Pretty awesome stargate shoes that that Jacqueline procured at AT8 this weekend which were created by Sophie.
A mandated day of rest and Carson is eager to go fishing on the mainland but one by one his friends duck his invitation and Rodney goes as far as to use Kate as an excuse to renege on his promise to accompany Carson. Elizabeth meanwhile is playing footsy with a rather dashing civilian member of the expedition but her own ethics and maybe doubts push her towards the more solitary position while in command of Atlantis. Tragedy strikes when an explosions kills a young scientist and it’s discovered her own body created the explosive in the guise of a tumor which was created when
she and a colleague were exposed to an Ancient device which was emitting radiation. Carson is unaware he is preparing to operate on the other scientist whose body is a time bomb but as we would expect he refuses to leave the patient to die and the consequences for the turtles are dire.
I don’t think we need to say too much about Sunday, a fun episode which has a very dark underside and you really get suckered into happy and fun feeling that Atlantis is enjoying with the totally unexpected results of the explosion and death of Dr Harriet Hewston and injury to Teyla. It was good to see Dr Watson played by Daniel Bacon who had also played a technician on Stargate SG1 and the style of the episode with flashbacks and multiple viewpoints was a perfect choice to tell the story.
Paul McGillion did himself and his character proud and we may look back and wonder if the writers could have done a lot more with the character in the three seasons he was on the show but we’ll never know but at least this isn’t the end for Carson, scifi shows never really kill off anyone so we may just get to see the good Doctor some time in the future. Many thanks to Thomas for joining us on the show, US, UK and Finland scheduling can make things interesting but we got the job done and Thomas will be returning for the SG1 finale in a few weeks. This weeks promo was for the Tuning Into Scifi podcast, an excellent resource for genre television news, reviews and features. Next week we will be looking at the Stargate SG1 episode Family Ties when we get to meet Vala’s father and that should be a lot of fun, we hope you join us and don’t forget to let us know what you think of the episode and Stargate in general.
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- Sunday IMDB
- Sunday Wiki
- Matthew Del Negro
- Kavan Smith
- Brenda James
- Caroline Cave
- Lara Gilchrist
- Daniel Bacon
- Lindsay Collins
- David Nykl
- William Waring
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Douglas H. Arthurs
Douglas appeared in four episodes of Stargate SG1, Lord Heru’ur in three and one as Kah’l (The Serpent’s Lair). He has also been in The X-Files, Harsh Realm, Smallville, Arrow and Kingdom Hospital. IMDB
Matthew Walker
Matthew played both Roham & Merlin in five Stargate SG1 episodes as well as Moros in the Stargate Atlantis episode Before I Sleep. He’s also guest starred on Smallville, Cold Squad, Mr Young and Sanctuary. IMDB
Matthew Bennett
Matthew played Jared Kane in two episodes of Stargate SG1 ( Ethon and Icon ) and also Ted in the episode Point of No Return. He was also a recurring character on Battlestar Galactica playing Aaron Doral and has starred in Cold Squad, Orphan Black and Peacemakers. IMDB
Kathleen Munroe
Kathleen was Amanda Perry in four episodes of Stargate Universe as well as playing Audrey Parker in Haven and then appearing in Alphas, CSI NY, Supernatural and Resurrection. IMDB Twitter
Ryan Jefferson Booth
Ryan played Corporal Marsden in six episodes of Stargate Universe and a Jaffa on the SG1 episode Endgame. He has also appeared on Fringe, Rise of the Planet of the Apes and The 4400. IMDB Twitter
Tom J. Astle
Tom wrote the Stargate SG1 episode Cor-ai and is the creator of the tv show So Weird. He also wrote Failure to Launch, penned episodes of Clueless and The Tracy Morgan Show and is slated to write Get Smart 2. IMDB
JR Bourne
JR Bourne played the Tok’ra Martouf / Lantash on seven episodes of Stargate SG1, he’s also been in Fringe and starred in Revenge, The Secret Circle and plays Mr Argent on Teen Wolf. IMDB Twitter
Jennifer Page
Jennifer was part of the team that cast both Stargate Atlantis and Universe, she has also worked on Once Upon A Time, X Company, Gracepoint, Bates Motel, Intruders and Almost Human. IMDB
Ellie Harvie
Ellie played Dr. Lindsey Novak in three episodes of Stargate (Prometheus Unbound on SG1 and on Atlantis Critical Mass and The Siege P3). She has also been on The Dead Zone, Terminal City, The Collector, Fools For Hire and Supernatural. IMDB Twitter
Michael Rooker
Michael played Colonel Edwards in the Stargate SG1 episode Enemy Mine and more recently starred as Merle in The Walking Dead quickly becoming a fan favourite. He has also guest starred on Archer, Psych, Burn Notice, Chuck, Thief, Cliffhanger and Jeremiah. IMDB Twitter Official
Deborah Theaker
Deborah appeared once on Stargate SG1 in the episode Citizen Joe playing Charlene Spencer and has also appeared in Joey, Reno 911!, The Burbs, Maniac Mansion, ALF, Bones and Entourage. IMDB
Kathleen Barr
Kathleen voiced Draga in Stargate Infinity and has a huge resume of voice work dating back to 1979 and her first work on Galaxy Express 999 through Spider-Man Unlimited to My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. IMDB Behind The Voice
Mitch Pileggi
Mitch played Colonel Caldwell on twenty two episodes of Stargate Atlantis and Walter Skinner on The X-Files and it’s been announced he will be returning to the X-Files.He’s also appeared on both versions of Dallas and been in Supernatural, Sons of Anarchy, Medium and Grey’s Anatomy. IMDB Twitter
Greg Anderson
Greg played an Ori and Prior in six episodes of Stargate SG1 as well as the tv movie The Ark of Truth, he’s also been in The 4400, Traffic and House Of Lies. IMDB
A great video of a wonderful piece of art being created right in front of your eyes, many thanks to Katrin Dötsch for sharing her take on Joe Flanigan aka John Sheppard from Stargate Atlantis. Check out her youtube channel and online presence on Facebook or Deviant Art for more of her work.
The leaders of the Jaffa meet at Dar Eshkalon to discuss the ongoing threat of the ORI military forces within the Milky Way galaxy but soon after Teal’c and Bra’tac arrive a bomb in detonated slaughtering virtually all in attendance. Teal’c was outside the immediate blast zone investigating some suspicious behaviour and thus wasn’t critically injured unlike Bra’tac who is currently sedated within the SGC infirmary. Teal’c shares his suspicions of the Jaffa Bak’al who he has seen at Dar Eshkalon and his master Arkad who has been gathering forces and has shown no honour or allegiance to the mainstream Jaffa nation. The SGC and IOA are not comfortable with Teal’c going on a mission of revenge so he departs on his investigation alone and begins to find the proof he needs to link the explosives used to Bak’al and Arkad while the SGC are visited by Arkad offering a gesture of peace through information of a plot against the Earth. The IOA are keen to take the road of appeasement and SG1 are ordered to track down Teal’c before he does something which could inflame tensions and force the hand of Arkad but they are too late, Teal’c takes SG1 and SG3 out of the equations and faces Arkad in one on one combat in a spectacularly blood thirsty fashion.
Talion is a masterpiece for Teal’c and Christopher Judge and you’ve got to admit it may only have been possible at the end of the shows run on television, the violence is certainly ramped up and the liberal amounts of blood is splashed about with abandon. We see Teal’c turning down the off the books offer of help from members of SG1 and we wonder if that is not only to safeguard them but to allow him to do what he believes will be necessary, in essence we are going to see Teal’c as he was as the feared first prime of Apophis rather than the more restrained but equally effective member of SG1. Craig Fairbrass, Peter Kent and John Tench all play good characters if a little cliched but that’s exactly what this story requires, you can only do so much in under an hour of television.
A big thank you to everyone for listening to the show through March, that was the best month for downloads for quite a while and that doesn’t even include Stitcher but we are still not getting a lot of feedback and that normally always cheers us up and of course as most podcasts say reviews and ratings on itunes and Stitcher are pure gold if only to near the top when someone does a search for the topic they cover, in our case Stargate.
This weeks podcast promo was for The Batcave Podcast a show which deals mostly with the classic Adam West and Burt Ward series, lots of fun if you like me enjoyed the antics of the dynamic duo. Next week we are going to be looking at the Stargate Atlantis episode Sunday, get the tissues ready and our guest will be Thomas, hope you can join us for that.
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- Talion IMDB
- Talion Wiki
- Tony Amendola
- Craig Fairbrass
- Eric Breker
- Peter Kent
- John Tench
- Lexa Doig
- Andy Mikita
Mentions…
- Chevron 8.2
- The Official Stargate Convention
- Fan Expo Dallas
- Supanova Pop Culture Expo
- StarFest
- Ottawa ComicCon
- London Film & Comic Con
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Robin Mossley
Robin has been in two episodes of Stargate SG1 first as Malikai in Window of Opportunity and then as Dr. Reimer in the episode Morpheus. He has also guest starred on Andromeda, Reaper, About A Girl, Psych, Hope Island and Sanctuary. IMDB
Lawrence Dane
Lawrence appeared just the once on Stargate SG1 as Major General Bauer in the episode Chain Reaction. He has also appeared on Sofia, Absolution, Queer As Folk, The Hunger, Flashpoint, Airwolf and Street Legal. IMDB
Alessandro Juliani
Alessandro played Katep in the SG1 episode Moebius (1&2) and Eliam in the episode Scorched Earth. He also starred on Battlestar Galactica as Felix Gaeta and also appeared on Smallville, Fringe, Cedar Cove, Almost Human and recently on The 100 as Sinclair. IMDB Behind The Voice
Bob Frazer
Bob appeared just the once on Stargate SG1 playing an Airman in the episode Hathor. He has also been on Cold Squad, The X-Files, First Wave, Motive, Continuum and Supernatural. IMDB Twitter
Jaime Ray Newman
Jaime played Lt. Laura Cadman in two episodes of Stargate Atlantis ( Duet and Critical Mass ) and has also guest starred on Eureka, Grimm, Veronica Mars, Bosch, NCIS and starred on Eastwick, Drop Dead Diva and Red Widow. IMDB Twitter Official
Tobias Mehler
Tobias was Lt. Graham Simmons in five episodes of Stargate SG1 and he played Zak Adama on the recent Battlestar Galactica. He has also appeared on Jeremiah, Robson Arms, The Icarus II Project, The Outer Limits, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Young Blades. IMDB
Michael Welch who played a young Jack O’Neill in the Stargate SG1 episode Fragile Balance made a guest appearance on “The List” the latest episode of NCIS New Orleans playing Kevin Heller whose life is threatened by an unknown gunman whose motive seems all to clear. Michael has recently appeared on Bones, Grimm, Scandal and Criminal Minds and starred on Z Nation.