{4\/5} “I’m not wandering aimlessly, I’m exploring. There’s a big difference.”<\/p>\n
In “The Queen” Todd (the Wraith)’s Queen has been killed. Teyla poses as the Queen in order to convince the alliance to a plan to rid the Wraith of the need to feed on humans. In “First Contact” Daniel Jackson arrives on the station because he thinks there’s a secret lab there left by Janus, an Ancient inventor. When they find it he and Rodney are whisked away by some mysterious aliens. In “Remnants” they find a device that was created to seed a planet for an extinct race of aliens. Around the same time Sheppard is captured by someone who was very clearly dead last time he saw him.<\/p>\n
Stargate Atlantis<\/strong> season 5 originally aired in 2008-09. There’s another cast change, so if you don’t want to know ahead of time who’s out and who’s in — don’t watch the opening credits when you’re watching the first episode.<\/p>\n This is the final season. The first half of the season was a bit disappointing — it seemed like the writers lost steam. But the second half had the quality I had come to expect from the past few seasons.<\/p>\n The show definitely has more of a focus on story than character, but we do see some progression in the main characters’ lives now and then.<\/p>\n The finale was exciting, although a couple of the main characters were underused.<\/p>\n Michael Shanks (the TV show Saving Hope<\/strong>) as Dr. Daniel Jackson and Paul McGillion (See Grace Fly<\/strong>) as Dr. Carson Beckett were both welcome guest stars this season.<\/p>\n The producers intended to film a TV movie after the series (more than one if the first was successful) but that didn’t happen.<\/p>\n