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So, here's the answers to yesterday's quiz! If you haven't taken the quiz yet, Go here and take it! We'll be waiting for you to get back.

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Here it is! The moment you've been waiting for since last season! (Okay, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, heh). The Season Ending Trivia Quiz ( Read more... )

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Welcome to our Second Annual Stargate SG1 Clip Show, entitled Out Of Mind!

Transcript is here.

Unusually enough, this year's clip show is mixed in with the end-of-season cliffhanger, during which dramatic tension (and a subtly understated score) is used to induce the audience to keep watching next season to find out how it all ends!

( Cryogenics and flashbacks and Tok'ra technology - oh my! )

The episode "1969" is a pivotal one in SG-1 canon in relation to the establishment of time travel, alternate universes and the ethics behind the team dabbling with the power of the gate to bring it all about.

( Grandfather paradox, shmandfather paradox: )

( Soggy team, silly jammies, suspicious Jack, smart Sam, weed-whackered Daniel and nakeddity. Or, it's all about the hair )

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Transcript is here.

This is one of my favorite episodes of all time. In it, the amazing versatility of the zat is abused without shame, General Hammond is awesome in two different decades, and "wardrobe malfunction" doesn't even begin to cover it.

( Ah, time-travel and Stargate. The two great tastes that taste great together! )

( Striped Pants, Bad German Accents and Wacky Time Travel Hijinx )