Stargate SG-1 - 6/20/03 (1 Viewer)

[Eric Mitchell]

Ok, I like this show. Not as much as some others that got canceled (another topic). Anyway, I want to say that this episode was pretty ... great. Different then the norm. It started a bit slow, but the end was pretty cool. Would you like to go back to high school? I can't decide.

 

[Matt Stone]

I thought it was a really good episode as well. I'd still like to see something that advances the plot (Lost City of the Ancients anyone)...but I thought this was a really good side-story episode. The kid that played Jack's clone was particularly good. He really had RDA's mannerisms, etc down.

 

[CaptDS9E]

I have been wondering if Loki would ever show up. And there he was

capt

 

[Frank Anderson]

I enjoyed it very much. Maybe we will see young Jack again in future episodes.

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[Jeff Kleist]

Don't forget, they only have RDA for 8 more episodes this season. I'm sure he's willing to do bits in other eps, but only 10 full eps total. Therefore this was a great way to keep him out.

The kid was great, he really did have O'Neill down

 

[DwightK]

Ehh? I never knew RDA was distancing himself from the show. Any particular reason why?

He makes the show for me and has since the first one. Course MacGuyver was a favorite show of mine growing up:b

 

[Todd Terwilliger]

Also thought this was a great episode. The kid rocked.

Why is RDA only in for 8 episodes this season?

 

[CaptDS9E]

From reading the list of episodes from this season and descriptions its kind of hard for RDA to only be in 8 episodes.

capt

 

[Scott Kimball]

Jeff, care to site sources? I can't find anything on this?

-Scott

 

[Jeff Kleist]

It's on GateWorld somewhere, the only quote I could find quickly-

"Hopefully, by the end of August, we should be finished production on the show's seventh season. Given Rick's schedule this season, everyone involved has worked very hard to ensure we get maximum O'Neill in the shooting days allotted. A couple of episodes in the latter half of the season may see O'Neill dealing with an off-world situation 'sans SG-1.'" (Our Stargate online chat with executive producer Joseph Mallozzi)

 

[Glenn Overholt]

Ok, I'll bite too. Where does it say that?

He did an interview on sci-fi.com last week and didn't mention that at all. Kind of weird, if you ask me.

Glenn

 

[Jason Seaver]

I seem to recall seeing that he wasn't signed for a full 22 episodes, but the number seemed to be in the 16-18 range, rather than ten.

And last week's - yeeeech. It actually had some decent sci-fi ideas in it that fit the show's background, but I really get annoyed by scenes where O'Neil acts like a jackass, which was about 2/3 of this one. Similarly, the behavior of the pilots during Carter's briefing struck me as wrong. Maybe I've read too much Stephen Coonts, but I tend to expect military personnel to act a little (or a lot) more professionally.