Criminal Minds · Season 1, Episode 15
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
What is this place?
It's the Shrine of Talus.
That means nothing to me.
It's a planet of the Ancestors. We brought you here.
Thank you, Mr. Information! Look, since when did he become Ronon the Explainer? And why am I not in the Infirmary, huh? What, am I better?! [realises] I am better!
It is the gift of the Shrine, and from all of us who risked great danger to bring you here. One last chance to be with those you love.
And then what? [with no answer, he realises the answer] I die!?
With honour.
And dignity.
Yeah, well, screw that! I'll just stay here!
You have thrown an awful lot at me all at once.
That's life.
We're gonna have to find a way for me to operate on him right here.
Day six of the recordings of the progression of the Second Childhood
Jennifer, there's something I wanted to, while I remember, while I still can. There's something I wanted to say before...
Go ahead.
I, I, I love you. I've loved you for some time now. [pauses briefly] OK. Where was I?
I have enough anesthetic to put you out. You're not going to feel a thing.
Yeah, it's probably a hammer.
I wish you'd told me we'd be doing so much walking.
Did I forget to mention that?
Aye, you did. You also forgot to mention the fact that we'd be rappelling down the side of a mountain! My legs are seizing up.
Well, that's what happens when you do nothing for six months R&R.
Not to mention two months in a stasis pod, thank you.
Two months? Try 800 years. That'll give you rubber legs.
All right, we're going over to the next village to talk to some locals. You guys need anything, want anything?
Yeah. If you happen to pass a Starbucks, I'll take a grande triple sugar free vanilla latte.
Where's Porter?
We don't know.
That's great! All we need now is for the Prom Queen and the kid in the wheelchair to wander off and we're all set.
[After Teldy's team supposedly killed all of Michael's experiments]
Is that all of them?
Eight, nine, plus the other three, that makes twelve.
[An experiment charges in front of them. The women fire simultaneously and gun it down]
Sorry. That's nine. Plus the three, makes twelve.
Hmm. Fruit bowl, nice touch.
Well, we picked them up on our travels. I thought it would make our discussions more comfortable. I hope they prove as delicious as the farmers who grew them.
I still say this was a setup.
I don't know. Kenny seemed pretty surprised when that ship disappeared.
Who?
Kenny, the second in command.
Well, since when did we start calling him that?
Maybe he wasn't in on it.
I don't know. If Todd wanted to kidnap Teyla, he would have done it the second we arrived. Doesn't add up.
Seriously, the next time we have to name one of these guys, we should take a vote.
[While evacuating a village, Ronon and McKay guide them to safety]
That's it. That's it. [to a large person] Mind your step, sir.
Sir?
Ma'am, sorry. Uh... [gestures at his upper lip] you have a... [to Ronon] That is clearly a moustache!
[concerning the suspected hidden entrance in the passageway]
Well it's remote, that's promising. He wouldn't want anyone around when coming in and out of his lab.
Oooh, like the Batcave!
Yes... just like the Batcave.
Controlled magnetic harmonic resonance.
What?
Apparently Tesla was close to something like this before Edison trashed his lab.
What are you talking about?
That wall was specially designed to destabilize when bombarded with a very specific harmonic resonance. That's what the tones were. And the strong magnetic property of the particles is what keeps the door from just crumbling into dust. It's a great way to hide a door, because you know, if you're looking for a door to open it's never going to be found. It's like a hologram, only better because it's solid mass until the tones are playing.
Right, so you could've just told me to walk through the door when you did it.
I could have, yes.
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