Talk:Search and Rescue (Stargate Atlantis)

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Extraction Ceremony[edit]

"At the episode's ending, Carter returns to Earth, where she is to go off-world with SG-1 to witness the extraction ceremony of the last system lord Ba'al (Stargate: Continuum)."

What it stated in the episode that Carter is to witness the extraction ceremony after she arrives from Atlantis, or is this just assumed based on obvious timeline and airdate correlations? If it wasn't stated in the episode (which I don't recall), then this should be mentioned. --Flib (talk) 23:14, 31 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Right after the team returns to Atlantis, McKay on his way to the infirmary runs into Carter with a bag in her hand. On his inquiry, she tells him that the "Tokra have captured the last Ba'al clone and they want SG1 to make an appearance at the extraction ceremony and the IOA wants to do an exhaustive review of her first year in command". Rodney then replies to her comforting her that she had a great year and they would probably "give her a medal". Hope that answers your question. Sorry for the lack of punctuation, it is very late in the night :). Aly89 (talk) 07:07, 1 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]