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Kesh
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Spoilers:
The SG team goes to a planet where a Prior has visited, but find that he has been preaching the "good" aspects of Oragen, with no threats. When the Prior returns... it's Daniel.
They soon beam him up to the Daedelus, keeping him trapped with an anti-Prior device. He claims that Merlin's still inside him, and has kept him protected. He allowed himself to be turned into a Prior, because he has a plan: he nearly completed the Device, luring the Orisai into thinking he was on her side. But, she's not ready to use it yet: the Orii want more followers before attempting to destroy the Ancients. That bought him time to get away and let himself be caught.
He tries to convince the SG team that he has a plan: he can steal an Orii ship, complete the device and fly it through the Supergate before using it to destroy the Orii. He just needs them to detonate a Mark-9 nuke behind the gate, so it will destroy the wormhole blocking travel to the other galaxy.
This causes a lot of arguments, great acting and humor as everyone debates the best thing to do. But, the government doesn't want to take the risk. They want to kill Daniel while they can. In the end, the SG team changes the plan: if Daniel will give them some information, they can steal the ship, finish the device and fly it through the gate themselves. Daniel reluctantly agrees and they set off.
The government decides to at least freeze daniel in stasis. When they try to do so, Daniel overpowers the anti-Orii device, beams the Daedelus crew to Earth, kidnaps O'Neill and steals the ship. He meets up with the SG team, just as they're captured by the Orisai. With a little trickery, he disables her and starts piloting the Orii ship through the gate as the team sets the weapon up.
The plan goes off, everyone gets back to the Daedelus, and Daniel reverts to normal (thanks to Merlin, who vanishes from his mind). They're wondering whether or not the plan worked... when the Supergate activates again. And half-a-dozen Orii ships come through. Mitchell comments they knew that, even with the Orii dead, their followers might keep up the fight. But this was their best chance to win. The episode ends as we see the Orii ships jump to hyperspace, off to keep trying to conquer worlds...
They soon beam him up to the Daedelus, keeping him trapped with an anti-Prior device. He claims that Merlin's still inside him, and has kept him protected. He allowed himself to be turned into a Prior, because he has a plan: he nearly completed the Device, luring the Orisai into thinking he was on her side. But, she's not ready to use it yet: the Orii want more followers before attempting to destroy the Ancients. That bought him time to get away and let himself be caught.
He tries to convince the SG team that he has a plan: he can steal an Orii ship, complete the device and fly it through the Supergate before using it to destroy the Orii. He just needs them to detonate a Mark-9 nuke behind the gate, so it will destroy the wormhole blocking travel to the other galaxy.
This causes a lot of arguments, great acting and humor as everyone debates the best thing to do. But, the government doesn't want to take the risk. They want to kill Daniel while they can. In the end, the SG team changes the plan: if Daniel will give them some information, they can steal the ship, finish the device and fly it through the gate themselves. Daniel reluctantly agrees and they set off.
The government decides to at least freeze daniel in stasis. When they try to do so, Daniel overpowers the anti-Orii device, beams the Daedelus crew to Earth, kidnaps O'Neill and steals the ship. He meets up with the SG team, just as they're captured by the Orisai. With a little trickery, he disables her and starts piloting the Orii ship through the gate as the team sets the weapon up.
The plan goes off, everyone gets back to the Daedelus, and Daniel reverts to normal (thanks to Merlin, who vanishes from his mind). They're wondering whether or not the plan worked... when the Supergate activates again. And half-a-dozen Orii ships come through. Mitchell comments they knew that, even with the Orii dead, their followers might keep up the fight. But this was their best chance to win. The episode ends as we see the Orii ships jump to hyperspace, off to keep trying to conquer worlds...
All I have to say, in response to the episode that Kesh is describing, is that they really need to have Richard Dean Anderson guest-starring for the rest of the limited run. His interactions with everyone from "Classic SG-1" were so incredibly natural and great.
I could just feel all the history between the characters during his interactions with Teal'c and Daniel. Even if he's not in the rest of the series, I really hope they find a way to get him into the movies.
I could just feel all the history between the characters during his interactions with Teal'c and Daniel. Even if he's not in the rest of the series, I really hope they find a way to get him into the movies.
Priest_Sidran
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Richard proly wont be in the movies, hate to break it...He wasn't in the original movie, and with all that has been said of the pair who created Stargate, they wont acknowledge someone as good as he is at acting. So don't count chickens before they hatch.
After all of this time it is a bit lame that they are even thinking of doing a sequel to the original. I love the Movie, I would have Loved to see a Sequel post haste after the original movie. And I truthfully didn't get into Stargate SG-1 until after a few seasons had come and gone. Now I struggle to catch the reruns.
After all of this time it is a bit lame that they are even thinking of doing a sequel to the original. I love the Movie, I would have Loved to see a Sequel post haste after the original movie. And I truthfully didn't get into Stargate SG-1 until after a few seasons had come and gone. Now I struggle to catch the reruns.
Wrong movies, Sidran. They mean these: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0929629/ and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0942903/
TV movies that finish the SG-1 storylines.
TV movies that finish the SG-1 storylines.
DonTadow
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Oh no those are the same guys who made godzilla. How do they keep getting funding for movies. And why would you follow up your horrible movie, that was saved by a great tv show (the longest running scifi show (american) of all time, with aanother crappy movie that doesnot follow that timeline.Elf Witch said:
whose going to go see it?
Brown Jenkin
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DonTadow said:
I will, but I do so understanding what it is.
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