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101A & 101B: '''Children of the Gods''' ''[[1997]] [[July 27]]'' | 101A & 101B: '''Children of the Gods''' ''[[1997]] [[July 27]]'' | ||
(First watched 2004-08-??) This episode really fulfills its purpose well, which is to explain how we go from what seems like the limited setup of the Stargate movie to what will be a weekly series. The small bit of full nudity is odd, and not repeated throughout the series. | |||
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102: '''The Enemy Within ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 1]]'' | 102: '''The Enemy Within ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 1]]'' | ||
A great followup to show how insidious an enemy the Goa'uld really are. | |||
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103: '''Emancipation ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 8]]'' | 103: '''Emancipation ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 8]]'' | ||
This is a real stinker. After the earlier episodes set up the premise, this was the first "planet of the week" episode, so it scared me that this was the first indication of what quality they might be. For a military officer, Sam whines to her superior a bit much. I know the situation isn't so great for you, Sam, but you'll live. Luckily, if you make it past this episode there's nowhere to go but up! | |||
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104: '''The Broca Divide ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 15]]'' | 104: '''The Broca Divide ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 15]]'' | ||
I believe this is the first instance of a main cast member playing an alternate or altered version of themselves, though [[Jack O'Neill|O'Neill]] seems to get the most of it. The first time they bring through a potentially disastrous disease through the gate. | |||
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105: '''The First Commandment ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 22]]'' | 105: '''The First Commandment ''' ''[[1997]] [[August 22]]'' | ||
I'm not big on this episode. The premise is that one of the SG teams went a bit nuts. The leader in particular, though he got part of his group to go along with him. They've taken on a role as gods and are overworking the local population. While I do enjoy seeing a different twist on the fake-gods concept, this seems a bit early to be doing it with military people. You'd think only the very best would be going off-planet at this point, but one snaps when the program has only been around several months? It would also be more believable if it was in a later season. At this point the Earthlings haven't performed any particularly amazing feats off-world, or had any real victories against the Goa'uld. In a later season it would be easier to understand somebody getting too big a head about their accomplishments and capabilities. | |||
It also doesn't help when the nut in question is the dad from Boy Meets World. | |||
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