Sheppard, Weir, McKay, and the rest of the team attempt to come up with a rescue plan. Part of their plan is to reprogram Niam, an Asuran replicant who was sympathetic to the team at their last encounter. McKay, of course, thinks he's up to the job.
After an attack by the team leaves the control room in shambles, the Replicators work to get the systems back online. Two Replicators, Talus and Cetus, arrive at the holding cell where O'Neill and Woolsey are being kept. The two are forced to their knees for interrogation, as the Replicators plunge their hands into O'Neill and Woolsey's foreheads to probe their minds.
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An above average episode, much better than part 1, I thought. The solution as usual only came in the final five minutes.
I would assume that they team could still be court-martial-ed for disobeying a direct order, but I guess they are moving towards a point where Atlantis is no longer under SGC control, when Stargate-SG-1 is no longer airing on TV.
After an attack by the team leaves the control room in shambles, the Replicators work to get the systems back online. Two Replicators, Talus and Cetus, arrive at the holding cell where O'Neill and Woolsey are being kept. The two are forced to their knees for interrogation, as the Replicators plunge their hands into O'Neill and Woolsey's foreheads to probe their minds.
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An above average episode, much better than part 1, I thought. The solution as usual only came in the final five minutes.
I would assume that they team could still be court-martial-ed for disobeying a direct order, but I guess they are moving towards a point where Atlantis is no longer under SGC control, when Stargate-SG-1 is no longer airing on TV.