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TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.16 - Brain Storm

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.16 - Brain Storm

On a two-week leave, Rodney (David Hewlett) invites Dr. Keller (Jewel Staite) back to Earth to attend a scientific presentation by one of his rivals, Malcolm Tunney (Dave Foley)

By Kevin Carr on November 22, 2008 | Comments

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.15 - Remnants

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.15 - Remnants

While trying to hit on a pretty astrobiologist, Sheppard is taken hostage by the Genii leader Koyla, whom he had killed two years ago. Meanwhile, back on Atlantis, Woolsey faces a member of the IOA who wants him removed, and Rodney and Zelenka discover a mysterious device on the ocean floor.

By Kevin Carr on November 15, 2008 | Comments

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.14 - The Prodigal

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.14 - The Prodigal

In this episode, we see Michael at his most desperate, and his most vulnerable. He’s still bent on revenge against the Atlantis team for making him what he is, and he is still reaching out to Teyla, secretly hoping that she would join him.

By Kevin Carr on November 8, 2008 | Comments

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.13 - Inquisition

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.13 - Inquisition

Any fan of the Stargate shows will recognize this episode as a flashback episode. These showed up periodically in the Stargate SG-1 series, and we’ve had a few throughout the Stargate: Atlantis run.

By Kevin Carr on October 25, 2008 | Comments

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.12 - Outsiders

TV Review: Stargate Atlantis 5.12 - Outsiders

Here’s another episode that proves that David Hewlett is possibly the most versatile actor on Stargate: Atlantis.

By Kevin Carr on October 19, 2008 | Comments

More Cool and Whimsical Sci-Fi with ‘Stargate Atlantis’: Season 4

More Cool and Whimsical Sci-Fi with ‘Stargate Atlantis’: Season 4

Today, the cable stations – and SciFi Channel in particular – continue to give us some of the best science fiction television in years. You can now see the SciFi Channel becoming everything we hoped it would be when it launched in the early 1990s.

By Kevin Carr on July 22, 2008 | Comments