Talk:Camelot (Stargate SG-1)
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Stargate70- Spoilers on gateworld indicate that the odyssey survives.
For what it's worth, I agree with you that it almost certainly was the Korolev that was destroyed, but the episode doesn't make that clear, and mentioning Gateworld spoilers for season 10 here doesn't seem like a good idea. Where it might be helpful though, is Flesh and Blood (Stargate SG-1), the article for the Season 10 opener. But I could be wrong. I'm just worried that this is an article specifically about the episode, and only has the Season 9 spoiler tag. --ZachPruckowski 02:30, 12 March 2006 (UTC)
- Agree. This article is about what is known until THIS episode. Not more or less :-) --SoWhy Talk 10:58, 12 March 2006 (UTC)
In the last scenes, the Ori Armada that came through the giant stargate destroys one of the Earth battlecruiser but it is not clearly shown wich one. Easy would be to assume it was Korelev, as Russian always die before americans in such movies but Daniel Jackson and Mitchell were aboard that cruiser. Thus, the Odyssey is more likely to have been the one destroyed as no major character of the series was aboard it (Samantha Carter had beamed near the giant stargate moments before the Ori Armada came through). Also we don't a clear picture of the ships destroyed by the Ori: there are several jaffa vessels blown to pieces but the Asgard ship, shown firing on the enemy cruiser, is not shown to have been destroyed. Once again Mitchell and Jackson were aboard Korelev while on Odyssey there was no important character so logically, the Odyssey should be the one blow to smithereens.
- Yes, but both of us looked at Season 10 spoilers, but that's not relevant, as it wasn't shown in the episode which survives, and we only tell people to expect season 9 spoilers in the article, and that's a season 10 spoiler. If you're curious about it, hit up Gateworld, they have spoilers for Season 10. --ZachPruckowski 19:11, 12 March 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Will the Anti-Ori weapon even do anything?
Ok, I have been wondering about this forever. How do they even use the weapon? It's supposedly that necklace thingy of Merlin's. If they find it. How do they use it? Do they take the Odyssey to Ori galaxy then activate it or what? Do they need to leave it there or what? Is it a one time use thing, turn it on, kill the Ori then back off or does it need to be always on in order to keep the Ori gone? And even if they do kill the Ori, why would all their believers believe them? It seems to me that it won't stop the problem at all. I mean, the priors will still have powers and the ships will still attack, how exactly will this solve the problem?
Thanks, Faris,
Short reply -if the ori are gone, priors lose their powers. and likely ships will stop functioning as they were 'activated' and may not work with just hardware
long reply- long
- Actually, I disagree. The effect that killing the Ori would have is that the Priors would no longer be able to communicate with them - shaking their faith, esp. when it's announced that the Ori are dead.
The Priors would still be able to use their powers, ships would still attack, etc. Here's why: It's been stated several times that our Ancients don't let the Ori exert any influence in this galaxy. Therefore (and this has also been stated), the Priors powers are inherent - the Ori gave them powers, which exist apart from any Ori influence. This means that the Priors would still have power, even if the Ori are killed. --Tim4christ17 02:19, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Arthur's return
Ok, you know how they said in the Camelot village that the day the Sword is pulled from the stone that Arthur would return? What exactly did that mean? Was it legend or coincidence that when the girl pulled it out of the stone, the Ori came into the milky way. I mean, I know that the supergate was already complete but it strikes me as odd. Is that what it meant or is there something more? Faris b 17:07, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] RE: Arthur's return
wasn't it hinted that the Dakara superweapon wasnt actually destroyed? As long as you have a powerful enough powersurce not only can you dial every gate in our gaalxy but their galaxy as well destorying them all. The problem is that this would concievably destory the Ancients as well and i'll wager 5$ that that is a plot tool.
Ok, it seems you're getting things mixed up. The Daraka superweapon was not destroyed but that wasn't the Holy Grail. The holy grail (Saangral) is that little necklace of Merlin's. They need to find it, send it and activate it to the Ori galaxy and the Ori will be destroyed. If they activate it in the Milky Way, it will kill the Ancients but not if they send it to the Ori galaxy. What I meant is that isn't it weird that when the sword was pulled from the stone, that the Ori established a permanent foothold in the galaxy? Faris b 02:52, 27 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Battle of P3Y-229
Should there be a seperate article for this battle? It could explain the ships involved and the eventual outcome as shown in Camelot and Flesh and Blood.Also it could go into much more detail as to the tactics, weapons etc. involved. I will gladly start it but I want to make sure that other people think the battle warrants its own article. Konman72 07:33, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
Personally, I think it's a good idea, but are there any examples of things like this for Stargate or other scifi shows having their own articles? I'd hate to see it deleted later on.
Faris b 08:27, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
- I came in here through RC patrol, so I have no experience with the article and only minimal knowledge of the Stargate series. I can tell you, though, that some truly significant events in highly notable series do have their own articles -- take Battle of Endor or the other members of Category:Fictional battles. I think it might be an uphill fight to get its own article, but it's not entirely without precedent. Either way, thank you both for your time, and happy editing! Luna Santin 08:34, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
- Thanks, I was about to point out a couple of those. Since the article is already a redirect to this article I guess it won't hurt to make it and just hope for the best, since no deletion is necessary if people disagree. Konman72 08:38, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
Ok, I have made the page Battle of P3Y-229. I tried to make it pretty good to start off, but I don't have much faith in my writing and memory so edit like crazy if you want. I added a link on the Daedalus class battlecruiser article, but I think the section on there should be toned down in light of it having its own article. Maybe mention that the Korolev was destroyed and leave it at that. Konman72 09:46, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] It doesn't matter if it's clarified or not
The Korolev is destroyed at the end of the episode, this has been revealed as cannon by the following episode. Regardless of whether or not it was revealed in this episode, it was revealed and thus should be put into the page. Perhaps behind another spoiler tag saying that it's from Season 10, but the page shouldn't be left at "Either the Korolev or the Odyseey was destroyed." If we do that, then we'll need to go back through every single episode page and remove clarifying information that was revealed in later episodes, including Atlantis originally being located at the Ancient Outpost in Antarctica (As said on the Lost City oage), the possible origin of the Asurans (As revealed on the Hot Zone page), Apophis's returns in dreams/alternate reality (As revealed on the page for the episode he last died in), and so many other pages. JBK405 22:11, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Russian
Does anyone know what Checkov and the pilot are saying in the Russian Dialog sequences. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Rockintheface (talk • contribs) 16:52, 15 March 2007 (UTC).
[edit] Korolev Class
In the notes section, it says that this episode finally reveals what class of ship the Korolev is. We were told that it was a 304 (Daedelus Class) before it was given a name (in Crusade). Jacobpauldyer 16:30, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
