I saw.JudgeKing wrote:Mentioned in Enemy at the Gate.me,myself and I wrote:Sun Tzu? Where from?Rochey wrote:After looking it up, there were 5 ships of the Daedalus pattern.
Daedalus, Odyssey, Korolev, Apollo and Sun Tzu. The Korolev was built by the USAF, and later given to the Russians. Also, in an alternate timeline, there was a sixth ship; the Phoenix.
Great episode.
It was too rushed in my humble opinion. It should've been a parter with both episodes 90 minutes long.me,myself and I wrote:I saw.
I didn't think it was too bad. Admittadly, a 2-parter or multi-part arc ala The Siege would've been cooler/more fun, but it didn't seem excessively rushed to me.JudgeKing wrote:It was too rushed in my humble opinion. It should've been a parter with both episodes 90 minutes long.me,myself and I wrote:I saw.
), but I think this should same question about secrecy should undermine any thoughts about Area 51, Roswell and little green men.... 
The Phoenix is being renamed the George Hammand by its commander Col. Sam Carter, mentioned in the last episode. It'll be completed some time in 2009. I do wonder who owns the Sun Tzu. It's not an American name, but Chinese I believe. Makes me wonder if we gave them a 304 or if they built their own or if someone just really liked the name.Rochey wrote:After looking it up, there were 5 ships of the Daedalus pattern.
Daedalus, Odyssey, Korolev, Apollo and Sun Tzu. The Korolev was built by the USAF, and later given to the Russians. Also, in an alternate timeline, there was a sixth ship; the Phoenix.
Massive accident at the classified research base they're supposedly assigned to? They covered up the loss of the Nimitz and her battle group, covering up 200 deaths couldn't be any harder.And what do they do when they lose a ship? If two or three people die in Iraq, the media is all over it. How are they going to cover up the fact that 200 people just died all at once? What are they possibly going to say that will allieviate suspicion?
When'd that happen?Phantom Renegade wrote: Massive accident at the classified research base they're supposedly assigned to? They covered up the loss of the Nimitz and her battle group, covering up 200 deaths couldn't be any harder.
It was destroyed in "Lost City Part 2" buy Anubis shortly before the Battle of Antarcticame,myself and I wrote:When'd that happen?Phantom Renegade wrote: Massive accident at the classified research base they're supposedly assigned to? They covered up the loss of the Nimitz and her battle group, covering up 200 deaths couldn't be any harder.
Really? huh. Didn't remember that.Phantom Renegade wrote:It was destroyed in "Lost City Part 2" buy Anubis shortly before the Battle of Antarcticame,myself and I wrote:When'd that happen?Phantom Renegade wrote: Massive accident at the classified research base they're supposedly assigned to? They covered up the loss of the Nimitz and her battle group, covering up 200 deaths couldn't be any harder.
The cover up story was freak meteor storm that hit the battle group.me,myself and I wrote:Really? huh. Didn't remember that.Phantom Renegade wrote:It was destroyed in "Lost City Part 2" buy Anubis shortly before the Battle of Antarcticame,myself and I wrote: When'd that happen?
Riiight ok. To quote Jacob Carter, "You guys really need to work on your cover stories."Phantom Renegade wrote:The cover up story was freak meteor storm that hit the battle group.me,myself and I wrote:Really? huh. Didn't remember that.Phantom Renegade wrote:
It was destroyed in "Lost City Part 2" buy Anubis shortly before the Battle of Antarctica
Well, Go'uld energy blasts from space could look like meteors. And people in general are kinda stupid.me,myself and I wrote:Riiight ok. To quote Jacob Carter, "You guys really need to work on your cover stories."Phantom Renegade wrote:The cover up story was freak meteor storm that hit the battle group.me,myself and I wrote: Really? huh. Didn't remember that.
As Agent K once said, "A person is smart. People are dumb, stupid, panicky animals and you know it."Phantom Renegade wrote:Well, Go'uld energy blasts from space could look like meteors. And people in general are kinda stupid.me,myself and I wrote:
Riiight ok. To quote Jacob Carter, "You guys really need to work on your cover stories."
I'm surprised they didn't claim it was lost due to an overload of deep space radar telemetry...me,myself and I wrote:Riiight ok. To quote Jacob Carter, "You guys really need to work on your cover stories."
