When SG-1 returns from a mission, everyone at the SGC is acting strangely.
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When SG-1 returns from a mission, everyone at the SGC is acting strangely.
Goofs...
Tetrachloroethylene, the chemical agent named by the Stragoth as the cause for Major Carter's alleged paranoid delusions, is a common dry cleaning and automotive parts cleaning fluid. While it can cause headaches and dizziness, it has no psychoactive effects, and even in 1999 a simple MSDS lookup would have disproven their claims.
Goofs...
In the scene toward the end of the episode where the aliens are in the Stargate Operations room, two of the Stragoth actors run into each other fairly hard, but the cameras continue to roll. This was likely an accident due to poor view when wearing the costume.
Goofs...
Colin Lawrence's character, Carl Warren is mistakenly referred to as "Sergeant Warren" in the end credits, when in reality his actual rank is Major.
Goofs...
When SG-1 were sedated and taken to level 23 to be "scanned" so that the Stragoth could add their images to the mimic devices, they were all wearing their olive drab pants and black T-shirts, however when the two Stragoth who were impersonating O'Neill and Jackson met Carter and Colonel Harold Maybourne at the outdoor cafe, the mimic device images of O'Neill and Jackson were wearing different clothes than were scanned at Stargate Command.
Goofs...
After Fraiser injects Carter with the sedative and she passes out, you can clearly see the still-full syringe in Fraiser's hand.
Goofs...
When Colonel Jack O'Neill and Major Paul Davis awaken and capture the Stragoth impersonating Dr. Janet Fraiser, they talk of having to tie her up. After Major Samantha Carter's entrance as Dr. Daniel Jackson, they follow her out to get weapons without ever actually dealing with the alien. After knocking her out, O'Neill also searches the Alien and comes across an M9 pistol in a cheap nylon holster. He unclips the holster and takes the weapon, but it never leaves the holster. He then proceeds to brandish the weapon for the rest of the scene still in the holster, including pointing it at Jackson/Carter.
Goofs...
When Teal'c knocks out MSgt. Sylvester Siler, Siler puts his legs on the stretcher himself.