Good use of previously known technology that fit into the storyline and added some fun twists. Storyline was well developed and had a few clever moments.
3 Reviews
Hiding in plain sight
Calicodreamin13 April 2022
Disguised
claudio_carvalho28 February 2022
The Odyssey is attracted to a trap organized by Anateo, one of the leaders of the Lucian Alliance, and all the crew is captured when the Odyssey is seriously damaged. Soon Colonel Paul Emerson is killed in cold blood by Anateo's right hand Solek and Sam is forced to repair the systems of the Odyssey. Anateo's intention is to overthrow Netan from the command of the Lucien Alliance. Soon Daniel and Vala are also captured by Anateo. Meanwhile, Mitchell decides to pose of Netan's cruel friend Keffin, who is not well known by the other leaders, and he injects a drug to change his appearance to lure Netan. But when Teal'c is captured, Mitchell has new problems to resolve to be not discovered.
"Company of Thieves" is a good episode of "Stargate SG-1". The spacecraft that Vala gets from her friends is the funny part of the show. Mitchell luring the pirate Tenat is also funny. The sad part is the surprising death of the good-natured Colonel Paul Emerson. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Company of Thieves"
"Company of Thieves" is a good episode of "Stargate SG-1". The spacecraft that Vala gets from her friends is the funny part of the show. Mitchell luring the pirate Tenat is also funny. The sad part is the surprising death of the good-natured Colonel Paul Emerson. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Company of Thieves"
War With the Lucien Alliance
fcabanski11 October 2015
Warning: Spoilers
There's some decent action, so it's not all a loss. But the episode means nothing. It goes nowhere. The Ori are still invading. If SGC and their allies don't stop the Ori soon, the galaxy is lost.
So the show starts out with another red herring Ori mention. Odyssey, with SG-1 aboard, investigates an Ori super gate. But there's only a Lucien Alliance trap.
The LA is in disarray. The under lords, lieutenants, or whatever they're called aren't happy with their leader's constant attacks against the Taur'i. It might interrupt the trade in addictive corn. Those pesky Taur'i, who have done nothing against the LA except repel their attacks, are a bigger threat then the Ori: who have sent crusaders to take over the galaxy.
Anyone who didn't know Cam was posing as the LA leader is a fool. Once again the SG-1 writers thought good drama is accomplished by keeping secrets from the viewers. But this secret isn't very good.
Vala shows some ruthlessness when she beams the :A lieutenant into space. Hurrah. That was decisive. That was nice.
At the end of the episode, it's clear Earth is now at war with the corn hustling group run by one of the wimpiest evil leaders known to sci fi.
Speaking of wimpy, Col. Emerson, commander of the Odyssey, dies in this episode. Who cares. He's had no character development. He's hardly appeared. His greatest skill seems to be sending mayday calls after getting his ship's ass kicked. He won't be missed.
So the show starts out with another red herring Ori mention. Odyssey, with SG-1 aboard, investigates an Ori super gate. But there's only a Lucien Alliance trap.
The LA is in disarray. The under lords, lieutenants, or whatever they're called aren't happy with their leader's constant attacks against the Taur'i. It might interrupt the trade in addictive corn. Those pesky Taur'i, who have done nothing against the LA except repel their attacks, are a bigger threat then the Ori: who have sent crusaders to take over the galaxy.
Anyone who didn't know Cam was posing as the LA leader is a fool. Once again the SG-1 writers thought good drama is accomplished by keeping secrets from the viewers. But this secret isn't very good.
Vala shows some ruthlessness when she beams the :A lieutenant into space. Hurrah. That was decisive. That was nice.
At the end of the episode, it's clear Earth is now at war with the corn hustling group run by one of the wimpiest evil leaders known to sci fi.
Speaking of wimpy, Col. Emerson, commander of the Odyssey, dies in this episode. Who cares. He's had no character development. He's hardly appeared. His greatest skill seems to be sending mayday calls after getting his ship's ass kicked. He won't be missed.
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