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New Order (1)

Episode Number: 155    Season Num: 8    First Aired: Friday July 9, 2004    Prod Code: 801
While Sam and Teal'c go to the planet of the former human-form Replicators to contact the Asgard to cure Jack, Daniel and Dr. Weir must deal with Goa'uld System Lords who want the Ancients weapon the Tau'ri used to destroy Anubis.

Cast and Crew

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Writer: Joseph Mallozzi, Paul Mullie
Director: Andy Mikita
Star: Christopher Judge (Teal'c),  Amanda Tapping (Captain/Major/ Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter),  Michael Shanks (Dr. Daniel Jackson (Seasons 1-5, 7+))
Recurring Role: Barclay Hope (Col. Pendergast),  Chelah Horsdal (Commanding Officer),  Dan Shea (Sgt. Siler),  Geoff Redknap (Asgard Puppeteer),  Jeny Cassady (Asgard Puppeteer),  Steve Bacic (Camulus),  David DeLuise (Pete Shanahan),  Vince Crestejo (Goa'uld System Lord Yu-huang "Yu The Great" Shang Ti),  Michael Shanks (Thor (voice)),  G. Patrick Currie (Fifth),  Gary Jones (Technician/Sergeant Walter Davis)
Guest Star: Kira Clavell (Amateratsu),  Kevan Ohtsji (Oshu - First Prime to Yu),  Todd Masters (Asgard Puppeteer),  Adam Behr (Asgard Puppeteer),  Paul Hoosen (Asgard Puppeteer),  Torri Higginson (Dr. Elizabeth Weir),  Brad Proctor (Asgard Puppeteer)

Notes

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Richard Dean Anderson (Jack O'Neill) does not appear in this episode. (edit)
At some point in this season, they change Walter Davis's name to Walter Harriman because there is an actual USAF officer with the name Walter Davis. This was actually changed in Season 6, but the patch of his uniform was not fixed. You can tell by looking at his nametag, it changes from having two words (Walter Davis) on the top line to having one long word (Harriman) on the top line. (edit)
Kira Clavell (Amateratsu) auditioned for the role of Teyla Emmagen in Stargate: Atlantis. (edit)
Slightly new footage in the opening credits, including Christopher Judge's cast picture showing him with his new ‘do. Don S. Davis also no longer appears in the credits or stars in the series. (edit)
All guest cast and co-stars are listed for both episodes, although some only appear in one part or the other. (edit)

Quotes

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Weir: That’s the bright side?
Daniel: More of a slightly less dark side. (edit)
Daniel: I guess you did learn something from your father's poker games.
Weir: Always bet big when bluffing.
Daniel: I just didn't know you were looking to become a System Lord. (edit)
Carter: I know. So, you wanna talk?
Teal'c: Concerning what subject?
Carter: I dunno. How’s Rya’c?
Teal'c: Fine.
Carter: You still keeping in touch with Ishta?
Teal'c: Indeed.
Carter: Bra’tac?
Teal'c: Bra’tac is well.
Carter: C’mon, Teal’c, throw me a bone here!
Teal'c: How is Pete Shanahan?
Carter: He’s fine. (edit)
Weir: I was never good at bluffing.
Daniel: Trust me you better learn quick because if they learn we can't use the Ancient weapon to defend ourselves this game is over! (Weir stares at him) Too much? (edit)
Thor: The mass of Replicator blocks has begun moving away from the event horizon.
Sam: How is that possible?
Thor: They have the time dilation device, I do not know exactly how, but they seem to have used it to counteract the gravitational effects that should be pulling them in.
Sam: Frightening... not only that they can do that, but that you don't know how.
Thor: I agree. (edit)

Trivia

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In this episode, Thor refers to the new Asgard home planet, Orilla, as being "rich in neutronium" on which both Asgard and humaniform replicator technology is based. As the term is commonly used, neutronium consists entirely of neutrons, and, if it exists, weighs somewhere around a half-billion tons per tablespoon. If neutronium existed on a planet, nothing would prevent it from sinking to the core of the world. Neutron stars, or pulsars, are believed to be solid neutrons and the densest bodies in the universe short of black holes. Since neutrons can be produced by known nuclear processes, it is far more likely that neutronium is something that would be manufactured rather than found. (edit)
When Jack was frozen in the Ancient outpost, his jacket's collar was folded down, but when he was transported to Thor's ship, his collar was folded up. (edit)

Allusions

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Goa'uld: Amateratsu
Shinto Sun goddess, traditionally the Japanese royal family are her descendants. (edit)
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9.6
Superb
New Order (1)
"Series classic"
Elizabeth Weir trying to become System Lord...
Continue » Posted Apr 8, 2008 1:34 pm PST
8.0
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New Order (1)
"Average"
good episode...
Continue » Posted Aug 22, 2007 4:21 pm PST

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8.1
Great
New Order (1)
"Well written"
About time they brought back Fifth
Continue » Posted Oct 18, 2005 5:58 am PST

tvrev
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7.0
Good
New Order (1)
"Not my favorite storyline"
i really hate when writer try political episode about system-lords, i was impressed but great clifhanger.
Continue » Posted Sep 18, 2005 9:26 am PST

Collecionador
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10.0
Perfect
New Order (1)
"A very special episode"
One of the most intrigants episode of Stargate SG-1...
Continue » Posted Jul 12, 2005 6:45 am PST
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