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McKay: Look, as soon as I trigger the overload there'll be practically zero lag time before it blows.
Sheppard: Practically?
McKay: Okay, so, like, a few seconds for it to build up power -
Sheppard: How many seconds?
McKay: I don't know.
Sheppard: 5? 10?
McKay: Again with the arbitrary numbers!
Sheppard: So much for seven and a half minutes.
McKay: It was an *arbitrary* number.
McKay: Exactly, but , while I was working on it, I figured out a way to create a glitch that, on my command, should momentarily freeze them.
Sheppard: "Should."
McKay: Okay, if you will, I mean, dead in their tracks. Like hitting the pause button. Only temporarily, until they figure out how to override it.
Ronon Dex: How long?
McKay: Well, I don't know. That's why I said "momentarily."
Sheppard: Days? Hours? Minutes?
McKay: Well, look, it's minutes, but I don't know. That's what I was just saying to him.
Sheppard: 10? 20?
McKay: Okay, fine, you want a number? Fine, seven. 7 minutes and 31 seconds. Are you happy?
Sheppard: No.
McKay: No?
Sheppard: That's not enough time.
McKay: Okay, well, you wanted a number.
Sheppard: A bigger number!
McKay: Well, it may very well be longer.
Sheppard: Or shorter.
McKay: I don't know. Look, you're missing the point.
Weir: Gentlemen, focus, please.