Given the personalities of the Goa'uld and the Asgard tendency to tell the Goa'uld to go stuff themselves.. makes you wonder what caused the two races, plus the Ancients and the mysterious Furlings to forma n alliance.. never really covered that did they?
Stargate has to be one of the best series developed. Great characters, wonderful adventures, and I was sorry when it ended. Felt like we knew the characters like family. Well done, and much missed! 👏 ❤
So much happened in this episode that you can summarize it in 3:23, while including 15 seconds of intro. Incredible. But man, that stunt at 2:40 is incredible.
If only this were 5 minutes, you could have captured the B plot, where Tealk keeps getting hit in the face by a door, and eventually hits the guy in the face. That was one of the best character development moments to see him finally crack the stoic exterior.
I've just realised they have changed the voices of the 2 asgard, definitely the female one on the left. I Though I was loosing it. Apparently they removed the voices effects on the actors voices, for the Netflix version
As someone who lost my wife 4 years ago, I certainly can relate to that desire to want to go back & see her again. But Jack is right, I could never live through that moment again.
obviously jack programed that in. most program in any sf would be just spouting error codes from all the random shit they need to display that was never part of their original design.
The most positive optimistic part about this show is that humans were lowly creatures compared to many races. But races like the Asgard and the Nox looked at them like children that needed love and guidance. They gave them hope in being better.
