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As soon as that first person got up and wandered off I knew what was going on. It just seemed a bit predicatable to be honest. But I liked this ep anyway. Good to see that they're reusing the old actors too!
"Someday, men will look back and say I gave birth to the twentieth century." - Jack the Ripper
As soon as that first person got up and wandered off I knew what was going on. It just seemed a bit predicatable to be honest. But I liked this ep anyway. Good to see that they're reusing the old actors too!
Yah, although predictable, for me, at first i didn't know what was happening with the shields, i was in complete '' about that, so i did like that little mystery. I thought it was kind of a good episode, weird, but good At least when SG reuse actors, it isn't in every episode, haha.. But i still think its good too
Yah, although predictable, for me, at first i didn't know what was happening with the shields, i was in complete '' about that, so i did like that little mystery.
I agree the link was pretty predictable, but the shield thing wasn't, however overall it was a flat episode for me.
I did, however loved the location it was the prettiest little town.
I liked this episode even though I think it was a bit predictable, too.
I like it cause it's one of the few Team-doing-something-together episodes in this season where everyone of the Team is involved in the story and contributes to solve the problem.
The location and the creepy citizens were great and I love Jack saying "Hello Nevin"
I read the transcript about half a year before I actually watched the episode. I did not think that the ep was predictable in itself when I read it. But when you see that the people have something on their temple which no one else in the galaxy has, then you immediately know what the reason for their strange behaviour could be. And unfortunately, that was the reason in the end.
It's one of the few episodes where the written version is much better than the actual episode on TV.
No, 'Eureka' is Greek for 'This bath is too hot.'
"Because only an extremely deranged individual would think of doing what we're doing."
(LOST producer Damon Lindelof, May 2007)
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