SKY Screws up

Got me thinking now as TV.com lists Bounty as episode 12 but Gateworld lists Line In The Sand as episode 12 and Bounty as 15.
I'll stick to my guns on the continuity issue as at the end of 11 Daniel is taken but in Line in the Sand he isnt even mentioned.

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Wow! All this confusion, this is certainly one way to stop me from downloading, I didn't even realise s10e11 had been aired.

I know what you mean KB but it was just a passing mention, you'd have expected more of a discussion.

"To be born English is to win the lottery of life." Cecil Rhodes 1853-1902
"The man was right." Maccool111 1955-20**

After having watched it, it seems to fit in fine, but I will say they kinda jumped in with the anti-ori "weapon"...

And as for Daniel, I think they think he's dead as Cam says something about "we've already lost Jackson".

of course he's not dead i'm just saying maybe the rest of SG-1 think he is...

Ah I thought it looked familiar. It's just Sam kept going on about not letting it get into Ori hands cause it was too important, so that lead me to believe that it was that weapon

yeh they might of screwed up, time will tell

webby thanks for the link

according to the ones who watched the latest episodes it seems that yes the last two are not in the correct sequence. I will watch it tonight and will see...

Before I go into it I must say what a great décolleté on Amanda....

I watched it too but I tend to disagree with you... I think this one comes before the one of last week.

This below slightly edited from another site pretty much reflects my thinking and avoids me to rewrite it....

If in last weeks episode Sam could make a building disappear why in this weeks is she back to making the contents of a room disappear, the episode the Road not taken is clearly referenced at the very beginning of Line in the Sand by Cam Mitchell.

Last week, Sam tested it on a building before moving to something
much larger. Yet this week she is experimenting on something much smaller(her lab) although she does say she is trying to get the device to effect much larger things I still think she is referring to moving up to a building because she hasn't done that yet, it is only when she gets sucked into the other dimension and the Ori threat becomes apparent as well as the amount of power that the US can provide that she tries it on the earth, that is not her original experiment.

If Sam and Cam had managed to hide from a prior in that building then why in
the next episode is Sam suddenly trying to figure out how it works. I mean in the line in the sand she states that the only difference between small and large things is the power requirement.

Also check out Cam Mitchell first line in the episode Line in the Sand, and
tell me that it isn't odd, unless of course he knows Sam has already hidden a
planet.

I think I am right, i could be wrong anyway they were both good episodes. I guess well see what order they air in the US, oh and by the way just as an aside I really don't trust sky as they quite often air things in the wrong order...