One of the most comedic episodes of Atlantis and probably Stargate ever. I really really loved the episode just because of how weird it was. The best part though was when McKay kissed Beckett lmao. I knew about it earlier because of the behind the gates thing but i wasnt sure why he did it until now. Still a great laugh and this season is really doing great and i hope it continues like this.
I also just noticed that they put in a vehicle lol. Its some sort of buggy/gator. It doesnt look like its combat ready but its still a vehicle and one of the first ive seen offworld on Stargate (besides ships).
It was entertaining, and it sure had plenty of funny moments (the kiss! :lol: ). However, it was pretty bad, on many levels. I hope this isn't an example of what's to come.
It wasn't a bad episode but it wasn't really all that great. It had an interesting story and some pretty funny moments but wasn't anything really special.
It wasn't a bad episode but it wasn't really all that great. It had an interesting story and some pretty funny moments but wasn't anything really special.ThePunisher09
Dr McKay has already been established as an eccentric. By adding the seemingly schizophrenic element of Lt Cadman's consciousness, the episode took on a whole comedic level. David Hewlett handled the scenes where Cadman took over control of his body with tongue planted firmly in cheek. His scenes with Dr Beckett (Paul McGillion) were priceless. Dramatic shows like Atlantis and SG-1 need episodes like this to occasionally shake things up.
Ok screw you guys im going to Nam lol. I liked it and my friend liked it but you guys act like it was the worst episode yet. Maybe it wasnt the best ever or anything (Siege 2 and 3 gets that in my book) but it was really funny and we also got to see a little more of Ronin who is very adept at any weapons and a very good fighter.
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