Colonel Maybourne doesn't know 

Oh yeah.... Jack has seen and done some shit... fa show.

I wish i left it with question mark..

The face he makes after 1:29 going along with the line. Such disgust you'd think roses smell like rancid farts to Maybourne.

He was gonna 'nuke' the movie...

"I would never do that to a 2-star general" Maybourne should've said "Maybe not to an American one. But a Russian one?"

Too bad he didn't appreciate the beer and mustard diet...

I honestly don't even view him as a bad guy except for a couple episodes when he's actively working against the SGC. For the rest of the show he's pretty morally grey and works purely in his own interests.

@@MrPibb23x except for when he became king

From Villain to Anti-Villain to Anti-hero.

He's the nessaicery evil. You need men that perform his function in any long lived empire.

My only issue with Stargate's writing was their habit of playing fast and loose with mythology when it wasn't really necessary. It's a minor thing, and honestly if you have to tweak the details a bit for the sake of storytelling, that's fine. There were only a few moments that made me roll my eyes ("Two types of gods, the tyrants and the culture-bearers" what the FUCK does that MEAN Daniel????) However, everything else is pretty much spot on. I adore this show, I grew up watching it and it's got a lot of nostalgia for me.

@@CanidRose I think the analogy for types of gods is builders and destroyers. The builders of the Stargates spread a culture of free use of the gate system and the parasite tyrants destroy and enslave other cultures.

@@ToIsleOfView It was more the way he framed is as "Norse vs. Egyptian" that bothered me.

Actually, only 214 unless you count the movies and other series

@@anthonyklecha6002 Thanks. You are absolutely correct.

The first time I saw him on screen, I didn't think he would be anything special, but Tom McBeth gave a good performance. The writing is of course very important, but what an actor does with his character is what turns a good show into a great show!

Maybourne is more neutral evil

And partially he helps save the Atlantis expedition too. Thanks to him they find the time travelling puddle jumper and then the ZPM from 5000 years ago that eventually gets shipped to Atlantis.

"We can fix him."

Mike Cimerian far as I'm concerned, he's just twisted worse than a Goa'uld on a Yautja kill... _but_ that could just be me... doubt it, though.

He had a great character ark, and Tom played it perfectly.

Mike Cimerian at least he had a sense of humour! Kinsey was just a horses arse!

hes an amoral good guy, like the cia agents.

He turned straight with more work with O'Neill and they worked well together.

Prisoner Zero?

Don’t tell Harry!! Harry doesn’t know!

LMAO.

That's probably because it's not from McGyver. It's from Stargate SG-1.

@@SGtidbits /Whoosh!

That's probably because it's not from McGyver. It's from Stargate SG-1.

@@aciarduce Can't exactly make a McGuyver joke when they name him as Jack, and an Air Force Colonel

And Star Trek -- Harcourt Fenton "Harry" Mudd

He worked with O'Neill pretty hard to get that intel. Maybe he's just not the emotional type.

Clueless general

Given his love of torture, he's definitely NID before and after they got puppeted by g'ould.

Hm...