Brought a probe out and watched it get transported to another gala...the closest planet to earth with a stargate lol retcon.
Abydos was never outside the Milky Way, and the show didn't start exiting our galaxy until the fourth-season finale, and it didn't do it with any real regularity until Atlantis.
Good write-ups though. "The Enemy Within" is probably SG-1's best first-season episode out of the first several, not counting the pilot.
Most people seem to love "Cold Lazarus", which is coming up not too long from now for you, but it is way too damn cheesy for me and useful only for laughing. You'll probably at least see what I mean toward the end. It's just the climax of that episode that is just so goddamn awful, but laughable as hell, but most Stargate fans hold it as some mighty lofty sign of amazing dramatic character development. It's great to do an O'Neill's-past ep, but man.
Also, "Singularity", the one that introduces Cassandra. Cheesy as all gitout, for similar reasons. But a lot of fans like it. To me they're possibly the worst in the first season not counting "Emancipation". The first year was really... I mean, Stargate has always been cheesy, but it learned to thrive on that cheese in all the right ways. Not so much early on.
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