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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''Won't Get Fooled Again''' ''[[2000]] [[August 18]]''
-(First watched )
+(First watched 2010-07-06) &nbsp;Immediately similarities to last season's A Human Reaction are apparent. &nbsp;Luckily Crichton realizes this, too, so he immediately does tests to make sure he's not in the same exact situation.
+This one is much funnier throughout with people put in strange situations, until the end where it's really quite creepy. &nbsp;Harvey Scorpius promising to always be there to keep John sane. &nbsp;Aaaaahh!
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''The Locket''' ''[[2000]] [[August 25]]''
+(First watched 2010-07-?) &nbsp;Ahh, the good old reset button. &nbsp;Though they try to make it not seem pointless by saying the results of that potential future still live on. &nbsp;I wonder if anything will come of that? &nbsp;Aeryn's descendants pop out like a Sela on [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG]]?
+I don't think I quite realized until now just how much slower Sebaceans age than humans. &nbsp;Crichton sure makes a crotchety old man. &nbsp;A bit of a clich&eacute; line, but I enjoyed his delivery of &quot;I am too old for this shit.&quot; &nbsp;Also interesting to see how head-Scorpius is still with him those many years on.
-(First watched )
+Stark is back all of a sudden. &nbsp;Sure seemed to find them a lot easier than, say, the Peacekeepers do.
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''The Ugly Truth''' ''[[2000]] [[September 8]]''
+(First watched 2010-07-?) &nbsp;Going through different people's versions of events seems like something I've seen on many shows. &nbsp;I kind of liked the execution here, though, in that even when the stories WEREN'T contradictory there were still differences, since they wouldn't be expected to remember things exactly the same.
-(First watched )
+Speaking of exeuctions: Stark! &nbsp;Though I have a feeling he isn't gone for good.
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''A Clockwork Nebari''' ''[[2000]] [[September 15]]''
+(First watched 2010-07-?) &nbsp;Oh JESUS that eye-pulling thing looked painful. &nbsp;OW OW OW OW OW
-(First watched )
+Once again head-Scorpius saves John from somebody else's manipulations so he can continue his own.
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''Liars, Guns and Money Part I: A Not So Simple Plan''' ''[[2001]] [[January 5]]''
+(First watched 2010-07-14) &nbsp;Stark is back already, and he has a plan! &nbsp;Indeed, a convoluted plan. &nbsp;Which doesn't all go to plan.
-(First watched )
+D'Argo is a bit unreasonable in this episode. &nbsp;When Crichton wonders if there's a safer way to go about thing he basically calls him a coward for not immediately doing everything a friend requests. &nbsp;But is this really so different from the very beginning of this same episode, when D'Argo is trying to call off the search for Stark that Zhaan was hell-bent on?
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''Liars, Guns and Money Part II: With Friends Like These''' ''[[2001]] [[January 12]]''
+(First watched 2010-07-15) &nbsp;So the money turns out... non-replicating Stargate replicators? &nbsp;SEVERE solution to that problem, though, with the burning of Moya.
+Interesting that they call back to the villains of several past episodes as people they can afford to hire (or so they think). &nbsp;Special props to Rygel, though. &nbsp;Buckwheat gets a small percentage of the episode to himself, unexpectedly runs into Durka, but quickly gets his HEAD.
-(First watched )
+Jothee is back! &nbsp;But Crichton is not.
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''Liars, Guns and Money Part III: Plan B''' ''[[2001]] [[January 19]]''
-(First watched )
+(First watched 2010-07-16) &nbsp;Aaaand things come to fruition. &nbsp;Some of their hired allies die, but our heroes survive, including Jothee. &nbsp;Still, pretty unusual for a trilogy to end well for the winners and yet have the protagonist asking to be killed.
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-: '''Premiere''' ''[[2000]] [[March 17]]''
+: '''Die Me, Dichotomy''' ''[[2001]] [[January 26]]''
-(First watched )
+(First watched 2010-07-19) &nbsp;Ook. &nbsp;Creepy John-Scorpius. &nbsp;Aeryn apparently dead, though I bet she's just ''mostly'' dead. &nbsp;D'Argo wants to be a farmer, Jothee doesn't and seems to like Chiana as more than a step-mom. &nbsp;Crichton's brain has been cored and he can't talk. &nbsp;Shit's pretty crazy.
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