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Stargate SG-1

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Season 6, Episode 17, Aired 2/14/03

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The existence of the Stargate is disclosed to other major countries.

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Richard Dean Anderson

Colonel/Brigadier General Jonathan J. "Jack" O'Neill (Seasons 1-8)
Don S. Davis

Major General George S. Hammond (Seasons 1-7)
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Only watch if you have never seen Stargate SG 1 before and want to know what happened

1.5

"Abysmal"

By loveroneil, Jul 28, 2010 Report Abuse

This should just be a bonus episode, not an epiode as part of a series. It is so boring and focuses on the most anoying character in the hole Stargate program. Kinsey, he is just so pointless and comes from a most stupid way of thinking. SG1 saved his life so moany times and he wants them shut down, just so dumb!!!!!!!!!
The other thing I hate about this episode is it makes America look like how they are represented in Team America, so that they dont want any other nations working with them, how dare they represent all earth? that's just dumb, you see on Atlantis they have all nationalities working in harmony, thats the way it should be.
This was just made so the actors could have a day off, go on holiday and probably to save money. Watch if u need some sleep!!!moreless

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General Hammond must defend the SGC to other nation\'s governments under attacks from Senator Kinsey...

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"Mediocre"

By CatSmw, Jul 28, 2010 Report Abuse

This was pretty much just a clip show, and not a very intersting one at that. The premise of the show is that Senator Kinsey devises an elaborate scheme to gain control over Stargate Command. However, there is no real suspense at all in the episode and nothing to keep me watching. I found myself incredibly bored throughout the whole episode. It was basically just a recap of that Stargate which I found to be done very poorly. About the only good part in the entire episode was seeing Thor come and visit the committee. Overall, I thought that it was a painfully boring episode and had no real purpose. The story for the episode was poorly written and definately wasn\'t worth watching.moreless

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This episode includes a selected board of foreign people to come and see what stargate is all about. Should say in the lead of USAF ( United States Air Force ), the "foreign people" are shared information about stargate, new threats to earth, and so on.moreless

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By Tontsa83, Jul 28, 2010 Report Abuse

Episode has nice potential line to make it clear to other great nations of Earth, the threat that Goauld provide. General Hammond is always nice to see in driverseat in so to speak off, he played his role very well i think on this episode, even tho i like more SG-1 vs Goauld storyline based episodes. The last visit of Supreme Commander of sgard fleet, the grey dude known as Thor was really nice also, cant see these guys enough. Besides he happens to shut up senator kinsey in a good fashion way :)

Just for last detail on the episode, youll get to see a quick spin what has happened on the serie for past 6 seasons, although they wont show stuff from all eps of course. But they are making a nice big pack of stuff thats been going around for the past 6 seasons.

And like Jack likes to say, "its ONeill with two L's"moreless

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now that there are m,embers of our alies at the sgc to discuss what they have never even been aware of, the stargate.They all feel so left out I guess you could say. But as the storeis unfold they realize they are not to sure they wanted to know almoreless

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By okeydokeythen, Jul 28, 2010 Report Abuse

This was a really good flashback episode. I like those. The chinese and Russians the french the brits. they are all there for the party. They are all so upset that this has been going on all this time and they had no idea.
Of course Senator Kinsey is there doing his dooms day if Sg1 stays on speach and they are all listening intently. As the Russian rep. points out that the expense is so overbaring that he thinks it is best to let the americans keep running the program and they could share in the benefits that are received from the travels.
Thor makes an appearance and explains that even tho they do have to keep Hammond and his team on the program for their continued assistance he would preferr that it remain the way it is with General Hjammond and sg1's capable hands.
It was a really good show I enjoyed it. It showed all the really good action senes in it and it was awesome.moreless

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"Mediocre"

By Parricida, Apr 29, 2010 Report Abuse

Mmm.. it was a beautiful lookback of previous doings of SG teams and what Stargate project has cause them, but to be honest - do we needed it? Those who have been watching it, know everything what has been going on. It had nothing new, no excitement and those little clips between the flashbacks - they tried to make some problem for us and maybe make us thing stargate will be take or something but at least I never even doubted they will work this out and Thor in the end... I most say quite cheap way to change everyone's mind.

Not my favorite episode.moreless

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- As with all of his previous appearances, Colonel Chekov's rack of ribbons makes no sense. It has as many as six duplicates of a few designs, scattered in no particular order. Edit
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- The desks seen during the briefing of the ambassadors (angled with lighted surface panels and metal tubes protruding from the rear) are the same ones seen in several rooms of Atlantis throughout Stargate Atlantis. Edit
- Since it's a clip show, typically used to save money, we get a minimal number of sets and no new appearances from regulars Richard Dean Anderson, Christopher Judge, or Amanda Tapping. Corin Nemec does not appear in this episode in either clips or original footage. Edit
- Basically a clip show, using footage from previous stories. Excerpts written by Peter DeLuise, Sam Egan, Jonathan Glassner, Michael Greenburg, Joseph Mallozzi, Paul Mullie, Jarrad Paul, Misha Rashovich, James Tichenor, Ron Wilkerson, and Brad Wright. Shows excerpted and credited stars: The Serpent's Venom (Michael Shanks, Carmen Argenzino), The Sentinel (Henry Gibson, Gary Jones), Summit (Jennifer Calvert, William de Vry), Revelations (David Palffy), Touchstone (Michael Shanks, Conan Graham), Shades of Grey (Christian Bocher, Linnea Sharples), A Matter of Time (Dan Shea), Message in a Bottle (Michael Shanks), and Foothold (Alex Zahara). Edit
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- Davis: Obviously, this is very confusing at first glance. British Ambassador: (sarcastically) Oh, no, no, no. What could be more clear? There were two different sorts of alien ships. I follow completely. Edit
- Thor: Senator Kinsey. O'Neill suggested I send you to a distant planet for your actions here. I am reasonably certain his statement was in jest. Kinsey: I'm sure it was, Commander... Thor: Supreme Commander. Edit
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