Stargate Legacy

[@ShionWinkler]

This episode made no sense, giving all they have seen and experienced; and instead of going, wait... maybe it's some kind of alien tech or parasite... they automatically believe Danial is insane and lock him up?

[@DavidSmith-fs5qj]

Yeah, they dont even consider the possibility, he is insane, end of story.

[@GeorgiaMostly]

And then they do the same to Sam in the episode where the Ancient builds a Stargate in her basement

[@holl01]

To be fair, they did a brain scan on him, and the image it came up with was textbook schizophrenia.

[@wendybroadbery3008]

Showed what a good actor Michael Shanks was from the very beginning.

[@spudhead169]

Great performance from Michael Shanks here, he really sold it. I have to say though, Amanda's portrayal of Carter's look of pure pain at Daniel's condition was pretty good too.

[@rentabledwarf578]

Damn, that's some good acting.

[@Grievance87]

Amanda Tapping was pretty envious lol

[@_rauk]

I have a similiar experience. I was in hospital with mental illness while my best friend with his girlfriend visited me. I was total wreckage by that time and their faces. I'll never forget them. They were so surprised and sad in the moment, that they couldn't believe it. Once I was from the hospital and was kinda okay, they told me about how both poured tears when they got off the hospital. It just reminds me when I see the face of Sam, the way she looks at Daniel.

[@sbaker8787]

Love this episode and of course they would all think that Daniel was crazy, sadly!

[@Cheburashka207]

To see Daniel like this.....

[@levi_ackerman_119]

I know…

[@flashbeaster]

feels like when ure having a flu

[@levi_ackerman_119]

Such a good scene. Brilliantly acted by all, but hats off to Michael Shanks. All at once, I understood a semblance of what it might feel like to feel your mind slipping and to see how those you care about react to that, being unable to help you and having no one believe you. At the same time, I feel a sorrow from watching someone one cares about be taken by something invisible and unknown. I want to help, but I can’t. Lastly, I feel the fear of hoping I’m not going insane and the disjointed unknown that follows. The wondering of reality versus insanity.

[@Wolverine12344]

Poor Daniel I love him

[@SinorBlim]

Was this when that hub sleeper ship crashed & 12 or so crew members when into his mind. & Then the doc realized it was actual real multiple personalities. Never mind, dead goa'ld we're haunting his mind to infiltrate the earth comand. He was the only one strong enough to handle it.

[@blanckieification]

Lifeboat, also good episode

[@angelvivero7325]

No he went crazy cause a gould killing organism was messing with his head

[@Hyunckel]

I can relate so badly to that scene.... Was a painful learning experiences

[@marcusbiggs621]

Why was Daniel committed to a mental hospital?

[@mitchelljeremiahk7399]

He was infected with some technology making him crazy. EP 4 Season 3

[@RexRenart]

In this scene Mike is scary.

[@esraeloh8681]

Yeah, this was up there with 1 of the single worst episodes, complete nonsensical from the get go.

[@frankmontez6853]

I don’t think I remember this one . What became of this whole thing? They find out that Daniel wasn’t crazy and the aliens were real ?

[@FreyofKtau]

Yes. That thing at the end going into Teal'c makes him sick and Daniel is okay again. Later they heal teal'c as well.

[@TrekkieBadass2000]

Ngl.I was close to tears in this scene. It takes a lot to make me cry.