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* '''Summary:''' Lt. Scott and Dr. Volker help | * '''Summary:''' Lt. Scott and Dr. Volker help Brody and Sgt. Riley try on space suits. | ||
* '''Details:''' The stranded crew discovered several space suits left on the ''Destiny'' by the Ancients. These suits were used by Scott and Young when they retrieved ice from a planet with a toxic atmosphere and a severely cold climate. When it came time for Telford and his team of scientists to attempt to channel power to the Stargate aboard ''Destiny'' from one of the ship's recharging treks through a star's corona, Dr. Nicholas Rush sent Brody and Riley into an area of the ship that didn't have air so that they could fix some of the conduits. In this kino video, the two men are being helped into their suits by Volker and Scott, and Brody wants to know if he looks stupid in his suit. Once in his suit, Riley declares that he has to go to the bathroom to do "Number 1". He's told just to "pee in the suit" like Astronaut Alan Shepard had done in the movie ''The Right Stuff'', but Riley can't do it and the other men's teasing didn't help. Brody decides to get used to his suit by walking around in it, but trips and falls with a loud crash. Not long after this recording was made, Riley was severely injured when he was caught in the explosion from a coolant leak. The suit probably saved his life at that moment, but having very little medical technology with which to treat him, Lt. Johansen declared that his condition would be touch and go. | * '''Details:''' The stranded crew discovered several space suits left on the ''Destiny'' by the Ancients. These suits were used by Scott and Young when they retrieved ice from a planet with a toxic atmosphere and a severely cold climate. When it came time for Telford and his team of scientists to attempt to channel power to the Stargate aboard ''Destiny'' from one of the ship's recharging treks through a star's corona, Dr. Nicholas Rush sent Brody and Riley into an area of the ship that didn't have air so that they could fix some of the conduits. In this kino video, the two men are being helped into their suits by Volker and Scott, and Brody wants to know if he looks stupid in his suit. Once in his suit, Riley declares that he has to go to the bathroom to do "Number 1". He's told just to "pee in the suit" like Astronaut Alan Shepard had done in the movie ''The Right Stuff'', but Riley can't do it and the other men's teasing didn't help. Brody decides to get used to his suit by walking around in it, but trips and falls with a loud crash. Not long after this recording was made, Riley was severely injured when he was caught in the explosion from a coolant leak. The suit probably saved his life at that moment, but having very little medical technology with which to treat him, Lt. Johansen declared that his condition would be touch and go. | ||
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* '''Summary:''' Dr. Park tries to comfort | * '''Summary:''' Dr. Park tries to comfort Brody after Sgt. Riley's accident. | ||
* '''Details:''' Brody and Riley were separated from each other after Riley decided to fix a coolant leak in an area of the ship that required that they use the Ancient space suits. As Brody "stood there and watched," Riley was forcefully thrown back into the bulkhead when the coolant leak caused an explosion. Riley's condition was critical and Brody needed someone to blame, so he blamed Col. Telford because it was Telford and his team's "experiment" to use the ''Destiny'' as a conduit to feed energy into the Stargate on the ship so that they could dial the enormous distance to Earth. Dr. Rush knew that the ''Destiny'' was in bad shape and that Telford's team was overly optimistic about their plan's success, so he decided that the best course of action would be to simulate a catastrophic overload to get Telford's team to stop their "experiment" and go home. In this video, Dr. Lisa Park tries to comfort Brody. After they both conclude that Telford was going to get them all killed, they decide that they needed to help Rush do whatever he felt was necessary to do to save the ship and themselves. | * '''Details:''' Brody and Riley were separated from each other after Riley decided to fix a coolant leak in an area of the ship that required that they use the Ancient space suits. As Brody "stood there and watched," Riley was forcefully thrown back into the bulkhead when the coolant leak caused an explosion. Riley's condition was critical and Brody needed someone to blame, so he blamed Col. Telford because it was Telford and his team's "experiment" to use the ''Destiny'' as a conduit to feed energy into the Stargate on the ship so that they could dial the enormous distance to Earth. Dr. Rush knew that the ''Destiny'' was in bad shape and that Telford's team was overly optimistic about their plan's success, so he decided that the best course of action would be to simulate a catastrophic overload to get Telford's team to stop their "experiment" and go home. In this video, Dr. Lisa Park tries to comfort Brody. After they both conclude that Telford was going to get them all killed, they decide that they needed to help Rush do whatever he felt was necessary to do to save the ship and themselves. | ||
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* '''Summary:''' Dr. Park and | * '''Summary:''' Dr. Park and Brody try to work out the ''Destiny'''s page channel and private channel frequencies. | ||
* '''Details:''' While Greer and Scott are walking down a corridor together, they stop to listen as Brody and Park try to link the military's radios in with the ship's PA system. The two scientists' conversation is overheard as they erroneously read the controls on their console as being "off". Brody declares that it has to be a simple voice-activated, plug-and-play system because he believes that "some of them can barely walk down the corridor without dragging their knuckles." At that moment, he sees a light on the console and declares, "Wait a minute. What's that light mean?" Scott and Greer are entertained at the scientists' blunder rather than insulted. | * '''Details:''' While Greer and Scott are walking down a corridor together, they stop to listen as Brody and Park try to link the military's radios in with the ship's PA system. The two scientists' conversation is overheard as they erroneously read the controls on their console as being "off". Brody declares that it has to be a simple voice-activated, plug-and-play system because he believes that "some of them can barely walk down the corridor without dragging their knuckles." At that moment, he sees a light on the console and declares, "Wait a minute. What's that light mean?" Scott and Greer are entertained at the scientists' blunder rather than insulted. | ||
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* '''Summary:''' Eli, Dr. Park, Dr. Volker and | * '''Summary:''' Eli, Dr. Park, Dr. Volker and Brody want to watch ''South Park'', but Lt. Scott wants them to report for their workout. | ||
* '''Details:''' Lt. Scott finds Eli, Park, Volker, and Brody at a table gathered around Eli's recording of a ''South Park'' episode that they all find incredibly amusing. He wants them to join him in their workout, but Volker says that he's made it "a habit to only run when I'm being chased." Scott tells him that with the types of planets that they visit, he might get that chance. He reminds them that Col. Young wants everyone to keep in shape and that he's got a corridor circuit mapped out that is a quarter of a mile. He wants them to do two miles and tells them that for his age in the military, he's required to do that distance in 21 minutes. He claims that he can do better than that, so the group takes this opportunity to have him prove it while they return to their episode of ''South Park''. The need for physical exercise has been brought up before in these kino recordings (see Kino 1.05 above), and at this point, there were at least three military men who ran the program: Scott, Greer, and Spencer. | * '''Details:''' Lt. Scott finds Eli, Park, Volker, and Brody at a table gathered around Eli's recording of a ''South Park'' episode that they all find incredibly amusing. He wants them to join him in their workout, but Volker says that he's made it "a habit to only run when I'm being chased." Scott tells him that with the types of planets that they visit, he might get that chance. He reminds them that Col. Young wants everyone to keep in shape and that he's got a corridor circuit mapped out that is a quarter of a mile. He wants them to do two miles and tells them that for his age in the military, he's required to do that distance in 21 minutes. He claims that he can do better than that, so the group takes this opportunity to have him prove it while they return to their episode of ''South Park''. The need for physical exercise has been brought up before in these kino recordings (see Kino 1.05 above), and at this point, there were at least three military men who ran the program: Scott, Greer, and Spencer. | ||
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* '''Summary:''' | * '''Summary:''' Brody attempts to take revenge on Sgt. Riley by playing a prank on him. | ||
* '''Details:''' Brody has invited Eli to watch Riley take a shower that's rigged with the purple dye extracted from the "sweet potatoes" the crew found on a planet earlier. Why does Brody want Riley dyed purple (it will wash off after a week, he claims)? As it turned out, Riley had played a prank on him by rigging a console to make it look like Brody had triggered a ship-wide self-destruct. Brody didn't find the humor in it and claimed he "nearly had a heart attack." His excuse for his prank is that Riley started it and that normally, he's not a vindictive person, but he felt that Riley's prank went too far. After having observed Riley's showering routine, kept with military precision, Brody knew when to rig the shower and upon Riley's arrival, began recording the event, hoping that Eli would share in the excitement. On the screen, the two watched as Riley stepped into the shower and turned it on. To Brody's surprise and amazement, the shower did not dye Riley purple. He declared that it wasn't possible for this not to have worked, so after the shower room as vacated, Brody and Eli visit it to see how Brody's engineering could have malfunctioned. When Brody, fully clothed, tested the mechanism, it was he who got dyed. As it turned out, Dr. Inman tipped Riley about the purple dye, so he and Eli rigged it so that the shower Brody watched was from an earlier time. Later, Riley and Eli share the story with Volker and James in the mess when an angry and purple-faced Brody stomps in, gets his food, and tries to quickly leave. Lt. Scott asks him what happened and he answers "What do you mean?" in a I-dare-you-to-laugh-at-me tone of voice. Scott backs off and watches Brody leave before accusing the guilty parties. They all laugh heartily, something rarely done on the ''Destiny''. | * '''Details:''' Brody has invited Eli to watch Riley take a shower that's rigged with the purple dye extracted from the "sweet potatoes" the crew found on a planet earlier. Why does Brody want Riley dyed purple (it will wash off after a week, he claims)? As it turned out, Riley had played a prank on him by rigging a console to make it look like Brody had triggered a ship-wide self-destruct. Brody didn't find the humor in it and claimed he "nearly had a heart attack." His excuse for his prank is that Riley started it and that normally, he's not a vindictive person, but he felt that Riley's prank went too far. After having observed Riley's showering routine, kept with military precision, Brody knew when to rig the shower and upon Riley's arrival, began recording the event, hoping that Eli would share in the excitement. On the screen, the two watched as Riley stepped into the shower and turned it on. To Brody's surprise and amazement, the shower did not dye Riley purple. He declared that it wasn't possible for this not to have worked, so after the shower room as vacated, Brody and Eli visit it to see how Brody's engineering could have malfunctioned. When Brody, fully clothed, tested the mechanism, it was he who got dyed. As it turned out, Dr. Inman tipped Riley about the purple dye, so he and Eli rigged it so that the shower Brody watched was from an earlier time. Later, Riley and Eli share the story with Volker and James in the mess when an angry and purple-faced Brody stomps in, gets his food, and tries to quickly leave. Lt. Scott asks him what happened and he answers "What do you mean?" in a I-dare-you-to-laugh-at-me tone of voice. Scott backs off and watches Brody leave before accusing the guilty parties. They all laugh heartily, something rarely done on the ''Destiny''. | ||
* '''Related Episodes:''' | * '''Related Episodes:''' | ||
** [[SGU 1.10 "Justice" Episode Guide|SGU 1.10 "Justice"]] (for the purple sweet potatoes) | ** [[SGU 1.10 "Justice" Episode Guide|SGU 1.10 "Justice"]] (for the purple sweet potatoes) | ||
* '''Links:''' [http://stargate.mgm.com/view/content/2126/index.html MGM] | [http://www.youtube.com/user/StargateCentral#p/u/0/X4uNv7klKR8 YouTube] | * '''Links:''' [http://stargate.mgm.com/view/content/2126/index.html MGM] | [http://www.youtube.com/user/StargateCentral#p/u/0/X4uNv7klKR8 YouTube] | ||
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===1.25 "Drop the Sirs"=== | |||
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* '''Summary:''' Lt. Scott attempts to clear the air with Msgt. Greer about leaving him behind on the planet. | |||
* '''Details:''' Scott wants Greer to treat him more like a friend and brother during the quiet hours of life on the ship, so he asks Greer to "drop the sirs." Greer agrees and calls Scott "lieutenant" instead. Since they are alone in the mess during the early morning hours, Scott decides to take this opportunity to "clear the air" and to explain why he left Greer behind in the rubble and how terrible it made him feel, but Greer says he doesn't feel the need to discuss it. From his own perspective, as a soldier, Greer explains, "There's a more important bond that you need to remember. You are an officer. It's your job—it's your duty—to lead men like me into battle, and it's mine to follow your orders and to do so in the belief that you, Sir, have no doubt—no doubt in what it is that you have commanded me to do, 'cause I'm going to do it anyway." Scott thanks him, but Greer doesn't see the need. Scott asks how many officers he's trained over the years, and Greer quietly replies, "Just the ones I like." | |||
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** [[SGU 1.15 "Lost" Episode Guide|SGU 1.15 "Lost"]] (Scott leaves Greer behind; Greer is rescued) | |||
** [[SGU 1.16 "Sabotage" Episode Guide|SGU 1.16 "Sabotage"]] (Scott, Eli, and Chloe return to ''Destiny'') | |||
* '''Links:''' [http://stargate.mgm.com/view/content/2190/index.html MGM] | [http://www.youtube.com/user/StargateCentral#p/u/1/KtuPkznEgAI YouTube] | |||
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===1.26 "Like a Hug"=== | |||
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* '''Summary:''' TJ and Dr. Park discuss Rush's relationship with Dr. Perry. | |||
* '''Details:''' TJ is telling Park about the hug that she interrupted between Rush and Dr. Amanda Perry (while she was in Camile Wray's body during a communication stone session). The two women are trying to figure out what the hug meant and whether or not Wray should be told about it, especially if it meant that there was sex involved. Park believes that since Wray signed off on the use of her body, that it wasn't a big deal. Ultimately, TJ admitted to being more perplexed about what the hug meant because she couldn't imagine that anyone could see Rush in a romantic way. Park then admits that she, too, is curious. | |||
* '''Related Episodes:''' | |||
** [[SGU 1.16 "Sabotage" Episode Guide|SGU 1.16 "Sabotage"]] | |||
* '''Links:''' [http://stargate.mgm.com/view/content/2192/index.html MGM] | [http://www.youtube.com/user/StargateCentral#p/u/0/KF3jqbJayGI YouTube] | |||
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==Production== | ==Production== | ||
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* [[McCormack|Dr. McCormack]] | * [[McCormack|Dr. McCormack]] | ||
* [[Lisa Park|Dr. Lisa Park]] | * [[Lisa Park|Dr. Lisa Park]] | ||
* [[Amanda Perry|Dr. Amanda Perry]] | |||
* [[Hunter Riley|Sgt. Hunter Riley]] | * [[Hunter Riley|Sgt. Hunter Riley]] | ||
* [[Rivers]] | * [[Rivers]] |
Revision as of 09:04, 30 May 2010
Introduction
The crew of Destiny has been recording their experiences on the ship in a series of diary entries and candid moments captured by the kinos on board.
Webisodes
1.01 "Get Outta Here"
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1.02 "Not the Com Lab"
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1.03 "No Idea"
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1.04 "The Stargate Room"
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1.05 "Eli's Room"
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1.06 "Don't Encourage Him"
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1.07 "Corridor Conversation"
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1.08 "Marked Hatch"
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1.09 "Not Supposed to Be in Here"
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1.10 "Nobody Cares"
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1.11 "Kino Race"
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1.12 "Covered Kino"
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1.13 "Variety"
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1.14 "You Okay?"
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1.15 "Do I Look Stupid?"
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1.16 "All Telford's Fault"
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1.17 "What's That Light?"
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1.18 "A New Kind of Crazy"
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1.19 "Only Run When Chased"
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1.20 "Want Me to Bust Him Up?"
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1.21 "The Apple Core"
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1.22 "Not Just For Posterity"
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1.23 "We Volunteer To Do This"
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1.24 "Wait For It"
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1.25 "Drop the Sirs"
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1.26 "Like a Hug"
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Production
- Written by Carl Binder, Robert C. Cooper, Joseph Mallozzi, Paul Mullie, and Brad Wright
- Directed by Ivon Bartok
- NOTE: These webisodes were placed gradually on MGM's Official Stargate website during the airing of Season One episodes. According to Joseph Mallozzi, "Some kino scenes will be episode-specific while others will be more general. They’re added material so, no, you don’t have to watch them to follow what’s going on in the show – however, they do offer insight into ship life and certain characters that someone who only watches the episodes won’t be privy to." (November 11, 2009)
Related Characters
- Sen. Alan Armstrong
- Chloe Armstrong
- Adam Brody
- Dr. Inman
- Dr. Jeremy Franklin
- MSgt. Ronald Greer
- Lt. Vanessa James
- Lt. Tamara Johansen
- Airman Kelly
- Dr. McCormack
- Dr. Lisa Park
- Dr. Amanda Perry
- Sgt. Hunter Riley
- Rivers
- Dr. Nicholas Rush
- Lt. Matthew Scott
- Sgt. Spencer
- Col. David Telford
- Dr. Dale Volker
- Eli Wallace
- Dr. Williams
- Camile Wray
- Col. Everett Young
Related Articles
- Alternate Timelines
- Ancient Communications Stones
- Ancient Shuttle
- Ancients
- Destiny
- Destiny's Planets
- International Oversight Advisory (IOA)
- Kino
- Stargate
Related Links
- MGM Official Website: Search Results for "Kino"
- Stargate Central YouTube Channel
- Solutions: News articles about the Kino Webisodes
--DeeKayP 00:28, 26 November 2009 (UTC)