Stargate SG-1 2x15 The Fifth Race REACTION - Nahid Watches

[@alvpyrola]

This episode always makes me really emotional. The scenes with the Asgard, combined with the Asgard theme, are just so powerful. And O'Neill showing he can be really humble and serious, it shows a lot more depth than he usually lets us see. Great episode, and I'm glad you loved it too!

[@TuneTamasha]

This episode is a pillar thriller. One of my favorites. Such a whoa moment.

[@cinderblockstudios]

As a long time fan it still blows my mind that this episode was in season 2! The amount of lore that this sets up for he series is astronomical ("to use the right term" -carter)

[@gnomesaiyan1680]

A Touchstone episode if ever there was one. SO many storylines became possible with this one.

[@jaredf6205]

Last episode was the touchstone episode

[@sueKay]

This is one of my absolute favourite episodes and it's so so important to just about everything that comes after this. This lays down some huge pieces of story lore.

[@d.-_-.b]

Mind-blowing lore expansion done so well!

[@jamesgero4182]

Love your Stargate reactions man, I feel like you spent half the video smiling, reminds me of the first time I watched this episode.... And shout out for the Dogma reference LOVE that movie Lorebomb Episode new 8 chevron Address/s, the Dialing Computer is now full of every Stargate address pulled directly from the Ancient database, more options of planets to explore that the Goa'uld have no clue of, Earth has the full schematic of a DHD to copy/study, learned how to build a little boost battery, + meeting with The Fuckin Asgard. Fun Fact: Christopher Judge really did hit Richard Dean Anderson in that boxing scene.

[@IAmNotARobotPinkySwear]

In my top 5 episodes

[@christopheryochum3602]

The whole episode O'Neill doesn't even know what he's building. What a great episode. And contacting the Asgard!!!

[@jeandiatasmith4512]

Love this episode for all the reasons!! Not least of which is learning about the Furlings. Just wait until you meet them......

[@WhyAreYouUpset]

Agree with you bro. This show helped me through some tough times in my life. Even on rewatch. Wish it got the recognition it deserves instead of being pretty niche. Hope you’re allgood now bro. Look after yourself. Chur for the videos

[@m.e.3862]

Yeah this and Atlantis is comfort viewing for me too. Optimistic and fun without all the pompous stuff like Star Trek tng imho

[@Knechx]

One of my favorite episodes for sure the story building is amazing 👏.

[@lp6687]

Yay.!!

[@po5283]

Our most common numerical system is Base Ten math 0-9; Base Eight math is a numerical system of 0-7, it's used quite a bit with computers.

[@C76Caravan]

Yaass, one of the most pivotal episodes! So great.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

12:04 The end of this episode is one of my favourite parts of Stargate. :)

[@flyingfosk]

yes finally!!🔥🔥

[@titusorelius9458]

WTF?? I didn't even know you had a solo channel dude. Damn, I thought you just decided to work behind the scenes on the Normies.

[@MikeGill87]

For a first time watcher there is no way of not tripping when watching this episode for the first time. I know I did, back in the day, some twenty years ago, definitely still on TV and with Czech dubbing... 🙂

[@po5283]

Easily one of my favorite episodes and just have to say how insanely important this episode is going forward, definitely a quintessential episode, if there ever was one for a show. This and the next episode A Matter of Time are so good, the writing team for this series is absolutely next level.

[@DaDunge]

15:45 No that's not what the great filter is. The concept of the great filter comes from Drake's equation which predicts how many interstellar civilisaitons we should have recieved radiowaves from, considering how many stars there are in range* how many of them have planets, how many of those planets develop life and so on. Drake's equation as Drake first put it down suggests we should have discovered several but we have discovered none, as such there must be a factor that Drake estimated wrong in the equation. Thta's the great filter, the variable or variables that is keeping us from seeing other advanced civilisaitons. Is life rarer than we think? Advanced life? Or is it that once a civilisaiton develops radio signals they don't so so for very long. The last is how the term Great Filter is most used, as a big threat that comes around and wipes out advanced civilisaitons once they start broastcasting rado into space, though as far as drakes equation is concerned may just as well be that they develop some better means of communicaiton. *Range would be the time we've been listening compared to the speed of light.

[@Nahid82243]

thank you for this explanation fam

[@chaost4544]

The Asgards are my favorite alien species in science fiction.

[@kinagrill]

Ahh yes the furlings...

[@JarinCOD]

One of the best early episodes

[@C76Caravan]

He has a video on this channel which gives some background in that direction. Should be one of the first ones.

[@JarinCOD]

@@C76Caravan I'm afraid there is no such video.

[@C76Caravan]

@@JarinCOD I guess he took it down then... Probably makes sense, at some point it just is better to move on and let the past be the past. Basic summary of that video was life happens, and to quote Naomi from The Expanse: "Walking away is the only choice one ever has"

[@WhyAreYouUpset]

Fk em

[@merezko4339]

Wait did I forget what episode 16 is?

[@canadian__ninja]

The release order varies slightly based on where you get the series. It happens again in season 3 I believe.

[@DaDunge]

6:45 Well our system is deicimal that is base ten maths, we count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ... 99 100, base 8 math would work like this 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20... 77 100. We count to a number in our case ten, in base 8 maths 8, and then we add a number in the next stack and start counting in the lowest ordered stack again. We count base ten maths because we have got ten fingers. It's however not very useful for complicated maths, base 8 maths is way better for complicated maths. Why takes even more time to explain so I will drop it here unless someone asks.

[@tomerion3115]

Only going uphill from here

[@DaDunge]

Nou ani Anquietas. Hic qua videum