I enjoyed this episode, like others have said it did have a more “Stargate” feel to it than the episodes previously. This one had: sci-fi elements, action & hostile aliens which is what some people have been saying the previous episodes lacked.

Some people picked up on the end being a cliffhanger: What more do we need to know?

Its easy to create your own explanation and assume that LT Scott’s plan worked: He sends the Kino through the Stargate to the past with the new info, The Destiny arrives at the planet and the team find the Kino, They watch the footage and follow the clear instructions Scott left on how to cure the virus and since they know what to do and have time to be able to do it nobody dies. Do we really need another episode to see that?

David Blue’s acting portraying Eli was just amazing in this episode. The scene right before when Chloe died reminded me of the emotion you used to feel between O’Neill & Carter, it could bring a tear to your eye lol.

Kinda agree on the Kino cam though, it was used a little to much in this episode and did get annoying at times. I personally would have preferred if it was first established that it was Kino footage but then see it normally and not always from the Kino’s perspective.

Was thinking the whole time before they flipped over to the Destiny, that it was an nice little alien bug watching them, as they did in a couple of episodes for the other SG's.

I really liked the episode. Mainly because of the end though. It's so nicely muddled and we don't know which crew is real, which we've been following, or which one died. Sort of reminds me of the episodes in voyager where they found out they were just copies.

I was actually pretty bored by the episode. Have them finally loose normal contact with Earth. Have them be really really lost for a while instead of this annoying flitting back anf forth. i don't know, it was just boring. The end of it didn't help. Knowing he did it, but didn't have proof, might have been better.