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'''McKay''': Sure you were... [[Star Trek|Kirk!]] }}
* [[Booby Trap]]: The Runner in "Tracker" sets up at least three traps in the woods in order to keep himself from being tracked back to the shelter where he has hidden the wounded young girl he is caring for. After Ronon manages to dodge the second trap, he comments that "[[Worthy Opponent|he's good.]]"
* [[Brilliant but Lazy]]: When he is not being a [[Colonel Badass]], Colonel Sheppard prefers to do as little work as possible and describes himself as lazy. Some of the show's funnier moments have been other characters reacting to his quick and often out-of-the-box thinking. In the alternate reality belonging to "Rod" McKay, their Sheppard averts this, being both an active member of Atlantis' [[
* [[Bottle Episode]]: In the commentary for "Hot Zone," writer Martin Gero explains that a benefit of the vast sets constructed for the series is that they can produce bottle episodes (Episodes that are filmed entirely on already-constructed sets with a minimum of special effects) that still have the large scope of a regular episode. They specifically mentioned that episode and the preceding "Thirty-Eights Minutes," which still managed to feature several different groups of characters operating in distinct locations.
* [[Broken Pedestal]]:
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'''Todd''': As I told you, John Sheppard, there are many things about Wraith that you do not know. }}
* [[Go-Karting with Bowser]]: Sheppard playing poker with a Wraith, though admittedly it was an alternate reality.
* [[Good Is Not Dumb]]: Col. Sheppard; Rodney McKay was quite surprised to find that Sheppard has a [[
* [[Good News, Bad News]]:
{{quote| '''McKay:''' OK, I got bad news and I got good news.<br />
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* [[Worthy Opponent]]: When Ronon dodges the second [[Booby Trap]] in "Tacker," all he has to say of the Runner he is tracking is "he's good."
* [[Wouldn't Hit a Girl]]: Sheppard won't fight back in "Travellers" despite being kidnapped and repeatedly assaulted, despite the fact that as a soldier it is his duty to escape. The reason? His captor is a woman.
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** Colonel Marshall Sumner, the original military commander, and Sergeant Bates, head of Atlanis security, are members of the [[Semper Fi|United States Marine Corps.]]
** Major/Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard, who replaces Sumner as ranking military officer, and Lieutenant Aiden Ford, Sheppard's next senior officer, are members of the United States Air Force.
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