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Stargate SG-1 :: Fragile Balance (07x03)
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| Title: | Fragile Balance |
| Episode #: | 07x03 |
| Production Number: | 703 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday June 20th, 2003 |
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 Gus
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This is one of SG-1's all-time greats. Personally, it's my second favourite episode, second only to the brilliant "Window of Opportunity". This episode was supposed to made back in Season Four and I'm glad it wasn't because I doubt it could have been as good as this. The main reason, I think, that this episode is so good is Michael Welch. The whole episode depended on whether or not he could pull off a convincing imitation of Richard Dean Anderson. He not only does a good imitation but he practically makes the role his own, at least as much as he could. When you watch him, you are totally convinced that he is the "same" Jack O'Neill who had been with SG-1 since the very beginning. Although RDA only appears in the last few minutes of this episode, it's hardly noticeable because of Welch's performance. He's a great actor and was brilliant in Star Trek: Insurrection, Joan of Arcadia and Frasier. He is one of the show's best guest stars and best characters for a long time. One of very few bad things about this episode is that Amanda Tapping got too much to do while Michael Shanks and Christopher Judge got too little.
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| Review posted on Tuesday, January 2nd 2007 11:10 am |
1 member found this review useful, 1 member didn't find this review useful
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