The Eye (21 Jan. 2005)

McKay and Weir start repairing the grounding station, while Sheppard tries to fight Kolya. The puddle jumper on the mainland enters the eye of the storm.

Director:

Martin Wood

Writers:

Brad Wright (creator), Robert C. Cooper (creator),

Stars:

Joe Flanigan, Torri Higginson, Rachel Luttrell

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Joe Flanigan	...	Major John Sheppard
Torri Higginson	...	Dr. Elizabeth Weir
Rachel Luttrell	...	Teyla Emmagan
Rainbow Francks	...	Lt. Aiden Ford (as Rainbow Sun Francks)
David Hewlett	...	Dr. Rodney McKay
Robert Davi	...	Commander Acastus Kolya
Erin Chambers	...	Sora
Ryan Robbins	...	Ladon Radim
Paul McGillion	...	Dr. Carson Beckett
Jodie Graham	...	Genii Soldier
Steve Archer	...	Generator-Room Guard
Conan Graham	...	New Genii Soldier

Storyline

Dr. McKay makes one last plea to Kolya convincing him he and Weir both need to be kept alive to keep the city standing. He starts repairing the damaged grounding station. Kolya leaves Sheppard under the impression that he actually killed Weir and Sheppard seems not amused. He's determined to stop Kolya and his men by any means possible. While he tries to find opponents with his tracking device, Ladon, Kolya's technical officer finds a way to track him. Meanwhile Teyla, Ford and Beckett are waiting out the storm in a puddle jumper on the mainland. Then suddenly the sky clears up, they are in the eye of the storm.

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Plot Keywords:

title spoken by character

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Sci-Fi | Adventure

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Details

Release Date:

21 January 2005 (USA)

Company Credits

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Quotes

Dr. Rodney McKay: [Kolya is holding him by the edge of one of Atlantis' balconies] Trust me, I'm not that brave. I would help you if I could.

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Connections

References Star Trek (1966)

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Soundtracks

"Main Title"
Composed by Joel Goldsmith

User Reviews

Comment

All in all, the series is great, the only annoying thing I see in this series is this "Teyla" character, I grant, she knows her way around, but her big mouth, and down right stupidity, caused Shepard's team lots of problems - - - Tactically speaking, and strategically as a soldier, I'd kick her out of my team - - - Her actions right from the start, are more liability then advantage - - - - but what can you expect from a woman in the spec ops team, where clod hard tactical decisions are more important then stupidity of emotions, that can lead to sever long run catastrophe - - - - the best example are her actions at the beginning of the series, in the part "Season 1, Episode 7: Underground" Where she tries to save a doomed man, thus leading to death of the soldier accompanying her, and alerting the whole ship to their presence, as the soldier had to shut that doomed man ( shooting him, leading to their discovery ) - - - - Suffice it to say, to me her character is annoying as hell, but hey every show has to have those too - - - - It is just a comment, not a criticism - - -