Our heroes get their brains washed and spend some time working in an alien mine.
Written by Heather E. Ash
Directed by Peter DeLuise
GUEST STARS
Alison Matthews - Brenna
Kim Hawthorne - Kegan
Laurie Murdoch - Administrator Caulder
Russell Ferrier - Major Griff
WHAT HAPPENED
Teal'c wakes up in a dingy underground chamber filled with prison-like bunk beds and lit with burning trashcans.
He seems understandably disoriented but gets up and follows the rest of his bunkmates. We see O’Neill, Carter and Jackson join a line of grimy people dressed in brown uniforms waiting to be served gruel and large crackers. (
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ANALYSIS
This was a nice nonlinear episodic installment of SG-1. All and all this reviewer gives it a thumbs up.
I enjoyed the characters' "stamped" personalities and thought everyone did a nice job at pulling off the relatively complicated acting job.
In particular, I thought that Daniel's involvement with Kegan was interesting and I would like to see it continue.
On the other hand, the O'Neill/Carter romance, although poignant and well done, must come to a head soon. So far we have had many situations this season where due to some freakish event Jack and Sam
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