Recap
Sheppard and his team are returning from a mission via Jumper and approaching a space Stargate. There’s a power surge and the Jumper goes out of control, slamming into the Stargate. They start to plummet toward the planet below while Rodney is unable to activate the systems. There’s an electrical discharge that he’s unable to identify. Before they can crash, the power comes back on-line and they get through the Stargate and back to Atlantis...
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Episode Notes
This episode features the return of Dr. Elizabeth Weir, although the character is played by a different actor when the original turned down the role.
Excepts by Martin Gero ("Be All My Sins Remember'd (2)") and Carl Binder ("Lifeline").
Episode Quotes
Rodney: Okay, I got bad news and I got good news.
Sheppard: What is it?
Rodney: There's little or no chance of getting the DHD working - the system is completely out of wack. It's gonna take some incredibly intricate re-routing of the power in order-
Sheppard: Woh, woh! What's the good news?
Rodney: That was the good news. The bad news is we lost life support.
Ronon: So no air?
Rodney: Right, that's...that's why it's bad.
Woolsey: Any of the other Jumpers reporting trouble?
Sheppard: No. Probably an isolated incident, but McKay and Zelenka are checking into it. We should probably ground the Jumpers until we know what the problem is, though.
Woolsey: Alright, but the planet. Suitable for an Alpha site?
Sheppard: Yeah, perfect. Well, except from the monkey-like creature flying around, but I think we can handle that.
Woolsey: Monkey?
Sheppard: Yeah, McKay's got some photos. He'll show 'em to ya.
Woolsey: Did you say "flying"?
Woolsey: Ronon, you don't have to stay there the whole time you know.
Ronon: I'm good.
Rodney: Talk, talk, talk, that's all he does. You can't shut him up.