In the SGA fourth season finale Sheppard returns to Atlantis after a mission and finds the city abandoned, all systems dead — and instead of ocean, sand dunes as far as the eye can see.
It’s time-twisty, alternate reality fun … with a side of crotchety old McKay!
“The Last Man” Facts:
“The Last Man” on GateWorld:
Download “Red Sky” now from Amazon
Rewatch “The Last Man” this week! Then post your comments below, or head over to the “Last Man” discussion forum and see what people were saying back in the day. What are your favorite moments?
Each week we’re highlighting a favorite episode from Stargate’s 17 seasons. Watch the episode with us this week and join in the fun!
"T.J." actress Alaina Huffman reveals the other role she auditioned for, and why she fought…
Actor David Nykl looks back on Stargate Atlantis, being part of the fan community, and…
EXCLUSIVE: A classic Atlantis ship is now in the works from Master Replicas – one…
Fans in and around Vancouver, B.C. can attend a live recording of YVR Screen Scene…
Pre-orders go live this week for the next ship in Earth's fleet, set to ship…
Get ready for a cast reunion this spring in the U.K., with actors from across…
View Comments
This is one of my favorite episodes. Very accurate representation of the latest scientific theories and discoveries. Combination of alternative time lines, and travel in the future. One of the possible, future time lines. And again, every phrase, facial expression, every gesture - just perfect.
Great episode, one of the best of the entire franchise.
I usually hate these "time travel, alt universe, no real consequences" but this one was done so well.
sam getting killed off was *very* hard to watch, so i'm super, super, and super glad it didn't happen in our normal timeline. :p
I always did enjoy this episode. I could imagine what would've been going through his head when he realized he was all alone and the environment was all wrong. Then to contemplate on whether human civilization would be around after that amount of time. Great episode.
I always wondered about that hologram... looks like the ones in star trek, completely human. So much so that it seems his conciousness is uploaded in it.
its a great one but not the best.,
@ Hublo: One could theorize that McKay used Asgard tech to develop his hologram. Regardless of what happened in the Pegasus galaxy, the Asgard would still be a dying race, and likely still would give all their tech and knowledge to Earth. Including Asgard hologram tech.