Now was there a tension or what? I thought this one was one those brilliantly written and acted episodes that makes SG-U worth to watch. Especially from a point of view of civilians versus military, where civilians try to take over a ship run by a military commander. Although their plan went well it wasn't executed to the way the military would have done, and in a way they are making these characters more rounder, even thought there are still few stereotypes running around. But that's life, isn't it?