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beckmen · 21st March 2004, 09:20 AM

I am pretty sure Anubis is not dead. I mean, it's up to the writers, but he's pseudo-ascended so I am sure he's "floating around somewhere". It won't be hard to bring him back if TPBT want to go that route.

Or the new arch-nemesis will be a certain Atlantis baddy, but I am hoping they keep Anubis around and have the Atlantis baddies in a few eps, sort of like the secondary enemy that the replicators were.

PTeppic · 21st March 2004, 09:52 AM

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Originally posted by xaviersxmen
Im not sure but the 8th season is gonna be diffrent because Anubis killed the Gao'uld and we killed him.

Although he was certainly attacking any who seemed to fight alone, its unlikely that Baal (and perhaps his closest senior allies) were ever killed - though undoubtedly seriously weakened.

beckmen · 21st March 2004, 11:29 AM

He didn't kill them, he just thinned them out to the point where they couldn't challenge him. Now that he is gone, I am sure someone will absorb a lot of his forces and start to gain power again.

Of course, I don't think he's gone, but his power is probably VERY much so limited now. I imagine he's just like a ghost now...an Ascended being that cannot take physical form or in any way directly effect the physical realm. But he can manipulate people. Think Sauron from LOTR.

xaviersxmen · 21st March 2004, 12:32 PM

I remember a few weeks ago someone on the show, Brayteck(SP?) or Tocrah(SP?) said he was killing them ALL off. Not the ones that challange but them all.

That weapon was made by people that are more powerful then anubis and I really dont think he lived through that.

Tabitha · 22nd March 2004, 10:07 PM

Mmmm. Interesting finale. I actually mustered up some tension at one point in there.

I enjoyed this episode - I watched it and part one back to back, and I have to say this was the best SG1 has been for a while. However, this didn't really feel like an introduction to Atlantis to me - how does Weir go from running the whole shebang to heading up a small team? That doesn't sound right unless they are planning to do a lost in space thing with the new group?

As much fun as the precursor to this episode was, I found the repetition of Jack's word mish-mashing to be boring, and convenient. D+.

And if Season 8 kicks in without large references to the public explanations (even with the power knocked - that wasnae no meteor shower) and clean up operations...

Hatshepsut · 22nd March 2004, 11:33 PM

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Originally posted by Tabitha
Mmmm. Interesting finale. I actually mustered up some tension at one point in there.

ROFL! :lol:

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And if Season 8 kicks in without large references to the public explanations (even with the power knocked - that wasnae no meteor shower) and clean up operations...

Oh, I don't know. They were quite crafty in luring Anubis and his fleet down to Antarctica. Don't suppose the penguins were too bothered.

Best wishes,
Hatshepsut :wave:
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Dave · 22nd March 2004, 11:36 PM

And the missing Navy ships?

Icebergs, I suppose?

Hatshepsut · 23rd March 2004, 01:53 AM

Well they obviously didn't think anyone was going to miss the zoo in Colorado Springs...

Best wishes,
Hashepsut :wave:
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PTeppic · 23rd March 2004, 07:12 AM

Just realised, for anyone in the UK - the heroes of below Antarctica: they're the BBCi revision fish from the advert!!

[For non UKians, there is an education service TV ad which features a huge swarm of small orange fish which devour a giant ogre.... see what I mean!]

webmouse · 23rd June 2004, 05:56 PM

Jack tells Daniel "You're the one person who can't do it?" (meaning accept the library of the Ancients)

Seems to me I recall Jack and T'ealc spending weeks in a loop where they learned Latin. I guess their language skills have really gone downhill in the meantime.

xaviersxmen · 23rd June 2004, 06:27 PM

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Seems to me I recall Jack and T'ealc spending weeks in a loop where they learned Latin. I guess their language skills have really gone downhill in the meantime.

Weeks? More like months.

kylestargater · 3rd January 2005, 11:11 AM

i'll say i mean the tokra were trying to contact earth for at least 3 months. and they werent learning latin theuy wr learning ancient, latin would appear to be a derivative of it. also i love this episode. and the battle above the ice is just brilliant!!!!!!

23rd June 2004, 05:56 PM	#40 (permalink)
webmouse Fearless Mouse Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Silver Spring, Maryland Posts: 1,159	Language Problem? Jack tells Daniel "You're the one person who can't do it?" (meaning accept the library of the Ancients) Seems to me I recall Jack and T'ealc spending weeks in a loop where they learned Latin. I guess their language skills have really gone downhill in the meantime.

21st March 2004, 09:20 AM	#31 (permalink)
beckmen First Prime of Burgstrom Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Fredonia, NY Posts: 275	I am pretty sure Anubis is not dead. I mean, it's up to the writers, but he's pseudo-ascended so I am sure he's "floating around somewhere". It won't be hard to bring him back if TPBT want to go that route. Or the new arch-nemesis will be a certain Atlantis baddy, but I am hoping they keep Anubis around and have the Atlantis baddies in a few eps, sort of like the secondary enemy that the replicators were.

21st March 2004, 11:29 AM	#33 (permalink)
beckmen First Prime of Burgstrom Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Fredonia, NY Posts: 275	He didn't kill them, he just thinned them out to the point where they couldn't challenge him. Now that he is gone, I am sure someone will absorb a lot of his forces and start to gain power again. Of course, I don't think he's gone, but his power is probably VERY much so limited now. I imagine he's just like a ghost now...an Ascended being that cannot take physical form or in any way directly effect the physical realm. But he can manipulate people. Think Sauron from LOTR.

21st March 2004, 12:32 PM	#34 (permalink)
xaviersxmen X-mans Stargate Fan! Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 101	I remember a few weeks ago someone on the show, Brayteck(SP?) or Tocrah(SP?) said he was killing them ALL off. Not the ones that challange but them all. That weapon was made by people that are more powerful then anubis and I really dont think he lived through that.

22nd March 2004, 10:07 PM	#35 (permalink)
Tabitha Save Angel! Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 3,586	Mmmm. Interesting finale. I actually mustered up some tension at one point in there. I enjoyed this episode - I watched it and part one back to back, and I have to say this was the best SG1 has been for a while. However, this didn't really feel like an introduction to Atlantis to me - how does Weir go from running the whole shebang to heading up a small team? That doesn't sound right unless they are planning to do a lost in space thing with the new group? As much fun as the precursor to this episode was, I found the repetition of Jack's word mish-mashing to be boring, and convenient. D+. And if Season 8 kicks in without large references to the public explanations (even with the power knocked - that wasnae no meteor shower) and clean up operations...

22nd March 2004, 11:36 PM	#37 (permalink)
Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 13,776 Blog Entries: 1	And the missing Navy ships? Icebergs, I suppose?

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Hatshepsut WELCOME HOME, DR. JACKSON Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Waltham, N.E.Lincolnshire, U.K. Posts: 1,005	Well they obviously didn't think anyone was going to miss the zoo in Colorado Springs... Best wishes, Hashepsut :wave: --

23rd March 2004, 07:12 AM	#39 (permalink)
PTeppic Reetou Diplomatic Corp Join Date: May 2001 Location: North-west UK Posts: 3,802	Just realised, for anyone in the UK - the heroes of below Antarctica: they're the BBCi revision fish from the advert!! [For non UKians, there is an education service TV ad which features a huge swarm of small orange fish which devour a giant ogre.... see what I mean!]

3rd January 2005, 11:11 AM	#42 (permalink)
kylestargater Jaffa Defender Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 56	i'll say i mean the tokra were trying to contact earth for at least 3 months. and they werent learning latin theuy wr learning ancient, latin would appear to be a derivative of it. also i love this episode. and the battle above the ice is just brilliant!!!!!!