Rewatch: The Intruder
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sga_squeeReturning to Atlantis aboard the Daedalus after a trip to Earth, Dr. Weir, Dr. McKay and newly promoted Lt. Colonel John Sheppard have two murders to solve when scientists are found dead in their labs. The men were seemingly killed by equipment malfunctions but McKay finds it all very peculiar. He soon realizes that a Wraith virus has infected the ship's computer systems. While on Earth, Elizabeth Weir has had to face up to the military who want to replace Sheppard as the senior military officer on Atlantis. She also has to deal with her own personal situation when Simon seems reluctant to return to Atlantis with her. [Poll #1790604]
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Date: 2011-10-29 02:29 am (UTC)Uh oh! An accident. Why did a crewman get them, though. Shouldn't he have gone to the Colonel of the ship? Also, the ship doesn't have their own doctor. That's an oversight.
Rodney has a good theory, but oops - Elizabeth is contradicting the Colonel in public. Not a good idea.
Cool - flashback. They don't happen too often on this show. I love how Elizabeth sticks up for John. Foreign allies? Would that be the Asgardians? Or foreign allies on Earth?
Ah ha - she got Sheppard his promotion. She better not bank on her position too often. That never leads to anything good.
Hmm, Rodney is cornering the colonel about his suspicions. He makes some very good points about what happened not being an accident. And, surprise surprise - the Colonel listens. At least, it's a surprise to Rodney. I love the look on his face.
Hermiod doesn't like Rodney's imprecision. Cute. What an odd look John gives to the alien. Especially considering his experience with everything in the Pegasus Galaxy. I love his aside to Rodney - "Is he supposed to be naked?"
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:28 am (UTC)When Liz refers to "foreign allies", I think she means all the countries that are involved in the Stargate project. So, definitely Canada, the UK (and other Commonwealth members), several European countries, and China. Since she's been a diplomat, she probably has even more ties beyond the Stargate ones. So, yeah. She's got clout and is willing to use it.
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Date: 2011-10-29 07:21 pm (UTC)Your thoughts on the foreign allies makes sense, too. I just don't know much about how the Stargate universe works. I feel like TPtB assumed everyone was coming to the new show from the old one, so they didn't need to explain everything again,
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Date: 2011-10-29 02:48 am (UTC)Rodney looks safe, but Lindstrom is trapped in a small room with what looks like a nasty case of frostbite from a chemical spill. Poor guy. That kind of cold is as bad as a burn. Except...oh god...he's going to get a lot colder. The room he's in has a door in the bulkhead. On the other side is space, and it's opening.
Man, what an awful way to go. Poor Rodney takes it hard, too. Especially since he not only had to witness it, but that there was nothing he could do to help.
So, the Colonel is having all civilians confined to quarters. Ooo, a little cat fight there with Elizabeth - he can trust them, because he didn't have a hand in their selection. Cue another flashback with Elizabeth and some of her department heads going through people's files, looking for qualified personnel to take back to Atlantis.
Poor Carson is intimidated by his people's curriculum vitae - they are all more qualified than he is. *g*
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:31 am (UTC)I'm a bit put off by the supposed superiority of the new potential crew's CVs. Who knows? That may have been a way for TPTB to not-so-subtly indicate to the actor (Paul) that he was nothing special and could be replaced. And, of course, they eventually killed Carson off anyway.
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Date: 2011-10-30 01:42 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-10-29 11:43 am (UTC)I was on the edge of my seat horrified for the guy and for Rodney because Lindstrom expected him to save him and he couldn't
*shudder*
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Date: 2011-10-30 01:45 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-10-29 03:05 am (UTC)Back on the Daedalus, we learn that Rodney can read binary. Goodness, and fast too. One look and he knows he's looking at a virus. Also - Crap! The virus is Wraith. Not only leading them into a trap (if they hadn't dropped out of warp), but also capable of learning and adapting.
The virus is sending out a distress call to bring the Wraith to the Daedalus! There goes John, thinking outside the box. He's destroying the array. Only, uh oh, John's ship has been hijacked by the virus.
They can beam John out, but John just blew something up that they need. Not good. Rodney has an idea, though. I love Rodney's finder snapping when he's getting an idea. Soooo cute.
Hey, another flashback. John's this time. Visiting Aiden's cousin. That's a hard visit. Meanwhile, Rodney's ready to beam him over. I like that Rodney was able to get John back to the ship standing instead of his seated position . That helps with not falling over when he gets to the ship.
Aaand, we go to black. The Daedalus is shut down in an effort to get rid of the virus. We switch right over to another flashback. One of Elizabeth's this time. She's trying to romance Simon, but it isn't working. He's met someone else. He couldn't have told her that before. Nice guy. I know he has reason to be bitter, but still...
However, the Daedalus is ready to get back online. The virus is gone...but, no it isn't. They're heading for a sun. Why would they be going there if the Wraith want the ship...Oh. Question answered.
Love the red showing the virus tracking John and Rodney. This isn't good. They are doing internship beaming. I love Rodney making himself as small as possible. He is so funny. Eeps, not good. The bay doors are opening.
Yay for the alien John was so uncomfortable with. He saved them! But, Rodney and John had better hurry, the virus is quickly gaining control of many systems.
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:35 am (UTC)I so agree about Simon being a dick about meeting someone else. Blech.
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Date: 2011-10-29 11:46 am (UTC)I go straight to - hot! Hot! Hot! See what Atlantis has done to me?
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Date: 2011-10-29 08:29 pm (UTC)Nah, I'm pretty sure you were like that even BEFORE you and SGA bumped into (or should that be rubbed against) each other!
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Date: 2011-10-29 10:38 pm (UTC)Part 1A
Date: 2011-10-29 03:11 am (UTC)So ... travelling through hyperspace. Is that the Daedalus? And what are Liz and John doing aboard ... being all friendly-like? Huh – Torri's wearing some very light-attracting makeup. She doesn't look the way she normally does when in the Control or Gate rooms. And her body language is definitely ... flirtatious. Meanwhile, John's face is sorta, kinda goofy. But what's that about Lieutenant-Colonel???
Oh, well, it was time to end that relaxing or sleepless interlude. Accident? Where? Well, Carson's there and declares a Dr. Munro (Monroe?) dead. Liz's and John's faces are back to their usual concerned and serious state. And it's time for the opening credits.
Okay, body's in the body bag and Stephen Caldwell enters. Hmm. Burn marks on the fingertips? From what? Well, not from the open panel. But, luckily, Rodney's on the job, checking security footage. Very convenient, huh? Except that they're all watching and the screen goes all fuzzy. Right, "camera malfunction", Rodney? John thinks it's an interesting coincidence, right before he was killed.
Rodney wants them to drop out of hyperspace to do a full diagnostic, but Stephen objects, 'cuz then they'll be more easily spotted. So, Rodney's going to have to wait two more days.
Then we get a mild pissing match between Liz and Stephen for whom this is already his THIRD trip between galaxies. Uh-oh. Stephen wants "a word" with Torri. We usually know what that involves, don't we? She goes off, after giving John a look that indicates she's aware she's going to get a scolding.
Okay, this is getting interesting. In the last episode, I found Stephen to be very even-handed, certainly not tossing his rank around. But ... now? Liz is reminding him that the job he has to do is not the one he wanted. O rly? Um, have we reached a stalemate?
Now it's a flashback to Earth. Yadda-yadda. And Liz is in the hot seat. She's being interrogated about giving John a lot of the credit for the success and survival of the mission. But then she's reminded (by Hank Landry) that there were times when she and John didn't "see eye to eye". Then we get back to the usual criticism of John, that he doesn't follow "the chain of command". Um ... is that supposed to be news?
And then Hank drops the wee bombshell, that of the NEW military commander of Atlantis. What??? Can I slap his smug mug? And that tiny nod from Stephen at Liz. Bleh.
So yay to Liz for her direct response, "Atlantis HAS a military commander."
Hank has a problem with tenses, I guess. "You HAD a military commander." And he doesn't mean John, but Sumner. So John's been like the understudy who was never meant to have the starring role.
Okay, can I slap that supercilious, smug smile off of Stephen's face, too? Ugh.
Yay, Liz. If John's rank isn't "good enough", they'll just have to promote him. Sounds good to me.
Then she adds the zinger. With the President and their foreign allies behind her, the IOA (which is what I presume the other suits in the room are) won't want to fight her.
Okay, round one goes to Liz, as Hank and Stephen exchange glances.
Re: Part 1A
Date: 2011-10-29 03:23 am (UTC)I always enjoy reading your comments. We watch the same show, at around the same time, but we each pick out different things to mention as important and/or interesting. Although, it's fun when we both mention the same moment, too.
You mention much more than I do, and in a way that makes a lot more sense
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:17 am (UTC)Ditto about reading your commentary. I'm always intrigued by some of your comments. Of course, when we agree, it's a very good thing. ::grins:: But, where we have differences of opinion, I wonder if it's based on different cultural experiences and expectations, and not being the same age (I think I'm older than you are). So, it's a good exercise to see how someone (other than me) sees and evaluates the episode.
One of the main reasons I'm writing a whole bunch more stuff is so that I can remember in what context certain scenes or dialogue took place. Also, if I choose to rewatch the audio commentary, I'll know where they were talking OVER the actors.
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Date: 2011-10-30 01:57 am (UTC)where we have differences of opinion... I'm sure a lot of factors come into play here. Our age difference, different countries, different life experiences, but also different experiences with the show. I don't know when you came into the fandom, but I've only been here side I started watching the show last April. I haven't read in the fandom much - either fanfics or interviews/articles/etc.
I also have to admit to not being much of a deep thinker. I tend to take things at face value, and not look for deeper meanings behind dialogue or body language unless it's really in-your-face.
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Date: 2011-10-29 03:14 am (UTC)Poor Rodney - claustrophobic and he gets motion sickness.
Except for this part, this episode has made me think a lot of Star Trek. I get confused between the episodes and the books, though, so I can't remember which one this makes me think of.
John did it! Of course, there was never any doubt. But then he teases poor Rodney - "Want to take the stick?" "Really?" "No." Hee!
And, we see Teyla for the first time this episode. She is well prepared for both Elizabeth and John's concerns and questions, but innocently brings put he subject of loved ones to poor Elizabeth. Ouch.
A nice quiet end to an episode that was quite tense in places.
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:39 am (UTC)I've also managed not to think of any other SF series when I watch SGA. It's a lot easier that way. [Though, there is Hermiod the puppet vs the puppet on Moya in Farscape. But way different.]
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Date: 2011-10-30 02:03 am (UTC)I've also managed not to think of any other SF series when I watch SGA. I usually don't, but it's the writers' fault. They're the ones that kept having Rodney call John, Kirk. That's what got me starting to notices things here and there. Then, it's come up once or twice in this rewatch, so that's made me think of it even more.
Part 1B
Date: 2011-10-29 03:15 am (UTC)Rodney's busy explaining and we have the first instance of where he mistakenly calls John "Major" and is corrected by Stephen. Aw, Rodney, you're going to have to change your dialogue with and about John. Well, we know that's going to be a source of much amusement to fans in later episodes.
Curioser and curioser on what Dr. Monroe was working on when he was killed. Shutting down corrupted security programs? Uh-oh. Can you say "cover-up"? Stephen definitely can. And that makes him change his mind. They're dropping out of hyperspace like right NOW. Rodney looks miserable. And, then, stubborn and determined, what with the chin-thing he does.
We're back on the bridge. Hi, "Herm"! Who's not thrilled with the inexact parameters of Rodney's investigation. His put-out sigh gets a question from Rodney. And the ultimate answer, aka "nothing". Oh, this is going to be fun between the two of them!
Then John decides to pop in. Oh, man. The LOOKS between Hermiod and John. Priceless! I'm really surprised at John's discomfort working with an alien. John, just 'cuz it's not someone who looks like Teyla, but is a little naked grey Roswell-type alien, is NO reason to be rude. Or a prude. Ah, I think Hermiod just muttered something in Asgard. Oh, I'm sure it was MOST complimentary about John. NOT. Snorfle!
Moving right along, Rodney and a crew member are doing diagnostics. The other guy gets the logs and Rodney the junction box. Such excitement or NOT. Actually, forget I said that. Lindstrom says he's got something and needs a second. I think it was a second too late, because everything starts getting zapped.
Okay, this is weird. They go in different directions. Rodney's out in the corridor, as the doors slam, while Lindstrom's in another compartment, and ... his fingers are burned. He and Rodney are talking when all of a sudden the connection is broken by static.
So, why are we getting a klaxon sounding? Uh-oh. I think Lindstrom's in the airlock. There's panic on both faces before – whoosh – the airlock doors open and Lindstrom is sucked out. And Rodney just witnessed it all. "Oh my god" is right.
Part 2A
Date: 2011-10-29 03:22 am (UTC)Rodney says nobody knew they were in that particular room at that exact moment, so who could have done it? John with his dorky face says it could have been the same person who erased the details of the first death. Oh, gee, Rodney. Great time to be an equal-opportunity promoter: "Assuming it's a he."
Stephen wants to know who had the skills to do this and the answer is not reassuring. According to Rodney, everyone on board is brilliant. Is that the first time Rodney's given out wholesale praise?
Liz is the first to suggest there could be an intruder on board. But Stephen says they used a LSD to do a head count. Hey, is that a clue? 'Cuz what about alien life forms (ALFs) who conveniently don't register on the LSD. Like, as Liz suggests, hibernating Wraith (which is also ten kinds of creepy).
So, the concensus is that it's not a Wraith 'cuz of a full decon sweep back on Earth. Next suggestion?
Ooooh. Stephen's getting snippy. He wants all new Atlantis personnel, "present company excepted", confined to quarters, 'cuz he didn't have a say in their selection. Hmm. Envy does not suit him. Liz gives him a disdainful look.
It's flashback time back on Earth with Carson feeling he's over his head choosing new personnel. He wants Liz to make the final selection. Liz brings up Simon's name. Hmm. His name's not on the list. 'Cuz he didn't want to sign on for a 1-year term. So Liz goes after him.
She's not too happy with him. He's stalling, saying he needs a "little more time". Yeah, like forever. [Okay, so did they switch actors for his role?]
Back on the Daedalus, Hermiod summons Rodney to show him ... a virus? Oh, great. Not only spreading but changing. Hmm. "Unlike any human-engineered program" that Hermiod's ever encountered.
Rodney does his customary moving aside a tech like a piece of furniture, so he can check on something at a console. The result is "oh, crap" after he ran the virus through a translation program. It's ... Wraith?!? Hermiod SO agrees. "Crap, indeed."
Time for yet another meeting. It was a compressed virus that needed time to "unfold". Not good news if the Wraith get their hands on the Daedalus. And nav coordinates for Earth.
So, who killed those guys? According to Rodney, an A.I. The only good thing is that there are many independent computers that won't allow for the atmosphere to be vented, killing them all. Buuut (of course, there's a but), nav and propulsion require interconnectivity in order to function. So, right now, they can't move.
Any more bad news? Why, of course. There seems to be an automated distress call that's going out. Eek! If the virus can't get the ship to the Wraith, it's calling the Wraith to come and get it. Rodney sure said it: "Right now, we are sitting ducks." John gives the situation one of his glares.
Re: Part 2A
Date: 2011-10-29 03:31 am (UTC)Your last paragraph made me laugh twice - Any more bad news? Why, of course. and John gives the situation one of his glares. True things are always the funniest.
Part 2B
Date: 2011-10-29 03:26 am (UTC)John looks kinda sick to his stomach, but they're going to beam him out. Or not, 'cuz the sensors were in the array they just destroyed. What is this, Saturday afternoon at the movies, watching a serial with cliffhangers?
But, wait. Rodney's snapping his fingers (always a good sign). So, locking on his radio signal? Rodney's making adjustments while Liz talks to John. Now he's looking goofy/dorky and wary. Joe F makes such terrific faces.
Okay, time for another Earth flashback. A framed picture of Aiden, all tricked out in his uniform. John's visiting Aiden's cousin. Who's wondering if Aiden's trust in John was misplaced? Whoa. The cousin's voice is overlaid by Liz's. And we're back in the present again.
Oh, great. The beaming has never been tested at this distance, Rodney admits. Details, details. Liz glosses over any danger. No wonder she's a diplomat. No, John. I'm sure you'll be beamed with all your parts intact. We hope. Okay, so that was suspenseful. Beaming him out and then ... ... ... finally he's beamed onto the bridge. A big sigh of relief all around. John does a cursory inventory: "Two arms, ten fingers, I'll check the rest later." ::giggles::
Then Stephen says he wants his ship back. Liz nods after giving Rodney a small pat on the back. But, wait. What's that alien-looking gizmo and where is it attached?
Rodney's gone back to moving people around, because he alone can do the work of at least half a dozen, right? Of course, John offers his own solution. Isn't it like turning a laptop off and then back on? Oh, John. You're such a dork, but I thought you knew better than that. Though I'd never heard of the "John Sheppard Book of Computer Repair"! I guess they might be that "desparate" soon. Because they're apparently going ahead with it. Rodney does his Picard "Engage" arm signal and everything goes dark.
Until there's a candle lit by Liz back on Earth. She's prepared a last-meal-on-Earth. Just one problem. Simon's just revealed he's not going. Liz looks so not-Liz-like, in that dress with the prissy lace around the collar. Then comes the biggie: "I met someone." Liz looks stunned and shaken. It's weird to see the emotional disconnectedness between the two who were once lovers. Liz extinguishes the candle flames between her fingers.
Part 3A
Date: 2011-10-29 03:35 am (UTC)But, wait. Now, what's wrong? They're veering off course?!? Rodney tells the bridge the virus is baaaaaack. More bad news? On a collision course with the nearest star?!? Can't they get a break? We see the star getting closer and closer.
Hermiod's got even weirder news. They're not going to collide, but just get close enough to kill everyone on board. But Rodney's figured out the virus is hiding out in one of the F302s.
John and Rodney are heading to the bay, but they're getting cut off by doors closing. That virus is just too smart, anticipating moves. Ooooh. Fact time: Rodney doesn't get many chances to play chess, 'cuz it's tough to find "challenging" opponents. Gee, I wonder who will offer to challenge him. ::giggles::
John has another suggestion, now that any open paths to the bay are blocked off. He wants them to be beamed in. And there's an insouciant not-a-worry-in-the-world expression on his face.
Rodney's not so carefree. In fact, he's hunched down, protecting his ... uh ... personal equipment. But, wait. Now Hermiod's got to make adjustments. I swear, all these adjustments.
Cue beam. And Rodney's still ALL there. He's relieved. No kidding.
But wait. I spoke too soon. Again. Another blaring klaxon. The engine bay doors are opening. That's not good.
As John and Rodney look into each other's eyes, they admit they should really be dead right now, but aren't. Somebody 'splain, plz. Hermiod obliges. There's a temporary shield, but they'd better get cracking at removing the memory cores from each F302. So they jump right to it.
But, far too soon, the virus takes over, the shield is down and the bridge has lost contact with Rodney and John. Liz looks worried as Stephen tries to raise them on the radio. Finally they respond. They're in the last F302 and made it before they lost atmosphere.
While the bridge has their own problems, Rodney's starting to feel claustrophobic, so John tells him to relax. Right. As if. Though, when Rodney asks him how much air "these things carry", John replies "lots". Oh, that's SO reassuring, John. Since Rodney's not reassured, John tells him to stop talking, to preserve the limited air they DO have. No talking. "At all." Whoa. See Rodney cross his arms and get all in a huff.
And here we go again with a total system shutdown. Power off. Power on. But it didn't work. Um ... if they're that close to the star, that it's shining such bright light onto faces, why aren't they blinded? [This isn't the first time they've mucked up with sciency stuff like that.] Hermiod adds to the aggravating factor by muttering in Asgard. Anybody got a handy translation?
Gee, thanks, John. Referring to it like a "damn cockroach" that can't be killed. And John says they missed one computer. Huh??? In the meantime, the ship just flies closer to the star. Right. No pressure. Eeek. They're being tracked by the F302 they left behind. So John wants to go after it. Rodney's not too keen, but he starts securing himself in. Besides, he should trust John by now when John says he doesn't need navigation to fly this thing. If anybody can do it, John can.
Re: Part 3A
Date: 2011-10-29 04:07 am (UTC)Re: Part 3A
Date: 2011-10-29 04:22 am (UTC)Duh. I totally missed the Kirk/Spock allusion. ::slaps own hand::
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:30 am (UTC)PS - loving the reviews you are doing here, brings back memories!
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Date: 2011-10-29 04:45 am (UTC)ETA:
Oops! Blind lady is blind. I thought you were
Anyway, thanks for popping in (and surprising me)!
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Date: 2011-10-30 02:08 am (UTC)Re: Part 3A
Date: 2011-10-30 02:05 am (UTC)Part 3B
Date: 2011-10-29 03:43 am (UTC)John hits the brakes just in time as the other craft zooms overhead. Both Liz and Hermiod appreciate the move. I think Hermiod's been talking to Teal'c lately. "Indeed."
Oh, dear. John's taking them in closer, exposing them to greater radiation than if they were still aboard the Daedalus. Rodney will never let John forget this, I'm sure. But John's showing extraordinary calm and patience.
But they've been lost off the Daedalus scanners because of interference.
Another important Rodney fact (was it mentioned in S1? I forget) is the very fair skin and burning easily. Oh, Rodney. Meanwhile, you can just see the gears turning in John's nimble brain. Finally, he has a lock. And scores.
Uh-oh. Liz asks Hermiod about how long they can survive such radiation levels and doesn't get a happy answer. "I believe it's already been too long." We see the resigned look on Stephen's face. Until ... guess who? It's John reporting in that the target has been destroyed and they should – you know what – try one more shutdown. Again???
While Liz is giving her commendation, Rodney's checking the skin on his arm. Awwww. John's teasing Rodney by offering to let him take "the stick" but he didn't really mean it. John, you're being bad. Rodney looks grumpy 'cuz John won't share his toys. We get a flyby by the F302 and then that gorgeous sunset shot of Atlantis. There's a lot of milling about of returning personnel. But look who's waiting to greet the command staff. It's Teyla, with a sitrep. Does that mean they left her in charge while they were gone? If Hank had known, he would have burst a blood vessel, I'm sure. And the IOA would NOT have been amused. Such stuffed shirts.
But let's not forget the most urgent thing right now: Rodney's nose is peeling. He needs immediate medical attention. Carson agrees, wearily, "Yes, Rodney." Poor Carson.
No news of Aiden from Teyla's contacts, but John'll read the reports. He leaves and the two women talk. No, Teyla, it wasn't "pleasant" for Liz to be back on Earth. To "reunite with friends and loved ones". Nah, not so much. The look Liz gives Teyla is both inscrutable and hard.
Then Radek comes to give Liz an update. So many more things available since the ZedPM was installed. And, PTB, how come a European is pronouncing it ZeePM? So. Not. Accurate. Hee. Teyla tries to stall Radek, but Liz says it's fine. Still, Teyla rolls her eyes in frustration at Radek. I thought she only did that at the boys (you know who I mean). I think Liz is just relieved to get back to work, so she won't have to remember the pain. Hmm. Interesting bit of weaving some piano into the melody/Atlantis theme.
Closing thoughts. I thought it was a pretty neat episode as most of it was – what do they call it – a ship in the bottle episode, meaning that the viewer is stuck with the cast in one set. Yes, yes, except for the Earth flashbacks. It also makes things more exciting and dangerous when there's murder involved. There were good bits of snarky dialogue ::pumps fist in the air:: and wonderful facial expressions to observe. Always worth the price of admission.
I liked the way they tried to imply the virus spying on them: you'd see the scene from above and it would be tinged in red.
It was pretty scary to have a virus be the opponent, a really smart and sneaky one.
There were a number of terrific John-Rodney "We're-going-to-die" moments, especially the one in the F302 bay. And, as I mentioned, all those unique traits to Rodney's character were revealed and/or highlighted.
I decided not to watch the audio commentary as the guest was Gary Jones, and I'd already endured one with him before. Yuck, yuck, no thank you. Besides, how rude to have someone from SG-1 guesting! I may watch it ... eventually, but just not tonight. [It's really rough to watch both back-to-back.]
So I think I'm done for this week. I've looked at the next few epi titles and I'm getting very, very excited. Lots of good stuff happening soon.
Re: Part 3B
Date: 2011-10-29 04:12 am (UTC)Lots of good stuff happening soon. It's so hard to wait sometimes. Watching only one episode a week.
Re: Part 3B
Date: 2011-10-29 04:48 am (UTC)Re: Part 3B
Date: 2011-10-30 02:10 am (UTC)