopped the top off a pyramid
possibly to see if it was soft boiled and ready to eat
- So the team
sent to protect the scientists are actually the thing endangering
them? That worked out well
- Is that Sam
or Jonas firing from behind Jack? It upsets me that I can't tell
- I'm sure they have at some point.
The
left the raw recruit at the end of 'Last Stand', but that was mostly
so he could die heroically. I'm sure there must be more
- Yeah, that's probably what Colonel O'Neill would do.
- The Goa'uld
really should be able to leave the ring device off the hook or
something so this kind of thing doesn't happen
- That was how
many bullets out of the clip?
- "Move
out" surely that would require large cardboard boxes and a
friend with a van
- I noticed
Hammond's lack of reaction at the news that SG-1 have been kidnapped,
I just assumed he was getting blase about it by now
- Air vents! They've got scientists in the air vents! You've got to love every
sci-fi cliche here.
- Sam's unusually snarky with Jonas.
You have to appreciate
new experiences like this
- They
arranged to be kidnapped and they never told Jonas? That's a bit
mean
- Jack's been here, done that on cue, here comes the melodramatic Grand
Vizier-type.
- They have no
idea who Jonas is do they? Oh poor Jonas! I'm a bit worried actually, because the Tobinometer has
started to go beep over Jonas. I think we need to call the repair man.
- How does the
Jaffa know what a resume is? Do they have to send a c.v in when
they apply for their First Prime jobs?
- Yes you did
capture them, but the trick is to keep hold of them and not let them
destroy your way of life
- That's how
Jack spends his mission briefings, jotting down suggestions for Jaffa-taunting
comebacks
- You know
you're in bad shape when Teal'c gives you advice on your jokes
- Love the
scientist trying to be surreptitious down the corridor
- Er, oops? I thought this was a bit too easy.
- I've never
heard an American use the word "nit" before
- Poor SG-1
solidly refusing to be rescued
- Jack aims for
nonchalance as the rest of SG-1 try to huddle innocently in the
corner.
- We should
have known he was a Tok'ra, his hair's much too stylish for a
Goa'uld. He's missed out on the fetching Tok'ra grim rags as well
- Jack had to touch, didn't he?
- Jonas is
still pissed he wasn't in on this
- They're just
going to keep feeding him the Trek gags aren't they?
- "I
don't get that." Yep, Tobin's right, this is just Fringedwellers
In Space
- At least
it's applied maths, that's a start
- Love the
doubt about how Jaffa spend their free time, "I don't know that
for sure..."
- Nice to see that the scientists managed to blast two
Jaffa that were their
exact duplicates, clothes-size wise.
- I've never seen a
Jaffa with glasses before.
- Vomiting as
a diversionary tactic, it's not the worst idea in the world
- There's a
batleth(?) on the wall too
- Jack is right to be suspicious because I'm not convinced that Apophis is
dead yet.
- A grey area
which Jack could clear up just by checking the mouse page
- Sam still
manages a hasty kick to the shins before being over-powered
- Ow, that
glowy stick is really nasty
- Ooh,
grammar!Jack. It's a Stargate/Fringedweller first, instead of channeling Jack, he's
channeling me! Ending with a preposition indeed, the bastard!
- Hah! The other scientist managed to get
an
"With all due respect,
General..." in!
- Did they
draw the symbols on their foreheads with black biro?
- I'd be sadly
tempted to start making crank announcements over the tannoy
- I wonder how
many bathrooms they have on a mothership
- Oh look, proof that Jack learns from experience, like the hamster in Lisa
Simpson's experiment.
- Neatly
pulled punch from Teal'c
- "This
is what you do!" well, he's got you there Jack, this is pretty
much your job description. Yes
but they try to avoid doing what they do for as long as possible
- Shame on you
Jay, you tempted fate
- Is this the place where they filmed the episode where Daniel gets abducted
by Chaka the Unas? Because this lake looks familiar. They
only have three locations, it's always the same place
- That was an
overly dramatic leap from that Jaffa, the one who just hurls himself
into the Teal'c-infested waters of the lake
- Teal'c being unnecessarily dramatic in his attack on the
Jaffa. I mean
really, was a water-based attack really called for?
- Ooh, Teal'c gets to play with an unfeasibly large staff weapon.
That
one's so unfeasibly large he even needs a stand to rest it on
- I love the sounds of merry mayhem from outside the door of the command
centre.
- At this
point I would be firmly staying behind the desk until I knew
it was Jack on the other side of that door
- Love Jack's
apologetic shrug to the Jaffa
- What's the
medal for? Being fundamentally stupid in a mission situation?
- Actually,
three times
- Ah, so it's
a fantasy medal. It's important to mention that no fringedweller would be
picturing Sam in this
situation though
- Okay, here's
a question. What are SG-1 and the medical teams doing at the alpha
site in the first place? It's not like they were expecting the
refugees from the surprise attack
- Oh look, refugee naked Jaffa. Haven't seen them in a while
- Oh bad luck
getting hit through the wormhole
- Look, Dr
Frasier has been let out to play!
- Yeah, blame
Jonas, go on
- I'm sensing
tension between Jack and the the-producers-think-he's-dashingly-handsome
Tok'ra
- I hope that
scaffolding is secure
- Teal'c the
human subtitle. He
could
be saying anything
- That was
neat. Love the little trails of smoke coming from what's left of the
pyre. Okay,
when I die, I don't want to be cremated or buried, I want to be
stargated! That was cool
- They can't
speak but it's perfectly alright to start a brawl?
- Jack tries
his hand at diplomacy again
- That's a
quite Germanic-looking eagle. I
thought that too. Whose Jaffa was he? I thought all of the
Norse/Germanic gods were Asgard
- Yes, tell 'em
that. Where else are they going to go?
- That bloke
with the paddle must be very handy in a fight. Not only does he take
out the enemy but also any poor Jaffa from his own side that stands
too close
- He never
liked them much to begin with
- Jack
very nearly ended up dead anyway, and in a lot less pleasant fashion
- I think he's considering
packing his espresso machine next time
-
Jonas and Hammond's 'yes ma'am' scene
- Jonas should
be grateful for the time off
- Um, nobody
else is worried about the fact that the Tok'ra are using the device?
- That's a
very dramatic pose for the corpse, I think someone's making up for the fact
he didn't get to die on camera
- Okar was
belligerent and arrogant and may well have started a fight
- No, we've
got a far more complicated system
- Is Janet a
qualified pathologist?
- How can she
tell when he's still face down?
- I feel a
terrible urge to walk down the line of Tok'ra and Jaffa separating
them, "you go to that side of the compound, you go to the other
and if you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all"
- It's like
Romeo and Juliet without the horny suicidal teenagers
- I'm sure
these Jaffa
aren't as scantily clad as before
- Whoever the
killer is, they're not very light on their feet
- Check out
the smug look on Teal'c's face
- They just
happen to have exactly the same number of each?
- Nice to see
that the universal military sign language is in operation
- Fire you
fool! Just don't hit Bra'tac twice
- So Teal'c
taking Bra'tac's death as well as could be expected
- Bra'tac was
using his ears
- "That's
all I need!" A long standing issue between Jack and Sam being
raised again. Jack making
one last plea for an end to the technobabble
- "If you
can see it, you can shoot it", Jacob shows his origins
- Was Jack not
shouting loud enough for the ashrak to hear?
- I bet that
soldier feels really secure from the invisible enemy behind
all those sturdy sandbags
- Ah, potted
plot!
- If you were
the ashrak wouldn't you just clear the hell out until the reactor
broke down (which it's going to do)?
- It's behind
you!
- That's
what's needed, indiscriminate bullet fire
- Oh yeah,
like we really thought he was dead
- Pastoral
arcadia again, always ups my paranoia levels
- Don't usually see too many suits around a Stargate.
- Oh God, he's talking about Jack, isn't he?
- You'd be
lucky if the leader of that group could spell negotiator without
having to write it down first (sorry, Jack)
- Nice mix of
multi-cultural styles they've picked for that building, Japan and
Frank Lloyd Wright in one fell swoop, along with the
pseudo-Victorian scientist look of the costumes
- Gosh,
bilingual!Jack
- Is that bath oil? Bath oil with amazing healing powers? Because I could give
some to Lizard to match her lip balm with healing powers.
- Okay, and
I'm thinking they were offered that cure-all thing before, and it
turned out just to be a stealthy way of wiping out the population
- Earthlings! I love it when they're called Earthlings!
- They are two
fairly inappropriate people to be representing Earth aren't they
- This is a nice ego boost for Teal'c and Jonas.
- That or a
really good place to lay an ambush and rob blind the travelers who
came through the stargate
- Ah, mysterious side effects. Why do I think that they are going to return as
a plot line later?
- Yes but most
people have no side effects from my old medication and I still used
to spend ten minutes spitting blood every morning
- Jack don't
say stupid
- Oh here we go, Jack diplomacy. Everybody take cover.
Hell, let
them go, if they want to get themselves blown up, that's their
lookout
- Look at all
the archaeology going on in there. Daniel would have loved this
- It's lucky that Teal'c can read all these rare dialects.
He's
just enjoying the chance
to flex his translating muscles, as since Daniels departure, Teal'c
gets to be knowledge boy instead
- Love
Teal'c's little glow of smugness that practically lights the room
- Hmm, believe *that* when I see it.
Allegedly
killed, I'm not going to fall for that one again
- Oh Jonas, take the hint.
- Jonas really
isn't used to having that gun (zat?) on his hip yet, he keeps touching it
to make sure it hasn't fallen off
- Love the stealth dive into the tent.
- That was a
picture of one of those Goa'uld preserving jars
- Was someone
watching through night vision goggles then, or was that meant to be
dusk? So that was meant to be dusk then
- Hmm. Does this look like the inside of the Luthorcorp factory to anybody
else?
I thought that, then
I looked again, thought it probably wasn't and decided not to
mention it. However, now I've got corroboration; doesn't that look like
the inside of the Luthorcorp factory?
- The security
guard leaps dramatically from the stair, then comprehensively gets
his arse kicked by Teal'c
- This is just
like the shark tank in a Bond movie
- Keep your
mouth shut Jonas! Protect your
orifices!
- Way to cause
a diplomatic incident guys
- "Betrayed
their openness? They said SG-1 had the freedom of the city, they
can't complain when they take advantage of that freedom
- They're not
objecting on moral grounds, it's not like they're not the Team for
the Ethical Treatment of Symbiotes
- "Every
precaution" apart from a grid over the water so nobody falls in
- Wow. But I
thought Amaunet was a queen? You're telling me Shau'ri had one of
them inside her? It's huge
- I like
"cliched behaviour" as a characteristic of a species
- Well, most
of them do
- Translations.
Right. Because that exactly how I'd have him working off his debt
- Ooh, it's
the producers-think-he's-dashingly-handsome Tok'ra with the bad
attitude again
- Yes, that's
it Jack, the whole taking over the universe thing is just a ploy so
the Goa'uld can get laid
- Jack struggling to comprehend the new goa'uld mating behaviour as it flies
in the face of all the Hathor episodes.
- Ah, I knew this drug was not a good thing.
- "They sucked the queen dry, Doc!" That's a fabulous line that RDA must have
been itching to say.
- Surely at
least one of the babies must be female. How do you sex a Goa'uld
anyway? Carefully.
Very carefully
- Jack has the grace to add "usually" to that sentence.
- What is
Teal'c doing in the background?
- It was a
Tok'ra queen - oh bugger. I'm
suggesting they find a way to not mention this to the Tok'ra
- "This
could be a problem" in your own words Jack, gee, ya think?
- Malik finds
it difficult to recover his moral laissez-faire when he discovers
that the evil Goa'uld is actually the progenitor of his people
- Oh so the
big gelatinous blob wasn't actually part of the queen?
- "Nice
place to live" so those people who pick the hosts are the
Goa'uld equivalent of estate agents?
- What does
the other patch on their uniform indicate, the one under the SG-1
patch?
-
Yeah, well, that's irony for you.
- That was
another cracking episode. Say what you like about Jonas, but his
arrival certainly hasn't harmed the scripts any
- Sam's moved
house since 'Ascension'
- What did I
tell you, Major Davis, Official Breaker of Bad News For The SGC
- If they
wanted to intimidate her they'd have sent someone other than 'the
lovely Major Davis'. Ooh, I like
threatening!Major Davis. Yum
- Maybe they
could shoot Senator Kinsey just in case
- Looks like
Sam hadn't considered the treason option, but is now giving it
serious thought
- I like the
fact that, with no hard evidence, she could run it at all
- Jonas is
looking very casual. Is there a reason the SGC are putting him
across as a civilian?
- Looks like
the designers of the X-303 had been watching 'Star Wars' before they
went to the drawing board
- And they
even slapped a USAF bumper sticker on it!
- Why X-303?
You'd think they'd save that number for the next evolution of the
death glider, this ship is a different series altogether, like an
S-type
- I was just
about to ask if those people should be playing with the zats
- Nice to see
that on a ship like that, the most advanced means of communication
is the telephone
- Yes, dear,
he means it can explode. You don't need to be that bright to be a
journalist do you?
- Quite fond
of Jack's little tantrum here
- That's some
truly high-class MacGuyvering from Sam, building a radio from a
keypad and some duck tape
- A hostage
situation where they blackmail the US military and he thinks
nobody's going to get hurt? I'll ask it again, how dumb are these
people?
- This is
where Sam finds out she's made the hole just that bit too
small to crawl through...
- The ladder's
behind you Sam
- The
gliders from 'Descent' right?
- "Released"?
I'd be wary of that option since they're in orbit
- Well, if I
had to hazard a guess, I'd say it means the engines are off-line
- Is this
meant to be excitingly filmed or is it my cable? Because last time
it was the cable
- Erm, haven't
we done this episode?
- They need
another stupid plan. We've done
that episode before too. Two season finales in one mid season two-parter.
How's that for value?
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