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'''Sheppard:''' And they [[EatTheDog make good soup]].
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'''Sheppard:''' And they [[EatTheDog make good soup]].
soup.
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* EatTheDog: Sheppard's solution to Beckett's turtle problem.
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* CrossOver: Allot of the episode takes place on Earth and at the SGC. Generals O'Neill and Landry and Richard Woolsey are all major characters, with Dr. Lee and Sgt. Siler appearing as well.
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* CrossOver: Allot Much of the episode takes place on Earth and at the SGC. Generals O'Neill and Landry and Richard Woolsey are all major characters, with Dr. Lee and Sgt. Siler appearing as well.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: The IOA, as usual. When the time comes to select a 'liaison' to remain in Atlantis with the Ancients, instead of sending Weir (who desperately wants the job) or any of the Atlantis scientists who are familiar with the city, they send their stooge Woolsey, whom even the Ancients can't stand.
** Justified by the fact that the Ancients specifically requested that Weir NOT take the role.
** Justified by the fact that the Ancients specifically requested that Weir NOT take the role.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: The IOA, as usual. When the time comes to select a 'liaison' to remain in Atlantis with the Ancients, instead of sending Weir (who desperately wants the job) or any of the Atlantis scientists who are familiar with the city, they send their stooge Woolsey, whom even the Ancients can't stand.
**stand. Justified by the fact that the Ancients specifically requested that Weir NOT take the role.
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* SmugSuper: The Ancients' arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise.
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* SmugSuper: The Ancients' arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise.demise, not that they could have predicted [=McKay's=] meddling would allow the Asurans to override that particular safety protocol.
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* CharacterOverlap: As part of the SGC's support staff, Sergent Siler finally crosses over to the spinoff. This is thus not only Siler's only appearance on ''Atlantis'', but also his only appearance outside of ''SG-1''.
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: After the SpinoffSendoff in the Pilot (and his role in locating the Lost City), Jack O'Neill finally gets to go to Atlantis.
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->'''Beckett:''' [[TurtlePower My turtles!]] I just bought some wee baby turtles and no one knows to feed them.\\
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->'''Beckett:''' [[TurtlePower My turtles!]] turtles! I just bought some wee baby turtles and no one knows to feed them.\\
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* TurtlePower
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Being cut per TRS, plus some complaining
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* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of the galaxy, the Wraith, and that the Replicators are capable of now modifying their base code, might have been the most downright ''stupid'' thing to do? [[SarcasmMode Who knew?!]]
* StockEpisodeTitles: 61 uses.
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* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their Ancients' arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of the galaxy, the Wraith, and that the Replicators are capable of now modifying their base code, might have been the most downright ''stupid'' thing to do? [[SarcasmMode Who knew?!]]
* StockEpisodeTitles: 61 uses.demise.
* StockEpisodeTitles: 61 uses.
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* ContinuityOverlap: This episode is running parallel to mid-Season 10 of ''SG-1''. So, the Ori Crusade is now in full swing over in the parent show and acknowledged in dialogue (when a post-Atlantis Sheppard is leading an SG team). This is also the first explicit mention of the Ori on ''Atlantis''.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: The IOA, as usual. When the time comes to select a 'liaison' to remain in Atlantis with the Ancients, instead of sending Weir (who desperately wants the job) or any of the Atlantis scientists who are familiar with the city, they send their stooge Woolsey, who even the Ancients can't stand.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: The IOA, as usual. When the time comes to select a 'liaison' to remain in Atlantis with the Ancients, instead of sending Weir (who desperately wants the job) or any of the Atlantis scientists who are familiar with the city, they send their stooge Woolsey, who whom even the Ancients can't stand.
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* RedshirtArmy: The Ancients certainly don't last long after retaking the city. Particularly since it seems that the Asuran takeover of Atlantis took less than a ''[[CurbStompBattle day]]''. Compare this to the similar circumstance encountered in "The Siege", where the Atlantis team held out against ''multiple'' Wraith ships, for ''twice'' as long and with far ''less'' resources and knowledge to work with. Can be justified, in that: the Ancients expected the Asurans to back down upon realizing Ancients inhabited the city (not knowing the Asurans reprogrammed themselves so they can harm Ancients); the fact that the Asurans were much more advanced than the Wraith; and that the Asurans knew the design of the city, including the proper areas to strike for maximum effect.
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* RedshirtArmy: The Ancients certainly don't last long after retaking the city. Particularly since it seems that the Asuran takeover of Atlantis took less than a ''[[CurbStompBattle day]]''. Compare this to the similar circumstance encountered in "The Siege", where the Atlantis team held out against ''multiple'' Wraith ships, for ''twice'' as long and with far ''less'' ''fewer'' resources and less knowledge to work with. Can be justified, justified in that: the Ancients expected the Asurans to back down upon realizing Ancients inhabited the city (not knowing the Asurans reprogrammed themselves so they can harm Ancients); the fact that the Asurans were much more advanced than the Wraith; and that the Asurans knew the design of the city, including the proper areas to strike for maximum effect.
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* ScrewYouElves: ''Woolsey'' of all people delivers one to the Ancients. When they dismiss the suggestion of Humanity remaining in Atlantis by pointing out that they accidentally awoke the Wraith, he politely counters that Ancients accidentally ''created'' them in the first place. The Ancients have no reply.
* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of the Galaxy, the Wraith and that the Replicators are capable of now modifying their base-code, might have been the most downright ''stupid'' thing to do? [[SarcasmMode Who knew?!]]
* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of the Galaxy, the Wraith and that the Replicators are capable of now modifying their base-code, might have been the most downright ''stupid'' thing to do? [[SarcasmMode Who knew?!]]
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* ScrewYouElves: ''Woolsey'' of all people delivers one to the Ancients. When they dismiss the suggestion of Humanity humanity remaining in Atlantis by pointing out that they accidentally awoke the Wraith, he politely counters that Ancients accidentally ''created'' them in the first place. The Ancients have no reply.
* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of theGalaxy, galaxy, the Wraith Wraith, and that the Replicators are capable of now modifying their base-code, base code, might have been the most downright ''stupid'' thing to do? [[SarcasmMode Who knew?!]]
* SmugSuper: The Ancients. Their arrogance that the Replicators ''can't'' attack them ends up being what leads to their demise. It's almost as if ordering the Atlantis team to leave and turning down their polite offer of information about the present state of the
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* UngratefulBastard: The Ancients. Lampshaded by Sheppard, who remarks that to them, it's like coming home and finding someone else is sitting on their couch. Though he still thinks that they should probably have left them in the intergalactic void.
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* UngratefulBastard: The Ancients. Lampshaded by Sheppard, who remarks that to them, them it's like coming home and finding someone else is sitting on their couch. Though he still thinks that they should probably have left them in the intergalactic void.
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->'''Beckett:''' [[TurtlePower My turtles!]] I just bought some wee baby turtles and no-one knows to feed them.\\
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->'''Beckett:''' [[TurtlePower My turtles!]] I just bought some wee baby turtles and no-one no one knows to feed them.\\
