Colonel Maybourne doesn't have Jack's trust

[@sniperdude12a]

Love that O'Neill turns to look at Maybourne to say he doesn't trust him

[@samsonguy10k]

And Maybourne's reaction is "Right answer."

[@casey6556]

Best parts of this scene (1) O’Neill simply saying “No” without any hedge or “but I need his help” or anything when asked if he trusts Maybourne (2) The shock and momentary complete loss of confidence on Kinsey’s face when O’Neill pulls the gun

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

Just as good is the shrug by Maybourne as if to say "Fair enough." xD

[@dy031101]

Maybourne: Jack... (looking *_impressed_* ) ... what are you doing?

[@epicstyle1000]

This scene shows how much he likes General Hammond ........and how much he hates kinsey

[@tomjustis7237]

Maybourne was not an evil person. Misguided perhaps, uninformed without a doubt, self important for sure, but not evil. If you really watch, he was always trying to do what he honestly thought was best to insure the safety and security his country and his planet, even if he had to bend the rules to do it. Okay, maybe his country first, but he was career military. As the series went on, he grew, learned and eventually he and Jack even became reluctant allies when the need arose. Jack even seemed to give Maybourne a certain grudging respect, if not complete trust, at the end. That change and growth was why Maybourne was one of my favorite semi-regular characters in the series. As someone else posted, "He went from being the character you loved to hate to the character you hated to love."

[@salilbhatnagar]

Basically, the longer the beard, the better he got!

[@BYERE]

I always love a good redemption story, and his was a long and fascinating one.

[@Howyaduing]

O’Neil has had enough!!!

[@jimtaylor294]

Two L's!!

[@alexpacino1]

Where’s Robocop when you need him?

[@scouttroop291]

thnking about shooter the moive and same plot line

[@johndoes2434]

Can't handle the wet work stay out of the kitchen

[@javierbookshadowscontribut6223]

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