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COOL!

Thanks for your contribution to my childhood, dude! Loved this show growing up!

It is good to "meet" you!

Indeed..

Dope of you to stop by. Jaffa Kree!

Very profound

Indeed...

He didn't let go of his guilt, he says so in The Ark of Truth

@@AdmiralVortex oh didn't even realize that

@@marvinbenjamin3015 Yeah, he gives a speech to the Ori dude (forgot his name) who basically did the same things as he did, about how it's not about forgiving yourself, cause you never will. It's a beautiful moment, recommend looking it up

Yes, this is the episode that I thought of when I heard Teal'c giving Tomin that speech. The exact thing that Teal'c was talking about? Right here.

I agree almost entirely with that except I would say 'For them forgiveness is about moving on/letting go' because in the case of this episode it seemed more that by forgiving Teal'c he was able to move past/let go of the hatred he had been holding onto for so long

The whole "forgiving yourself" thing seems so cliche and tropey, but it is 100% accurate. When you experience TRUE guilt, where something awful happened and you genuinely blame yourself for it, it is almost impossible to forgive yourself.

Seriously, that whole scene might as well have been Chris's audition for Kratos. Holy Shit.

uhm what the hell are you talking about? www.imdb.com/name/nm0431895/ he has acted in a bunch of stuff this past nine years.

Indeed.

I've seen Judge in one other role and it was odd. I guess he will always be Teal'c to me.

@@MightyJosh1985 BaScuse me! This man is now Kratos Dad of War

Indeed

I figure Teal'c used to wear that armor, so knew the weaknesses and gaps in it. Plus the armor was designed to terrify and protect against primitive ranged weapons, it was expected that a Jaffa would be strong and well-trained enough to defend themself from a normal human.

"I intend to write a strongly worded letter to the White Star Line about all this!"

To be fair they are arrogant enough and deluded enough that either no one would dare to get close or their god would protect them.

Remember he has armor along with the shield. So you would have to pierce it.

I have to agree. I would pick Teal'c too. He's the OG Stargate alien team member bad-ass.

@@SGtidbits Different series but same code. Worf would so the same.

@@SGtidbits Worf, Teal'c, Ronan walk into a bar. Two minutes later the bar probably explodes.

@@JnEricsonx *implodes. From the sheer mass of their manhood.

@@RuralTowner haha. Worf would probably die laughing...true joy in the klingon heart

It was enough to mitigate M16 rounds in episode 1 to a degree significant enough that O'Neil had them switch to P90s. But almost certainly you are right, and the armor is optimized for decorative purposes first and practical purposes second. Doubtless Teal'c knew exactly what its weak spots were and exploited them. The goa'uld's obsession with appearing strong was always their achilles' heel.

@@quillquickcard8824 If you know something about those two rounds and the guns they come out of … The M16 would likely be chambered in 5.56 NATO, the P90 will use FN 5.7. The 5.7 has far less range and stopping power, but less recoil and more accuracy. The P90, though, is a lot more comfortable to hold/use and while the AR platform uses 30 round magazines, those P90s use 50 round mags. I just tell myself that SG teams are using standard FMJ copper-clad lead in the M16, but SG teams switched to the moe close-quarters optimized P90 with specific steel-core armor-piercing rounds. (Treaties be damned when you're talking about literal alien invasions…)

@@knghtbrdwar crimes don’t exist against a force that refuses to acknowledge your right to exist, or something like that

Just shows good boot grip design is universal

@@samsonguy10k and prop cost too

They both shop at the same galactic retailer.

I have a new found admiration for Teal'c s tracking abilities. All of those footprints look the same.

Sigh, when you check the comments to see if someone already commented about this, and see that indeed you are too late.

Well do you know what is the music played at 1:37 ?

My favorite is always the goauld theme

t not f

Oh yea true he plays Simon! Thanks for pointing that out I thought I had seen him in another episode somewhere but then I also thought maybe I seen this one too many times

He is also in atlantis - the one where sheppard gets trapped in the time dilation field with the folks trying to ascend

the Stargate franchise likes to recycle secondary actors there are at least 5 of them who've played multiple characters.

@@evanjohnson1299 lot of series do this. Star Trek with Jeffery Combs played many roles too. Shows with aliens is super easy to recycle guest actors.

@@evanjohnson1299 That's more of a sci-fi series thing. When you've got actors that wear prosthetics and/or play multiple races of alien beings, it makes it easier to have a stable of talent you know you can go to for certain roles, and you don't really have to worry about it being that obvious that they're playing multiple characters.

Dude was pretty dang yoked

I dont understant what you mean

@@hannibalburgers477 Star Trek reference

@@SpencerLemay I know

@@hannibalburgers477 Then what don't you understand!

the omnics are just replicators in a trenchcoat

I heard they wanna reboot it. Prolly with an all female cast.

It’s the music lol. It’s always the music. Put an upbeat tune to this and there will be zero dust in the air

Nah.... it's them darn Onion Slicing Ninja's. They always show up at my place and start cutting up onions for some reason.

Based on true events? o.O

Look up Hugh Thompson, the CWO helicopter pilot at My Lai, in Vietnam. Look up army captain Silas Soulle; at Sand Creek he refused to help kill the entire village, and encouraged others to stand with him. Afterwards, he was ready to testify about it, and was murdered in the streets of Denver.

@Nero X How did they dial home when never leaving the Gateroom, and not having the usual DHD?, (or a Nox, Thir, Acient)

@Nero X Symbiote. He killed the larva.

Most of the planets the Goa'uld rule over are fairly primitive, armed with medieval-level tech, or often worse (just look at the slingshot-crossbows the guys here have). That Metal armour will probably do pretty good service in turning away slings and arrows. As O'Neil points out when comparing the staff weapon to the P90, the Jaffa are equipped primarily for domination and intimidation to keep the peasants in line, not for fighting a war against an enemy with its own industrial base, professional military, etc. The Jaffa are tools for oppression first, fighting limited conflicts against the comparably equipped Jaffa of other System Lords second, and a force for engaging external threats last.

@Nero X The question still stands though, the Tau'ri gate had no DHD, only a human designed dialing computer. The system lords never demonstrated the ability to dial a gate without a DHD, and it does stretch the boundaries of credulity that the Jaffa could have figured out the passwords to the dialing computer and how to operate the program as well. Logic dictates that Apophis and his Jaffa would have been stuck on the base, if not in the embarkation room, while many, many P-90's were being positioned.

Recognizing a man has reformed and calling that man your friend aren't the same thing. I agree that it would have been very cool...but not entirely believable or reasonable given the circumstances or situation.

don't hate me, but "would have"*

@@TalkingHands308 nothing better to d

Do

@@lordwinton Like I've said, don't take it personal and get defensive, just letting you know. *shrug*

Might be office politics. Sure you got the corner office, but only because the CEO's favorite employee stole company secrets and went to work for some unknown competitor. You need to make your mark in the company to solidify your position.

He is the Watcher.

"present day ideologies"?

@@Ragitsu Cmon now dude don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. You're smarter than that.

@@GregTheReaper I assume nothing. Feel free to elucidate.

@@Ragitsu I'll just point in the general direction of Startrek Discovery and leave it there :P

This was Season 1

Well, he IS Teal'c, former first prime of Apophis, he probably knows all the weakspots.

Of course, it's meant to intimidate, not protect.

Lord Orio. Same with the Staff weapons: their effective range is ridiculously short

I argue against that point. It's clearlly maille and plate, both of which historically existed and provided excellent protection. I don't see how the armor which visibly covers almost the entire body and is made of metal and arranged in a way it has been in ancient and medieval times (with some liberties of course) would be any less effective against blades than it really was. We do not see the details of the stab though. Chances are Teal'c does know a weak spot. Although that's a really bad place for a Jaffa to have a weak spot in their armor... But that's the only design flaw imaginable here. Since we do not see the attack, instead of attacking the stomach as is implied, he might be cutting at the wrist, which isn't nearly as protected and also quite lethal, although it would take some time to bleed out, what with the symbiote and all.

Uh, even if it's maille and plate, it's of a non-earth material. See the many times Teal'c or some one else drops their front plate to the floor and it clangs like some super dense heavy stuff and not remotly like metal. We do know that the "maille"-looking area is prone to stab-attacks over and over throughout the series, where the blade is pushed in sideways, around the area where kidney/liver is.

Which buildings are you referring to?

Why? So that Teal'c could free himself/attack the invading Jaffa.

hunting

I think Jaffa armour is more about intimidation, tradition and decorum than anything else. Tho they are actually fairly utilitarian when most of the humans and primitive species outside of a few developped worlds like earth only have at best medieval technology to fight with. A sword or a spear could do nothing to pierce the kind of plate the jaffa wears, ensuring rebellions are unlikely to succeed even when the rebels vastly outnumber the jaffas.

I would think the snake heads have wireless linking to the Weapon, with additional target tracking and target sensors, and weapon status., That said, 1:58 Christopher Judge demonstrates Teal'cs True Warrior spirit - He accepts the wrongs he's committed, accepts the lives he has taken, no exuses, no ' just following orders ' mumbled apology. The Warrior fights, the Warrior kills, the warrior accepts responsibility, without reservation. Technology is not the weapon, it is the Soul of the Warrior that is the Weapon. The power of man, the power of will.

America is one of only 2 countries in the UN who refuses to sign the War Crimes Commission. But if you wanna get fickle pretty much any time a terrorist gets their hands on an American soldier.

TheGreatSeraphim So you think executing a captured soldier without a trial is the same as being put on trial for crimes you personally committed. Your messed up in the head, dude.

We have a military court system that pretty much handles trying our soldiers for crimes in general and unlike the public system its a far faster process thanks to Judaical Advocate Generals (J.A.G) as well as other factors. So if they do something like shoot unarmed children then they are getting a visit from the MP's, followed by a Military trial and then ending with a long stay at Levingworth.

The American Soldier who perpetrated the Kandahar Massacre was arrested and punished for killing civilians in 2012. It wasn't a war crimes trial but the punishment was as high as it can be. The US does punish those who do this, it just doesn't do them as war crimes, but as crimes against the UCMJ.

What do they call it in French?

@@SGtidbits just "primat"

Prime can mean the best quality (such as prime steak) so first prime would imply the number 1 of all the best selected Jaffa.

no, youneed naquadah for the goauld hand devices, but the staff can be used without. Look how oneill fires it even in this video.

you're confusing that with hand devices.

This is an excellent Teal'c episode.

WTF

@@beethovenstrance5042 The What is so F about this? :)=