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Rodney McKay thinks he knows who will be the next leader of the Atlantis expedition - himself. He's heard that they will likely appoint someone with a scientific background and who better than himself than himself to fill the job. He is therefore taken aback when Col. Samatha Carter is named to the post. Ronon Dex meanwhile is happy to find three of his old Satedan friends alive and well. They would like nothing better than to have him join their fight against the Wraith, against whom they seem to have had some success. He would like to bring them to Atlantis but Col. Carter refuses, which he takes as a personal affront. Ronon decides he's going to leave Atlantis but when Sheppard's team goes on a joint mission with the Satedans against the Wraith, Ronon realizes something is very wrong. Written by
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Ronon Dex:
I hear you're in charge.
Colonel Samantha Carter:
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somewhat confused, glances from McKay to Ronan]
Dr. Rodney McKay:
Ah... Ronan, this is Colonel Carter. Sam, this is Ronan, he's...
Colonel Samantha Carter:
Satedan.
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walking around desk to be closer to them]
Colonel Samantha Carter:
And... a member of your team, of course. What can I do for you?
Ronon Dex:
Uh, I wanna bring some friends to Atlantis and apparently I've gotta clear it through you first.
Colonel Samantha Carter:
Unfortunately, some new security procedures prevent me from allowing any off-world visits to Atlantis for the time being.
Ronon Dex:
Under whose authority?
Colonel Samantha Carter:
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With Samantha Carter now filling the shoes of Elizabeth Weir, there's a return to business for the Atlantis regulars.
This is a satisfying episode with the return of the always-threatening, life-sucking Wraith posing a problem once more.
"Reunion" is a chance for Jason Momoa to demonstrate his acting talents and he delivers a great performance here. Dex is an interesting character and Momoa really makes the most of the script. The early scene with Carter and Dex is an interesting indication of how the series may progress. New characters interacting means new dynamics and Carter's presence will result in changes to the way people operate.
While not really taking the series anywhere new, "Reunion" is a solid episode.
8 out of 10.