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* [[Anachronic Order]]
* [[Anachronic Order]]
* [[Dead Person Conversation]]
* [[Dead Person Conversation]]
* [[Dropped a Bridge On Him]]: {{spoiler|Dr. Beckett. Via ''exploding tumor.'' His pall-bearers are made up of all the people who refused to go fishing with him.}}
* [[Dropped a Bridge on Him]]: {{spoiler|Dr. Beckett. Via ''exploding tumor.'' His pall-bearers are made up of all the people who refused to go fishing with him.}}
* [[He's Just Hiding]]
* [[He's Just Hiding]]
* [[How We Got Here]]: The flashbacks push the storyline ever earlier, each time from a different character's point of view, to ultimately explain the explosions.
* [[How We Got Here]]: The flashbacks push the storyline ever earlier, each time from a different character's point of view, to ultimately explain the explosions.
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* [[Post Death Goodbye]]: {{spoiler|1=McKay and Beckett}} compare notes on the funeral.
* [[Post Death Goodbye]]: {{spoiler|1=McKay and Beckett}} compare notes on the funeral.
* [[The Rashomon]]
* [[The Rashomon]]
* [[Shipper On Deck]]: Ronon apparently supports Sheppard and Teyla as a couple.
* [[Shipper on Deck]]: Ronon apparently supports Sheppard and Teyla as a couple.
* [[Smart People Play Chess]]: Zelenka, in particular. And he's winning.
* [[Smart People Play Chess]]: Zelenka, in particular. And he's winning.
* [[Stock Episode Titles]]: 10 uses
* [[Stock Episode Titles]]: 10 uses
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 24 November 2014


I don’t suppose there’s any chance you’d like to come fishing with me on the mainland, is there?
Dr. Beckett has about as much success finding a fishing partner as O'Neill.

Atlantis is experiencing an enforced day of rest. Everyone is indulging their hobbies, be it chess, fishing, painting, babysitting ferns, or making Sheppard look like an idiot in improbable Satedan fighting games. Those without personalities are expressing their interest in the opposite sex - even Dr. Weir has a hot date with some guy we've never heard of before. What a nice, happy, Breather Episode. KABOOM!

The Kaboom turns out to have been Dr. Hewston, a pretty brunette who just exploded for no reason. They eventually piece together that Dr. Hewston and Dr. Watson were exposed to some radiation that caused...wait for it... exploding tumors. That's right. They manage to track down Dr. Watson, who was injured when Hewston blew up but hasn't managed to explode yet, and Dr. Beckett removes the tumor. Huzzah!

But wait - these are exploding tumors, not "safely removed and therefore now harmless" tumors! Even though that's how McKay's Hand Wave explanation suggests they should work. KABOOM! Cut to a massive funeral scene, complete with bagpipes and dress blues, while the fans scratch their heads and say "wait, what?"

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