Daniel and the SGC end up in a bit of a pickle when an old friend calls on them for help in Ethon.

This is another episode where we finally revisit a place and bringing the Ori storyline into it feels like a bit of a missed opportunity to do that more. It's also a rare episode where the team doesn't get the win.

We do have a small diversion into Fun With The English Language as we discuss the meanings of buttload, a jiffy, and bunghole.

It does seem a bit surprising no one considered the possibility of the satellite having some kind of shield given the plans they had were the very early stages of the weapon. Surely, something like that should be talked about.

And once again, why is Daniel doing the political negotiating? If they knew that was part of the reason they were going to Tagalus, why didn't SG9 go with them?

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Can Rodney learn to rely on his friends when he gets trapped in a jumper slowly sinking to the bottom of the ocean in Grace Under Pressure? We have our good friend Evelyn back this week to find out.

This is really such a great episode and it's hard to imagine anyone other than David doing this. We really learn a lot about Rodney and what kind of person he really is deep down. The version of Sam we get in this episode is really fun to see. Since it's not Sam and we love that Rodney KNOWS she's not real but still basically treats her like she is.

How often do you guys talk to yourselves? We have some interesting answers to that question.

And it's the return of Live Googling as Rachael decides to look into what things are 6000 feet tall!

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Mitchell reunites with an old friend and the Jaffa are in upheaval and an old enemy is behind it all this week in Stronghold.

What exactly was Mitchell planning when he showed up at the hospital? Was he going to stay there until his friend was either cured or dead?

For all our discussions on Goa'uld fashion, this outfit of Ba'al's might be one of our top favorites. But it does beg the question - is he now getting his clothes from Earth? We also really like the angle Ba'al is playing. It's not the usual "I just want galactic domination" motivation.

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Kerri & Rachael discuss the news about the new Stargate series.

The goa'uld are on Atlantis?! And they've planted a bomb?! Can the city be saved before it reaches Critical Mass? Or as Rachael calls it, Speed 3.

There are some issues with the way Caldwell is behaving, given his role in this whole plot. Is it possible he wasn't the intended bad guy from the beginning? We do like the fact that he was probably a goa'uld THE WHOLE TIME!

All the stuff with Teyla and Charan is really sweet and Rachael has a very lovely voice. As much as we love a good montage, it's usually to show a long passage of time, but this was only 30 minutes? Did we need a montage?

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Ripple Effect brings back some dearly departed characters, but there are also shenanigans afoot. And we did not see that twist coming. Once we find out that the whole universe jumping was planned, we're not sure it makes sense. It just seems to ask more questions than it answers.

We love this episode. It's a lot of fun, but there were some missed opportunities. Who would you have brought back on an SG1 team just for a little cameo? Why wasn't the cast of Wormhole X-Treme one of the alternate SG1s?

We did take a little issue with Landry refusing to allow time to find a solution to get all the stranded teams home. His SGC isn't under any immediate threat like some of the other worlds are. He couldn't give them 24 hours?

Finally, buckle up folks, cos Wagner has chimed in on time dilation and the issues with Epiphany.

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In Epiphany, John is trapped in a time dilation bubble where time is passing much faster for him. Can the team save him before he dies of old age?

This episode is not among our favorites. The script seems a little clunky in parts and the characters are not making the best choices. And Rodney wastes so much time telling people he doesn't have time to explain what's happening because that would waste time.

What's with Teer's visions of John? This whole storyline just opens up way more questions that we're not sure we want answered.

Don't get us started on the ending. All those people had to do was just stare up at the beast and that banished it? That's too much for us even by "Because TV!" standards.

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Colonel Mitchell becomes Collateral Damage when he's arrested for murder! And he's confessed!

This episode sparks some thought-provoking conversations about memory and whether this process is something you would want to undergo. Rachael makes a really interesting point that a person knowing the memories are implanted but still believing they are their own knowledge is a weird disconnect. There's also the point of having the knowledge of how to do something versus actually doing it can be very different things.

It is a little odd that an archaeologist and an alien Jaffa are the ones put in charge of looking over legal files. Even if they are alien documents, where's the lawyer? Major Davis? Someone?

Also, how exactly does the memory device work? They seem to contradict themselves as they explain it when first analyzing Mitchell's memories to figure out if his memory of Reya's murder is false or not.

As much as we really like this episode, at the end of it we're still left asking ourselves, "But how??"

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Will John and his team escape from the wraith? Will Rodney be able to get help in time? Find out as we discuss The Hive.

Ford continues to be a petulant teenager, and we love it. Also, everyone does a really great job acting through the withdrawal of the wraith enzyme.

The first time watching this episode, Kerri totally did not see the twist with Neera being a spy for the wraith coming. Rachael did. So, for once, Rachael is smarter than Kerri!

Getting the wraith to start fighting themselves is truly interesting, and we can't wait to see how that will help Atlantis fight them in the future.

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Will Earth survive the Prior Plague? Will the Jaffa give in to Gerak and become slaves to the Ori? Find out as we discuss The Fourth Horseman, Part 2. Luckily, we didn't have to wait three months this time.

Why are the Sodan not surprised to see Mitchell, considering they all think he's dead? Why is no one talking about that? And why do they only have one plan for getting blood from the Prior?

It seems silly that all the world leaders from the International Committee show up in person at the SGC, which is Ground Zero for the current global pandemic.

Why was Orlin not coming in to tell people the truth about the Ori not a part of the plan from the beginning? SG1 seems to be back to their old tricks of trying to convince people they've just met that they're the ones who know the truth. Although, Teal'c does finally make some good points to Gerak where he starts asking questions to try and get Gerak to really think about what the Priors/Ori have told him.

Can non-corporeal beings travel between galaxies without ships? Have the Ancients and Ori really been completely isolated from each other all this time?

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