Stargate: SG-1 S7E19 'Resurrection' - DVD
"The SG-1 team - minus Col. O'Neill who is recuperating from their most
recent battle with the Goa'uld - find themselves in Los Angeles at the
request of Agent Malcolm Barrett who has uncovered yet another rogue NID
operation. In a laboratory housed in a derelict industrial site, they
find several dead bodies and a young woman, Anna, who is locked away.
The sole survivor of the massacre isn't saying much and Anna denies
having anything to do with the deaths, despite video footage clearly
showing her to be the shooter. As they try to determine exactly what is
going on, they discover an activated timing device on a naquadah bomb
and have only a few hours to solve the mystery before them."
(Of course we know the REAL reason O'Neill is MIA here. He's just too
lazy to show up for work!)

Dr. Bill Lee: According to these readings, there's a ten pound
block of naquadah in this thing.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: What's that supposed to mean?
Dr. Bill Lee: It would be very bad if it went off.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: Well, it's a bomb, right? I mean, usually
it's not a good thing when they go off.
Dr. Bill Lee: True.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: Can we move this?
Teal'c: From what I know of Goa'uld weaponry, that would be unwise.
It may have a sensor that would detect such an action.
Dr. Bill Lee: Yeah, I don't even want to go there.
Dr. Bill Lee: Let's see if we can disarm it here first.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: Let me get the local authorities to start
evacuating the area.
Dr. Bill Lee: Thanks for the vote of confidence.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: How many miles are we talking about here?
Dr. Bill Lee: I dunno. How big is Orange County?

Teal'c: This indicates it belongs to Sekhmet.
Agent Malcolm Barrett: Who was that?
Teal'c: A Goa'uld who at one time was loyal to Ra.
Dr. Daniel Jackson: From what we know, she was a powerful ally of
his. He would routinely dispatch her to rule planets in his stead, quell
rebellions, oversee mass executions. You know, all the fun stuff.

Character Error: When Anna sets her drawings on fire inside of her
enclosure, Daniel turns and yells, "Fire!" When he does you can clearly
see a fire extinguisher on the wall about 20 feet behind him, yet he
continues to yell "Fire!" and move in that direction, ignoring the
extinguisher.

Trivia: Amanda Tapping's directorial debut on Stargate SG-1. (IMDb
lists it as her first directorial gig ever.)

Commentary: Actor Amanda Tapping and Camera Operator Will Waring.
(Obviously this one was important.) "Hi, I'm Amanda Tapping, director."
*giggles* Michael Shanks wrote the episode. They started shooting the
episode on Tapping's birthday, August 28. She refuses to say what year
or give any age information. And giggles. This was the last episode
shot of the season, which meant that there was very little opportunity
for reshoots. She talks a lot about the technicalities of shooting.

What Did You Watch?

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Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:
>
>
> Stargate: SG-1 S7E19 'Resurrection' - DVD
> "The SG-1 team - minus Col. O'Neill who is recuperating from their most
> recent battle with the Goa'uld - find themselves in Los Angeles at the
> request of Agent Malcolm Barrett who has uncovered yet another rogue NID
> operation. In a laboratory housed in a derelict industrial site, they
> find several dead bodies and a young woman, Anna, who is locked away.
> The sole survivor of the massacre isn't saying much and Anna denies
> having anything to do with the deaths, despite video footage clearly
> showing her to be the shooter. As they try to determine exactly what is
> going on, they discover an activated timing device on a naquadah bomb
> and have only a few hours to solve the mystery before them."
> (Of course we know the REAL reason O'Neill is MIA here. He's just too
> lazy to show up for work!)
>
> Dr. Bill Lee: According to these readings, there's a ten pound
> block of naquadah in this thing.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: What's that supposed to mean?
> Dr. Bill Lee: It would be very bad if it went off.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: Well, it's a bomb, right? I mean, usually
> it's not a good thing when they go off.
> Dr. Bill Lee: True.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: Can we move this?
> Teal'c: From what I know of Goa'uld weaponry, that would be unwise.
> It may have a sensor that would detect such an action.
> Dr. Bill Lee: Yeah, I don't even want to go there.
> Dr. Bill Lee: Let's see if we can disarm it here first.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: Let me get the local authorities to start
> evacuating the area.
> Dr. Bill Lee: Thanks for the vote of confidence.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: How many miles are we talking about here?
> Dr. Bill Lee: I dunno. How big is Orange County?

I hate Lee enough that I was hoping the bomb would go off. I certainly
wouldn’t trust him with anything important.

>
> Teal'c: This indicates it belongs to Sekhmet.
> Agent Malcolm Barrett: Who was that?
> Teal'c: A Goa'uld who at one time was loyal to Ra.
> Dr. Daniel Jackson: From what we know, she was a powerful ally of
> his. He would routinely dispatch her to rule planets in his stead, quell
> rebellions, oversee mass executions. You know, all the fun stuff.
>
> Character Error: When Anna sets her drawings on fire inside of her
> enclosure, Daniel turns and yells, "Fire!" When he does you can clearly
> see a fire extinguisher on the wall about 20 feet behind him, yet he
> continues to yell "Fire!" and move in that direction, ignoring the
> extinguisher.
>
> Trivia: Amanda Tapping's directorial debut on Stargate SG-1. (IMDb
> lists it as her first directorial gig ever.)
>
>
> Commentary: Actor Amanda Tapping and Camera Operator Will Waring.
> (Obviously this one was important.) "Hi, I'm Amanda Tapping, director."
> *giggles* Michael Shanks wrote the episode.

I want to like this episode a lot more than I do. It’s just way too
derivative of mad killer in a glass box shows.

They started shooting the
> episode on Tapping's birthday, August 28. She refuses to say what year

Siri says 1965.

> or give any age information. And giggles. This was the last episode
> shot of the season, which meant that there was very little opportunity
> for reshoots. She talks a lot about the technicalities of shooting.
>
>
> What Did You Watch?
>

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