[ SECRET POST #2393 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2393 ⌋

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Re: Looking for recs about Clones~

[othellia]

Cloning is a reoccurring theme in Stargate SG1. There's a complete list of episodes that deal with the subject, but the main human/human-ish ones I'd recommend if you want to pick and choose (mild spoilers):

Tin Man (S01E19) - The main cast is replaced with a set of mechanical clones when they come back from a mission. The clones think that they are the originals. They are not "evil" in any sense.

Double Jeopardy(S04E21) - The clones from Tin Man return.

Fragile Balance (S07E03) - The main character is seemingly de-aged into a teenager, but it turns out he's actually been replaced with a biologically identical teenage clone. Both he and the original have to come to terms with this.

And not a specific episode, but beginning in Season 9, Ba'al, one of the main villains of the series, begins to clone himself so that he can never truly be killed. He and his clones appear in seven episodes as well as one of the final TV movies. Both he and his clones seem to be pretty down with sticking to and executing villainous plans in tandem though, so there's not as much philosophical arm stretching on clone vs original as there is in the other episodes I listed.