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Daniel and Vala travel to Atlantis in search of Merlin's anti-Ori weapon, while Sam, and Mitchell join forces with Dr. McKay to lock out the Ori supergate.
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  • finally to Atlantis, but other than that, boring episode...

    7.5
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    It was great to see the chemistry between the Atlantis cast and the SG-1 cast. It was funny and clever and really made the episode worth watching for me. Other than that, however, it was boreing. The whole point of going to Atlantis seemed farfetched, like the writers just wanted to make an excuse to get the characters of SG-1 to Atlantis. The story/plot was annoying and boreing to me. It seemed like something they've done a hundred times before and it was pointless. However, it still had many good moments and the ancient that helped Daniel was interesting. Overall, an ok episode with good writing but a boring story.moreless

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  • Great episode

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    For those of you who don't watch Atlantis you finally get to see it.

    I'm suprised it took them so long to show Atlantis in SG-1, seen as the Daedalus has been making regular trips there since the begining of season 2 (Atlantis) and season 9 (SG-1), although I know the Daedalus is never seen in SG-1. It was good to see the Atlantis cast although it was ashame Ronin and Teyla weren't there. Reading some other reviews I saw that some people thought the story was quite weak, I have to disagree. I've found alot of SG-1 very repetative, the amount of alternate reality episodes for example. This episode is different, I thought the story was very original and included alot of humour between the Atlantis and SG-1 casts. All in all I think this is one of the best season 10 episodes and only wish they had visited Atlantis again before the show finally endedmoreless

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  • This is the passing of the torch episode for all SG-1 fans mourning the loss of the long running show that we all love so much.

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    As a long standing member of the Stargate fanclub from it's inception in the blockbuster movie of 1994, this is quite simply the best episode.

    I have recently embarked upon a nostalgic review of all released Stargate episodes since season 1 of Atlantis. This has refreshed my memory of the plot developments and contributed to my appreciation of Stargate SG-1 - Season 10 - Episode 3 - The Pegasus Project.

    Most of your favourite characters are there, participating in intergalactic plans that set the tone for the remainder of the last season of SG-1, and the next two seasons of Atlantis.moreless

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  • needed to be a two-parter.

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    daniel jackson is one of my favourite characters and he is denied a chance to really look around atlantis in this episode. i would have liked to see daniel explore the rest of the city in a second episode of SG1 or even an overlapping episode of SG Atlantis. because for daniel, his goal within the stargate universe is to go to atlantis and stay full time studying the databases.
    One good thing about this is that the atlantis crew and the SG1 crew interacted really well and fans of SG Atlantis shouldnt be worried about an invasion of SG1 personnel because for me daniel is the only one with a reason to go to atlantis and i hope to see it happen.moreless

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  • Atlantis...

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    Oh, watching this episode now when there is almost a month to season 5 of Stargate Atlantis, this also serves as a little nostalgia - to remind how wonderful everything was then. This episode is a beautiful mix of all the things going on in both galaxies - wraith and ori.. stargates and supergate.. and ofcourse the hologram, what comes out is not hologram at all. I think this episode will have some huge impact of what will happen in future but I think Daniel missed the most important sentence what Morgana le Fay said just before she was pulled back.. But I think it is wanted this way.

    Anyway, it was lovely episode, lot of happening, revelations.. answers and much much questions.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • Morgan tells Daniel, Vala, and Elizabeth that the first human to step foot on Atlantis after the evacuation was Doctor Elizabeth Weir. Elizabeth wasn't the first person to step foot on Atlantis after the evacuation (although she appeared on Atlantis before the evacuation). Colonel Marshall Sumner was the first one to step through the wormhole to Atlantis in "Rising," then three security forces enlisted personnel, and then Elizabeth. Edit
    • When John (Joe Flanigan) and Cam (Ben Browder) are talking and John comments that they "just painted" John's comment is, in fact, true to life. Over the hiatus the Atlantis set was redone and painted a different color than it had been in season 1 Edit
    • Dr. Weir at one point uses the word "pronunciation", but pronounces it "proNOUNciation." Edit
  • Notes

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    • Syndication Premiere: October 6, 2007 Edit
    • This episode first aired in Canada on Thursday, November 16th, 2006. Edit
    • McKay's references to a concussion is a reference to the events of the Stargate: Atlantis episode "Grace Under Pressure." Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Daniel: You're just gonna have to get used to the fact that this is probably gonna take a while. Vala: The way you approach things it could take the rest of our lives. Daniel: I'm sorry, but we're not going to find the location of this thing by looking under 'w' for weapon. Vala: 'P' for planet, then? I'm just saying, ask the question. Daniel: Dr. Weir already tried it, it would be a complete waste of time. Vala: It would take all of 11 seconds! Edit
    • McKay: What stories? What have you heard? Mitchell: Well for starters, that you didn't know the meaning of the word "impossible." And under threat of impending death that you can work absolute miracles. McKay: I assume Sheppard told you that. Mitchell: Yes he did. McKay: Yes, well it's all true but I'm not under the threat of impending death and I don't... (Mitchell pulls out a lemon) Mitchell: Not yet. Keep it up. Edit
    • Mitchell: Is that thing cool or what? McKay: Hmm... Mitchell: The black hole. McKay: What you're looking at is called the accretion disk. It's matter trapped in the gravity well. You can't actually see the black hole itself. Mitchell: ...which is cool. Edit
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    • Vala: I thought we imposed a moratorium on cultural references I wouldn't understand. On Farscape, John Crichton (Ben Browder) would constantly use pop culture references from Earth that only made sense to him. Aeryn Sun (Claudia Black) was one of the people who never understood what he was saying. Edit
    • Mitchell: So we slingshot, use the gravity well to accelerate back out. The "slingshot" maneuver Col. Mitchell suggests to escape the black hole's gravity is very similar to the maneuver that launched John Crichton, Ben Browder's Farscape character, into a wormhole in the pilot episode of that series. Edit
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