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** When O'Neill expresses concern about a plan that relies on Lord Yu for backup, Carter points out that [[Recap/StargateSG1S6E6Abyss Yu has come through for them before].
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** When O'Neill expresses concern about a plan that relies on Lord Yu for backup, Carter points out that [[Recap/StargateSG1S6E6Abyss Yu has come through for them before].
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* MindProbe: Anubis prepares to use one on Jonas as the episode ends.
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* MindProbe: Anubis prepares to use one on Jonas as the episode ends. Once again, we aren't shown how the device (a golf ball-sized spiky thing) is applied, which is perhaps for the best.
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* NotSoAboveitAll: When O'Neill directs everyone to raise their hands if they think Carter's plan is crazy, everyone does. Including the Tok'ra.
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* NotSoAboveitAll: NotSoAboveItAll: When O'Neill directs everyone to raise their hands if they think Carter's plan is crazy, everyone does. Including the Tok'ra.
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-->'''Shamda:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach.
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-->'''Shamda:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach.teach?
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields with a short-range HyperspaceAmbush, among other things.
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields with a short-range HyperspaceAmbush, HyperspeedAmbush, among other things.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The names "Menard, J." and "[=McGuire=], B." can be seen on two of the lockers in the men's changing room in the SGC. This refers to the series' director of photography Jim Menard and art director Bridget [=McGuire=].
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The names "Menard, J." and "[=McGuire=], B." can be seen on two of the lockers in the men's changing room in the SGC. This refers to the series' director of photography Jim Menard and art director production designer Bridget [=McGuire=].
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* PragmaticVillainy: Much of Carter's plan hinges on Yu providing backup as he has done in the past due to his opposition to Anubis; unfortunately, his increasing senility proves to be a spanner in the works that she hadn't accounted for.
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* PragmaticVillainy: Much of Carter's plan hinges on Yu providing backup as he has done in the past due to his opposition to Anubis; unfortunately, his increasing senility proves to be a spanner in the works SpannerInTheWorks that she hadn't accounted for.
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields, among other things.
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields, shields with a short-range HyperspaceAmbush, among other things.
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]]. [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]] O'Neill {{Lampshade}}s this during the X-302 pre-flight.
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]]. four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]] six]]. O'Neill {{Lampshade}}s this during the X-302 pre-flight.
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]] O'Neill {{Lampshade}}s this during the X-302 pre-flight.
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] four]]. [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]] O'Neill {{Lampshade}}s this during the X-302 pre-flight.
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]].
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* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]].six]] O'Neill {{Lampshade}}s this during the X-302 pre-flight.
-->'''O'Neill:''' I thought we were going with "Red Leader" on this one.
-->'''O'Neill:''' I thought we were going with "Red Leader" on this one.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During Carter's {{Exposition}} about a ventilation shaft that cools the main weapon on Anubis' flagship, O'Neill interrupts with "Where exactly is this...shaft, exactly?"
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* AnAesop: {{Discussed|Trope}} when SG-1 meets the elder of the tribe that calls Vis Uban home.
-->'''Elder:''' He that has too many friends has none.\\
'''O'Neill:''' Ah, but "birds of a feather"...\\
'''Elder:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach?
-->'''Elder:''' He that has too many friends has none.\\
'''O'Neill:''' Ah, but "birds of a feather"...\\
'''Elder:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach?
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* DistressedDude: Jonas is captures by Anubis's forces while on board the mothership.
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* DistressedDude: Jonas is captures captured by Anubis's forces while on board the mothership.
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* FakinMacGuffin: Jonas comes up a plan to create a fake version of Ancient tablet to lure Anubis to Vis Uban so that the team can try to disable his superweapon while his distracted.
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->''"What if I don't like who I was? What if don't wanna be that person? What if I don't have it in me to make up for something that I've done wrong?"''
-->'''-- "Arrom"'''
The team travel to the planet Vis Uban, hoping to find the lost city of the Ancients; instead, they find Daniel Jackson, fully human once again and with no memory of his former life, having spent the last few months living as a simple peasant named "Arrom". As Daniel returns to the SGC to try and remember who he was, Carter and Jonas devise a plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon before he can shift the balance of power in the galaxy any further in his favor.
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!!"Fallen" provides examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalMisnaming: Daniel keeps referring to O'Neill as "Jim", much to his annoyance.
* AirVentPassageway: Daniel crawls into one of these on Anubis's ship to hide from his Jaffa.
* AllLovingHero: Carter describes Daniel this way when he voices his fears that he won't like the person he used to be if he gets his memories back.
-->'''Carter:''' You were -- you ''are'' -- brilliant. One of the most caring, passionate... you're the type of person who would give his own life for someone he doesn't even know.
-->'''Daniel:''' That doesn't sound so bad.
-->'''Carter:''' If you had one fault, it was that you wanted to save people so badly, you wanted to help people so much, that it tore you apart when you couldn't make a difference.
-->'''Daniel:''' That actually sounds kinda hard to live up to.
* BlindWithoutEm: Implied when Fraiser returns Daniel's glasses to him.
-->'''Daniel:''' Wow. That's different.
-->'''O'Neill:''' You recognize me now?
* TheBusCameBack: Daniel returns after having spent the last season [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence ascended to a higher plane of existence]].
* ContinuityNod:
** The gate address for Vis Uban is the last of the addresses that O'Neill added to the system after receiving the [[Recap/StargateSG1S2E15TheFifthRace Ancient repository of knowledge]].
** Carter mentions that they know from [[Recap/StargateSG1S5E3Ascension previous experience]] that an ascended being can choose to re-take human form.
** After seeing a picture of O'Neill's son in his locker, Daniel remembers that his death is the reason they met in the first place, as O'Neill signed up for the [[Film/{{Stargate}} original trip to Abydos]] believing that it would be a suicide mission.
** At the end of the episode, Anubis approaches Jonas with the same mind probing device that he used on Thor in [[Recap/StargateSG1S5E22Revelations "Revelations"]].
* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields, among other things.
-->'''O'Neill:''' All I'm saying, just for the record: this is the wackiest plan we've ever come up with.
-->'''Carter:''' Wackier than [[Recap/StargateSG1S6E2RedemptionPart2 strapping an active stargate to the bottom of the X-302?]]
-->'''O'Neill:''' Oh, yeah.
-->'''Carter:''' Wackier than -- [[Recap/StargateSG1S4E22Exodus than blowing up]] [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun a sun?!]]
-->'''O'Neill:''' ''(walking out the door)'' Yep!
-->'''Carter:''' ''(to Daniel and Jonas)'' ...He's probably right.
* DePower: Daniel is a regular old human once again. Carter speculates that this is his punishment for breaking the [[AlienNonInterferenceClause rules of the ascended]] in trying to take out Anubis.
* DeadpanSnarker: Jonas comments on the fact that Daniel seems to default back into snark mode remarkably quickly as they try to hack into Anubis's systems.
-->'''Jonas:''' Okay, do some kind of, uh, keyword search?
-->'''Daniel:''' Yeah, for what, "Achilles"?
-->'''Jonas:''' Oh, that's good. I'm glad to see your memory's finally coming back, not to mention your razor-sharp wit.
* DistressedDude: Jonas is captures by Anubis's forces while on board the mothership.
* DragonInChief: Lord Yu's First Prime, Oshu, starts covertly taking charge of Yu's fleet as he slips further into senility.
* EurekaMoment: Jonas has one at the beginning of the episode when he realizes that the "lost city" is actually "the city of the lost", prompting an excited dash through the SGC to find Carter and share his discovery.
* FakinMacGuffin: Jonas comes up a plan to create a fake version of Ancient tablet to lure Anubis to Vis Uban so that the team can try to disable his superweapon while his distracted.
* FigureItOutYourself: O'Neill declines to tell Daniel any details of his former life when asked, wanting him to remember of his own accord.
* ForgotTheCall: Daniel has spent the last two months or so living a simple pastoral life on Vis Uban, having forgotten both his place on SG-1 and the fact that he spent the last year as a powerful EnergyBeing.
* FrontlineGeneral: Hammond goes through the gate to establish a MissionControl center on Vis Uban to coordinate with the team during their attack on Anubis's mothership.
* GenericDoomsdayVillain: O'Neill's description of Anubis:
-->'''O'Neill:''' Kind of an over-the-top, cliche bad guy. BlackCloak, oily skin, kinda spooky.
* HardWorkMontage: Happens as the team plus Daniel and a handful of Tok'ra start setting up their plan to attack Anubis.
* HurricaneOfAphorisms: O'Neill and the elder of the nomadic tribe on Vis Uban have some fun trading pithy sayings back and forth.
-->'''Shamda:''' No-one can be a friend if you know not whether to trust them.
-->'''O'Neill:''' Don't judge a book by its cover.
-->'''Shamda:''' Enemies' promises were made to be broken.
-->'''O'Neill:''' And yet, honesty is the best policy.
-->'''Shamda:''' He that has too many friends has none.
-->'''O'Neill:''' Ah, but birds of a feather.
-->'''Shamda:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach.
-->'''O'Neill:''' It has to do with flocking, and togetherness... and... to be honest, I'm not that familiar with the particulars myself.
* ImNotADoctorButIPLayOneOnTV:
-->'''Khordib:''' ''(about Teal'c)'' He is Jaffa.
-->'''O'Neill:''' No, but [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall he plays one on TV]].
* JustFriends: After Carter spends several minutes delivering a fairly glowing appraisal of Daniel's character to try and convince him to go back to Earth with them, he asks if there was ever anything between them. Carter responds that they were just "really, really good friends".
* LoopholeAbuse: Teal'c speculates that Oma Desala may have deliberately exploited a loophole in the rules of the ascended by ensuring that Daniel will recover his memories in time.
* MeaningfulName: The nomads living on Vis Uban explain that since Daniel couldn't remember his own name, they christened him "Arrom", meaning "naked one", due to the state they found him in.
* MindProbe: Anubis prepares to use one on Jonas as the episode ends.
* NakedOnArrival: Daniel is dumped on Vis Uban sans clothing after his return to mortal form in TheTeaser.
* ObliviousGuiltSlinging: Daniel excitedly telling Teal'c that he remembers Sha're, and then talking about how much he loved her after realizing that she's dead, totally unaware that [[Recap/StargateSG1S3E10ForeverInADay Teal'c is the one who killed her]].
* OldSchoolDogfighting: O'Neill and Carter in a single X-302 versus several of Anubis's Death Gliders.
* PragmaticVillainy: Much of Carter's plan hinges on Yu providing backup as he has done in the past due to his opposition to Anubis; unfortunately, his increasing senility proves to be a spanner in the works that she hadn't accounted for.
* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]].
* WeDoTheImpossible: Summed up in this exchange, after Carter has finished outlining her plan:
-->'''O'Neill:''' Okay, everyone who thinks this is absolutely an insane idea, raise your hand. Come on, be honest, let's go.
-->''(Everybody in the room raises their hand, including Carter herself)''
-->'''Hammond:''' Keep your hands up, people, because the next question is "who's going to make this happen?"
-->''(Everybody's hands remain in the air)''
-->'''-- "Arrom"'''
The team travel to the planet Vis Uban, hoping to find the lost city of the Ancients; instead, they find Daniel Jackson, fully human once again and with no memory of his former life, having spent the last few months living as a simple peasant named "Arrom". As Daniel returns to the SGC to try and remember who he was, Carter and Jonas devise a plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon before he can shift the balance of power in the galaxy any further in his favor.
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!!"Fallen" provides examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalMisnaming: Daniel keeps referring to O'Neill as "Jim", much to his annoyance.
* AirVentPassageway: Daniel crawls into one of these on Anubis's ship to hide from his Jaffa.
* AllLovingHero: Carter describes Daniel this way when he voices his fears that he won't like the person he used to be if he gets his memories back.
-->'''Carter:''' You were -- you ''are'' -- brilliant. One of the most caring, passionate... you're the type of person who would give his own life for someone he doesn't even know.
-->'''Daniel:''' That doesn't sound so bad.
-->'''Carter:''' If you had one fault, it was that you wanted to save people so badly, you wanted to help people so much, that it tore you apart when you couldn't make a difference.
-->'''Daniel:''' That actually sounds kinda hard to live up to.
* BlindWithoutEm: Implied when Fraiser returns Daniel's glasses to him.
-->'''Daniel:''' Wow. That's different.
-->'''O'Neill:''' You recognize me now?
* TheBusCameBack: Daniel returns after having spent the last season [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence ascended to a higher plane of existence]].
* ContinuityNod:
** The gate address for Vis Uban is the last of the addresses that O'Neill added to the system after receiving the [[Recap/StargateSG1S2E15TheFifthRace Ancient repository of knowledge]].
** Carter mentions that they know from [[Recap/StargateSG1S5E3Ascension previous experience]] that an ascended being can choose to re-take human form.
** After seeing a picture of O'Neill's son in his locker, Daniel remembers that his death is the reason they met in the first place, as O'Neill signed up for the [[Film/{{Stargate}} original trip to Abydos]] believing that it would be a suicide mission.
** At the end of the episode, Anubis approaches Jonas with the same mind probing device that he used on Thor in [[Recap/StargateSG1S5E22Revelations "Revelations"]].
* CrazyEnoughToWork: Carter's plan to destroy Anubis's superweapon, which involves her and O'Neill flying an X-302 through his defense shields, among other things.
-->'''O'Neill:''' All I'm saying, just for the record: this is the wackiest plan we've ever come up with.
-->'''Carter:''' Wackier than [[Recap/StargateSG1S6E2RedemptionPart2 strapping an active stargate to the bottom of the X-302?]]
-->'''O'Neill:''' Oh, yeah.
-->'''Carter:''' Wackier than -- [[Recap/StargateSG1S4E22Exodus than blowing up]] [[RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun a sun?!]]
-->'''O'Neill:''' ''(walking out the door)'' Yep!
-->'''Carter:''' ''(to Daniel and Jonas)'' ...He's probably right.
* DePower: Daniel is a regular old human once again. Carter speculates that this is his punishment for breaking the [[AlienNonInterferenceClause rules of the ascended]] in trying to take out Anubis.
* DeadpanSnarker: Jonas comments on the fact that Daniel seems to default back into snark mode remarkably quickly as they try to hack into Anubis's systems.
-->'''Jonas:''' Okay, do some kind of, uh, keyword search?
-->'''Daniel:''' Yeah, for what, "Achilles"?
-->'''Jonas:''' Oh, that's good. I'm glad to see your memory's finally coming back, not to mention your razor-sharp wit.
* DistressedDude: Jonas is captures by Anubis's forces while on board the mothership.
* DragonInChief: Lord Yu's First Prime, Oshu, starts covertly taking charge of Yu's fleet as he slips further into senility.
* EurekaMoment: Jonas has one at the beginning of the episode when he realizes that the "lost city" is actually "the city of the lost", prompting an excited dash through the SGC to find Carter and share his discovery.
* FakinMacGuffin: Jonas comes up a plan to create a fake version of Ancient tablet to lure Anubis to Vis Uban so that the team can try to disable his superweapon while his distracted.
* FigureItOutYourself: O'Neill declines to tell Daniel any details of his former life when asked, wanting him to remember of his own accord.
* ForgotTheCall: Daniel has spent the last two months or so living a simple pastoral life on Vis Uban, having forgotten both his place on SG-1 and the fact that he spent the last year as a powerful EnergyBeing.
* FrontlineGeneral: Hammond goes through the gate to establish a MissionControl center on Vis Uban to coordinate with the team during their attack on Anubis's mothership.
* GenericDoomsdayVillain: O'Neill's description of Anubis:
-->'''O'Neill:''' Kind of an over-the-top, cliche bad guy. BlackCloak, oily skin, kinda spooky.
* HardWorkMontage: Happens as the team plus Daniel and a handful of Tok'ra start setting up their plan to attack Anubis.
* HurricaneOfAphorisms: O'Neill and the elder of the nomadic tribe on Vis Uban have some fun trading pithy sayings back and forth.
-->'''Shamda:''' No-one can be a friend if you know not whether to trust them.
-->'''O'Neill:''' Don't judge a book by its cover.
-->'''Shamda:''' Enemies' promises were made to be broken.
-->'''O'Neill:''' And yet, honesty is the best policy.
-->'''Shamda:''' He that has too many friends has none.
-->'''O'Neill:''' Ah, but birds of a feather.
-->'''Shamda:''' I'm unfamiliar with that story. What lesson does it teach.
-->'''O'Neill:''' It has to do with flocking, and togetherness... and... to be honest, I'm not that familiar with the particulars myself.
* ImNotADoctorButIPLayOneOnTV:
-->'''Khordib:''' ''(about Teal'c)'' He is Jaffa.
-->'''O'Neill:''' No, but [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall he plays one on TV]].
* JustFriends: After Carter spends several minutes delivering a fairly glowing appraisal of Daniel's character to try and convince him to go back to Earth with them, he asks if there was ever anything between them. Carter responds that they were just "really, really good friends".
* LoopholeAbuse: Teal'c speculates that Oma Desala may have deliberately exploited a loophole in the rules of the ascended by ensuring that Daniel will recover his memories in time.
* MeaningfulName: The nomads living on Vis Uban explain that since Daniel couldn't remember his own name, they christened him "Arrom", meaning "naked one", due to the state they found him in.
* MindProbe: Anubis prepares to use one on Jonas as the episode ends.
* NakedOnArrival: Daniel is dumped on Vis Uban sans clothing after his return to mortal form in TheTeaser.
* ObliviousGuiltSlinging: Daniel excitedly telling Teal'c that he remembers Sha're, and then talking about how much he loved her after realizing that she's dead, totally unaware that [[Recap/StargateSG1S3E10ForeverInADay Teal'c is the one who killed her]].
* OldSchoolDogfighting: O'Neill and Carter in a single X-302 versus several of Anubis's Death Gliders.
* PragmaticVillainy: Much of Carter's plan hinges on Yu providing backup as he has done in the past due to his opposition to Anubis; unfortunately, his increasing senility proves to be a spanner in the works that she hadn't accounted for.
* ShoutOut: The scenes of O'Neill and Carter in the X-302 destroying Anubis's power core and the planning of the mission at the SGC are full of references to [[Franchise/StarWars Star Wars]] [[Film/ANewHope episode four]] [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi and six]].
* WeDoTheImpossible: Summed up in this exchange, after Carter has finished outlining her plan:
-->'''O'Neill:''' Okay, everyone who thinks this is absolutely an insane idea, raise your hand. Come on, be honest, let's go.
-->''(Everybody in the room raises their hand, including Carter herself)''
-->'''Hammond:''' Keep your hands up, people, because the next question is "who's going to make this happen?"
-->''(Everybody's hands remain in the air)''
