Episodes are regularly filmed in a different order to what they end up 
as on TV... a striking example is Resurrection in Season 7 -- SG-1 
only found out about the Trust in the next episode, but in 
Resurrection, they were fully aware of who they were.

Sky One didn't screw anything up...

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Right... the episodes, as they're due to air on Sky One are as 
follows... (I've shown Daniel's involvement so you can see that it is 
the right order. True, Shroud and LiTS were filmed the other way 
round, but there aren't any discrepancies, in that sphere, regarding 
that):

Ep.11 - The Quest (2) -- we lose Daniel
Ep.12 - Line in the Sand -- brief mention of Daniel's loss
Ep.13 - The Road Not Taken -- quite a few mentions of absent Daniel
Ep.14 - The Shroud -- return of Daniel, hopefully
Ep.15 - Bounty -- active participation by Daniel

Being rude and abusive is not called for in any civilised discussion, 
and I suggest that you be at least civil in future posts, or don't 
post at all.

In conclusion, episodes are regularly filmed out of order, depending 
on time, personnel and spatial constraints/availability. If Sky One is 
at fault, it's for editing out little things that they thought 
insignificant, like the little look Daniel shoots Sam after the 
wedding flashbacky thing in 200.

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On Jan 24, 9:34 am, Herbert Viola <n...@spam4me.com> wrote:
> No need to give anything away, but the first 30 seconds of the recent ep shows
> that the wankers at Skyone wanked up the SG-1 ordering. The next time this issue
> comes up, please, no more self-righteous lecturing about how production order
> means nothing. It means a lot. SG-1 got through 9.5 seasons with the production
> order being right. Production order matters, and Skyone screwed up.