Action.
So you're seeing things before they happen?
That's right.
Argh! You caught me.
And cut. Perfect.
We're behind the scenes here with Will Waring.
..and l think things are gonna be flowing really nicely.
Will Waring doesn't really need this gig,
since, as you can tell, he's the heir to the blender fortune.
There were some fridges too. They didn't go too far with the fridge line.
And your great-grandfather invented the Waring Blender how?
- He was a helicopter pilot? - A helicopter accident, kind of, yeah.
lt kind of just came to him.
Here's the director's script, with all his notes.
- Probably none of which he's using. - (Waring) You're right.
l don't even know what that stuff means. l just write some numbers and arrows.
Looks good if you point the camera at it.
That's Corin in the door, and then you pan over and see his book.
Then you go over from Corin to her in the door. Later on in scene 10.
- Did we do that? - We're gonna do that next.
Wow. That's real ''behind the scenes''.
For scene 8, there's a camera lookin' at a notebook...
and you pick it up, and all we see is notebook and hand picking it up...
then we swing over and see Amanda in the doorway saying...
You wanna get some lunch? lt's Mexican today.
That's scene 8.
For scene 10, Corin would start in the hall,
Amanda would start further round the hall...
Scene 10 is, Corin walks around the hall...
''What did l just see? This is what l just saw.''
And then he steps in on this side, and you pick up the book...
- Then we hear Amanda. - Hey.
And as he turns we'll rotate with him and we'll hook him.
You wanna get some lunch? lt's Mexican today.
- What? - l knew you were gonna say that.
So we're on Corin, we field Teryl, it becomes a big cluster as he dives off,
and then a bunch of people come in and start to throw him back on.
Jonas?
- l need to get to the control room. - What?
Jon... l need some help in here/
Get him on the bed. We've got to get him into surgery. Grab the gurney.
Easy.
On ''Action'', the doors open on the elevator.
The camera comes moving out, then Quinn enters...
Siler comes out...
What happened?
We were overhauling the gate generator. The capacitor blew.
- Anybody else hurt? - Major Carter.
l want all this dialogue out by the time you get to here.
Jonas?
Respirations are shallow, pulse weak.
Sam, can you hear me? Sam?
- l've lost the pulse. - She's in V fib.
- Anything? - Nothing.
- Charge to 200. - Charging.
Clear.
What if you don't whuddump me with the paddles?
You're killin' off Carter, aren't you?
Do what with the paddles?
What if they don't charge me? What if you don't give me the bzzz?
l have no pulse. l die.
We have special paddles for you.
This is how you could kill off the character without telling me.
That's true. But you're safe. You're the only one who can do dialogue.
Yeah, that's true.
Take three.
Hey.
Aren't you supposed to be resting that brain?
How you doin'?
l'm a little sick of staring at these walls, but other than that l'm fine.
Dr Frasier thinks they got it all out.
The post-op analysis said the tumour was similar to ordinary human brain tissue,
but that the neurons were five times more densely packed.
Nirrti definitely had to have something to do with this.
This kind of thing doesn't happen naturally.
Are you still having visions, Jonas Quinn?
Not since the surgery, no.
So... no lottery numbers?
- Afraid not. - No trip to Vegas, just you and me?
What?
So how's it going on 237?
They are planning a celebration in our honour.
They wanna thank us for getting rid of Mot.
We're bringin' the food.
Sorry.
Good idea.
All right, visiting hours are over. Jonas, you need to rest.
- Line? - Anyway, get better soon.
Oh.
(sniggering)
Well...
(technician) Still rolling.
Well... get well soon.
We need you out there.
Yes, sir.
- ls he feeling all right? - l knew he'd warm up to you eventually.
And cut. Excellent.
- lt's me over there. - We can get close-ups?
- ls that scary close? - Let me hit ''Record''.
- Just kidding. - We got the red light on.
Let's follow the first AD, see what he's up to.
l need a medical technician.
You're gonna be down here.
You're the lead person here. l'll give you a couple of people to help you.
- Do you like this, bossing people around? - l live for it.
You'll be helping Siler. This guy looks like Siler, so this is probably not cool.
l'll have you with this machine here.
Here's Siler.
The phosphorus is equal to the extremities of the universal hypotenuse
interacting with the endoplasmic reticulum,
causing a chain reaction or turbulence in the mitochondrion.
The phosphorus is equal to the extremities of the universal hypotenuse
interacting with the endoplasmic reticulum,
causing a chain reaction or turbulence in the mitochondrion.
That's very good. You wanna do it again?
The phosphorus is equal to the extremities of the universal hypotenuse
interacting with the endoplasmic reticulum,
causing a chain reaction or turbulence in the mitochondrion.
Well, spank me Rosie.
Here's Don Davis, leaving at the end of Season 6.
- lt's been a wonderful six years. - Yeah, and there'll be six more.
Let's hope. See you.
l'm with you, buddy. And you're with me, always. Always.
lt's a fitting last shot to Stargate.
lt's of the Stargate, from way back there.
Last shot this season.
We'll be back.
- You crying yet? - Yes. lt's my last close-up.
- See the tear ducts? - Stop it. Get outta here.
Ready.
OK, and... starting at scene 50, and action.
Colonel O'Neill, do you copy?
- Major Pierce, do you read me? - They could be out of range.
Maybe they received the message but can't respond.
- What about the MALP? - Not receiving anything, sir.
Sir, SG-3 is prepped and ready to go.
l just can't risk it, Major. l could be sending them into an ambush.
We're just going to have to hope Colonel O'Neill gets the message.
And cut.
And that is the last shot of Season 6. Way to go, Will.
Whoo-hoo!
Love it!
ENHOH