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I've just rewatched it and althought it isn't going into my list of Top 10 Shows, it wasn't a bad episode. Although I think it opened up a whole lot of questions that I hope they answer soon.
One of those questions deals with the timeline of the show. According to Dr. Markov they have had the Gate for about 2 months now and it's been in operation for, I think she said, 37 days. So this episode has taken place about 2 months after the downing of Thor's ship into the ocean. We know that during Window of Opportunity, approximately 3 months had passed while Jack and Teal'c were stuck in that loop. Get my drift?
SG1-Daniel are stuck on some planet for at least a week between Nemesis and Small Victories.
Then we've got all the rest of the eps from then one up to Window of Opportunity lasting what, at the very least 4 months. So this one had to take place before Window of Opportunity actually.
Stuff we learned: The Russians, of course, recovered the original Gate so that it was strong enough to withstand the explosion of Thor's ship and re-entry into our atmosphere. The Germans had the Giza DHD which the Russians took from them after WWII.
As long as the DHD is connected to the Gate, it superceeds our Gate which is connected to a computer.
Maybourne, lovely Maybourne, has resurfaced after SoG and has joined the Russians???
Questions:
Now that the Russian's have a Gate and DHD and now that they have solved the problem that made the US aware of the Gate, are they going to keep using it?
If they do, are we going to unpack the Arctic DHD and connect it to our Gate and if we do, which Gate then superceeds which Gate? Or are we going to have to work in tangent with the Russians whenever we or they want to use the Gate? How do we work teams off world who have emergencies and need to get back quickly?
Memorable Quotes (for me):
Daniel: The Russians have a Stargate?
Jack: I've never been in a submarine before.
Jack: Holy frozen bad guys.
Daniel: So they occasionally catch fire, but they keep perfect time. Sorry. I think I've been hanging around Jack O'Neill too much.
Teal'c: Do not humans usually die when they are frozen?
Jack: They usually don't breath when they're dead either.
Jack: Okay, I think we should duck.
Then giving the final line to Jack was great for him.
Jack: Here's a thought - we just exchanged hostages. (More the type of thing a military guy would realize than a scientist type?)
Cheers,
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