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O'Neill is still searching for Daniel Jackson's replacement, but is having little success. The Russian liaison officer thinks one of his countrymen should be given the opportunity but neither O'Neill or General agree with that. Jonas Quinn suggests to Carter that he would be a good replacement and she agrees but O'Neill again says no. Jonas does tag along however to Area 51 where they view the newest addition to their arsenal, an X302 fighter that should be able to travel through hyperspace. Meanwhile, Master Bra'tac arrives at Stargate Command to tell Teal'c that his wife is seriously ill. They set off but when they try to return to SGC they are unable top dial in and with good reason: SGC is under attack by Anubis. Written by
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Colonel O'Neill's knee injury in this episode was due to an injury to actor
Richard Dean Anderson. He hurt his knee when he slipped while carrying his 3-year-old daughter just a few days before production on Season Six commenced.
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The monitor in the control room shows the amount of time the gate has been open. This value changes between the varying shots in this scene.
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Major General George Hammond:
Colonel Chekov feels that, as a symbol to our joint efforts, a Russian officer should be assigned to join SG-1.
Colonel Jack O'Neill:
Over my rotting corpse, sir.
Major General George Hammond:
Colonel?
Colonel Jack O'Neill:
I'm sorry. Did I say that out loud?
Major General George Hammond:
I said I would discuss it with you and that I was sure you would give it some careful thought.
Colonel Jack O'Neill:
And that I will, General, but I'm still pretty sure I'll say: "Bite Me".
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Stargate SG-1: Disclosure (2003)
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A two-part season-opener that actually grips the chest. Anubis has found a way to destroy Earth by sending a resonant energy pulse through the stargate. They have two days to find a solution. Rodney McKay and Jonas Quinn (Corin Nemec) help Sam. It ends with a fantastic NASA adventure, in which just about everything goes realistically wrong, with Jack flying an experimental, overburdened spacecraft into the atmosphere, trying to open a hyperspace window in which to drop the stargate. Teal'c is off-world after the death of his wife, and leads an attack on Anubis' weapon, with his underage son. Finally, the world saved, Jack accepts Jonas into SG1. That part's a little contrived, but Nemec is pleasant enough. Also enjoy a lil' Aaron Douglas (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA) as a despicable jaffa.