Talk:Rising (Stargate Atlantis)
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[edit] Split then re-merge
I originally split this article into 2, but the good discussion on Talk:List of Star Trek TNG episodes convinced me to do otherwise. - UtherSRG 22:25, 22 Jul 2004 (UTC)
[edit] plot correct for the two parts?
I recently watched rising (stargate atlantis is finally on a station I get) and I assume it was part one as the just went to atlantis. It ends just after the Wraith go through the gate and people are running away. Unless part 1 is over an hour long and was split into two parts.
- Rising is a two-part episode. You have indeed been cut off halfway through. It's usually broadcasted all at once so that's strange.-- Alfakim -- talk 11:43, 11 March 2006 (UTC)
What about the DVD: i dont have cable : so i watch on free tv and buy the seasons on dvd. ON the dvd atlantis rising its just one long episode, kinda like a mini movie
[edit] The Mastadge
Within the banquet scene with the Wraith Queen and Colonel Sumner, a Mastadge head is seen on the table, apparently as a way of keeping that animal in all three Stargate "pilots" (The original movie, SG-1, and Atlantis). It's declared as such on the DVD commentary for the episode, which is source enough for me and was stated in the Trivia section of the article, but there's a slight problem; it wasn't in the SG-1 pilot (Children of the Gods). I just bought the DVD's for the entire Stargate series a few days ago and, having rewatched Children of the Gods, did not see a Mastadge (Although I did see many scenes which are never in the TV broadcast, and they were a hoot). Now, DVD commentary is a source, but so is a broadcast episode itself, and I don't think we should have a note saying it was in all three pilots when it, in fact, wasn't. I edited out the statement that it was in Children of the Gods, but now it's not actully what was said in the source...so I'm stumped. Do we edit it to just say it was in the movie and Rising, which is accurate but unsourced, or leave it at saying it was in all three, which is source but inaccurate? JBK405 22:17, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
P.S. Of course, if it was in Children of the Gods and I just missed it, the nevermind and somebody just throw it back into the article.
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BetacommandBot (talk) 04:28, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
