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416: '''Trio''' ''[[2008]] [[February 8]]'' | |||
(First watched 2008-02-08) The cast juggling is really quite obvious. From a Sheppard-McKay episode to a Sheppard-Ronon episode to a McKay-Carter-Keller episode, with no Teyla in any presumably due to pregnancy/motherhood. | (First watched 2008-02-08) The cast juggling is really quite obvious. From a Sheppard-McKay episode to a Sheppard-Ronon episode to a McKay-Carter-Keller episode, with no Teyla in any presumably due to pregnancy/motherhood. | ||
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417: '''Midway''' ''[[2008]] [[February 15]]'' | |||
(First watched 2008-02-15) About all I could hope for in a Ronon/Teal'c meetup episode. Plausible reason for Teal'c being there, to try and help Ronon be presentable for the IOA. Plausible reason for Ronon to be upset, because he feels he's being babied and his buttons are being pushed by Teal'c as a test. Plausible that they'd spar for an hour and be evenly matched before Carter has to split them up. Plausible they'd be stuck together on Midway station for a while, then follow Wraith through to the SGC to stop them, during which Ronon gains a respect for Teal'c and impresses the IOA. | (First watched 2008-02-15) About all I could hope for in a Ronon/Teal'c meetup episode. Plausible reason for Teal'c being there, to try and help Ronon be presentable for the IOA. Plausible reason for Ronon to be upset, because he feels he's being babied and his buttons are being pushed by Teal'c as a test. Plausible that they'd spar for an hour and be evenly matched before Carter has to split them up. Plausible they'd be stuck together on Midway station for a while, then follow Wraith through to the SGC to stop them, during which Ronon gains a respect for Teal'c and impresses the IOA. | ||
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418: '''The Kindred (Part 1)''' ''[[2008]] [[February 22]]'' | |||
(First watched 2008-02-22) So the disappearance of Teyla's people finally comes back to the forefront, and both of our favorite Wraith(ish) characters are involved: Todd and Michael! | (First watched 2008-02-22) So the disappearance of Teyla's people finally comes back to the forefront, and both of our favorite Wraith(ish) characters are involved: Todd and Michael! | ||
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419: '''The Kindred (Part 2)''' ''[[2008]] [[February 29]]'' | |||
(First watched 2008-03-01) So he's a clone, created to be forced to help Michael. The original Carson is still dead. The clone isn't just a continuation, though, but divergent; he's cloned from the beginning of [[Stargate Atlantis Season 3|season 3]], so he's missing most of the original Beckett's last year of experiences, but has a couple more of his own as a captive. Since he's a (purposefully?) imperfect clone, though, he must go into stasis until they can fix him and want him for another guest spot. | (First watched 2008-03-01) So he's a clone, created to be forced to help Michael. The original Carson is still dead. The clone isn't just a continuation, though, but divergent; he's cloned from the beginning of [[Stargate Atlantis Season 3|season 3]], so he's missing most of the original Beckett's last year of experiences, but has a couple more of his own as a captive. Since he's a (purposefully?) imperfect clone, though, he must go into stasis until they can fix him and want him for another guest spot. | ||
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Also, Halling! Though without his beard or role of walking around Atlantis complaining, I didn't recognize him at first. | Also, Halling! Though without his beard or role of walking around Atlantis complaining, I didn't recognize him at first. | ||
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