Episode 15: Singularity
So it would seem that Jack knows what an accretion disk is. *cue astonishment from rest of team*
Getting to observe a black hole eclipse...very few things could compare to this. As a wise man once said, Science rules.
...or not? Apparently everyone died. Welp.
After looking around they find a little girl. Is she patient zero? A goa'uld? A patient goa'uld?
Stargate material in her blood and not a goa'uld. Interesting...
And Sam wants to stay because, in her words, this eclipse could "change the course of human history". Overly dramatic much?
One thing I do like so far is that they set up a facility there on the planet. They are getting more used to traveling through the gate and having people stationed at places, even if this would have been a temp thing. Progress.
Teal'c: I still do not understand this black hole.
Jack: Well a black hole is...is really...a big thing. It's uh...basically it's a...massive...hole... ok?
Teal'c: I see...
Jack: Ah, and...what happens is, everything gets sucked in to it. Even light. That's why we can't see it. It...just...gets...sucked in...
Teal'c: Thank you.
Jack: Sure.
But he knows what an accretion disk is at least.
Aaand Cassandra is a bomb. Probably. What else would that thing in her be? *paddles get used* kaboooooooooooom~
...almost. Luckily the pulse returned.
Nice little experiment. Potassium vs Naquadah. kaboooooooooom~
Meanwhile on planet Dead People, O'Neill and Tea'c (apostrophe buddies) discover a goa'uld attack vessel.
Goa'uld: Using our own morality against us since 1997. Crafty buggers they are.
Ooh...another title scene...death glider flying through the gate. Shame the two pilots graduated from stormtrooper academy.
Good thing earth gate is so slow to dial...
So their plan to prevent the bomb from killing everything is to place her deep underground in an abandoned nuke storage place. Let's see how that works out for them...
Sam isn't really liking this as she has bonded to the bomb you see...because that is what women do according to the writers...they become mothers. They are also sex symbols and slaves as seen earlier this season. Yup.
Teal'c in a suit. Teal'c. In a suit. Also Jack and his 'earth rule' about kids having dogs. Everything and everyone looks nice and ha...KABOOOOOOOOM~
Was an alright episode. Shame everyone died like that at the end; man those goa'uld sure know how to make bombs. Could have used more black hole observation, but at least we get to see that there are different flavors of goa'uld.
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