Stargate Atlantis "Operation This-will-most-likely-end-badly-is-a-go"
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Funny clip from Stargate Atlantis, season 3, episode 1 (3x01, No Man's Land). Lt. Col. John Sheppard ends up in an F-302 planning an attack on a Wraith hive ship, with some "help" from Michael. Hilarious quotes ensue.
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"Sorry got the wrong number". Lol
"Oh I dont know..I was pretty deceived!
3:31 "This is not helpful Michael."
I'm sorry! D:
Operation: This-did-end-badly is finished. It ended badly.
That last part is like when in tech support when the agent says to the customer what they can do, and the customer wants more
To think, if they hadn't tried jabbing Michael again, he could have joined up with Todd as one of Atlantis' "allies," and they would have avoided all that trouble with Teyla and the Athosians.
Of course, Carson never would have been cloned, and thus the writers would have had to figure out another way to bring him back.
This is why the federation had the prime directive in theory anyway unless they ignored it so yeah.
That is what annoyed me most. He earned their trust and had nowhere to go.
@@BlackDiamond2718 The main problem was that he couldn't stay because just like with other Wraith they had as prisoners they "couldn't meet his dietary requirements." And they also couldn't risk letting him go in case he was captured and forced to give up information about Atlantis's survival.
I think an ideal solution might have been to give him the retrovirus again, but have him leave a tape for himself so that he knows the truth. Maybe with more time and research they would have eventually arrived at the same middle ground Michael ultimately wound up at anyway. With his memories and some of his Wraith physiology intact, but without the need to feed.
@@chrisevans6548 and now it cost them and required time travel to fix it. You are right but it just feels wrong considering that he had nowhere to go and he would go out of his way to avoid the wraith.
And then he died.
the have an eject-button, in a spaceship?
arvideriksson he would use it in a planet
That eject button saved O'neill and Teal'c's life once.
you could eject into the path of teleport rings in space......ask T'ealc and O'neill.
To eject in atmosphere obviously
2:44
"A very scary park filled with monsters that are trying to kill me."
So, Angel Grove City Park then?
Dragonzord
asianfireflie
Mastodon!
Pterodactyl!
Triceratops!
Saber-tooth Tiger!
Tyrannosaurus!
cant wait for the new film
Triceratops for the Win!!!!!
@@Renji9031 wasnt he in a dinosaur movie? One of the scifi ones.
To be fair, while it DID end badly it worked as they hoped: knocking out the hyperdrive bought time for the Daedalus and Orion to reach them, rescue them and destroy one hive ship and capture the other.
the wraith really wanted Shepheard dead here didn't they? that many darts seems like a bit of an over reaction for one fighter ngl.
To be fair, the whole MO of the Wraith is that quantity has its own relative quality: especially when your enemies are arrogant like the Ancients.
They're an insectoid species. Hence "Hive" ship. Hives swarm their enemies.
I miss this show
They never should have cancelled this for SGU
well, that ended badly.
Aren't You they?
Dang Trip looks rough
He was never the same after they blasted that trench into Florida
@@michaelserebreny454 And after he was killed in saving Captain Archer from guys who wanted kill Shran
@@jeancabaille yeah. That hurt almost as much as Dr. Beckett and Rodney out on that goddamn pier. “Goodbye, Carson.”
My god
@@michaelserebreny454 he ever since then lost faith of heart.
Being the victim of experimental genetic manipulation will do that to a guy. Or a space vampire, in this case.
AtarahDerek What am I, chopped liver? If an alternate SG-1 could go to the show's main reality and try to steal the ZPM, it's not too much of a stretch for some crossover fanfic writer to have the Tau'ri use the Stargate and a black hole to come get me or someone else with the Rinnegan to bring Carson back.
I miss SGA AND SG1
and only SGA snd SG1
I miss SG1 SGA and SGU
Well no, the operation is named This-will-most-likely-end-badly not
This-will-most-likely-end-badly-is-a-go
Well, it's all in quotation marks, so the title is simply quoting Sheppard.
Except there are dashes inbetween the '-is-a-go'
Yeah, there are too many hyphens.
The operation name ends with the word "badly." "Is a go" means the operation is a go, or in other words 'approved, let's go!'
I love both Sheppard and Micheal :D That is one of my favorite all time episodes. I gotta ask was this clip from a DVD or something the quality is freaking amazing compared to some of the stuff you see on youtube :D
I hated michael...I couldn't unsee and unhear Trip's face and voice.
@@saquist I loved Trineer in both roles of Trip and Michael. I also liked the story arc where they showed Trip and T'Pol's relationship. It was so sad when their baby, Elizabeth, died.
@@christinemusselman5499 I can see why. Hes not a bad actor but I found him playing the same note in every role
I always hated what they did to Michael. Once, okay. But to do it again?? Especially since John and Todd become quasi-friends, they could've been allies had they not tried to "cure" him again.
For those wanting more, read the Stargate Atlantis Legacy book series. Its the show's official continuation and is 8 books long. They said that's the last one but they also said that about book 6. Basically they return to Pegasus to find that in their absence a powerful Wraith Queen named Death has arisen and united the Wraith under her leadership. What she doesn't take she destroys. She even turns McKay into a Wraith at one point. They defeat Death in the end (I think Teyla kills her with her telepathic powers) and form a truce with the Wraith who give them half the galaxy. They also come up with a new retrovirus that allows the Wraith to feed without harming the human. That's proven when Zelenka allows a friendly Wraith to feed on him to save its life. The last 2 books feature the return of Weir and Ford. Weir was Ascended for real by an Ascended Asgard named Ran but returned to human form after she intervened to save McKay's life. They have to deal with the Vanir who want Weir so they can find Ran and force her to Descend as they think she's the key to saving their race. They also come into conflict with Todd who's chasing a Wraith enemy he wants eliminated. The enemy turns out to be Ford who's still alive and back to normal. He even has his own family. They convince Todd to let him return to Earth instead of killing him. Weir finds a diplomatic solution in the end: instead of FORCING Ran to help they ASK her instead. They travel to Earth on an old Asgard Scoutship where they use an Ancient Shrine to communicate with Ran who agrees to help and returns to mortal form to do so. Afterwards Weir is returned to Atlantis until her humanity is confirmed but has no plans to stay while Ford finally goes home with his wife and son and is reunited with his cousin and grandparents.
+WarGrowlmon18 It all sounds too crazy to not be true.
Its the show's official continuation series. Its not fanfic its the actual continuation.
+OriginMSD Those books are REALLY good!!! The last book that has them fight the Wraith has an INCREDIBLE final battle!!! Its Atlantis (flying again, flown by Sheppard and briefly Beckett and Jack O'Neill who commands the battle), the George Hammond (which is the ship featured in the books), a small Wraith fleet led by Todd and a fixed Ancient ship called the Pride of the Genii against Death's fleet. Sheppard is actually able to destroy a hive ship with only 8 drones from Atlantis using precision aiming. Todd destroys two as well. Apparently its a matter of knowing the right spots to target. Teyla kills Queen Death with her mental powers in the end. In the books her powers are greatly increased because Todd trained her in them when she posed as his queen. She spends some time posing as his queen again as well and in a couple parts of the 6th book the Wraith who encounter her in human form are shocked when they realize she was Todd's queen because she was so powerful. The current Queen Death in the books took her name from a Queen so powerful she was legendary. Todd eventually tells Teyla the team fought the original Queen Death on the show: she's the Queen Sheppard and McKay killed on the bottom of the ocean.
So ... after reading that, no need to get the books now?
Trust me, its worth it!!!
Was just watching this on the DVD and Lol'ed so hard.
I liked Michele he was bad ass and his tests creepy the bug people and the whispers episode still makes me jump
Operation 2021 anyone 🤣
Indeed.
So I wonder at what ship we are all aboard: the 2 hive ships, the Daedalus or the Orion? I want to be at Daedalus because its gonna be a rough fly.
Oh come on. Cliffhanger....really!
Sheppards ''....it be a walk i the park dark scary park"etc he does a simular type in metal hurlant "....its2000 light years away kall at the e d of the f#''####g universe. No ones done that and lived. Not the same words as the park but the same rythmn. Hurlant episode "Man of Destiny" Hondo pretty much an older Shep. But has a good barfight kicks several guys collective arzes and nearly pukes on his 'gascanister' high.
Here's something I've always wondered: Sheppard knocks out the hyperspace generators yet in the next episode they fly that ship through hyperspace back to Atlantis towing the Daedalus. How could they do that if the hyperspace generators were destroyed???
+WarGrowlmon18 Late reply, but Wraith ships are organic in nature and regenerate damage. Taking out the hyperspace generators would only slow them down.
They ARE organic but there are some mechanical parts. Even if there weren't something THAT important would take awhile to regrow. When Sheppard and Ronon blew up Michael's hyperspace generator they acted like it couldn't be fixed.
Hive ships are so massive they have several generators for hyperspace travel, he disabled one of them, temporarily disabling them until repairs were done
Was it that hive or the other one? I forget.
@@TheDjbz The hive they captured was: 1) hit in the hyperdrive by that missile shot; 2) hit by one of Daedalus' nuclear warheads; 3) had its hangar bays blow up by a railgun barrage.
It's a minor miracle the thing held up as long as it did on its journey back to Atlantis.
Those darts did not mess around
Nah, they were being gentle. If they were playing hardball, one of them would have rammed into his fighter.
Someone hasn’t been taking very good care of my engine
Very apt name, lol.
Wow, 302 wingspan is massive. Also, havent seen this episode, how did sheppard get the 302 there? I thought the naquardria hyperdrive didnt work more than a few seconds?
If they cut that wingspan in half (it is a space craft) they could probably fly one of those through a gate
The wings can probably fold so that the craft can
Is it me or did Micheals voice change in later season? In this episode he had a very deep voice.
A bit...right now he's very much biologically a Wraith. Later on he was more of a mix, so his voice changed.
Fun fact: Michael's voice is the same actor in every episode, but in one episode he was played physically by another actor in prosthetics, and dubbed over by the main actor later, because he was unavailable for filming at the time.
It did change because they used another actor for a bit while Trineer took time off too be with his wife and newborn child. If you look closely at those scenes, you'll see the other actor. I think Trineer was in this clip but I haven't looked at it closely.
Why don't they use Bluetooth earbuds instead of a radio broadcasting for everyone to hear ? Even wired earpuds ..