The Quest: Part 1

L’episodio è andato in onda il 22 set 2006
TV-PG
44min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,5/10

1124

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaDuring their quest for the Sangraal, SG-1 must join forces with their enemy and face a real-life dragon.During their quest for the Sangraal, SG-1 must join forces with their enemy and face a real-life dragon.During their quest for the Sangraal, SG-1 must join forces with their enemy and face a real-life dragon.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,5/10

1124

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

6Recensioni degli utenti

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Recensione in evidenza

8/10

The Journey to the Sangrail

In the SGC, Daniel is researching the possible location of Merlin's weapon in the middle of the night. Out of the blue, Vala has a dream and wakes up with the necessary information to find the planet where it is. The SG-1 travels to a medieval village and learns from the local librarian Orsic that Ba'al was there three days ago. The team learns also that to reach the Sangrail, they need to use five virtues. Soon the Ori's army arrives and they flee with Orsic, who knows where the Sangrail is. Their travel has obstacles and they use the virtues to proceed. They also find Ba'al trapped in a force field along their journey and bring him with them. When they reach a cave, they find that Orsic is not who he say he is.

"The Quest: Part 1" is one of the best late episodes of "Stargate SG-1". The journey of the group is full of action and highly entertaining. The dangerous Ba'al and Adria working with the SG-1 will certainly do not have a good conclusion. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "The Quest: Part 1"

Quiz
When Mitchell tells Adria she has done something with her eyes, it is lampshading that Morena Baccarin reverted to her natural eye color due to the difficulty she previously had with the contact lenses she wore for her character.

Blooper
In negotiating the time-dilation trap, Carter makes several basic misjudgments which are unlikely given the character's intellect and combat experience. She realises that inanimate objects can be used to identify a safe path through the trap, yet decides to use individual rocks instead of handfuls of the sand/soil which would scatter and provide a much more accurate outline of the safe path. The second rock she throws gets "stuck" in mid-air and she immediately proclaims that it is a dead-end, however the rock only indicates where a "wall" exists. There could easily be a junction at that point, or the path of the throw could have been mere degrees off the safe path. She assumes that all of the path junctions are at 90 degrees to the previous safe route, and that the safe path has no deviations, low overhangs, or tripping hazards. She proceeds quickly leading the team with no regard for the potential for the entire team to become trapped.

Citazioni
Ba'al: Why don't you do something? You're the Orici. You're supposedly possessed of significant powers. So snuff out the flame and get us on our way.
Adria: My abilities don't work that way.
Ba'al: Of course, how does the saying go? "All flash, no photo?"
Lt. Col. Samantha Carter: Actually, it's "All flash, no substance."
Ba'al: I prefer my version.
Adria: Would you care for a demonstration?
[Adria pauses then turns away]
Adria: Taking your life would be a waste of my time.
Ba'al: Which I suppose would be put to better use complaining?
Lt. Col. Samantha Carter: Oh, geez, why don't you two just get a room!