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* PipePain: Ronon uses a piece of steam pipe to beat down one Wraith before using the sharp end to [[ImpaledWIthExtremePrejudice impale]] another.
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* WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys: Teal'c's reaction to Ronon's HandCannon is to admit he wants one.
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* WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys: Teal'c's reaction to Ronon's HandCannon is to admit he wants one. Ronon tells him to get in line.
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* IdiotBall: The SGC not installing irises on either of the Midway Station Stargates.
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* IdiotBall: The SGC not installing irises on either of the Midway Station Stargates.Stargates, since they were confident they could only be accessed through a proprietary program and not simply randomly dialed into from any regular gate. They never anticipated someone stealing the program.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: After having been part of ''Atlantis'' since its construction back in early Season Three, the Midway Station is destroyed. While Earth can still reach Pegasus with BC-304s (and Atlantis can still dial Earth thanks to its ZPM), the intergalactic transit status quo is now back to what it was during Season Two. The Intergalactic Gate Bridge itself is at least left intact.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: After having been part of ''Atlantis'' since its construction back in early Season Three, the Midway Station is destroyed. While Earth can still reach Pegasus with BC-304s (and Atlantis can still dial Earth thanks to its ZPM), the intergalactic transit status quo is now back to what it was during Season Two. The Intergalactic Gate Bridge itself is at least left intact.intact, making it a source of spare gates.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: After having been part of ''Atlantis'' since its construction back in early Season Three, the Midway Station is destroyed. While Earth can still reach Pegasus with BC-304s (and Atlantis can still dial Earth thanks to its ZPM), the intergalactic transit status quo is now back to what it was during Season Two.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: After having been part of ''Atlantis'' since its construction back in early Season Three, the Midway Station is destroyed. While Earth can still reach Pegasus with BC-304s (and Atlantis can still dial Earth thanks to its ZPM), the intergalactic transit status quo is now back to what it was during Season Two. The Intergalactic Gate Bridge itself is at least left intact.
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* WhamEpisode: The Midway Station is destroyed.
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* WhamEpisode: The Midway Station is destroyed.destroyed (though the Intergalactic Gate Bridge is at least left intact).
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* FailedASpotCheck: Despite all their security precautions (especially after what happened with Michael's Hive in "Allies") Todd still managed to hack into Rodney's systems while he was on Atlantis earlier in the Season -- and all without Rodney even noticing or the security alerts being triggered).
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* NeverMyFault: Rodney being Rodney, he initially refuses to believe Todd could've hacked his systems while he was on Atlantis earlier in the Season (or that he'd missed said hack). However, once they get incontrovertible proof of Todd's indirect involvement, Rodney's forced to acknowledge and accept the Wraith got one over on him.
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* NeverMyFault: Rodney being Rodney, he initially refuses to believe Todd could've hacked his systems while he was on Atlantis earlier in the Season (or that he'd missed said hack). However, the seed of doubt ''is'' planted and once they get incontrovertible proof of Todd's indirect involvement, a ''pissed'' Rodney's forced to acknowledge and accept concede the Wraith got one over on him.
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* TheBusCameBack: Kavanagh returns for the first time since Season Two's "Critical Mass". Two years away from the Expedition and Pegasus hasn't made him any less of an jackass, though.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: After having been part of ''Atlantis'' since its construction back in early Season Three, the Midway Station is destroyed. While Earth can still reach Pegasus with BC-304s (and Atlantis can still dial Earth thanks to its ZPM), the intergalactic transit status quo is now back to what it was during Season Two.
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* WhamEpisode: The Midway Station is destroyed.
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* NeverMyFault: Rodney being Rodney, he initially refuses to believe Todd could've hacked his systems while he was on Atlantis earlier in the Season (or that he'd missed said hack). However, once they get incontrovertible proof of Todd's indirect involvement, Rodney's forced to acknowledge and accept the Wraith got one over on him.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Well, calling Kavanagh a hero is stretching it. Regardless, Kavanagh's stupidity is directly responsible for the activation of Midway's self-destruct.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Well, calling Kavanagh a hero is stretching it. Regardless, Kavanagh's stupidity is directly responsible for the activation of Midway's self-destruct.
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* TranquilFury: Rodney upon realizing Todd ''did'' hack his systems earlier in the Season.
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* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: Despite the SGC itself coming under siege, no other members of SG-1 appear to lend a hand. In-story, this could be justified by any number of explanations (ex. the team was off-world or they were also knocked out and were there albeit off-screen).
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: Teal'c goes to Atlantis. This also makes him the last of the original SG-1 members to visit the Lost City (as Teal'c had been forced to remain behind back in the Milky Way during [[Recap/StargateSG1S10E3ThePegasusProject "The Pegasus Project"]]).
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: Teal'c goes to Atlantis.Atlantis (and teams up with his spinoff counterpart). This also makes him the last of the original SG-1 members to visit the Lost City (as Teal'c had been forced to remain behind back in the Milky Way during [[Recap/StargateSG1S10E3ThePegasusProject "The Pegasus Project"]]).
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: Teal'c goes to Atlantis. This also makes him the last of the original SG-1 members to visit the Lost City (as Teal'c had been forced to remain behind back in the Milky Way during "The Pegasus Project").
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: Teal'c goes to Atlantis. This also makes him the last of the original SG-1 members to visit the Lost City (as Teal'c had been forced to remain behind back in the Milky Way during [[Recap/StargateSG1S10E3ThePegasusProject "The Pegasus Project").Project"]]).
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* EndOfAnEra: This episode marks Teal'c's final appearance in the TV franchise, ending an 11 year run for Christopher Judge (though he would later reprise the role for the ''Unleashed'' video game).
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: Teal'c goes to Atlantis. This also makes him the last of the original SG-1 members to visit the Lost City (as Teal'c had been forced to remain behind back in the Milky Way during "The Pegasus Project").
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* ImpaledWIthExtremePrejudice: Ronon does this to the last Wraith from behind with the sharp end of a [[PipePain pipe]].
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* ImpaledWIthExtremePrejudice: ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Ronon does this to the last Wraith from behind with the sharp end of a [[PipePain pipe]].
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* IdiotBall: The SGC not installing irises on either of the Midway Station Stargates.
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* ImpaledWIthExtremePrejudice: Ronon does this to the last Wraith from behind with the sharp end of a [[PipePain pipe]].
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-->'''Teal'c:''' Do I?
-->'''Ronon:''' Yeah.
-->'''Teal'c:''' I had not noticed.
-->'''Ronon:''' Yeah.
-->'''Teal'c:''' I had not noticed.
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* PipePain: Ronon uses a piece of steam pipe to beat down one Wraith before using the sharp end to [[ImpaledWIthExtremePrejudice impale]] another.
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** In a later episode there is a similar, but hand-held device which effectively works the same way and knocks out the entire bridge crew of the Daedelus. Which makes it even stranger that these devices aren't more widespread.
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* DiabolusExMachina: The Wraith suddenly have an omnidirectional stunner device that only affects humans is apparently able to knock out the entire base crew of the SGC. This weapon is never seen before or since, despite the fact that it would make short work of nearly any situation the Wraith are involved in.
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* DiabolusExMachina: The Wraith suddenly have an omnidirectional stunner device that only affects humans is apparently can go through walls and was able to knock out stun the entire base crew of the SGC. This weapon is never seen before or since, despite the fact that it would make short work of nearly any situation the Wraith are involved in. The only explanation is that it was a custom device made by the Wraith leader in this episode and it died with him.
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Teal'c drops by Atlantis and it's not long before he and Ronon are clashing. But when SG-1 is attacked by a Wraith squad, it's up to them to stop it.
In short: Teal'c ''and'' Ronon against Wraiths. Bad-ass moments ensue.
In short: Teal'c ''and'' Ronon against Wraiths. Bad-ass moments ensue.
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* BackToBackBadasses: Hoo boy. Ronon and Teal'c manage to take out an entire Wraith invasion force by themselves.
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* DiabolusExMachina: The Wraith suddenly have an omnidirectional stunner device that only affects humans is apparently able to knock out the entire base crew of the SGC. This weapon is never seen before or since, despite the fact that it would make short work of nearly any situation the Wraith are involved in.
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* [[Retcon]]: Mckay's line in the "previously on" segment where he mentions that there is no need for the Midway gates to have irises never appeared in a previous episode. It was entirely made up for this episode specifically. In fact, in past episodes set on the Midway station there are computer read outs that depict graphics of the Stargates with irises built into them.
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* [[Retcon]]: {{Retcon}}: Mckay's line in the "previously on" segment where he mentions that there is no need for the Midway gates to have irises never appeared in a previous episode. It was entirely made up for this episode specifically. In fact, in past episodes set on the Midway station there are computer read outs that depict graphics of the Stargates with irises built into them.
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* [[Retcon]]: Mckay's line in the "previously on" segment where he mentions that there is no need for the Midway gates to have irises never appeared in a previous episode. It was entirely made up for this episode specifically. In fact, in past episodes set on the Midway station there are computer read outs that depict graphics of the Stargates with irises built into them.
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* FireForgedDFriends: Ronon and Teal'c end up becoming this, after initial TeethClentchTeamwork.
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* FireForgedDFriends: FireForgedFriends: Ronon and Teal'c end up becoming this, after initial TeethClentchTeamwork.TeethClenchedTeamwork.
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* FireForgedDFriends: Ronon and Teal'c end up becoming this, after initial TeethClentchTeamwork.
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* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (or trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.
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* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (or trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.interview.
* WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys: Teal'c's reaction to Ronon's HandCannon is to admit he wants one.
* WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys: Teal'c's reaction to Ronon's HandCannon is to admit he wants one.
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* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (and trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.
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* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (and (or trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.
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* RedOniBlueOni: Ronon and Teal'c
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* RedOniBlueOni: Ronon and Teal'cTeal'c
* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (and trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.
* TricksterMentor: Teal'c chooses this method to prepare Ronon for his IOA evaluation, deliberately antagonising him to make a point that losing his temper (and trying to kill the IOA) would ''not'' be a good start to the interview.
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** And of course Teal'c has no idea how often he says "Indeed."
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-->'''Ronon:''' ''THAT'S A LIE!!!''
-->'''Teal'c:''' (calmly) ''Indeed it is. Yet should such a question arise during your interview, I trust you will not respond in a similar manner.''
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* LampshadeHanging:
-->'''Ronon:''' He was fed on by the Wraith. That's not a good way to go.
-->'''Teal'c:''' Indeed.
-->'''Ronon:''' You say that a lot.
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-->'''Teal'c:''' Excellent timing.
-->'''Ronon:''' Indeed.
-->'''Ronon:''' He was fed on by the Wraith. That's not a good way to go.
-->'''Teal'c:''' Indeed.
-->'''Ronon:''' You say that a lot.
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-->'''Teal'c:''' Excellent timing.
-->'''Ronon:''' Indeed.
