Episode 330: 'Intervention' (SG-U 2.01)

After Colonel Young and his military personnel are captured by the Lucian Alliance, Danik, that guy that we all know very, very well, abandons them on a nearby planet.

Meanwhile, on the ship, Dr.

Rush, Brody, Chloe, and Eli attempt a risky plan to force the Lucians to surrender.

The Lucians.

I mean, there's so many things in that.

The old Lucians.

Written by Joe Mallozzi-

I just learned that guy's name was Danik.

Yeah.

Yeah, Danik.

Joe and Paul.

Mm.

And, uh, Andy Mikita, director, yes.

Ooh.

Andy.

Mm-hmm.

Yes?

So, uh, well, I was gonna ask you, Brendan, because obv- obviously this is your first one back after the thing, but I mean, I might just quickly get into it for myself, being that first-timer, and yeah, it was weird.

It was...

Oh, I, I, I thought about this about an hour after.

I hadn't thought about it for about an hour after we finished, and I'm like, "Okay, what, what was my takeaway? What, what was that even about?" I'm like, it was kind of really just about the, the TJ of it, right? And then everything else was like, well, we kinda gotta take over the ship.

Let's just have some gun fight and stuff, which, you know, I, I enjoyed a lot of it.

Um, but at the same time, it didn't really feel like that's what the episode was about.

The last two episodes really felt like they were building up that, um, the takeover of the ship and, uh, and setting up that, uh, the cliffhanger for the end of the season.

But, um, this one was like, hey, we just need to sort, sort TJ out.

After Colonel Young and his military personnel are captured by the Lucian Alliance, Danik, that guy that we all know very, very well, abandons them on a nearby planet.

Meanwhile, on the ship, Dr.

Rush, Brody, Chloe, and Eli attempt a risky plan to force the Lucians to surrender.

The Lucians.

I mean, there's so many things in that.

The old Lucians.

Written by Joe Mallozzi-

I just learned that guy's name was Danik.

Yeah.

Yeah, Danik.

Joe and Paul.

Mm.

And, uh, Andy Mikita, director, yes.

Ooh.

Andy.

Mm-hmm.

Yes?

So, uh, well, I was gonna ask you, Brendan, because obv- obviously this is your first one back after the thing, but I mean, I might just quickly get into it for myself, being that first-timer, and yeah, it was weird.

It was...

Oh, I, I, I thought about this about an hour after.

I hadn't thought about it for about an hour after we finished, and I'm like, "Okay, what, what was my takeaway? What, what was that even about?" I'm like, it was kind of really just about the, the TJ of it, right? And then everything else was like, well, we kinda gotta take over the ship.

Let's just have some gun fight and stuff, which, you know, I, I enjoyed a lot of it.

Um, but at the same time, it didn't really feel like that's what the episode was about.

The last two episodes really felt like they were building up that, um, the takeover of the ship and, uh, and setting up that, uh, the cliffhanger for the end of the season.

But, um, this one was like, hey, we just need to sort, sort TJ out.