Stargate Atlantis (New)!

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==Revival==
During the winter of 2013, Brad Wright announced through SKY TV that he would be reving the series alone from Season 6 onwards with SKY instead of SciFy. He told the press that he had been working towards this for years and was very happy to see this finnaly happen. The fact that SKY now produced SGA meant that the series would have a different feel to it. It was given a massive buget meaning big special effects episodes were possible. The same episode format was kept, however, to stop the new show from alienating the old fans. Most of the old cast has returned, apart from Paul McGillan (who plays Dr Beckitt) and Robert Picardo (Richard Wolsey) who have 'new' commitmants. They have been replaced by new comers Mark Wahlberg (as General Paul Clark) and Jeremy Renner (as Dr Liam Johnson). In episode 8 (Brocken Chance), Jason Momoa, who plays Ronon, officialy leaves being a regular in season 6. It was confirmed at the end of 2014 that Jason would be returning as a regular. His replacer for season 6 is the alien from SG1, Teal'c (Christopher Judge).  
Cast: 
Joe Flannigan as John Sheppard
Mark Wahlberg as Paul Clark
Rachel Luttrell as Teyla Emmegan
Jason Momoa as Ronon Dex
David Hewlett as Rodney McKay
Jeremy Renner as Liam Johnson
Jewel Staite as Jennifer McKay (used to be Keller)
Kavan Smith as Evan Lorne
Christopher Judge as Teal'c
==Episode Guide ==
Season 6 was rated the best season of them all. The New York Times said: "It's a brillaintly clever way of returning the series in a way you wouldn't expect." Here are the episodes from Season 6: 
Episode Title of the Series 	Writter and Director 	Synopsis 	Villains/Bad Guys
1# Hidden Command (Part 1) 	
Written by Brad Wright 
Directed by Martin Wood	General Paul Clark and Dr Liam Johnson arrive at Atlantis for an expection but are thrown into a wild adventure when something or somebody hacks into the system and drags Atlantis back to the Pegasus Galaxy. It also explores Clark's and Johnson's development of envolvement with the team.  	The main villain in this episode is the Trust and their new leading race: the Thorne, who want full control of Atlanis so that they can use it as a Weapon against the Genii who threaten their forces.
2# Hidden Command (Part 2) 	
Written by Brad Wright
Directed by Martin Wood	Atlantis is back in the Pegasus galaxy... and is preparing to fire its weapons. Colonel Sheppard is desperate to stop Atlantis from attacking the galaxy and so leads his team on a mission to track down the Genii. He tries to convince the Genii to hand themselves over to the Thorne, which ends badly 	The main villains in this episode are the Thorne and the Genii. This story begins the start of a new Story arc which shows the war between the Genii and the Thorne. The Thorne are lead by Raseal and the Genii by Laton.
3# Wraith Of Mine 	
Written by Alan Brennert 
Directed by Peter DeLuise	When the Genii contact Atlantis saying that unless they are handed Todd they will destroy Atlantis, the team are desperate to find out why. This results in them handing in a Wraith look alike with a camera implanted in it. The Genii ask the Wraith where Earth is as they feel if they destroy Earth and the Trust, the Thorne will go away.  	The main villain of this episode is the Genii, led by Commander Laton. Laton is shown in this episode as being desperate: he doesn't want to destroy Earth but believes it is the only way to destroy the Thorne.
4# Heroes of Our Time 	
Written by Martin Gero 
Directed by Joe Ahearne	After the Genii killed Todd, the Wraith were filled with anger. They saw Todd as an outcast but still feel that it was their right to kill Todd. When Todd's death is blamed on the team, the Wraith plan an attack on Atlantis. But then, miracle creatures which can travel through time arrive and destroy the Wraith. Can these miracle creatures be trusted? 	The main villains of this episode are the Timeflux (a group of aliens which travel through time and pick off easy targets for food) and the Wraith. Both villains get equal screen time as the episode has two seperate plots.
5# Johnson and McKay 	
Written by Paul Mullie 
Directed by Nick Hurran	The team visits a strange alien world. McKay and Johnson get into an argumant which results with them tripping over a spiritual controler. She curses the pair, claiming that her revenge will be served. When the team enters the gate to go home, Johnson and McKay find themselves in a strange alien planet where the spiturial controler is there to haunt them... 	The main villains in this episode are Madame Rovain (the spiturial controller who controls evil beings from another dimension) and her 'spirits' which she uses to try and kill the pair. Rovain is shot to death by Ronon at the end. 
6# Feeding In Line  	
Written by Holly Henderson 
Directed by Peter DeLuise 	Since the Wraith took a massive loss down to the Timeflux, they have been culling execivily in the hopes of regaining strength and power. The planet Astrez is next on their long list... Astrez is a poor planet which only just survived the last culling that year. The team are there to help them build themselves back up but the mission changes when the Wraith arrive.  	The main villains in this episode are the Wraith and the Astrez rebellion. The Astrez rebellion have a fear of death and because of this are willing to hand the addresses to many other planets if they are left to survive. 
7# The Science of Friendship 	
Written by David Hewitt
Directed by Brad Wright	The team have realised that McKay and Johnson don't get on at all when in the middle of a gun battle, the pair gets in a fight which results in the capture of the team. When the team finnaly escapes (about 25 minutes into the episode), Colonel Sheppard and General Clark drag McKay and Johnson into a solitary room with hopes that the two will learn to ignore their hatred so they can escape... 	There are no real villains in this story although the tribe of Sontros could be counted as one. Personally, I do not count them as one because the team were the ones who stepped into their territory.
8# Brocken Chances  	
Written by Carl Binder 
Directed by Nick Hurran 	When Ronon falls in love with a beautiful alien, he decides to take leave from the team. Colonel Sheppard and Teyla see this as very strange: Ronon would never leave the team. McKay and Johnson see it as perfectly usual. Colonel Sheppard and Teyla search the galaxy for Ronon and soon find him attached to the outside of an alien ship. He is now the engine, the controller of not just this ship but the galaxy.  	This section will not explore the villains but the story. This episode sees the last episode of this season to see Ronon as a consecutive appearer. He is left still attached to this ship and still holding the galaxy together.
9# The One We Need 	
Written by Alan McCullough 
Directed by Andy Mikita	Ronon is now stuck on the girl he was forced to love's ship. The team visit him reguarly to meet with him but when Ronons ship vanishes into hyperspace, the team are left without their firm fighter. Meanwhile, the last Goa'uld heads towards the Pegasus galaxy with hopes of domination. Teal'c is following them with the hopes of the stopping the Goa'uld; resulting in Teal'c joining the team.  	The main villain of this episode is the Goa'uld, Athes. Athes hid during the System Lord war resulting in this once-a-servant controlling the whole of Baal's fleet. This story also sees the death of the last Goa'uld at the hands of Teal'c, a free Jaffa. 
10# Winner Takes All (Part 1)	
Written by Brad Wright
Directed by Peter DeLuise	The Thorne force is slowly winning the war againts the Genii but not without tearing down half the galaxy.The war has got to far; even the Thorne have realised that. And, to end it, the Thorne are going to activate a nuclear device which will kill everybody on the Genii half of the galaxy. Atlantis is on the Genii half of the galaxy.  	The main villain of this episode is the Thorne. The Genii also make a small appearance but that is only small. Raseal appears as a Thorne war hero as he is seen planning to destroy the Genii. He is killed by Laton at the end.
11# Winner Takes All (Part 2)	
Written by Brad Wright 
Directed by Peter DeLuise	The Genii are now destroying the Thorne sections. Soon the war will be over but when the Thorne, led by their new leader Quantec, discover a new weapon on the planet now belonging to the Astrez rebellion, things turn deadly serious... The war is near a close but the threat of the Thorne are still in the Geni half of the galaxy which means that Atlantis must be prepared to fight the Thorne... But when Laton makes contact with Atlantis, General Clark sees a new soloution.  	The main villains in this episode are the Genii and the Thorne. Even though the Thorne are the most important in the plot, the Genii appear the most in the episode as Atlantis tries to bargin with them. The Thorne now have a new leader, Quantec. 
12# The Time of Feasting 	
Written by Martin Gero
Directed by Martin Wood	Everybody thought that Todd was dead. Everybody thought that the Timeflux had been defeated... Boy, they were wrong! The Timeflux have bought Todd back to life so that he can give information on Earth. Meanwhile, the team are captured by Todd's own ship. They are told by them that Todd has been sighted across the galaxy! Colonel Sheppard wants to find Todd before he tells the Timeflux too much information but the other Wraith don't want him to go... 	The main villains of this episode are the Timeflux and the Wraith. The Timeflux appear only slightly in this episode although their presence is clear but the Wraith are in most of the episode because they want to feed on the team. 
13# Jennifer's Mistakes 	
Written by Martin Gero and Alan McCullough
Directed by Martin Wood 	This episode is basically Part 2 of Episode 12. Todd is back and has been returned to Atlantis, much to the anger of the Wraith. They feel that they deserve to have control over Todd and tell Atlantis that they demand the return of Todd. Meanwhile, Jennifer McKay (used to be Keller) has found a way to stop Wraith from feeding. Atlantis makes a deal with the Wraith: the Wraith get Todd back if they become Jennifer's experimants! 	The main villains of this episode are the Wraith and the accidently created Wraith Hybrids which were created by Jennifer. These Hybrids can feed even when not touching somebody. They will return... 
14# Trapped Soldiers 	
Written by Paul Mullie
Directed by Nick Hurran	When Sheppard, Teal'c, Dr Johnson and Teyla are trapped by a collapsed cave, Rodney McKay and Major Lorne (who has joined them on this mission) are left trying to get them out... But when a strange force of warriors come through the gate demanding Ancient weapons, McKay and Lorne are left trying to survive. Meanwhile, Jennifer McKay is sent through as part of the rescue team and finds herself facing an old foe: the Bola Kai! 	The main villains in this episode are the Bola Kai. The Bola Kai are on the same planet as the team because they want to get more advanced weapons. Colonel Sheppard is able to find the weapons in the cave. Jennifer kills the Bola Kai leader at the end.
15# Flaws 	
Written by Carl Binder
Directed by Catherine Morshead 	Todd returns to Atlantis with news that he has found the ship Ronon is attached to. The team agrees to go with Todd with the hopes of finding Ronon. When they arrive at the location, they find that a new section of the ship is demanding a human and if it is not filled, the galaxy will fall. Todd has decided that one of the team will take this place which results in a massive fight and by the end, Teyla's love will have made a massive sacrifice... 	The main villains of the episode are Todd and the Spaceship AI system, G.L.I.F. G.L.I.F stands for Galactic Law Inforcer. G.L.I.F has already appeared in episode 8 and 9 of this series but in episode 9 he was not a bad guy.
16# Impersonal Killers 	
Written by Kerry Glover
Directed by William Waring	After Kanaan sacrificed himself to G.L.I.F in the previous episode, Teyla is struggling to look after her son, Torren, by herself. Meanwhile, Colonel Sheppard is behind looking after a team of scientists as they explore a newly found jungle planet. Things turn terribly wrong when one of the scientists is found dead. More scientists are killed, but never infront of Sheppard. Soon Sheppard realises that these killings may not have been caused by aliens but a deadly virus... 	The main villain in this episode is the Fixus virus, created by the affects of the Timeflux jumping in and out of time. The Fixus has the same intelligence as the Timeflux which means that to cause fear in its victims, it convinces them that it is a living being.  
17# Revoloutions (Part 1) 	
Written by Allan McCullough and Martin Gero
Directed by Martin Wood 	Colonel Sheppard and his team are on a three day mission with the purposes of exploring Astrez when the are contacted by the Astrez commanders that they are being attacked by Wraith like creatures. Sheppard and his team return to the city to find it completely destroyed with only five people left alive. The city is swarmed by the Wraith Hybrids made by Jennifer and the team must fight them to take back Astrez. Meanwhile, Atlantis finds itself under attack deep threat when the Timeflux begin threatening the place. 	The main villains of this episode are the Wraith Hybrids made by Jennifer and the Timeflux. The Timeflux plot takes a back step in this episode. This story sees the destruction of the Wraith Hybrids when Dr Johnson injects Fixus virus into their ship.
18# Revoloutions (Part 2) 	
Written by Brad Wright and Martin Gero 
Directed by Peter DeLuise	After the destruction of the Wraith Hybrid ship and Dr Johnson putting the Fixus to good use, the team find themselves stranded on Astrez. The Genii arrive who at first appear to be a threat but soon the two groups are able to form an alliance. The Genii return the team home to find something shocking occuring... Atlantis is being attacked by the Timeflux, who claim that Atlantis has technology which will make them be able to remain in the Pegasus galaxy. The Genii join sides with the team to fight the Timeflux but even with many men, the war seems unwinnerable. The team comes up with a plan to destroy the Timeflux but it will be dangerous and their will definatly be casualties. Is it right for the team to take the risk?	The main villains of this episode are the Timeflux. In this episode, they are seen continuing their attack on Atlantis. This episode marks their last appearance as a regular enemy when the Genii destroy the technology which makes it possible for the Timeflux to travel into the galaxies in this demension.
19# Teal'c: Home Coming 	Written by Carl Binder	 	
 	 	 	
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