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Old 16-03-2007   #1
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Stargate SG1 Finale

Was anyone else as disappointed as me with the final episode?

Talk about going out with a whimper, not dissimilar from the way Star Trek Voyager finished, do these writers not know how to end a series?
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Yes me & Carol were both disappointed with the series finale. Its one of the weakest story lines we can remember and its a pity Jack didnt appear even if only in a "flashback" scene.
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I guess that they have left everything open for the Atlantis series, but it was a huge cop out.

I also thought that the bit about the Asgard technology drawing the Ori ships to them was ridiculous, as how would they definitely know that and how come it didn't draw then to the Asgard?

As you say, a very weak story line.
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