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"Stargate SG-1" Window of Opportunity (2000)


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"Stargate SG-1" (1997): Season 4: Episode 6 -- While exploring planet P4X-639, the SG-1 team meets Malikai, a human explorer from another world who shares Dr. Daniel Jackson's interest in an alien computer covered in a strange Latin-like script.

Overview

User Rating:
9.3/10   400 votes
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Writers:
Brad Wright (developer) &
Jonathan Glassner (developer) ...
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Original Air Date:
4 August 2000 (Season 4, Episode 6)
Plot:
Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c have a recurring case of déja-vu, but it's much worse, they really recall... more | add synopsis
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Additional Details

Runtime:
Argentina:60 min
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The book, "Latin for Novices" that Jack reads when helping to translate the text on the altar is written by Joseph Mallozzi, PhD. Mallozzi is a writer and producer for Stargate SG-1. more
Goofs:
Continuity: In one of the time loops in the infirmary, Teal'c is seen in the background with a thermometer in his mouth. Seconds later, a close up shows the thermometer just being put in his mouth. more
Quotes:
Daniel Jackson: Anyway, I'm sorry, but that just happens to be how *I* feel about it. What do you think? more

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18 out of 19 people found the following review useful.
Outstandingly funny, 14 April 2007
10/10
Author: jackdodd_adv from United States

I've seen them all, and this is the one that I come back to over and over again for being the most memorable, most enjoyable, and funniest. The best aspect of this series is being able to step back and forth from serious and touching plot to side-splitting funny scenes and lines, without either aspect spoiling the other. This episode epitomizes that trait.

And the funny scenes really play the characters out and allow them to step out of the ordinary situations (for SG1). It's a joy to watch Colonel O'Neill and Teal'c handle Dr. Jackson's pedantic nature, Carter's techno-jargon, amuse themselves with careless whims, and adapt to the frustrating wackiness of their time trap.

The saving grace of this series is that they take themselves lightly rather than seriously.

If you want to introduce someone to SG1, this is the most approachable episode.

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