^ They presumably stuck to their own galaxy, since our intrepid heroes weren't around to knock on their door and invite them over to the Milky Way.
Stargate Continuum - Grading and Discussion
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I was fearing it would turn out that way. Especially considering in the beginning Grampa Mitchell was so adamant on taking the boat on such a zig-zag course and when Ba'al and his Jaffa board the boat, he's the only one armed and he knew to toss the bomb. But thankfully, they didn't. Really, 1, tired cliche, and 2, how icky is it to bang your own grandmother. This sort of thing shold only be done under comdeic circumstances like in Futurama.
Yeah I was thinking it was Mitchell that was the sea captain, but It threw me for a loop that he wasn't. A good twist I suppose.
I gave it a 4.
It was great for an episode, but for a movie it wasn't that big of a deal. Not enough Teal'c (and I mean the real Teal'c, not the first prime BS) to suit me but what can ya do? The look on Ba'al's face when he saw Mitchell upon stepping through the Stargate was priceless, he was so arrogant. Shame to see him go though....I mean, if there are any more movies. If that was it then he should have died....arrogant bastard!
It was great for an episode, but for a movie it wasn't that big of a deal. Not enough Teal'c (and I mean the real Teal'c, not the first prime BS) to suit me but what can ya do? The look on Ba'al's face when he saw Mitchell upon stepping through the Stargate was priceless, he was so arrogant. Shame to see him go though....I mean, if there are any more movies. If that was it then he should have died....arrogant bastard!
I give it a 4. It was an entertaining movie.
Here's where the movie ended up being a little short, I thought. I would have liked to have seen a much older Browder in the sixties using the Stargate to travel secretly to destroy the machine, perhaps ending with him leaving the photo on Cameron's locker.
I just felt the writers/producers were a little easy on the ending.
Yes! Sci Fi has season 1 SG1 on for today's marathon, and Solitudes is running now.^^ Thanks..it's been a long while since I've seen that ep. Sci Fi appears to avoid showing the early seasons in the evening slot. I don't recall running across any eps before s4. They're currently in season 8, and I simply can't remember what they were running back in May.
Presumably they never found the Ancient communication device, so Daniel and Vala never let slip that the Ancients had moved to our galaxy. So, they would have carried on as they were.
Same as the Wraith, really.
I don't think different plane of existance is equal to a different universe, so in the changed timeline, they should still be dead. Besides, based on the infinite number of possibile timelines, if the actions of one timeline would affect the Ori in all timelines, then the Ori should have never been a problem for Earth because in one of the many possible timelines, someone was bound to have killed them very early on... maybe Merlin used his device when he first came up with it.
The Ori are still mortal beings that can be killed, even though they are ascended.
And Morgan Le Fay needed to hitch a ride with SG-1 in order to get to the Ori galaxy.
^It's not clear exactly when it took place but it must have been after "Search and Rescue" and "The Seed" since Carter would probably have been in quarantine for a while.
Carter and Mitchell are both full Colonels in Continuum, despite the mistake in the credits.
Oh, and James Bond - very good point.
Carter and Mitchell are both full Colonels in Continuum, despite the mistake in the credits.
Oh, and James Bond - very good point.
I haven't watched Stargate since the season after RDA left. I totally lost interest in it. Knowing that he was in this movie made me watch it. I thought it was great (no, not because of his brief cameo). I really enjoyed it. It had lots of stuff in it that I enjoy in stories - time travel, aus, things not going right, pathos of characters that should be together not being together. I enjoyed the cameos, particulalry of Don S Davis, who I loved as Hammond. And as a big William Devane fan it was great to see him, too. As I was losing interest in SG1 a long time ago (after about season 5) I only had the briefest inkling that Vala was a Gould, so that was interesting to see. I thought the shots filmed in the ice were great and the idea of the Stargate on the ship was novel. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Actually, on thinking about it, the anti-Ori weapon needed to be physically moved to the Ori home galaxy in order to work.
I thought it was a decent episode. It reminded me a lot of "Mobius" of course but I'd say it was a lot better. And WAY better than "The Ark of Truth."
It was nice seeing Jack O'Neill & General Hammond back again. (R.I.P. DSD.
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Lots of good action.
I wish there was more Teal'c & Vala. Maybe next movie.
It was nice seeing Jack O'Neill & General Hammond back again. (R.I.P. DSD.
)Lots of good action.
I wish there was more Teal'c & Vala. Maybe next movie.
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