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Very good episode. Good action, good plot. I liked how Jack was teasing Baal ( Baal is such a cool Goau'ld) and also finaly Jacoooob We have to enjoy him as long as it is possible ( unfortunately not so long anymore)
I have to say that season 8 was a bit surprise for me. I remembered it to be worse but now I think I like season 8 even more than season 7. Lack of Jack was somehow not as striking ( for me) as in the season 7.
Falcon has a point about the two parter largely being setup for part 2. That said, this common for Stargate episodes. Even Lost City has a lot of build up for the big Antarctic battle. So I agree that its setup but its entertaining setup. My favorites are what Sam and Daniel are doing. I think at this time I am more interested in the Replicators than the Goa'uld. I found the whole Dakara being a holy place a big eye roll moment and Teal'c being stupid. I think I give it fair with 8:33.
Oh and Anubis magically escaped that ice planet somehow.
When I do a rewatch I tend to watch them in the proper order no matter what the DVD/streamer has them in
Okay, I admit I didn't know they were out of order until I saw the episode titles on GW. I've never watched this DVD-set before, nor have I watched my sets for season 9 and 10 (so that could get interesting).
I think they have filming order instead of broadcast order -- for whatever reason.
My season 2 WH13 DVD makes an even bigger mistake, the episode order on the DVD's is out of whack completely. The fourth disc holds episode 4, 8 & 12 (in that order), so I had to tuck a post-it note with the DVD to remind myself that the order of the episodes is -- well -- out of whack.
So the story needs a set-up and that's what we're given. If this had been done in one episode it wouldn't have felt right, so I am glad they stretch it across 2 episodes, but it also means that there's a lot of filler.
Also, everyone's off doing their thing: Teal'c and Bra'tac off to retake Dakara, Carter on a joy-ride with Thor, Jack at the SGC and Daniel captured by Repli!Carter.
All small pieces of the bigger puzzle. They all come together in the end and that's good.
Some funny bits with Jack, and the butt of many jokes, Lord Ba'al of course.
It's not an episode that I'm overwhelmingly excited about but it isn't bad either.
How would you rate SG-1's "Reckoning, Part 1"?
Excellent
Good Fair -- it's a set up. The pay-out doesn't happen until part 2 so fair it is.
Poor
Terrible
Good preparation for part 2, and Anubis is back, ready to create new dangers for everybody in the universe. Well, we're all waiting or them. Replis again and Yu never again.
Good one.
This episode struggles with the problem that many two parters of SG1 has. Thier is a lot of time of time to development to make the part II awesome that part is kind of stagnet. Thier is a lot of truth to that one as a lot is devoted to developing some things are kind of slow. Although that slow action is fun to watch. I especially like the Thor scenes and seeing Jacob return. It was obvious from the beginning thatRepliCarter was Oma but I still liked the battle of words the two people. But one thing that bugs me like crazy is the magical reappearence of Anubis. No explanation was given of how he escaped the icy planet.
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