The Changeling (619)

[garhkal]

Did CJ write any others before this?? If not, he did a great job for his first time out..

[angelfire east]

I find it kind of interesting that neither Teal'c nor Jack shared their encounters with Daniel with others. In Full Circle they both say they've seen Daniel and Jonas and especially Sam seem shocked (and maybe a little hurt in Sam's case).

I think Sam was rather hurt. I heard they flimed a scene between Daniel and Sam to talk about it and why he didn't show up to her (she didn't need him)

[Two_L's]

Did CJ write any others before this?? If not, he did a great job for his first time out..

I believe he wrote 'The Warrior' back in season 5, but I'm not sure if that's the only one he'd written before this. Still, I agree, he did do a great job.

[Dinoman]

It is fun to watch the same cast doing something different. RDA looks real hot in fireman uniform (and Jonas too in that pink little apron).

Though MS is not a regular cast in S6, his frequent guest appearance makes me feel that he has never left. However when RDA left in S9 & S10 he doesn't appear as often as MS and I feel like something vital is missing in that 2 seasons.

[The Stig]

this was a well written episode. even i was getting mixed up in the realities.

[Ulkesh47]

I believe he wrote 'The Warrior' back in season 5, but I'm not sure if that's the only one he'd written before this. Still, I agree, he did do a great job.

He wrote the story for "The Warrior". Teleplay duties were handled by Peter DeLuise.

[major davis]

A step away from the norm. AMAZIng


9/10

[666startover]

Usually I don't like Teal'c base ep, but this one was great. I'd just watched it for the first time, and was really surprised. I love the Daniel-teal'c scenes; they were good in so many levels.

Amazing job CJ!

[balo]

Am I the only one who didn't like this episode ?

Sure it was different and nice to see CJ in this episode when you know he directed it himself. And great acting.
But the story was just confusing most of the time, the last 10 minutes of it I enjoyed.

I want the real Stargate SG , this was too much "AU" for me.
It was good to see Daniel back.

Rating 6 / 10

[Ulkesh47]

Am I the only one who didn't like this episode ?

I'm sure you're not. The episode does have flaws, but I like it.

[vzzzzzbx]

This episode is perhaps a little confusing on first viewing, but after seeing it a few times now it helps you understand how well written and made it is. And the line "I have no wish to consume bovine lactose of any temperature" is surely one of Teal'cs best in the entire series

[UngoauldedUnas]

I was watching this episode earlier today and something doesn't make sense to me:

O'NEILL: There was no meeting. It was an ambush.

CARTER: We found over a hundred rebel jaffa dead. Every single one of
them had had their symbiotes removed except one.

O'NEILL: Bra'tac.

JONAS: He and Teal'c were the only warriors left alive.

HAMMOND: Teal'c left for this meeting over three days ago. How
did he manage to stay alive that long without a symbiote?

CARTER: Sir, it's possible Teal'c survived the ambush and
used his own symbiote to keep both he and Bra'tac alive until we got there.

At first they say that Bra'tac was the only one with a symbiote. But then they say that Teal'c used his OWN symbiote to keep the two of them alive. That makes TWO symbiotes, not one. Am I missing something?

[Ulkesh47]

At first they say that Bra'tac was the only one with a symbiote. But then they say that Teal'c used his OWN symbiote to keep the two of them alive. That makes TWO symbiotes, not one. Am I missing something?

Jack and Sam must mean that the one Jaffa whose symbiote wasn't taken was Teal'c, not Bra'tac.

It was Junior that kept the both of them alive; if Bra'tac still had his symbiote he wouldn't have needed Junior.

[UngoauldedUnas]

Yeah, I figured it had to be Junior. I just found that little exchange confusing. Seems to me the writers goofed a bit there.

[Ulkesh47]

Yeah, I figured it had to be Junior. I just found that little exchange confusing. Seems to me the writers goofed a bit there.

Yes, a bit.