Asgard Mothership

[@thitsugaya1224]

Say what you will, but Thor definitely knows how to make an entrance.

[@undrhil]

"You may not like him, Minister, but you have to admit: Dumbledore has style!"

[@momokochama1844]

supreme commander Thor .I..

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

And an exit. The way his ship dissolves back into the clouds is pretty sweet

[@tonuahmed4227]

He always have,in every continuity...

[@smileydag]

We come from the land of the ice and snow From the midnight sun where the hot springs flow The hammer of the gods Will drive our ships to new lands To fight the horde, sing and cry

[@5thGenNativeTexan]

Jack O'Neil : "I gotta get me one one of those!" Asgard: "How about we build a bigger one and name it after you?"

[@OHCAM5]

Jack: "Not exactly what I meant but OK"

[@isaaclawson2097]

And the blow it up

[@themonkster333]

@@isaaclawson2097 Stargate 101

[@justajokeforme2854]

Cant forget about the Daniel jackson

[@guthabanglasdash8641]

Wow those things are massive

[@bthsr7113]

Even if they're friendly, that kind of rapid battlefield dominance (aka shock and awe) still sends shivers down your spine.

[@tomast9034]

its like playing civilisation 2, fighting of one enemy with bows and arrows and then the third opponent rolls in with nukes . :D:D:D

[@Avaruusmurkku]

@@tomast9034 I still remember the terror of AI cheating in pre-BNW Civ 5. Japan is losing 5000 gold per turn but every. single. damn. tile. is occupied by spearmen or archers. Your units only have 10 hp. The enemy retaliates when you attack. Result: Spearmen are downing airplanes and tanks and the war isn't going anywhere as the troops replenish faster than I can kill them. I literally had to resort to nukes.

[@jamesbelcher896]

They just beam them up they don't even kill them thats the scary part like a kid spanking a child

[@aijpl9703]

lol ... superior character proven ... spam accounts with way too much free slave labor time win ... N or Y or depends ... does torture cause anger.

[@drockjr]

Lol because if they really wanted to kill you, you wouldn't have a spine remaining

[@Flaky1990]

Imagine your enemy thinking so little of you that he doesn't even fight you, instead you get picked up and dropped off back home like some unruly child.

[@alexiachimciuc3199]

👀 what happened to the goa'uld structures and troops???

[@morgorth3242]

@@alexiachimciuc3199 to me feels more like they got dematerlized into raw building materials XD

[@thitsugaya1224]

They got vacuumed up like so many dust bunnies, the Asgard made it look as easy as cleaning your living room.

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

​@@alexiachimciuc3199 We dont know exactly; but we do know they are teleported somewhere and not disentigrated. Now whether they are just teleported back to thier own territory or into the middle of the sun we do not know; but in this specific case i would say the jaffa and ships were simply relocated as at this point the Asgusrd and Gould are still in what is essentially a cold war. The Gould are growing more agressive and dismissive of treaties and diplomacy as evident by the plot of the episode but the Asguard are still trying to maintain the status quo and not escalate everything into a full on hot war; thus the solution was not killing the interlopers....just....relocate them. Its actually quite clever and was a great bit of world building that made the Asguard feel very wise and enlightend as one would expect from an ancient species such as they.

[@Flaky1990]

@@physetermacrocephalus2209 Yeah I agree, I think they were just brought back to the nearest goa'uld world, the Asgard don't really have the ressources to commit to an all out war against the goa'uld at this point in the story, so it'd make more sense to drop them off back home and have the jaffa spread the fear of the asgard + the probable humiliation of their 'god' by being dropped off/stranded on another rulers world.

[@mattwho81]

The Asgard version of “Get off my lawn!”

[@daniellafferety4025]

Better yet than get off my lawn. Would be the sign says not golled. can't you read Asgard?

[@snow6094]

More like the asguard version of “let me just delete this real quick”

[@SimplyG.G]

The Asgard doesn't play around LOL

[@lysanderhuynh]

Yep. It is also better than Borg weaponry from Star Trek. Insta-wipe.

[@99bulldog]

Holy shit all these years and it just now dawned on me. The shape of Thor's ship is the same as the Norse symbol for Thor. 😳

[@becausebuzzbomb6133]

Better late than never....indeed.

[@jimskywaker4345]

being in charge of the fleet has it's benefits

[@ravinraven6913]

yup, you gotta be an uber nerd and look into every cranny for every reference or know a lot about the mythos behind that one mythos one group of aliens used. So cool, eh?

[@georgeloyie7456]

Thor... he quickly became one of my favorite characters when he first appeared in 1998. I sure miss SG1, the only series that ever made me rush home from work so I could flop on my comfy old couch and watch it. Sure I taped each episode on my trusty Zenith HIFI VCR but I always wanted to watch it as soon as I could, many times left waiting, hanging in there for the next episode to find out how it all went hahaa! Stupid people whoever they were that cancelled such a good series, clean, not all sexed up and sleazy, the whole family could watch it and we all did!

[@1MoreTurn]

That was the nice thing about SG1 and SGA. Good family fun unlike ...

[@NoTeDoyMi]

Amm.. except for Chapter 2 (dave's wife convertion)... Some scenes are not so "familiar" I thought...

[@unregierbar7694]

Stargate SG1 and Stargate Atlantis are perfect. Let it be. Look at Star Wars and Star Trek now. The new movies and series are nothing compared against the old ones. I don´t think Stargate in the 2020s would do better.

[@FireSignd]

The worst thing about SG1 was that O'neill never got to say goodbye to his good friend Thor... I still find that incredibly saddening.

[@dadross1]

@@unregierbar7694 Tried the Expanse?

[@f38stingray]

0:48 Horus is just thinking, "well, fuck that" and gates away.

[@kontroldenai1315]

+f38stingray That was Heru'ur

[@5226-p1e]

+Kontrol Denai true horus had long blondish hair. funny enough he actually looked like a viking.

[@QuentinSciascia]

Poor old Heru'ur never catches a break

[@smik4978]

He knew he was getting his ass whipped by the Asgard so he decided to save himself.

[@ohlawd3699]

LOL, agreed.

[@GoGWiz]

As a kid watching this, I thought this was the most amazing scene ever!!! And I still think the same now that I am 29 years old... I love stargate SG-1 !!

[@mediasinc.2396]

me too 👍

[@neo123321]

@@mediasinc.2396 Yep same here!

[@VargusDread]

Same

[@duomaxwell2293]

I love the fact that this was also the point of SG1, that Teal'c earnt the respect of the Asgard, in which their new hammer allowed him access to the planet

[@nonhominid]

Earned

[@williamburden2308]

@@nonhominid Earnt is an actual word you dumb fuck.

[@Elitesolider1023]

Because he was the first Jaffa to rebel against his masters.

[@raptor1672]

@@Elitesolider1023 Second, Bra'tac was the the first as far as we know.

[@DavidKnowles0]

@@raptor1672 Wrong, Sodan warriors were rebelling against the Goa'uld long before Bra'tac and Teal'c

[@extremepredudice]

Gotta love how Heru'ur was just like 'Nope.'

[@mattboesch8907]

i always love later on in this season the episodes "Secrets", he gets his hand injured with the hand device by O'Neill throwing a combat knife at him.

[@Ackalan]

"I'll let the grunts deal with this."

[@cybermonk333]

Up until this episode I was really so so with this series in my early 20s, as I was just watching Babylon 5 for the first time while watching this too. This episode really showed me there was more going on in our galaxy then just the Goa'uld. I was in awe at the might of the Asgard, de-moleculerizing an entire Goa'uld expedition. Like damn.

[@syntaxed2]

One of the most epic scenes in scifi history.

[@darles0103]

@Jo Bloggs this is the best scifi show ever

[@msh6865]

Well, it was cool but I wouldn't exactly say "epic". Writing was up and down on SG1. Never absolutely terrible though.

[@LostFleet]

Hear hear

[@chewbaccassecretlover12444]

@Jo Bloggs your mom is crap

[@darles0103]

@Jo Bloggs damn your so pathetic

[@MikMoen]

Ladies and Gentlemen, the ctrl+alt+delete ray.

[@TheLordboki]

+Daniel Carroll End process.

[@Shiirow]

I call it Thor's "Get Yo Ass Outta My Neighborhood" Gun.

[@FrankJonen]

The Great Fuckoffski.

[@flashlightfreek]

Haha! also the Alt+F4 ray

[@ohlawd3699]

LOL

[@exturiel5343]

"I have heard them described in jaffa legend." In the first seasons, there seemed to be a jaffa legend for a lot of things, like giant invisible bugs. Sort of like Worf always having sayings about klingons. Random aside: Teal'c didn't get his ass kicked nearly as often as Worf did, and even when he did, he usually killed the other guy in the end.

[@TheMem513185]

Tealc is a Non Cringe Klingon, Kinda

[@DayneTreader]

Klingons also have a ritualistic form of combat that wouldn't work on people that fight differently.

[@eledhwenmare2403]

Indeed.

[@nunya3163]

DS9 Worf was much more Teal'c like in his butt kicking. Nothing like the punching bag from TNG.

[@1TakoyakiStore]

To be fair Teal'c had his symbiote healing factor. Worf never had such an ability so it's only natural Worf would have had his ass kicked more. Also Worf got his ass kicked by a barrel...

[@limemobber]

This reminds me of how in Star Trek the transporter is the most powerful weapon shown. As McCoy once said "What if they went nowhere....."

[@aspopulvera9130]

Imagine being imprisoned as a binary bits

[@limemobber]

@@aspopulvera9130 Not much of a prison since only Barkley ever noticed the passage of time while in transport.

[@polyrythmical]

Just ask Scotty, he managed to stay alive in one for 75 years. But alas, poor Franklin didnt make it. : )

[@lucaspeyatt]

Then this'll be your big chance to get away from it all.

[@BogeyTheBear]

Are you telling me that it turned inside-out and then exploded?

[@simplyshorts748]

The way Heru'ur looks befor passing the gate. As if he would think "Damn, these Asgard are really ass-kickin'..."

[@simonedward4568]

I remember watching this for the first time in absolute awe. Man I miss this show.

[@duanenavarre7234]

Its all avail on daily motion site

[@akshaymathur5665]

Ctrl-A, Shift Delete - Asgard Edition

[@dannytourigny9403]

Fuck yeah!

[@Cinncinnatus]

not for not whats the point of shift delete when you already selected everything and just hit delete at that point. oh ya prob use one of them Operating System's with a trashcan lulz.... I'll stick with rm -rf *

[@tomosko2669]

@@Cinncinnatus But, Asgards would probably free the Goauld and Jaffa "deleted" in that scene later on some neutral planet with stargate. So Shift delete is accurate.

[@hurtigheinz3790]

More like: "Ctrl-A, Shift click Teal'c, Shift Delete"

[@hurtigheinz3790]

@@Cinncinnatus Hitting delete it gets in the paper basket, shift delete and it's directly deleted, like emptying the paper basket.

[@danielk5780]

I find this iteration of the Asgard Beam-technology quite fascinating, as it looks and sounds similar to the Wraith-Beaming technology. With the introduction of the Vanir and their backstory in season 5 of SGA I think it's not unlikely that the Wraith got their Beaming-technology from the (Pegasus-)Asgard and not from the Ancients.

[@DayneTreader]

I honestly doubt that the Asgard would ever even accidentally let the Wraith get anywhere near their technology.

[@Headhunter1234256]

@@DayneTreader Pegasus Asgard had to hide on toxic planets to avoid the wraith, they might not have had a choice. As for the other Asgard, yap.

[@generalantilles2586]

This particular device certainly sounds similar to the Wraith Dart capture devices.

[@DavidLS1]

I often wondered why Kirk never employed the Enterprise's transporter as a weapon.

[@Not-Ap]

@@DavidLS1 Ethics but the borg, dominion, and romulans did.

[@dylandarnell3657]

well, that was... definitive how to win an argument with an alien army and leave in less time than it takes to boil an egg: Asgard edition (step 1: be an Asgardian)

[@rxonmymind8362]

Dylan Darnell I want that vacuum cleaner. Screw Dyson.

[@strugglingchildofgod7791]

got to love those guys

[@gertraba4484]

.we got em now just a tad bit smaller and less powerful........................what do U think the BBD's are???????

[@randomrandomness4193]

Say this fast

[@Zamolxes77]

No, be SUPREME Commander of the Asgard Fleet

[@PacRimJim]

Health tip: Don't piss off the Asgard.

[@KeyKa86gg]

Except you're the Replicators ;)

[@PerfectAlibi1]

TianDee Even then, the replicators were destroyed in the end. XD

[@PacRimJim]

I am the last Replicator, so behave yourselves.

[@PerfectAlibi1]

David Govett You wish. You're a replicated replicator that doesn't have replicating abilities. :P

[@ohlawd3699]

LOL

[@bartugyldrm3469]

After all these years, while I'm still watching this, I can't control my heartbeat

[@nosorab3]

The Asgard regard an invading army the same way we regard dust bunnies "Hm. Don't much like the look of that. (swish-swish) There. Much better."

[@walther007]

This was a great way to end an episode. I remember being like..."what the hell was that?!?" LOL

[@johncasey7063]

I love the sound effects of the beam. That electronic screech definitely doesn't sound like a good guy's weapon, emphasizing that while the Asgard are pretty nice guys, they're still leagues beyond the other species.

[@piotrd.4850]

Their pronouns are "fu...k around/ don't even find out"

[@JoshSweetvale]

That sound effect is the exact same as Wraith beaming tech six seasons and a show later.

[@wishingwell12345]

"An Asgard mothership ...I have heard them described in Jaffa legend..." Can't believe Jack missed the opportunity to reply "Teal'c, you ARE a Jaffa legend".

[@rhas356]

And became an Asgard legend!

[@bernardjacob3118]

@@rhas356 Exactly ! ;)

[@Haldinyar]

Gay

[@Ragitsu]

@@Haldinyar Yag.

[@herbertschroeder3739]

the only ones we can blame for that mistake are the writers.

[@theduck001]

When I first time watched the series (I am big fan since 15 years) this scene was goose bumps amazing and still is...

[@johnmca5643]

11 years later ans SG1 is still the best show on tv.

[@raf7550]

If I remember correctly, it was shown in one of their first appearances that the Replicators could absorb energy weapons, like the Zats. The only things that worked on them were human guns (kinetic weapons) and the disruptors (invented later).

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

@@josephheiskell3493 That's kinetic

[@wellendowedplatypus9024]

@@The360MlgNoscoper Not quite sure. The graphic showed the ship blowing up in hyperspace and the explosion and/or debris hitting the following ships. Might be kinetic, then again it might not be.

[@charlesdaugherty321]

@@wellendowedplatypus9024 Explosions are just kinetic energy being released in all directions from a singular point. Where as a gun is kinetic energy being focus onto a single point.

[@hobanagerik]

Thor sits there like the little old lady from Poltergeist: “This planet is now clean!”

[@JoshSweetvale]

I just realized this scene was shot as a cinematic counterpoint to Ra's pyramid descending in the movie.

[@jamieolberding7731]

I love the Asgard Beliskner class Mothership. It's a really great design.

[@Kalenz1234]

The O'Neill looks way cooler.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@Kalenz1234 I strongly agree. But is a damn shame that Humanity was never able to save any of the surviving O'Niell class Warships once the Asgard decided to commit self suicide [after giving Humanity all of their knowledge as well as their tech and weaponry too] once the Ori showed up!

[@Kalenz1234]

@@jamieolberding7731 Last episode of SG1: Thor: We gonna give you all we have. Tauri: Like your fleet of giant new motherships with enough firepower to even blow up replicator battleships? Thor: Na we gonna just retrofit your ship. Also did you notice how the O'Neill was a Gigantic ship even slightly larger than the Beliskner but during the fight vs the Ori it was suddenly smaller than a Hatak?

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@Kalenz1234 Now that I do remember well, the Battle of P3Y-229 (this infamous battle where it was more of a massacre/SLAUGHTER: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5XKZ3SpjZubqck )... which as General Landry once said about the aftermath when the Ori sent the first wave of Ori Warships: "They cut through two of our 304's, an Asgard ship, and a fleet of Goa'uld motherships." (from "Stargate: SG-1" Season 10, Episode 1 "Flesh and Blood")

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@Kalenz1234 Ori Warships themselves have a length of approximately over 1,100 meters and a width of over 850 meters. The Asgard O'Niel class however has Length of 1,500 meters and a Width of over 700 meters.

[@uncletaylorify]

You got to LOVE those guys!

[@zobayer1]

I remember, this was the moment that got me hooked to this show.

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

Michael Shanks did a great job voicing Thor!

[@AndrewJamesWilliams]

This scene really shows why its not a good idea to get on the bad side of the little grey dudes. The Asgard might be a friendly, generally peaceful people but if you're an enemy then you can expect no mercy from them.

[@danieljames1868]

Friendly? Sure. Peaceful? Naah. If Thor had his way(and the Replicators were gone), the Asgard fleet would go on crusade/jihad(cruhad?) semi-regularly. And thus did the Goa'uld, Wraith, and Asurans surrender. Or in the case of the Asurans, due to insta-supernova/black hole.

[@thebighurt2495]

It's pretty clear that the Asgard would've ground the Goa'uld under their petite little feets a LONG time ago, but they've been occupied dealing with the stupid Replicators for a while now.

[@FS2K4Pilot]

The Asgard, frankly, are more badass than the MCU's Asgardians. If Malekith had appeared over the Asgard home world, Commander Thor would blink his black eyes, move a control crystal, and Malekith and his dudes would disappear instantly.

[@informationyes]

@@FS2K4Pilot Back to void you go

[@FS2K4Pilot]

Why? You know it's true.

[@Ower8x]

Come on! You got to love those guys !! - Jack O’Neill

[@aliozanerbektas]

Gotta love those guys.

[@nenaviboe1841]

I love all of the Stargate show and own them all. If they updated the CGI and film quality, I'd buy the box sets all over again.

[@gradius12]

I just love that horrible alien screech sound that comes with the particle disintegration beam. Amazing.

[@JoshSweetvale]

It's not a disintergration beam. It's _the teleporter._ Wraith scoop beams use the exact same sound. He teleported them all and dumped the buffer.

[@ianchan8859]

Lol, Heru'ur's face: "yeah **** that"

[@porpus99]

The Asgard were very careful with their technology. They kept track of every single ship of theirs, and of other races. After the end of the Replicator War, they were running low on ships, as the majority had been consumed and used by the Replicators, but they still knew where those ships were located. Once the war was over they either salvaged or destroyed those ships. They had also lost their original homeworld,and had to rebuild elsewhere. All of this took time they did not have.

[@DothFrmBBL]

Spihk Heartbust!? Spihk Heartbust Analyze & Discuss Bozeman Hotmail Recipient Visibly holding on to a girl's jeans Waist line while Bozeman Hotmail Recipient was dancing with a girl at the Club!

[@Teoman9]

Thor : immigrant song launches

[@thetigerobsidian]

I was thinking Ugly Kidd Joe's "I Hate Everything About You." But then again, I'm a bit weird, so...

[@ProjectGrandMarauder]

Someone needs to super cut that NOW.

[@TheJosephoenix]

?

[@Toxinator]

I f*cking loved that scene as a kid. It was really epic back then.

[@Thatslifebro_]

Asgard: You piss them off and they will dematerialize everything you know and love. They the real deal.

[@Abydos3064]

that screaming sound of disintegrating matter gives me goosebumps

[@SheldonAdama17]

The Asgard’s most dreaded weapon: Ctrl+A, Ctrl+X

[@tomf3150]

"Supreme Commander"

[@MrDuckford-oO]

👆

[@hydrogenbond7303]

This is one of the most epic movie scenes ever. I get shivers everytime I watch It.

[@Superderpynerd]

The Asgard as a species were handled so much better than other advanced societies, like the Tollan or the Ancients. Rather than just make them arrogant jerks, the writers made them out to actually be friendly, eager to help, humble, and wise. The only thing preventing them from outright wiping out the Goa'uld were the replicators, which were also written brilliantly as a threat to them, as they were simply too smart to engage in ridiculous tactics. It gave both species of humans and Asgard something that the other could use to help them.

[@MrAlkylation]

But the writers did bad by putting them garbage

[@Darlf_Sevil]

​@@MrAlkylationdestroy of they was bad yep like they still have many years probaddy more that 100 befor actuality cant make new working boddys and if they meat pegaz azgard they can help themself, one give new tech space one give bio tech

[@shootybaking]

I remember this clip. I saw it on broadcast television and I basically went HOLY SHIT, when I saw this superpowered thing just show and start fucking up the Goa'uld.

[@tomf3150]

My reaction too but earlier when Thor says "On the contrary, this a live transmission".

[@mortxiii]

So where did SHE come from @1:06? - she wasn't present in any of the shots of the team, beforehand.

[@user-yo8ab1ys9e]

It's been a while since I've seen this show, but I think the video uploader cut this scene out. She gets transported there by Thor and talks about what Thor said. 👽

[@fredramon4373]

Espectacular y único

[@AndrewJamesWilliams]

This bit really introduced the Asgard as a mysterious, extremely powerful race that the Goa'uld were terrified of, its such a pity that the writers dumbed down the Asgard so much in following episodes where they appeared just to make SG-1 look better.

[@biocapsule7311]

They dumbed down and nerfed everything, not just the Asgard. Just so the Americans can save the universe, save everyone really... the went quite far with the American power fantasy.

[@AndrewJamesWilliams]

@@biocapsule7311 Yes well the longer the show went on the more it became a poster child for the American Exceptionalism myth.

[@VeryDeathlyShiny]

@@biocapsule7311 You know, this show was written by Canadians and filmed in Vancouver... right? *queue curb your enthusiam theme*

[@biocapsule7311]

@@VeryDeathlyShiny Oh yes, a large number of them yes, didn't change the fact that it is an American power fantasy by 3rd season. Most of the writers, actors etc. have work in the US industry for most of their career, does being Canadian made you immune to the US power fantasy? A whole chuck of US production were also film in Vancouver, don't make them any less US fantasy. *queue curb your enthusiam theme*

[@elanorglf]

@@VeryDeathlyShiny lol..yep

[@thehantavirus]

the asgard dint exactly died out, the Vanir is still residing in the pegasus.

[@marcelpavlik7976]

and waiting for dead too

[@ukhu_pacha]

@@marcelpavlik7976 Mean

[@informationyes]

In the Atlantis continuation novels a female asgard (who still has hair?) de ascends to help the Vanir as long as the promise to leave the galaxy

[@shiro_21]

Yeah. In SGA is revealed that Adgards are still in that Galaxy and hiding because of Wraights

[@quityourwaaaaaa]

that is one of the coolest scifi ships ever. the Oneil is even more awesome

[@descendinguniverse]

I didn`t realize earlier how similar this thing was to Wraith, even that sound

[@thebighurt2495]

Maybe the Ancients ripped off their version of Transporter Tech from the Asgard? Which the Wraith would have gotten it from the Pegasus Alterans?

[@descendinguniverse]

@@thebighurt2495 I don`t think so. More likely Asgard ripped it off from Ancients, because they (Ancients) were the most advanced. As for Wraith, it`s even easier, as they are ex-Ancients who were genetically improved (or the opposite) so they became Wraith which means they had same tech from the start. But really...I just think they were lazy and reused same effects and sounds. Happened in Star Trek Enterprise as well

[@thebighurt2495]

@@descendinguniverse The Ancients were NOT more advanced than the Asgard. They were on the same level, just focused on different fields. Asgard ships were capable of crossing between Galaxies in HOURS. Even the City-ships and Destiny took days, if not weeks. The Ancients' beaming was heavily dependant on platforms to do the transporting, whereas the Asgard were doing point-and-click anywhere without one. The Ancients managed to make a Time Machine and a Time-Loop machine with great difficulty, the Asgard had a Time Bomb capable of slowing (or speeding) up time by a ludicrous scale.

[@descendinguniverse]

​@@thebighurt2495 it might be that at some point of time Asgard technologies were on par or outmatched the Ancient ones, but long before it Ancients dominated. You may check dates if you want to. There`s so much time passed between Destiny and City-ships. Can`t recall right now what Asgard were capable of during Destiny era. Most of stuff you`ve mentioned seems to be invented relatively recently, after Ancients ascended and stopped care about anything, which still was long time ago from the Tau`ri perspective. That`s probably when Asgard took over and continued developing their stuff.

[@thebighurt2495]

@@descendinguniverse Granted, maybe the Asgard were the "new kids" compared to the Ancients* 100k+ years ago, but the Ancients were still around long enough to join the Four Races Anti-Goa'uld Alliance and that was only a few thousand years ago. By that time the Asgard had most definitely caught up, if not outright surpassed the Ancients in some respects and, frankly, I think the Asgard were actually smarter than them, if the Ancients had that much of a head-start and the Asgard still caught up to them. *relatively-speaking

[@GérannGerberChannel]

Hi There I just love The Asgard people, their ships especially Thor in Stargate SG-1. They are my favoruite characters!! Regards Gerann

[@JoshSweetvale]

Gerann Gerber The design of their ships is very close to Starcraft battlecruisers.

[@jeremybk54]

one thing that i loved about all 3 series were ship designs

[@willdoug6604]

god i love the asgard coolest race in stargate

[@AdmiralJT]

Stargates Asgard > Marvels Asgard

[@24juan68]

The Asgard beaming technology is mighty an incredible

[@HardlyGaming]

*The jaffa "Why do I suddenly hear boss music..?"

[@ElDubsNZ]

The sound of the Asgard sucking people up with a beam is exactly the same as the Wraith version of this tech. I love the consistency.

[@dezstepz2427]

You think their reaction would be far more shocked and astounded at the awesomeness of the Asgard ship.

[@leahstewart6979]

My favorite SG-1 episode!

[@slevinchannel7589]

Starting the beaming/deleting from the Stargate would be smarter than letting enemies Escape. The Asgard sounds are so iconic!

[@Hawk_of_Battle]

Actually, no, you should always let SOME enemies escape, especially when you absolutely slaughter them like this. That way they can take stories of your overwhelming might and superiority back to their people, which makes others less like to try and start shit with you later. The Asgard have an image to maintain.

[@giorgigorgadze1440]

When i watched this episode for the first time i had goose bumps Stargate

[@TenthCrane2788]

1:05 Where did the girl come from? She wasn't there before.

[@EddyEdwards1964]

Taken up into the Asgard ship in the previous scene from "Thor's hut' to discuss with Thor. SG-1 were dumped back on the surface because he had no interest in them. He returned her after fixing the invasion problem to relay his decision. He doesn't talk directly to the little people 😊

[@SolidGeared]

This video has a cut, Thor teleport her there.

[@ramona63_marsun]

Sehr schöne Vorstellung für unsere derzeitige Realität. Ich träume weiter..... Danke

[@midtown3221]

When the aliens abduct aliens

[@linz8291]

lol...bro you're true earthlings😅

[@darkalman]

Knowing Thor's sense of humor, I assume he was just beaming all of this into space "Get off my lawn"

[@mxviii]

Finally a somewhat accurate depiction of a large ship entering an atmosphere

[@GroomlakeArea51]

Never seen independence day have you

[@davidjames1063]

Not even close to reality.

[@mxviii]

@@davidjames1063 atmospheric displacement is a realistic depiction of a large object entering an atmosphere

[@davidjames1063]

@@mxviii I don't argue with idiots. Ignorance on so many levels is sad.

[@lovejoydk838]

Stargate is still my favorite sci-fy series

[@Egobyte83]

Aaah, the good old days.. back when the Beliskner seemed so overpowered. Enter the replicators and that image was shattered so completely. :(

[@jimskywaker4345]

even enter anubis

[@VonSpud]

Another SG1 classic episode!

[@Andrewkerr14]

That episode was soo cool! It ended on an excellent note.....sweep up and fade to black lol

[@Darkness24273]

what epiaode was that????

[@Andrewkerr14]

+Carlos Hernandez Thor’s Chariot - Season 2 Episode 6

[@Darkness24273]

thank you

[@Devillman90]

Those guys were my favourite characters from the Stargate SG-1 tv show :)

[@loverelentlessly5099]

The Asgard way of "Draining the Swamp."

[@Chastk]

"I'm Thor. Supreme commander of the Asgard fleet"

[@Mastert3318]

It's just like it shows up then, PEEEEEEW Then buzzes off. Asgard: "Laters!"

[@albertovillamarin6947]

Thor limpiando la casa 😅

[@LunaArgentum10]

Was just re-watching season 2, and the conversation that is cut out of this ending explains that Thor is going to make a new Thor's Hammer on this planet that will protect it from all Goa'uld (with the exception of Teal'c). Thor's Hammer removes Goa'uld from their host bodies while leaving the host completely fine. Literally 3 episodes later, Daniel finds Sha're pregnant and her Goa'uld dormant to save the baby's life. They spend the episode all "How will we save her and get the Goa'uld out? We must take her to Earth and lock her up until we come up with a plan." ....you were just on Sumaria!!!!! You friggin morons. Huuuuuge writing fail.

[@OliverWhatever0451]

Thor's hammer could kill both Sha're and her child. It takes a physical and mental toll in the process of removing the Goa'uld.

[@LunaArgentum10]

+Oliver P but there is a whole labyrinth to the exit. Gate to the planet, get sucked to the labyrinth, deliver the baby, let the gao'uld restore Sha're's body, shove her through the exit.

[@aknight1096]

Perhaps he simply forgot about the whole ordeal? I mean he did just find his wife so he wouldn't be thinking clearly. Plus it matters not as he was unable to reach that planet because of Apophis.

[@terryforsdyke306]

"Thors Hammer removes Goa'uld from their hosts leaving the host completely fine" unless the Goa'uld is not yet mature and the host is a Jaffa.

[@blusafe1]

So......did yall watch this episode? Jaffa need their larvae to survive. Which was why they destroyed the original Thor's hammer.

[@davidjames1063]

This is called "Making an Entrance with Style". As O'Neil said: "Gotta love those guys ! "

[@m0rg0thb4u9l1r]

They could have used the time machine, what have been found by SG1, to get some tissue sample from their ancestors. Or they could have avoided the degradation of cloning process by uploading the data of the body into a gate's buffer, activating the event horizon and having the body materialized. They have had the necessary energy and technology to do that. This is how they once saved Teal'c when he stuck in the buffer.

[@herbert-kenumera960]

Goa Uld:Exists Asgard: "Heard you talking shit like I wouldnt find out."

[@pbluma]

Replicators:exist

[@Fayanora]

The Asgard were so OP, they had to be Nerfed by clone degradation and a war with replicators. Without those two things, the Goulds wouldn't have stood a chance against the Asgard.

[@alexanderg1935]

Agreed. They were a force of nature in the earlier seasons.

[@victorselve8349]

@@alexanderg1935 I mean given that the BC304 is arguably the strongest regular ship at the end of the shows and it heavily relies on Asgard tech I think it's fair to say they still are, even after their death.

[@adamholste791]

this scene made me shat myself. fr. mind blown. I was like holy crap man, talking to myself n stuff. my favorite TV series ever. 💛✨💯

[@syu001]

I remember when i first watched this as a kid. I had goosebumps then and I got them now, this was amazing at the time!! No one fucks with the Asgard! (at least I thought that at the time)

[@MH5XXXX]

thank you for these videos

[@Hesitatedeye]

To steal a quote "you gotta love those guys"

[@gezatherton1071]

My favourite scene from the entire show! :)

[@SuperRishikumar]

this show made my childhood! If i become a billionaire i will build an asgard mothership like that!

[@KGB95140]

It's nice to dream, meantime where you gonna keep it until you have the antigravity module available in the garage?

[@Zamolxes77]

You better get a lot of billions, only to get into low Earth orbit on ISS costs about 2 billions or so. Sometime the size of that Asgard mother ship, to get in LEO, 20-100 billions minimum, assuming you take it up in pieces and build it there.

[@FaqUrNwoBS]

Building a mile long ship would probably cost us in the hundreds of trillion

[@davelgaldona9988]

¡You can do this men!

[@paul1979uk2000]

With the current tech we have, it would need trillions to build something like that and even with that money, it might not be doable with our current understanding of tech, so it's a nice dream but thats all it is, a lot of new tech would need to be invented and that would cost a fotune and as I said above, with our level of understanding, it still might not be doable.

[@frankiFracture]

i guess i know which episode i need to rewatch right now!

[@la5984]

That was a good tv series way back

[@BlameThande]

I always found the Asgard weapons effect really impressive - the way it just looks like it's subtly teleporting things away indicates that they're way more advanced than the Goa'uld with their crash bang wallop energy weapons.

[@Rensune]

0:48 Heru'ur 0:54 "Nope"

[@lkvideos7181]

He's like "Yeah, imma head out before they also delete my fleet."

[@grimreaper2606]

Thor is Definitely Supreme Commander of the Asgard Fleet.

[@AffordBindEquipment]

either a giant mechanical ant eater or a vacuum cleaner on steriods, not sure which. All i could think of was ZOT!

[@Whitestar901]

The Asgard have some really cool looking ships.