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 Clip Show and Woolsey character development October 30, 2008
I enjoyed this episode of Stargate Atlantis mostly because of the character development of Woolsey.
It's a shame that Stargate Atlantis has been canceled, because I have been pleasantly surprised by Woolsey's actions in this episode and his overall development as the leader of SGA. He was learning to see that sometimes you just could not always do everything "by the book." and as a result he did some very suprising things in this episode that I would never have thought him of doing in the past. What would have been in store for him in a season six? Sadly we will never know.
Yes, it is a "clip show" but I enjoyed Woolsey's development. For me the first few minutes of the show and the last part when Woolsey shows up and the only really good parts.
clips episode October 28, 2008
This episode ties together assorted episode clips to illustrate the overall mission: do what can be done to keep the galaxies free.
 It's a clip show. October 27, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I thought these were dead. Why not just have one less episode? This is irritating, especially when one has actually paid for the episode.
 great episode October 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Lots of action, and twists. Great episode, brought bits of previous episodes into it as well.
 Tired of imagining. Time for real life. October 16, 2008
Stargate was okay for awhile, but they're drifting off into complete imaginary realms. It really gets boring watching these plastic-fantastic, unrealistic people acting like they're constantly saving the world, when in reality all they're actually doing is getting paid a heck of a lot of money for doing practically nothing. Can you imagine the homes these people own?? And all because they got their 'shot' in the film industry. Must be nice to have (and make) all that money, for doing nothing but acting. It's all just BS. These people are NOT our saviors, and they are NOT what they portray on your TV screen. Wake up. TV will not last another 15 years because there are too many commercials, and too many actors being paid WAY too much money.
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