Stargate Atlantis Season 3 - Revision history

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JoshuaJSlone at 16:58, 7 October 2007

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 (First watched 2007-04-20) &nbsp;Naming the whale Sam... Rodney is so obsessed.
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 (First watched 2007-05-11) &nbsp;Wow, game turned real... kinda creepy concept, but it was fun to see the different types of cultures Sheppard and McKay fostered. &nbsp;And another chance to see McKay's pathetic obsession with Sam Carter, with the hair style he picked for his country's women.
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 (First watched 2007-05-18) &nbsp;I liked the retro Apollo design of the space station. &nbsp;Pretty standard episode, though. &nbsp;Get in deep shit, get in deeper shit, somehow survive and say the day.
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 (First watched 2007-06-08) &nbsp;A Wraith? &nbsp;They still have those on this show?
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 (First watched 2007-06-15)

JoshuaJSlone at 04:56, 23 June 2007

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			319: ''' ''' ''[[2007]] [[June 15]]''

			(First watched 2007-06-15)

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			320: '''First Strike''' ''[[2007]] [[June 22]]''

			(First watched 2007-06-22)  Pretty slam-bang episode.  Introduction of another new Daedalus-class ship in the Apollo, escalation of hostilities between the Pegasus Replicators and Earth, different tactics used to block that weird weapon... sink the city, block the beam temporarily with an asteroid, and fly it off!  Of course keeping that drilling platform as something useful was too good to be true, but I wonder if they'll return to that planet?  Really Atlantis being pretty self-contained, it doesn't make a big difference.  Of course, as is they're stuck in the middle of space with power running out.  They really know how to go from the frying pan into the fire!

			I wonder about the Weir stuff in this episode.  They send mixed messages about whether her take on matters is respected or not, but it's hard to tell whether that was something meant to be resolved with the commander of the Apollo telling her he was sorry for stepping on her toes, or setting the stage for her demotion from regular character to bring in Carter.  Of course, as is she's wounded so who knows what exactly will happen.

			Atlantis continues to be a show full of references to other nerdy topics.  Sheppard comparing his team's different capabilities to the Fantastic Four.  Teyla: "I'm not invisible."  John: "And Rodney isn't a human torch.  I just meant we're both cool teams."

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JoshuaJSlone at 05:08, 9 June 2007

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	Also... Sheppard was married?		Also... Sheppard was married?

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			318: ''' ''' ''[[2007]] [[June 8]]''

			(First watched 2007-06-08)  A Wraith?  They still have those on this show?

			No mention of Carson, but he remains in the opening sequence.

			I liked McKay's aware statement about the what-if of salvaging the Wraith cruiser: "You'd probably just blow it up or crash it into a hive ship."

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JoshuaJSlone at 03:06, 2 June 2007

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	Seeing the lead-up to the initial explosion from different viewpoints from characters in their downtime was neat; there's an extra dimension knowing what's going on at various places simultaneously.  However, it's pretty much overshadowed by... what the hell happened later.  I also wonder if from a story standpoint we're supposed to believe that everyone who's fallen in the line of duty on Atlantis has had such a showy gate room sendoff.		Seeing the lead-up to the initial explosion from different viewpoints from characters in their downtime was neat; there's an extra dimension knowing what's going on at various places simultaneously.  However, it's pretty much overshadowed by... what the hell happened later.  I also wonder if from a story standpoint we're supposed to believe that everyone who's fallen in the line of duty on Atlantis has had such a showy gate room sendoff.

			Also... Sheppard was married?

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JoshuaJSlone at 02:24, 2 June 2007

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	On a more general note, Lorne has been a bit more interesting recently, on both Atlantis and SG-1.  Earlier in the series his main role was to be the other ranking military officer who would tend to disagree with Sheppard's decisions and basically be a foil, but more recently the conflict is gone and he's just been a proper second-tier character.  A Zelenka to Sheppard's Rodney, which I guess was done more directly last week with Lorne/Zelenka getting started on a "game" of their own.		On a more general note, Lorne has been a bit more interesting recently, on both Atlantis and SG-1.  Earlier in the series his main role was to be the other ranking military officer who would tend to disagree with Sheppard's decisions and basically be a foil, but more recently the conflict is gone and he's just been a proper second-tier character.  A Zelenka to Sheppard's Rodney, which I guess was done more directly last week with Lorne/Zelenka getting started on a "game" of their own.

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			317: '''Sunday''' ''[[2007]] [[June 1]]''

			(First watched 2007-06-01)  Carson!  Jesus, what happened?  This would've been much more shocking if not for being spoiled online, even when I try to avoid spoilers... but man, do the powers behind the show know what they're doing?  SG-1 had a consistent cast for its first 5 years; Atlantis had major changes from season 1 to 2, and now from 3 to 4.  It feels like they're flailing about, and poor Carson is the victim.  He didn't exactly pull a [[Daniel Jackson]], either, so I don't see how this could have the benefit of making for a richer fictional universe down the road.

			Seeing the lead-up to the initial explosion from different viewpoints from characters in their downtime was neat; there's an extra dimension knowing what's going on at various places simultaneously.  However, it's pretty much overshadowed by... what the hell happened later.  I also wonder if from a story standpoint we're supposed to believe that everyone who's fallen in the line of duty on Atlantis has had such a showy gate room sendoff.

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JoshuaJSlone at 00:03, 20 May 2007

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	(First watched 2007-05-11))  Wow, game turned real... kinda creepy concept, but it was fun to see the different types of cultures Sheppard and McKay fostered.  And another chance to see McKay's pathetic obsession with Sam Carter, with the hair style he picked for his country's women.		(First watched 2007-05-11)  Wow, game turned real... kinda creepy concept, but it was fun to see the different types of cultures Sheppard and McKay fostered.  And another chance to see McKay's pathetic obsession with Sam Carter, with the hair style he picked for his country's women.

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			316: ''' ''' ''[[2007]] [[May 18]]''

			(First watched 2007-05-18)  I liked the retro Apollo design of the space station.  Pretty standard episode, though.  Get in deep shit, get in deeper shit, somehow survive and say the day.

			On a more general note, Lorne has been a bit more interesting recently, on both Atlantis and SG-1.  Earlier in the series his main role was to be the other ranking military officer who would tend to disagree with Sheppard's decisions and basically be a foil, but more recently the conflict is gone and he's just been a proper second-tier character.  A Zelenka to Sheppard's Rodney, which I guess was done more directly last week with Lorne/Zelenka getting started on a "game" of their own.

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JoshuaJSlone at 06:04, 12 May 2007

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	314: '''The Tao of Rodney''' ''[[2007]] [[May 4]]''		314: '''The Tao of Rodney''' ''[[2007]] [[May 4]]''

	(First watched 2007-04~~-27~~)  I'll take any excuse to get some Rodney.  Nice to see another side of him trying not to be a jerk and getting his affairs in order prior to his deadline.  "Batman and Ronon" ahaha.  For a short bit I was worried they would really take this opportunity to off [[Radek Zelenka\|Zelenka]]... with Carter being on Atlantis next season, will there be room for all three of them?		(First watched 2007-05-04)  I'll take any excuse to get some Rodney.  Nice to see another side of him trying not to be a jerk and getting his affairs in order prior to his deadline.  "Batman and Ronon" ahaha.  For a short bit I was worried they would really take this opportunity to off [[Radek Zelenka\|Zelenka]]... with Carter being on Atlantis next season, will there be room for all three of them?

	I love how on [[Stargate SG-1\|SG-1]] they need to go to other planets to find weird stuff, or at least secretly hidden areas on Earth, but on Atlantis all they need to do is find a room they haven't checked out yet.		I love how on [[Stargate SG-1\|SG-1]] they need to go to other planets to find weird stuff, or at least secretly hidden areas on Earth, but on Atlantis all they need to do is find a room they haven't checked out yet.

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			(First watched 2007-05-11))  Wow, game turned real... kinda creepy concept, but it was fun to see the different types of cultures Sheppard and McKay fostered.  And another chance to see McKay's pathetic obsession with Sam Carter, with the hair style he picked for his country's women.

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