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Proper Stargate Rewatch -- season 10 of SG-1
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Proper Stargate Rewatch -- season 10 of SG-1
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I liked the leader of the Russian team. It was the first Russian soldier with whom O'Neill worked without bigger disputes (after their initial friction) and I was sorry that he died in the episode.
I noticed one mistake in continuity, when Sam and Jack took Evanov into the cell, he was in the same cell with both of them. But after leaving of Sam, he was suddenly for the rest of the episode in the cell separated from theirs. Or am I wrong?
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Originally posted by Manche View PostI liked the leader of the Russian team. It was the first Russian soldier with whom O'Neill worked without bigger disputes (after their initial friction) and I was sorry that he died in the episode.
I noticed one mistake in continuity, when Sam and Jack took Evanov into the cell, he was in the same cell with both of them. But after leaving of Sam, he was suddenly for the rest of the episode in the cell separated from theirs. Or am I wrong?
I gree with you,poor Evanov.
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Russian men have bad luck in all cases - I do not remember even one (who would have a significant role in an episode) who would survive during the whole TV series - even Chekov, yes, he was there for four years, but he probably died as well at the end. From these poor Russians, I like Evanov from this episode the most together with colonel Vaselov from Lockdown.
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Anyone not in SG-1 would be considered a red shirt in the long run... the further distanced from the main team, the high your risk of you dying.
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The show was supported by the US Army, so it would have been a bit odd if suddenly there would be glorius Russian heroes. I know it is not fair and Stargate has just gently touched any real political events. But anyway later almost everyone counts as a red shirt candidates next to the SG-1."I was hoping for another day. Looks like we just got a whole lot more than that. Let's not waste it."
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Yes, I agree. But with Russian males it seems to be extreme - there is not even one who would survive in the whole TV series. Different characters are redshirts as well, but we can not say that all members of different SG teams or Tok'ras died in the show.
And I do not say that Russians should be heroic - they are not main heroes of the TV series so I am fine with this. But it does not mean that all of them had to die. When I am thinking about it, the colonel Vaselov from Lockdown seemed to be pretty heroic to me.
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You are right, Chekov and Vaselov were definately heroes. Even the colonel in "the Tomb" has also sacrified himself to defeat Marduk. The Russian scientist lady has also survived "the Watergate" adventure. Not to mention our favorite McKay who was sent to Siberia."I was hoping for another day. Looks like we just got a whole lot more than that. Let's not waste it."
"Never underestimate your audience. They're generally sensitive, intelligent people who respond positively to quality entertainment."
"Individual science fiction stories may seem as trivial as ever to the blinder critics and philosophers of today, but the core of science fiction, its essence, has become crucial to our salvation, if we are to be saved at all."
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Originally posted by Manche View Postbut we can not say that all members of different SG teams
Of those who were brought in for a team up, the few that made it to the end of an episode were, for the most part, very early on in Sg-1 when they were more concerned with setting up recurring characters (e.g. Conner from "The First Commandment," but he ended up dying later on), joke characters (see: "The Other Guys"), or they were Atlantis teams. For example, I was legitimately surprised that they let two members of the all female team from Atlantis' "Whispers" make it to the end of the episode. That was very un-Sg-1 of them.Last edited by Xaeden; 15 March 2024, 05:21 AM.
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