GateWorld Podcast: Episode #14
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Tuesday - October 14, 2008 | by Darren Sumner |
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Beware of SPOILERS for "The Lost Tribe" in the report below.
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In this week's installment of the GateWorld Podcast, Darren and David discuss "The Lost Tribe," the second part of Stargate Atlantis's mid-season two-parter. We'll talk about the shocking return of a familiar alien race, the Travelers, Todd's betrayal, and the rest of the episode.
This week's podcast also includes an exclusive sneak preview of GateWorld's upcoming interview with Jonas Quinn actor Corin Nemec! Corin has been our most requested interview in the years since he left Stargate SG-1, and we're excited to finally bring it to you later this week.
Finally, we'll recap the latest news and site additions, and hear your feedback in the mailbag segment!
SHOW NOTES
News Headlines: Site Features: Discussion - "The Lost Tribe"
| This Week's Listener Question: As Atlantis heads into its final run of episodes, what do you think of the Wraith? Do they still make you tremble in your boots, or are they just not scary? |
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Next Week: We're talking about Friday's new episode, "Outsiders." Catch it Friday night on SCI FI, then tune in Tuesday for our discussion.
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WARNING: Beware of possible SPOILERS for both "First Contact" and "The Lost Tribe" in the reader comments below.
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