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Format: PAL, Widescreen
Language English
Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
Number of discs: 1
Classification: 15
Studio: MGM Entertainment
DVD Release Date: 2 Feb 2004
Run Time: 180 minutes

Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

ASIN: B000127MD0
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 37,880 in DVD (See Bestsellers in DVD)

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Volume 32 of STARGATE SG-1 features episodes 1-4 from Season 7 of the popular sci-fi drama. In Fallen SG-1 find Daniel Jackson alive but without his memory while searching for the Lost City of the Ancients. In Homecoming Anubis attack Kelowna with its rich mines of Naquadaria and seek SG-1's help. Fragile Balance sees Jack O'Neill startlingly 30 years younger overnight. But is it really him

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4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Start, 21 Feb 2004

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I have to admit to being nervous as to how they kicked off Season 7 after the shaky Season 6 and the slow decline of core team interaction that charactised Seasons 1-3. But I'm glad to say the four episodes here delivered the old team dynamic.

"Fallen" picks up where Season 6 leaves off. Time has passed but we don't know how much as SG-1 pursue the clues left by the tablet Daniel found on Abydos at the end of Season 6 and, of course, run straight into two problems - Anubis being one, the consequences of Daniel's actions in "Full Circle" being the other. "Homecoming" as the second part to "Fallen" concludes the actions and events begun in "Fallen" with very personal consequences for Jonas Quinn, who replaced Daniel Jackson for Season 6.

Everything from Daniel coping with his insecurities, to the SGC trying to cope with his return and Jonas' having to handle the threat facing his planet - acting and scripting was on the ball and excellent. These two episodes don't feel like later seasons of Stargate, the team interaction is strong and the overall feel harkens right back to the original film, with a few direct references too if you know what to look for.

"Fragile Balance"... where did they get the boy who plays Jack O'Neill from? His ability to adapt to the mannerisms of Richard Dean Anderson is what makes this episode work and his rapport with established members of the cast is excellent. This is a worthwhile episode with good characterisation and plot. It's a slower pace than the packed events of the previous two episodes but the tension and team interaction keeps the plot moving and the audience engaged.

"Orpheus" has to be the best episode on the tape. A powerful Teal'c and Daniel centered episode. The consequences of both Daniel's Ascension and the loss of Teal'c's symbiote are dealt with in depth. You need to have seen the Season 6 episode "Changeling" to understand just how good this episode is. Minor nitpick - the character growth displayed by Rya'c in Season 6's "Redemption" is somewhat neglected.

My one complaint with this DVD is the quality of Subtitling. Not up to the standard of earlier seasons, those fans who are hard-of-hearing like myself, and therefore dependent on subtitles, are going to suffer at points where the subtitles fall far below the par of the dialogue. "Fragile Balance" is the worst offender for this problem but there are moments in other episodes where the subtitles detract from the quality of the scene and this is why I haven't given this DVD the full 5-stars.

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11 of 21 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars season 7 stars with a bang, 2 Feb 2004

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I have waited months since the last dvd, and this was no disapointment. Its great to see michael shanks back in the team, and how he was reintegrated. Its a shame both he and corin nemic couldnt stay in the serious, but shanks does fit in better.

The extras as also good, giving us more insite to whats behind the show.

I recommend it for any sci-fi and sg1 fan

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