SG-1 rescues a little girl, Cassandra, but it soon turns out she is a pawn in a scheme to destroy Earth's Stargate.
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SG-1 rescues a little girl, Cassandra, but it soon turns out she is a pawn in a scheme to destroy Earth's Stargate.
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When Teal'c and O'Neill return to Earth after escaping from a Goa'uld Death Glider, the thigh holster around Teal'c's right leg has disappeared.
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Teal'c refers to Nirrti as a he, but later episodes show that Nirrti is in fact female. However, this can be attributed to several possible causes: Teal'c may not be aware that Nirrti is female, as Teal'c may simply have never encountered her or heard her referred to as female. Alternatively, Nirrti may have, at one time, had a male host (possibly even during the events of this episode, as Nirrti would not be seen on-screen until two seasons later).
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When Warner withdraws the scope, the entire pulse waveform is shown as reverting to normal, even though the graph spans several seconds of time.
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In addition, while Frasier is calling out Cassandra's heart rate, she's actually looking at the systolic blood pressure.
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While Dr. William Warner is using the scope to try and figure out what the object is inside Cassandra, her heartbeat changes drastically. When they cut to the heart monitor, every time it is set to (Adult) when Cassandra is, in fact, 12 years old and would have a children's setting.
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At the very end of the episode when Dr. Daniel Jackson goes to sit down on the bench, you can see the transmitter to the microphone on his belt. (Approximately 40 minutes 23 seconds on the DVD version of the episode).
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As Carter and Dr. Janet Fraiser are applying CPR to Cassandra, Cassandra's shirt alternates between being closed and open between shots.
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As O'Neill and Teal'c return to Earth to ensure that Cassandra is not sent through the gate, the decontamination sprays are not visible as the gate engages. Stock footage of the unaltered gate room is used.
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While it is rather unnoticeable, and appears to be only a trick of the light, right before SG-1 meets Cassandra (at 5:57 on the DVD version of the episode), one of the dead people's head moves slightly.
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Shortly after arriving through the Stargate at the beginning, and upon discovering the dead body, Colonel Jack O'Neill says, "Alright, MOPP 4." This would mean that SG-1 was to assume Mission Oriented Protective Posture 4, which involves the donning of their Gas masks, gloves, overshoes, and chemical protective suits. However, the team only dons their protective masks and gloves, and then proceeds with their mission.