There But For the Grace of God (119)

[JadeStarkiller]

I've started a marathon of Stargate, I'm watching the episode 'There But For the Grace of God', and something has caught my attetion.

In the beginning when SG1 comes through the gate on the planet, the set looks very much like the set on 'Tin Man'.

I'm wondering if they used the same set for both those episodes and just changed the props around???

Anyone else noticed this???

[JadeStarkiller]

I've started a marathon of Stargate, I'm watching the episode 'There But For the Grace of God', and something has caught my attetion.

In the beginning when SG1 comes through the gate on the planet, the set looks very much like the set on 'Tin Man'.

I'm wondering if they used the same set for both those episodes and just changed the props around???

Anyone else noticed this???

[lordofseas]

*gasp* Double post! J.k.

I didn't notice, actually. :/

[mrscopterdoc]

I just love AU eppies. This one is kind of sad though, but still good.

[Tachyon]

Anyone else noticed this???

Didn't caught my eye. But on the other hand I've seen Tin Man maybe twice.

[Jacquelyn]

This episode was a cool one. I like the fact that they made the title that way.

Spoiler:

I was sad at the end since everyone died. It was disappointing to me because I wanted everyone to live.
R.I.P. Alternate Reality Earth.

[Girlbot]

Very good episode, the quantum mirror was fantastic, what a concept. What a dilemna for the alt world, to allow Daniel to go back and save what would be destroyed in theeir world.

[Eestlanna]

Did they do anything with that gate address Daniel brought with him?

[rushy]

Yeah, they used it to go aboard Klorel's mothership.

[Martina Magnus]

I love other realities

[maneth]

Really cool episode, loved the confusion at first until they figured things out.

[rushy]

OK. I liked the part where everyone were already dead and Daniel was trapped in the Gate Room cos the Jaffa are everywhere. I also liked Colonel Hammond and General O'Neill. AND James Spader!

[rushy]

How many AU episodes there has been?
*There's But For the Grace of God Main: Daniel.
*Point of View Main: SG-1
*1969 Main: SG-1
*2010 Main: SG-1 + Dr. Fraiser
*Before I Sleep Main: Weir
*The Last Man Main: Sheppard
*Ripple Effect Main: SG-1
*Time Main: Rush and Scott
*Stargate Continuum Main:Mitchell

[Tallifer]

This story reminded very, very much of the classic Doctor Who story called "Inferno" with Jon Pertwee as the Doctor. His Tardis threw him into an alternate dimension where the Brigadier and Liz Shaw were officers of a fascist Britain.

Just like in this Stargate story, both worlds were faced with the same problem, and just like in this story, the alternate earth was completely destroyed because of unwitting acts of foolishness and stubbornness. Again, the hero was able to return to his proper dimension with the sacrificial help of the people of the alternate dimension, and he was in time to save the earth we know from a like fate.

The only difference was that the threat in the Whovian tale was a geological calamaity of Atlantean proportions brought about by drilling into the earth's crust (plus an irrelevant side plot about some unexplained weird primordial goo seeping up from the depths and transforming people into savage primate-like monsters).

[bobsenior]

I'm sure this question has been asked and answered before but in this episode in the alternate reality the SGC is called the SGA, anyone know what that stands for? (And don't say Atlantis)