Colonel Carter
01-07-2006, 01:32 AM
Title: The Hive (Part 2)
Directed by: Martin Wood
Written by: Carl Binder
Original Air Date: November 21, 2005 (The Movie Network)
Synopsis: After the attempt to destroy the Hive backfires, the team becomes captured by the Wraith, demanding answers. Meanwhile, Dr. McKay takes a massive dose of enzyme and escapes to Atlantis in a state of frenzy, but his choice could put him on the edge of death. (This episode was nominated for a Gemini Award in the category "Best Sound in a Dramatic Series".)
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Awesome opening credits. And the show wasn't half bad either.
The idea of human Wraith worshippers is rather disgusting. Of course the Wraith are rather disgusting as well. The Wraith never struck me as the type to have human slave, let alone want them to worship them.
What is it with Stargate and false gods anyway?
I knew the girl they rescued was also no good the same time as Shepard, maybe a little before, as soon as she asked him what his world was like I felt suspcious and then when she asked what the name of his world was I knew she was no good, though I though she might be a Wraith in disguise.
I liked Ford before he became half-Wraith, I want to see him back at Atlantis and on the show full time again, he was a good character. And get rid of this new Colonel!
I did notice a blooper as well. When Sheppard and the gang returned through the Stargate, Weir asked the technician who it was and the technician said he received She's IDC code just a moment before we hear the gate actually open. Since the wormhole wasn't yet established, it would have been impossible for him to have received a code at that time.
Directed by: Martin Wood
Written by: Carl Binder
Original Air Date: November 21, 2005 (The Movie Network)
Synopsis: After the attempt to destroy the Hive backfires, the team becomes captured by the Wraith, demanding answers. Meanwhile, Dr. McKay takes a massive dose of enzyme and escapes to Atlantis in a state of frenzy, but his choice could put him on the edge of death. (This episode was nominated for a Gemini Award in the category "Best Sound in a Dramatic Series".)
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Awesome opening credits. And the show wasn't half bad either.
The idea of human Wraith worshippers is rather disgusting. Of course the Wraith are rather disgusting as well. The Wraith never struck me as the type to have human slave, let alone want them to worship them.
What is it with Stargate and false gods anyway?
I knew the girl they rescued was also no good the same time as Shepard, maybe a little before, as soon as she asked him what his world was like I felt suspcious and then when she asked what the name of his world was I knew she was no good, though I though she might be a Wraith in disguise.
I liked Ford before he became half-Wraith, I want to see him back at Atlantis and on the show full time again, he was a good character. And get rid of this new Colonel!
I did notice a blooper as well. When Sheppard and the gang returned through the Stargate, Weir asked the technician who it was and the technician said he received She's IDC code just a moment before we hear the gate actually open. Since the wormhole wasn't yet established, it would have been impossible for him to have received a code at that time.