Drop the Sirs
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| Drop the Sirs | |
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| Webisode |
1.25 |
| Airdate |
May 17 |
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| Starring |
Brian J. Smith as Matthew Scott |
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Wait for it is the twenty-fifth webisode in the series of Kino webisodes.
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Synopsis
Lt. Scott attempts to clear the air with Msgt. Greer about leaving him behind on the planet.
Plot
Early one morning aboard Destiny, Lt. Scott enters the mess hall to find Greer already sitting at a table. Greer addresses Scott as "sir", prompting Scott to encourage dropping the formalities, given their distance from home.
Scott then joins Greer at the table and begins to apologize for leaving him behind in the collapsed ruins of an unnamed planet. He tells Greer that it was not easy to leave him and that he was sure he was dead. Greer assures him that no explanation is necessary, but Scott continues. He explains that had Chloe and Eli not been on the planet with them, he would have stayed.
Greer responds by again saying that he understands. They are "friends, brothers" but there is a more important bond to their duty. He states that it is Scott's job to give orders and that it is his job to follow them, without question. If Scott had stayed, it is possible they both would have died on the planet. He reassures Scott, telling him not to lose any sleep over it as it was the right decision. Scott asks Greer how many officers he has trained. Greer responds with "just the ones I liked."
Notes
- This is a sequel to the episodes Lost, Sabotage and Air, Part 1.
External links
- Drop the Sirs on the official MGM website.