Stargate SG1 - SG-1 Meets Teal'c (Episode 1)

[@Soliy87]

"I can save these people...help me!" "Many have said that... but your the first i believe could do it" Such a moment of awesome

[@SupComRaiden2]

It really makes you wonder, just how many stood before Teal'c like O'Neill did and said the exact same words. Only for Teal'c to just shoot whoever it was because he knew the person couldn't make a difference.

[@imisstoronto3121]

O’Neill’s line “you can stay at my place” made me laugh. Still think it’s hilarious.

[@Noctis425]

@@imisstoronto3121 with a goul'd symbiote in his stomach figured it would be normal for Jack to consider that as a deal breaker, but Jack was very kind and understanding :)

[@123RADIOactive]

Yes and if Teal’c didn’t do what he did, theres a good chance that he would still be loyal towards Apophis, whatever happen to the SGC might not be around anymore and there’s a chance Earth would be obliterated. That means there wouldn’t be an expedition team going to Atlantis, which means Tayla would likely be dead while trying to protect her people & Ronan will likely be dead as well.

[@mcfcguvnors]

"I have nowhere to go" gets me every time

[@zetandpeligaming]

The absolute genius of this writing is staggering. In the Movie, Daniel brought O’niell, a man who believed he was too far gone back to life, and here O’niell does the same thing for Teal’c. He can recognise the look of a man who hates himself for his actions because he’s seen that look everyday in the mirror. This solidifies one of the main themes of the series, that there’s really nothing you can’t come back from if you trust yourself. Still a piece of genius 24 years later

[@catastrophucked]

This only further convinces me that Christopher Judge was destined to play Kratos one day.

[@ThePandoraGuy]

@@catastrophucked Boy.....yes.

[@Elitesolider1023]

@@catastrophucked from TC Carson to Christopher judge young old that's perfect character switching they were both destined to play them mad God himself.

[@treveurg7111]

Never realized that until now. Mind = blown

[@SabrinaJkn]

@@catastrophucked indeed on that!!

[@Catonzo]

Teal'c.. a fucking awesome character. It's funny that such a stoic character carries the show as much as he did along with O'Neill. They make the perfect duo of sarcasm and stoicism.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

I think it is like how they started, they both considered each other honorable warriors. Then they connected even more.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Indeed.

[@aronnemcsik]

@@BlackDiamond2718 Teal'c thought of O'neill as a little brother

[@BlackDiamond2718]

@@aronnemcsik Well when Jack acts like that, he really is a little brother.

[@zrinkolina]

This was a historical moment in my life. It still gives me chills.

[@kotjatecko]

absolutely same with me

[@kglossi]

First scene I ever saw from SG-1. Hooked ever since. First time seeing it again after all of these years! Chills indeed!

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

Hell yeah it was. Your not alone friends.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Felt like the same moment as when Ra ordered Daniel to kill his team in the movie.

[@benjamin8459]

Teal'c is based af

[@RickeGnool]

The start of one of the best portrayed friendships in TV history.

[@mattboesch8907]

Indeed.

[@tfom5706]

Until that awkward moment you need to hold hands...

[@kettch777]

Gotta love how those Serpent Guards are mindlessly still trying to shoot down the prisoners, instead of paying attention to the guys in their midst SHOOTING THEM......

[@rayrivera1830]

They were pretty useless. I guess they see fuck all with those helmets though.

[@edmundprice5276]

Its those helmets

[@NeilPower]

@@edmundprice5276 Something worse than Stormtrooper helmets... Is it possible?

[@AwoudeX]

@@NeilPower well, they did hit someone, unlike stormtroopers xd

[@matthewbrown7659]

To be fair, they're pretty brainwashed and all they saw at first was the first prime shooting the first one and tossing the staff to O'Neill. Teal'c wasn't quite a god in their eyes, but they weren't primed to question his orders or actions, so even after he shot the first one they probably wouldn't realize his full intent until he kept shooting at them.

[@thepayne7862]

Love that entire conversation just that line "Many have said that, but you are the first I believe can do it" makes me smile every time I hear it.

[@mattboesch8907]

There's times where I'm rewatching this episode in my head while at work and when I get to this scene, I almost want to scream out those lines.

[@shoshananisiodhachain5828]

I love this scene because Teal’c as he’s walking amidst the ruins that is now his life, he is and was fully aware of what his choices and actions would cost him. He had already accepted his fate, so when Jack turns to him, Teal’c looks at him hopeless, because he knows he’s done, he’s accepted it. He’s not happy about it but he’s accepted it and he’s not expecting anyone to save him, he’s not expected any prizes or rewards, it hasn’t even cross his mind, so that when Jack essentially offers him a place to stay it was a lifeline for Teal’c. Teal’c to me is a hero because he does what he believes is right, not because of what it could do for him, but because he believes it is right. He doesn’t fight for the freedom of his people to be lauded as a hero, he does it because he was shown what freedom was when he had been in hopeless despair and he wants the same for his people.

[@JR28.]

Teal'c is a very noble and honourable character. He's one of the reasons I love the show so much.

[@Rensune]

Teal'c had Literally everything to lose by doing what he did. He was as powerful as a Non-Gou'ald can Get in their Society, yet he gave it all (including his Wife and Home) away, to finally make a stand.

[@specialnewb9821]

Teal'c said it himself when he was talking to Tomin. He can never atone for what he did, the lives he destroyed even when he knew it was wrong, but he can fight for what's right to help others.

[@jonreese7066]

So that no Jaffa need die at the whims of a false god

[@forgiveusmen]

This show gave me a family when I was kid alone and scared in this world

[@alexanderbirch4026]

Oh yes Teal'c was the perfect fourth member of SG-1

[@philiptucker6119]

Indeed

[@Phyrefly6]

I love the episode where Teal'c is brainwashed and they are trying to undo it. We get flashbacks of Teal'c and it leads to this moment.

[@jonreese7066]

this was the moment that gave earth a fighting shot

[@brettdelawyer3593]

Just noticed the head shake of dismay at 1:28. I always thought O’Neill was 100% going out on a limb, but there was visible dissent there.

[@jonreese7066]

look at 2:25 that is the look of a mam who hates himself

[@timewarriorsaga]

Still going out on a limb, O'neill had no ideaTeal'c would do what he did. He could see the expressions on teal'c's face but he didn't know if Teal'c would turn, and at that moment, all he could do was ask and hope he got it right and that Teal'c would agree. If he didn't they would be dead, last chance, going out on a limb with leap of faith and it worked

[@EternalxFrost]

Teal'c saw a chance for redemption with O'Neill asking him for help. You could clearly see his heart and soul could no longer bare the atrocities he committed in the Apophis' name. He saw in O'Neill his only hope for freedom. That's why he turned. In Threshold, while Teal'c is agonizing in delirium during the Mal'Sharan rite, you can see the scene where he talks with Bra'tac in front of the prison gate, and that scene would chronologically fit just before Teal'c turns, where Teal'c said " They have that little something else, a strength, and they have the will for freedom. " to which Bra'tac responded while smirking " I reckon your dreams of freedom will end you my friend. " - " Perhaps, yes. " " Pray they don't choose them to become hosts. That's the best we can wish upon them. "

[@Pedro_Kantor]

Always loved this. O'Neill gave Teal'c just the push he needed to convince him he could make a difference.

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

SG1 had an abundance of great heroes but I think Teal'c is truly the greatest of them all; and if anything this scene, his debut, absolutely proves it. Oniell and the Tauri are Heroes of circumstance. Not to lessen or dismiss them as protagonists or defame their virtue;but they arguably behave out of the necessity of survival against a sudden and insidious enemy. Teal'c is the real hero because he had to make a choice. A very important and courageous choice that benefited not only himself and his people but all peoples of the galaxy. He could have simply killed Colonel Oniell and the rest of them outright like it was nothing but he made the noble and selfless risk of forfeiting his position of power, stability, privlidge and saftey as first prime of Apophis to do the right thing and rebel against his enslavers and right the wrongs his character felt extreme guilt and cognitive dissonance for participating in. That's true heroism. The Tau'ri, the Jaffa and even the Asgard would have been eventually defeated and enslaved by the Goul'd were it not for his decision. That's why this scene is meaningful. Shout out to Christopher Judge for developing and portraying this character so perfectly. Especially as this was the first true episode of the series. He is entirely underrated as a performer and not only Teal'c but the franchise on the whole would not have been the same without him. I want him to know that.

[@Phoenix-214]

Let's not forget what happened at the end of this clip. Teal'c stayed there waiting to die because he felt he wouldn't be welcomed by the people he'd helped to oppress. He honestly wasn't expecting O'Neill to welcome him back to Earth. He probably felt he didn't even deserve it. In the moment he turned on Apophis, he did so fully expecting to die afterwards just for the tiniest sliver of hope that the Go'auld could be defeated. He asked for nothing in return, not even his life, not even the safety of his own family.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Yeah the thing about SG1 and SGA is that they project the similar tactics that have been used throughout history. They keep an iris and keep the stargate in a closed and secure area in the case of infiltration. They also hide under their radar to discover technology and allies so that they don't alert them or concern them too much. Of course it was merely survival but they would still fight to the death against them like teal'c would. It is mostly luck but they do play it well and people that oppose the program realize that which is why they get alot of hate and problems but they are the most qualified to do these things.

[@andreamiller3578]

Indeed!

[@explorinjenkins349]

I'm glad Christopher Judge is getting some more love after voicing Kratos. Guy is wicked underrated.

[@oberon0023]

Thank you so much for not putting any crappy music over the dialog. well done!!

[@SheldonAdama17]

This was the moment that sold me on SG1. At first I thought this series would be dumb action and not worth my time. Then this moment showed me the depth that SG1 was capable of and I’ve been a fan since!

[@tomjustis7237]

Jack to Teal'c in SG-1; "For this, you can stay at my place!" Rick to Louie in Casablanca; "I think this is the start of a beautiful friendship!" Different words, same sentiment.

[@nialls2142]

My only issue is when teal'c says they would have gone back theough thw stargate, as he should have said jhappaeye, it was earth that named it stargate and this was their first meeting

[@fr.joachimmary8691]

"Indeed"

[@VwapTrader]

You are correct, commenter by the name of “Niall S”

[@chrisnorris7527]

Chapa'ai you mean, surely?

[@Jarsia]

In the original movie the word stargate was translated off the cover stone

[@TonkarzOfSolSystem]

Technically he shouldn't have been speaking english at all.

[@explorinjenkins349]

Teal'c goes from vaguely evil henchman to beating up three dudes harrassing a dude over a fender bender. Awesome.

[@Jamesomnipotent]

I remember watching this when I was 5 and it amazed me so much ...

[@flybeep1661]

It's interesting to see the characters not being fully developed as they turned out later in the show. O'Neil seems less like a joker and more caring and emotionally involved, Jackson seems way more emotional, teal'c isn't stoic at all and again emotionally involved. It seems for all the characters they flattened the emotions a bit, probably because the actors were let loose and giving their own interpretations of the characters. I'm willing to bet Richard Dean Anderson is also a bit of a funny sarcastic guy in real life. It's interesting to think about, the way he plays O'Neil here seems similar to how he played MacGyver. That character also was a very emotionally caring person, especially towards vulnerable people.

[@zorkmid1083]

True that Teal'c is a bit less stoic, but Jackson always remained an emotional person. He just became more disciplined and seasoned.

[@TonkarzOfSolSystem]

You can't judge entirely by this scene alone as these are very trying circumstances.

[@timewarriorsaga]

O'Neill is always emotionally involved. He can't show it cause of rank or having to be the leader. Also for protection but the man cares

[@muraalia]

Oh, the hard decisions of life, how to spend ones time. To watch new and exiting shows, or to rewatch ten seasons of Stargåte?

[@Matt_J98]

muraalia lol I’ve chose to rewatch. Currently on season 5 episode 2 👍

[@AdmiralKarelia]

@ajs1031 Disagree. What they lack in O'Neill, they make up for in sweet sweet 304s.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Rewatch Stargate. Nothing good on TV anymore

[@law5121]

*INHALES* BOI!!

[@rockmanx6857]

Watching the 1st season years ago is what prompted me to watch the original film.

[@kassi4837]

“Many have said that. But you are the first I believe who can do it.” Epic.

[@WellKnownAlias]

I feel like I'm probably one of the younger people here who has vivid memories of this show, and watching every new episode as they aired after the first or second season (I wasn't even 3 when it premiered) I absolutely loved watching this show with my mom growing up. And now I have to buy it somewhere so I can watch through it again.

[@liberalerkapitalist465]

Watched this very episode was a kid and since ever it still gives me chills and goosbumps

[@diemardie7134]

"¡I can save this people! ...¡Help me! ...Help me..." "Many have say that... ...¡But you are the first I belive can do it!"

[@Daniel-rd6st]

In all honestly, while i loved SG, this scene never made sense to me. Why did O Neil think that pleading to Tealc might help? There would have been better ways to introduce him to SG1

[@shawnmaloney9374]

Daniel at this point in Teal’cs life he was beginning to have doubts of the divinity of the goa'uld his so called “gods” when he meet the tauri and saw not only a military force that could oppose them but also shows that they are false god by not knowing about them

[@Daniel-rd6st]

Yes but how should O Neil have known about that?@@shawnmaloney9374

[@tomasracinsky3150]

@@Daniel-rd6st if you look closely, Teal'c is acting rather weird on 1:27 and O'Neill notices. As if Tela'c didnt approve what was currently hapening. Furthermore, 2:01 is Teal'c standing on the other side of room as Apophis. Isn't that weird? As first prime of Apophis, he should be as close as a Jaffa can, wouldn't he? I mean its pretty reasonable

[@BlackDiamond2718]

@@tomasracinsky3150 They explain it more in another episode when Tealc is brainwashed entirely by Apophis and he goes through his life learning with Braytac about them being false gods.

[@Derpsickle]

the most underrated show of all time

[@tandafadel1127]

Many have said that but your are the first I believe.... Forgot how badass It was the first time I watch that thing

[@victorselve8349]

And this the end of the age of the Systemlords was ushered in and the age of the Tauri began.

[@danieljackson1272]

1:08 1:32 this Goauld was played by Adam Harrington, who later played the Tokra named Khonsu, who was undercover as a Goauld in "The Other Guys". In fact, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, I'm just going to say my head canon is that it's the same guy. Throughout the course of the show I don't believe I ever saw another Tokra posing as a goauld that had risen high enough to have his own Jaffa force, even his own first prime, as well as his own Hatak vessel. To get to that level would have probably taken a number of years at least, and since "The Other Guys" was 5-6 years after this episode, the timeline fits.

[@rkmugen]

O'neil: Teal'c, where will they take Skara? Teal'c: I do not know where they will take the BOI.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Alright alright. That is enough with the killer of false gods. Cool how he still continues that path with Teal'c and Kratos.

[@TheFarCobra]

Only O’Neil could make Kratos smile.

[@steztoyz]

"You can stay at my place." 🤣

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

One of the many things that I have always loved is the almost comical level of inconsistency with the power of Goul'd weaponry. We have seen those staff weapons hit people and cause easily survivable injury but at the same time they will also blow a hole in a wall. The first shot from a zat can cause you significant pain or just straight up knock you out. The ship based weapons will either vaporize another ship or cause small explosions on the ground that do very little damage. It's one of the few things that don't seem to matter to the continuity department. To be perfectly clear, I actually enjoy it. No sarcasm.

[@among-us-99999]

I think the SGC developed progressively better body armour against staff weapons over the years, while also getting more experienced at treating staff blast injuries. (and getting new tools, like the healing device) The ship weapons are probably adjustable to minimise collateral damage, or get dampened by the atmosphere.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

@@among-us-99999 You raise some good points. Thinking back there was an episode where they actually point out the new armor that can save you from a staff blast at all but close range. That being said, I still say the staffs are inconsistent because we see them tear down rocks and walls but then not instantly blow a person to pieces on impact.

[@wyqtor]

@@Blasted2Oblivion Maybe their maintenance is also shoddy, given that the Goa'uld artificially restrict the level of tech the Jaffa have access to.

[@Trainer319]

It didn't occur to me at the time, but it's a good thing O'Neill already knew how to use a staff weapon from his time on Abydos or else this would have been a short uprising.

[@formyownedification3879]

Remember when staff weapons could blow a hole through a 2 foot thick stone wall

[@123RADIOactive]

This is amongst one of my most favourite scenes because if Teal’c never did what he did, chances are, SG1 would’ve been killed, SGC might’ve just buried the gate after that, then considering that Apophis knows about earth at that point, at some point, what’s left of SGC would’ve been killed and demolished pretty much the same way as that alternate reality. There would also never be an expedition team to Atlantis. Which means that Ronan would still likely either be a runner, working for the wraith due to the addiction, or died within a few more years after the moment that he should’ve met Shepard and the rest of the team. Tayla would still be with her people and possibly died as well while trying to protect them. Stargate Universe would never have happened either, meaning that they would not have been able to create that site that they had to abandon and the ship would not have been discovered by them. Not to mention that earth would not have been much of a blip on the Asgard’s sensors. So basically, where we had gotten with this series, a huge part of it is thanks in part of what Teal’c has done in this one moment.

[@pro_master2486]

I remember that there was an episode of SG1 where Danial Jackson goes to another universe and pretty much the first part has happened there except burying the gate of course, so in a way yes

[@julianaylor4351]

Teal'c recognised that O'Neill was a warrior like him.

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

Loved O'Neil's comment to Til'c after he says "I have nowhere to go," "For this you can stay at my place, come on." BTW, Stargate SG1 is playing again on Comet TV.

[@manelcolomer9044]

I always wondered why Apophis's guards shoot the hostages and not O'neill or Teal'c...

[@manelcolomer9044]

I don't know what kind of military training they followed under Apophis command, but 1 soldier and 1 unarmed human overpowered 6 armed guards... That's hilarious. Even better, outside the cage there were four more soldiers, that did nothing.

[@charleslindeman2169]

Not only that, they had weapons trained on them but chose to run instead. Also, it took 2 shots from O'Neill's staff weapon to blow a hole in the wall. Were they planning a demolition of the fortress afterward? What a useless structure...

[@jimbojv75]

They were under strict orders from their "god". They were so focused on killing the defenseless prisoners that they didnt have time to respond to the threat posed by Tealc and O`neill

[@PaiSAMSEN]

In honesty, I don't blame them. How can anyone see anything from inside such helmet, anyway?

[@tylerwinkle323]

Cause the series would've ended after one episode then...

[@MegaTack]

Teal'c had a vague notion that he could be something better than the First Prime of a false god. Jack gave him the chance to be it.

[@hannotn]

All gods are false. The goa'uld seem to have more power to actually do anything than anything any human gods have been capable of..

[@xISparkzy]

Tealc calls the gate a stargate when he definitely should be calling it the chapa eye

[@lordwinton]

The day oneill recruited the legend:)

[@quincycroft3323]

Todd Howard: This game is going to be revolutionary, with graphics updated in our engine made to look timeless. Me: 2:53

[@scimbrelo]

Absolute bombshell scene imo. It is perhaps among the greatest scenes depicted in all science fiction, imho Two enemies look into each other's eyes and decide to kill a whole assload of people that are bigger asses

[@EricKZhang]

Teal'c actually talked somewhat normal in the early episodes haha

[@BriesMlb_]

“Many have said that.” “But you are the first I believe could do it!”

[@Zodiastarmann]

such a legendary moment that started it all

[@CaptainSnackbar]

impressive how this still holds up

[@tatiana9111able]

anyone here 2019?

[@Deeps429]

indeed

[@daltonislaw]

no

[@vz-v]

Stargate will live forever, so yes.

[@Erich8101]

Here and i actually have a complaint about the Pilot. Why does Teal'c say Stargate? Wasnt it for them always the Chaapai?

[@mattakins3422]

2021

[@xavozz7839]

That soundtrack is just awesome

[@henridauphin2399]

Bonsoir a tous c'est génial avec teal'c il est trop cool et super top je l'adore c'est mon préféré de tous

[@henridauphin2399]

Merci à vous trop cool avec teal'c en mode jaffa wouah

[@holl01]

The music in this episode was so damn 👍

[@mithikx]

"Renounce Apophis as a false god and join us in our deliverance of this world and I will spare you."

[@mattboesch8907]

"Sholva!"

[@MrTerapeuta25]

In 1:30 Jack saw that Teal'c didn't liked what He see.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Apophis: (exists) Teal’c: Indeed I am about to end this man’s entire career.

[@kvmzboo703]

this is the god of war comment you're looking for

[@youngmultiverser9311]

And this is why the legacy of Kratos is safe in this man’s hands

[@jonreese7066]

maybe its just because ive seen the series and I know Teal'c but the look on Teal'c's face 2:25 is the face of s man who hates himself for doing what he does as first prime

[@Technobabylon]

I always liked the Jaffa staff weapons more than the Ori ones. The opening mechanism at the front makes them feel more like they're doing something.

[@itscooldawgdonteventrip]

so emotionnal watching this. the start of something great. always fight agains tyranny

[@thelordofsalem3044]

kneel before the God of War

[@The_Lucent_Archangel]

Teal'c put so much in O'Neill's hands. Bro moment.

[@southafricanstry]

This show looks so weird as an adult so many memories hahaha

[@eledhwenmare2403]

For this you can stay at my place...

[@barbaraa.brearley2579]

I love it with Richard Dean Anderson!

[@seantape5171]

7 simple words And thus, the fate of the Galaxy changed FOREVER ❤

[@thebecksiest]

Pronunciation of Teal'c is at 4:40

[@kevinbarr2910]

So this is where they got the idea for fin....

[@dostap7748]

Literally the same idea haha

[@Dreamerx47]

@@dostap7748 Only Teal'cs character makes sense.

[@StephenSmith-en2it]

Teal'c: I have to stop at my house first. I have a cat.

[@ValaAssistant]

1:35 "NANI? NANI?!? NANI?!?! NANI?!!? NANIIII!?!?! NANI?!?!?" *fist of the north star music plays*

[@LockDogg38]

Teal'c is the motherfuckin' Jaffa

[@Cx10110100]

a popular carbonated soft drink?

[@Pedro_Kantor]

The Force Awakens took this idea and then fucked it up.

[@justajokeforme2854]

Love the movie stargate theme song

[@joeyjamison5772]

During my life, I've pushed the envelope too. I used to work for the Post Office!

[@johnmccall4528]

I like to think that somewhere out there is an alternate universe where Daniel became a goa'uld host in the place of his wife and she joined SG-1.

[@sentival]

i dunno but i love that serpent god and goddess costume...

[@Undead-r5t]

So this is the guy who sings don’t go chasing waterfalls

[@lanowyn]

Am I the only one who ever noticed bad hair prop man at 2:20? Always bugged the shit outta me

[@kinhamid9665]

That guy looks like he'd make a bad father

[@Dreamerx47]

That could be a joke about what the character does later in the series, or a joke about fatherless black homes. Quality comment.

[@doodguy12]

juho aalto ever played god of war 4? That’s what he means

[@Kalaptik]

Kratos 🙏

[@daltonislaw]

4:43 "the BOI"

[@emmanuellattab4881]

0 : 32 This Jaffa is to tired to hold his weapon.

[@Derpsickle]

best show ever

[@chemoboy-dannypheleps9234]

A defining moment

[@markusmd2895]

What is the music's name at 2:11

[@SGTBizarro]

That music comes from Battle at the Pyramid track from Stargate 1994 film.

[@markusmd2895]

Thx very much

[@aigleincomments9532]

the good ol'days when staff weapon destroyed stone. remember the series where they compare tocra n human weapons for trading with the tocra. that staff could even dmg a block of wood. xD

[@andreidragostin]

ain't the last time Teal'c saved all their butts

[@astralclub5964]

Jaffa Kreeeeeeeeee!

[@maineframe9885]

Now that's a Water Gate

[@p00x39]

Early SG-1 Teal'c always made a face like he had some poop stuck in his nose.

[@rayberger2694]

I have no where to go !

[@Erich8101]

Great Scene i just love SG1. Only 1 Gripe for me with this scene right at the End. Why does Teal'c say Stargate instead of Chaapai?

[@DomWeasel]

Watching this I realise they redubbed Teal'c's lines for the final cut of Children of the Gods. He's much less gravelly in this, even with the off-audio.

[@Jarsia]

I hated the final cut version of this scene. The music didn't have the same energy at all. Tealc didn't sound lost like here when he said he had nowhere to go. Here it was like he was saying "I've just thrown my whole life away", in the final cut it was more like "my landlord changed the locks". Finally O'Neill's plea to Teal'c carried a lot less weight in the final cut, like he was saying "You know the 2 of us could probably take these guys, just a thought". Here Jack saw a massacre was about to go down and and angrily says he can save these people, driving home the point that fighting back is an option to Teal'c who he saw was on the fence already. Following that was a forceful "help me", as if to say Teal'c has the power to stop this and if they die it's because he was afraid to act. Finally a quieter "help me" pleading with Teal'c to realize what's happening is wrong. Only thing they did better was speeding up the pace of them taking down the Kafka, as in the original version it feels like they completely ignored the only 2 threats in the room for way too long

[@Aivottaja]

Many have said that. But you're the first I believe can do it!

[@Shadows_101]

Starting up another round of this serie.. i see this and atlantis over and over. . with a year or 2 brake btw each run... Kinda funny first episode when Tilk and gang come trough gate to earth they suddenly have the gate activated again even they have no dialing device and the earth computer would not make any sense to them... :) could not see they bring with them external power device eighter:) so the tv show start with a little blooper... still good tv show :)

[@EricGerken]

Where can i watch the sg1 series from start to finish

[@josephwongjr617]

This is the shit right here, inject it in my veins