Well, you know how they're airing seasons nine of SG-1 and two of Atlantis every Friday. Why didn't they air the Siege Part 3? Instead they started the re-airing of Atlantis with The Intruder. Can anyone give me an explanation on this? Oh, and if this is already a topic you can lock it but please direct me to that topic.
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The easiest answer......those at SciFi scheduling like to toy with viewers. I've come to believe it must be a form of entertainment for them.
Now.....perhaps there is actual logic behind the decision to not air the Siege again, but I do not have the answer to that as I am content in my belief that they just like toying with us.
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Well, the Seige part 1 is from season 1, and they're restarting with season 2. It actually should have been The Seige Part 3 that they started over with instead of The Intruder. However, seeing as it is a part 3 they may have decided to skip it because of 1 & 2 not running immediately beforehand. I don't know if that is right, but it seems to most logical explaination to me. Now, as to why they don't just run 1 & 2, I'm just guessing but that may have something to do with the fact that season 1 is out for syndication now. There may be some deal going that prevents it. Same reason why SciFi has never ran season 7 of SG1 durring the Stargate Mondays while it was still in syndication.
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It's called "The Siege Part 3" And personally, I don't know why they didn't air it. Maybe they didn't air it because they're planning a marathon for a SciFi Friday show.sigpicComment
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I think it has something to do with Part 1 being season 1, but then again...trying to analyze TPTB is difficu!t~sigpicComment
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Yeah but dont forget Part 2 is also in season 1.Originally posted by LtColCarterOh Yes the Sam is Back and hes more Sci-fied up than ever !!!!!!!!!
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Maybe SciFi decided Part 3 isn't crucial to the overall plot lines of season 2. Perhaps there isn't time to air all the episodes, so the ones that aren't necessary are omitted. Perhaps...SQUEE like no one's listening.
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Isn't crucial to the overall plot lines?Originally posted by cafine_us
I'd think the Ford/Enzyme plot would be pretty crucial. Especially since it's what landed Sheppard's team in the deep end.
Maybe because it was the last part of a three parter, with the first two parts in Season 1.
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Maybe 'cause they want to keep the two show's timelines in synch?Comment
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