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Stargate SG-1: Season 5, Episode 1448 Hours (15 Mar. 2002)When Teal'c is trapped in the Stargate buffer, the team must juggle the technical challenges along with personal, interdepartmental and diplomatic rivalries to rescue him in time. Director:Peter F. WoesteWriters:Brad Wright (developed for television by), Jonathan Glassner (developed for television by), 1 more credit » |
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Teal'c is trapped in the stargate's memory after the the stargate on the other side is destroyed. The Pentagon gives Carter and physicist Dr. Rodney McKay 48 hours to try and find a way to get Teal'c out. Meanwhile, Daniel and Major Davis are sent to Russia to negotiate for use of the D.H.D. and Stargate the Russians have to keep the SGC operational. O'Neill, with the help of rogue NID agent Harry Mayborne, investigates NID boss Colonel Frank Simmons whose captured Goa'uld, using Adrian Conrad as a host, may hold the key to saving Teal'c. Written by timdalton007
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Major Samantha Carter: Go suck a lemon.
Dr. Rodney McKay: Very sexy. Very, very sexy.
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This episode marks the first appearance of Dr. Rodney McKay (David Hewlett) on Stargate SG-1. He would later become a regular character on the spin-off series Stargate: Atlantis. See more »Goofs
When Jack and Maybourne were looking up the N.I.D. flight data on Simmons, the PC screen shows WA DC TO NORTH DAKOTA at the top, but then on the following leg it shows NORTH DAKOTA TO COLORADO. In the itinerary, the first part gives the DEST as MAFB which is correct for Minot AFB, but then on the following leg it again shows DEST as MAFB when it should be PAFB for Peterson AFB. See more »Quotes
Dr. Rodney McKay: I wish I didn't find you so attractive. I've always had a real weakness for dumb blondes.Major Samantha Carter: Go suck a lemon.
Dr. Rodney McKay: Very sexy. Very, very sexy.
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Personally, McKay is my favourite character on Atlantis, so I watched his first appearance as a character with interest.
Mostly, there are a lot of differences between his Atlantis character and the one that shows up in this episode. In Atlantis, he's taken on Carter's role: the scientist responsible for making things happen when guns won't do it. Also, Atlantis pokes around in his personal life: His various illnesses and his sister (whenever McKay's sister shows up, Atlantis has a good episode) show that he has a human side and a heart, despite his obnoxious exterior.
While McKay of SG1 is obnoxious , not much else about him in this episode (at least, that's important) is similar to McKay Atlantis. McKay SG1 is a naysayer who can't be bothered to make anything happen, an chauvinist, and even a little bit stupid scientifically (but that's compared to Carter, of course). The seeds of the later character are there, of course: He IS funny at times, he likes to eat (especially in stressful situations) and is afraid of lemons.
For me, the episode was mostly interesting as a McKay character study. (I'm fascinated by watching characters change.) However, all of the usual SG-1 characters play their roles well, and I enjoyed seeing more of Maybourne in his unofficial "rogue agent" role (much more likable than his official role). While there's not a great deal of character development, the episode advances the plot nicely and is a fun way to spend an evening.