Until that turn over to Sokar bit, I thought it would make sense to suggest Daniel instead.
And we never hear about Taks again. Unfortunate.
Until that turn over to Sokar bit, I thought it would make sense to suggest Daniel instead.
And we never hear about Taks again. Unfortunate.
And there’s the twist that was spoiled on the DVD case.
“I’m Aris the Boch, my backpack’s got rocks.”
Sorry, just thought of that and had to get it out.
OK, it was an addiction, not a virus with a temporary cure. I didn’t remember which way it went.
I love his little “You shouldn’t have done that” finger wave. I was also thinking of that bit from Serenity (episode, not movie) there.
Can’t Sokar just stick him in a Sarcophagus to resurrect him?
Why’d he bubble Teal’c in the copilot seat rather than stick him in the cargo bay?
Tel’tak changed a bit in later appearances.
Sweet. Forgot how they got out of this.
Damn, they really should have brought that guy back.
You know, even if the Tok’ra figured out a way to create their own version of that stuff, it’d provide him with an alternative.
Starting the second episode now.
Nice background.
“What a wonderfully green universe we live in, eh?”
Yeah, Teal’c, compassion doesn’t really fit with the Goa’uld. Old Testament God, maybe.
“They didn’t call it the Dark Ages because it was dark.”
“Unas… Uno… One.”
Not so much, Jack.
This guy plays an arrogant prick a lot, doesn’t he?
Oh yeah, I remember that guy’s Goa’uld device. Good way of representing “God’s will”
Insert gratuitous Monty Python reference here.
I love Teal’c’s sit up there. Not the best way to convince them he’s not a demon though.
You’re right, Jack. Teal’c should have waited 3 days to wake up.
Nice plan from SG-1 there.