Resurrection (719)

[Anja]

No, not all!!! Sci-fi can be nice, but often enough something goes terribly wrong.

[I Am Not James Spader]

No, not all!!! Sci-fi can be nice, but often enough something goes terribly wrong.

Nice?

[Anja]

Nice, yes:
spaceships, beamer, stargate, reanimation, make yourself invisible, time traveling...

[I Am Not James Spader]

Nice, yes:
spaceships, beamer, stargate, reanimation, make yourself invisible, time traveling...

Yes, but something has to wrong.

There isn't much of a story in everyone having a nice time.

[Seaboe Muffinchucker]

Is this the first episode without O"Neill?

No, the first episode without O'Neill was Nightwalkers.

Seaboe

[Manche]

It looks that I am not the only one who sees some similarity with Alien: Resurrection. Not only this combination of a human with Goa'uld in one body, but the character of Keffler was very similar to doctor Wren from this movie.

I can not say that this is one of my favourite episodes, there is a lot of cliches and plot holes (a candle in the cell, the bomb which was used as the threat from the Goa'uld (would not Sehmet died in the explosion as well?) for gaining the control of the body).

I like continuity shown in this episode, but I like the scenes of Teal'c with doctor Lee there the most. Especially the attempt of Lee about high five with Teal'c which was not understood by our Jaffa.

[Falcon Horus]

It's a pretty solid episode and I love Amanda's directing skills even though it's very clear they didn't leave her to her own device in directing. She's got an exquisite style that I didn't see throughout the entire episode.

(It's one of the reasons Veritas in Sanctuary is one of my all-time favorite episodes.)

So, NID combined Goa'uld DNA and human DNA to create their own version of a Harsesis child, but are surprised by the side effects. Give me a break.

Anyhow, it turns out bad for Keffler in the end when his creation turns on him before killing herself.

Anna's life thereby tragic from start to finish. Controlled by Sekhmet's DNA, unable to fight against it.
I think we're supposed to assume that Daniel telling her about Shifu is what gives her the strength to take her faith into her own hands, and I'm fine with that. I think it shows her own strength and resolve to be better than her Goa'uld half.

How would you rate SG-1's "Resurrection"?

Excellent
Good -- it's a solid episode, I approve
Fair
Poor
Terrible

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3-episode quiz: Heroes II, Resurrection & Inauguration

Jigsaw puzzle: Resurrection

[Who Knows]

20 mins. (Getting worse again)

[jelgate]

This is hard one to believe. I really struggle believing that Keffler was able to combine DNA between a Goauld and human. That is beyond our technology. This episode just feels like going through the motions of things we have seen before. The only interesting thing was the split personality of Ana and I Don't think that was fully utilized. Its a poor. I too am getting worse with 9:00

[Falcon Horus]

11:14 -- yes... we're doing alright here.

[AmFor]

I have to say that story could have been better, because it had nice ideas -human/goauld thing, also the bomb was pretty good and Teal'c with Dr.Lee. Sam was good and I liked that it was AT who directed it. One small thing that I noticed, is it possible, that Sam is clothed in black because of Janet's death? Symbol of mourning?
I didn't like whole Anne's acting and yeah, she was boring.
Agent Barrett would be much better than Pete
And yes I missed Jack.