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[Detritus]

finally that <snip>tomin dies

You must have ment Tanith, Tomin would be Valas ori husband.

[The Stig]

The introduction of McKay has to be one of the best creative decisions in the franchises history. The death of Tanith was way down the other end of the scale. Very anti-climatic

[gateship15]

i agree with that i liked Rodney's introduction

[vzzzzzbx]

Yeah what a totally poor way for Tanith to go, I thought he was a pretty good villain. Still a very good episode overall though.

[gateship15]

yea i agree with that to

[plague]

Saw this episode again and wondered about something.

In Red Sky, Carter sent the heavy element through the wormhole and terminated it at a specific time which she theorized will be within the sun. If that is true, then the sub-atomic particles will be in that particular place.

However in this episode, she theorized that Teal'c was stored in the buffer when the other gate terminated. She believed that the object had to materialize and it is held within the buffer. If that is the case, then the heavy element should have been in the buffer and not somewhere inbetween. If it was somewhere inbetween, then it did not materialize on the other side. So technically Teal'c should have faded away as sub-atomic particles within the wormhole and cannot be in the buffer.

Did I make sense? Stargate contradicts its stories quite a few times.

[gateship15]

thats a good point i don't know but it would be interesting to know

[techwork]

Saw this episode again and wondered about something.

In Red Sky, Carter sent the heavy element through the wormhole and terminated it at a specific time which she theorized will be within the sun. If that is true, then the sub-atomic particles will be in that particular place.

However in this episode, she theorized that Teal'c was stored in the buffer when the other gate terminated. She believed that the object had to materialize and it is held within the buffer. If that is the case, then the heavy element should have been in the buffer and not somewhere inbetween. If it was somewhere inbetween, then it did not materialize on the other side. So technically Teal'c should have faded away as sub-atomic particles within the wormhole and cannot be in the buffer.

Did I make sense? Stargate contradicts its stories quite a few times.

This simple TPTB script error in Red Sky

[techwork]

I agree that Daniel's trip to Russia was very interesting. The round table in a classic Russian meeting room was very cool as well as the shots of Moscow.

What ???? In what century you the last time was in Moscow?

There just aren't enough episodes that have to do with foreign nations on earth. This is a key episode that establishes that the united states is in complete control of all things concerning the Stargate. Now that the Russians don't have a Stargate they have no bargaining chip for the technologies we retrieve through the Stargate.

DHD is not Stargate and are you sure that by this time Russians not acquired Tel'tak ? One small Tel'tak with cloak device. And saved billions of dollars.

[techwork]

Hello,

Iam looking for screencaptures of the Russian soldiers ( and of their suit )
You can see them when arround the time that Dr. Jackson and Major Davis argue about what to offer the Russians.

ive found one but I need one where you can see clearly the camo suit



thanks

camo in this episode has nothing to do with the real uniform in Russia army.

[gateship15]

i do not like rodney when we first meet him i like his interdiction but not him

[Tachyon]

Me likey this episode. And Rodney as well.

[gateship15]

he was a jerk in this episode. i only like rodney in this episode because this is a reference to what he use to be like and shows how much he has really changed in atlantis.

[Tachyon]

I like him, because he is so stereotypically jerk. Tee hee. But I like the character development in his case as well.

[gateship15]

it shows that with a little time people can change