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3rd August 2002, 03:20 AM
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| CO, RDA's Leather Brigade  Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: South Carolina
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| This ep had good quotes "I'm not a solider! I teach applied maths at Yale! I have a Vespa and two cats!"-- Cooms freaking out. Felger: What would O'Neill do if he were here now? Cooms: Want me to shoot you? Felger: I've got Cooms with me. Jack: Oh look everybody, he's got Cooms with him! Cooms: We might as well be wearing red shirts! Felger: (clueless to the pop Trek reference) Honestly, I don't get that. Jaffa: What are you doing here!? Felger: He is sick. I believe it is something he ate. Cooms hurls and Felger zats the Jaffa. Felger: Nicely done. Nicely done. ( And RDA said "ei-vle" like he did in the Screensavers interview  So funny! ) |
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3rd August 2002, 04:00 AM
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| The Spawn Queen  Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Nia'Ladam
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|  It had to be all a dream. I mean now seriously... how did the geeks march all over the place and not get caught? But I did enjoy the heck out of the episode. If only to watch the spouse wince and moan.  |
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3rd August 2002, 04:25 AM
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| CO, RDA's Leather Brigade Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: South Carolina
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| This eps had enough twists that I can forgive them for going Dallas on us. Big sets, cool lighting, my favorite sand pit location. They went "over the top" in more than just the guest stars' acting. |
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3rd August 2002, 05:08 AM
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| Trivia Goddess  Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: topeka, ks, usa- 7 1/2 hours due east of Cheyenne Mountain
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| this eps was full of great quotes you can get back to saving the world again...for the 7th time...i...what? you're counting? felger, tealc, jack something about khonsu bearing fruit jack: you calling us fruit? |
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3rd August 2002, 03:25 PM
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| The Spawn Queen Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Nia'Ladam
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| They clearly had fun with that episode. And it was a blast to watch. I liked when Coombs got the shield down and Jack started to move out, paused, checked it with his hand fist to be sure then go. Definetely a treasure trove of one liners. :rolly2: |
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3rd August 2002, 11:26 PM
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| Registered User  Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico
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|  Excellent episode, as all of you have mention it have great quotes. My favorite parts of the episode definitely have to be when the two scientist get to SG1 jail and Jack tells them that they're in a mission and they left themselves been capture as part of the plan. Love it! Also enjoy Jack's conversations with the Jaffa in charge. Totally enjoy that also. Krystal :wink2: |
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4th August 2002, 04:43 AM
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| There can be only one!!  Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Virginia
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| This episode had some really great lines, however, can't say it hits the favorites list for me - I mean, hasn't this scenario been done to death? It really wasn't that funny to me. Goofy scientist guys (so stereotypical they almost made me wanna run away) who just happen to come to the rescue and just happen to be able to pull it off tho no one believes they have the common sense or ingenuity to do it? Please. Every other show on the planet has done it. Come on - can't they come up w/ something new? It's like if they were to write an episode of Buffy and just by some lucky chance Dawn wisks in on a Schwinn and saves the day - it's just too easy. Twists? Yeah - there were some (and I think Dick Wolf might wanna take a look for the next season of L&O - ugh - this past season was a sleeper) -- but it just wasn't 'enough' for me to like the episode. Catchy one-liners just can't carry a show. I didn't think there was enough plot - the bumbling scientists kept getting in the way of the story - it was more annoying than funny. I'm gonna go back to the book I was reading and wait for the next episode... |
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4th August 2002, 11:19 PM
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| Fearless Mouse  Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Silver Spring, Maryland
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| Goofy as it was I did enjoy this ep. Casting John Billingsley and putting in the Star Trek refs was great (so which came first -- the casting or the lines?) Notice the batleth hanging behind Khonsu? Wonder where he picked that up from. Oh, there I go ending a sentence with a preposition, a grammatical error up with which I should not put Best transition for me was from the cockiness of SG1 when they thought they knew what was going down to the looks after being told that Khonsu was dead. Even a good solid look of panic from JQ -- hope for the lad yet. |
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7th August 2002, 01:40 AM
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| Fearless Mouse Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Silver Spring, Maryland
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| Hilarious yes, but I do worry that we are running out of Tok'ra. With all the speculation about a possible S7, the writers had better leave some races and particular characters around or it will be a very sparce show |
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7th August 2002, 05:39 PM
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| Trivia Goddess Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: topeka, ks, usa- 7 1/2 hours due east of Cheyenne Mountain
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| With all the speculation about a possible S7, the writers had better leave some races and particular characters around or it will be a very sparce show ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ that could be the one downside of a season 7. to the best of my knowledge all but the last 4 eps are written/scripted/plotted...which would leave them the last 4 to decide how to set up a potential season 7. then again, last year they didn't know they'd get a season 6 until late in the year as well. time will tell |
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