SGU 1.08 "Time" Episode Guide

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Précis

General O'Neill wants Col. Young to implement a high-risk plan hatched by IOA scientists that could possibly return the Destiny crew to Earth. Elsewhere, Eli and Chloe use the communication stones to visit their loved ones, culminating in a trip to a club.

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  • "Well, back in the office today where we spun what will be episode #7. It made sense for it to follow the events of Earth, so we moved it up and shifted the other episodes. For those of you worried, fear not. The mid-season two-parter will still fall in the mid-season two-parter slot." — Joseph Mallozzi (January 30, 2009)
  • "Rob has had his hands full, dealing with prep issues, but, in the interim, has been spinning episode #7 in his head. This one promises to be a lot of WTF?! fun." — Joseph Mallozzi (February 12, 2009)
  • "...elements of Time accumulate and coalesce in Rob’s mind." — Joseph Mallozzi (February 17, 2009)
  • "Anyway, as lunch was wrapping up, Rob started pitching the new ending for his episode, Time, going over the story in great detail and working up to the big pay-off. 'It’s pretty radical,' he assured us in the build-up. 'Really,' I asked. 'Will it blow my mind?' 'Actually, it will,' was his response. And, you know what? It did! Holy shit! This is going to be a terrific episode!" — Joseph Mallozzi (March 16, 2009) [edited for "spelling"]
  • "Hey, I read the first draft of Time yesterday (Rob apparently wrote it during his free time driving to and from work every day) and it is brilliant. Now “brilliant” is a word I tend to reserve for works of supreme magnificence like Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus” or my Aunt Fannie’s Russian Teacakes, but it applies here to a script that is, without a doubt, the very best of its kind. It’s delightfully intricate and thoroughly engaging, full of surprising twists and heart-rending character moments." — Joseph Mallozzi (April 21, 2009)
  • "Robert Cooper is working on his producer’s cut of Earth and is awaiting notes on his brilliant script for Time as his prep week approaches." — Joseph Mallozzi (April 23, 2009)

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--DeeKayP 07:33, 19 February 2009 (PST)