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| Arcady |
 Dec 1st 2002, 6:15 PM
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Base Commander  Group: Admin Posts: 4,952 Joined: November 26th 2002 From: Dallas, Texas USA Member No.: 1 Gender: Male  |
Season 5, Episode 18 - The Warrior
Original Air Date: April 12, 2002 A charismatic Jaffa leader tries to rally his people against the Goa'uld, and seeks to forge an alliance with Earth. The SG-1 team travels to the planet with weapons and supplies, but encounters some resistance from both the people on the planet and from within their own ranks. |
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| Lezlow |
Dec 11th 2002, 1:55 AM
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Brigadier General  Group: Moderators Posts: 2,225 Joined: December 1st 2002 From: Middlefield, Ohio USA Member No.: 25 Gender: Male |
i never trusted that guy i knew he was up to somethign and i am kinda pissed so many would fall for a trap like that....
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| ussshorty |
Jan 2nd 2003, 6:27 AM
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Major General Group: Members Posts: 2,830 Joined: January 1st 2003 From: planet wales. Member No.: 215 Gender: Female |
yeah same ere i never trusted that dude for a second
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| Dantheman |
Jan 12th 2003, 2:42 PM
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Airman First Class  Group: Members Posts: 78 Joined: January 10th 2003 Member No.: 298 |
I've never seen this episode, but from what I've heard it sounds really good.
I think i'm going to have to buy it on DVD. |
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| ussshorty |
Jan 13th 2003, 12:13 PM
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Major General Group: Members Posts: 2,830 Joined: January 1st 2003 From: planet wales. Member No.: 215 Gender: Female |
yeah it is a good episode but that dude still had shifty eyes.
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| quiquito |
Mar 5th 2003, 9:09 AM
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I kill Mass-debators  Group: Donating Members Posts: 1,386 Joined: November 27th 2002 From: Southampton Member No.: 7 Gender: Male |
yes the way he talked and did things wsa just way too dodgy! and the way he talked to oneill at the beggining was just a bit too "subtally" mean
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| AOT |
Mar 5th 2003, 9:31 AM
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Captain  Group: Members Posts: 812 Joined: February 4th 2003 Member No.: 543 |
Why oh why would Yu let Teal'c go?? He wanted them to suffer and KNOW who it was that was killing them from the sky?? I've often wondering this one, but I can't come up with a good reason.
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| chiroho |
Mar 5th 2003, 9:47 AM
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Second Lieutenant  Group: Members Posts: 603 Joined: February 1st 2003 Member No.: 535 |
It's never really been obvious has it? I think that perhaps it's a Goa'uld failing - they can't help but lord it over those whom they enslave. Simple vanity? Or thousands of years of quasi-divine rulership gone to their heads? I'm not sure.
I think that Yu wanted to impress that despite the Jaffa rebellion, many Jaffa were still loyal to the System Lords. I think also that he wanted to make sure that the Jaffa knew that the System Lords knew of their rebellion, and it would be crushed. He wanted them to know exactly who was killing them and why. But still, there has to be a lot of ego going on somewhere. It's the old clich? of the evil mastermind telling the good guy how he is going to rule the world, only for the good guy to escape and then foil him. James Bond all over again.  |
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| AOT |
Mar 5th 2003, 4:55 PM
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Captain Group: Members Posts: 812 Joined: February 4th 2003 Member No.: 543 |
Teal'c the James Bond of Jaffa? Hmm, "don't tempt my patience woman" is one quote that springs to mind.
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| quiquito |
Mar 6th 2003, 2:24 PM
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I kill Mass-debators Group: Donating Members Posts: 1,386 Joined: November 27th 2002 From: Southampton Member No.: 7 Gender: Male |
..."don't temp my patience woman... and where's the vodka martini i ordered! " god it would be soo funny to see him in a black tie at the oscars chasing down some bad guy! |
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| Omnislash |
Mar 11th 2003, 5:58 AM
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Second Lieutenant Group: Members Posts: 533 Joined: November 26th 2002 From: Lincolnshire, UK Member No.: 3 Gender: Male |
The goa'uld in this has the same name as the one in the film 'The Mummy' and 'The Mummy Returns'. Can't remember his name now I just relised when I watched it the other week.
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| Major Gmed |
Mar 11th 2003, 6:27 AM
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Major  Group: Members Posts: 1,243 Joined: March 5th 2003 From: Ayrshire, Scotland Member No.: 979 Gender: Female |
His name was Imhotep. Hope this helps.
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| Omnislash |
Mar 11th 2003, 3:10 PM
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Second Lieutenant Group: Members Posts: 533 Joined: November 26th 2002 From: Lincolnshire, UK Member No.: 3 Gender: Male |
Yea I know it now. I checked when I got home. Cheers
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| quiquito |
Mar 12th 2003, 10:09 AM
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I kill Mass-debators Group: Donating Members Posts: 1,386 Joined: November 27th 2002 From: Southampton Member No.: 7 Gender: Male |
wow!!
 coincidence? i think not, they really thought about making the program as beleivable as possible, didn't they?? i must say i quite like lord yu! apart from the fact he has a snake in him! |
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| MrBooleano |
Mar 14th 2003, 7:04 PM
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Lieutenant Colonel Group: Members Posts: 1,318 Joined: December 8th 2002 From: Lancashire, Uk Member No.: 84 Gender: Male |
Ok question about the warrior tho....Was it Yu who was on the Hat'ar to blow em all up, because why would Yu warn Teal'c to basically have the chance to evacuate the planet, if Yu was about to destroy Imotpeh etc. himself?? mmmm...i loved the fight between Teal'c n Impoteph, quality effects with the fight! I love it how it pauses and zooms around them, wanna see more of those kinda figthts!
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| Mike |
Mar 15th 2003, 12:07 PM
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I Piss Excellence Group: Moderators Posts: 3,016 Joined: March 4th 2003 From: New York, NY / Houston, TX Member No.: 957 Gender: Male |
I've been giving that some thought and the only reason I can conclude is the Yu is the only system lord who sees some value in the SGC that could further help his own ambitions. I recall an earlier episode of SG in which the SGC contacted Yu concerning the specifications of a Goa'uld base or ship over the objections of the Tok'ra. This was key information that Yu was unaware of and he knew that if it were allowed to stand it would upset the balance of power and hurt an uneasy stability among the system lords. In Season three episode three, "Fair Game", it was the SGC who saved his life and helped to uncover who was trying to sabotoge the Protected Planets Treaty Conference, Nirrti. I believe so long as the other system lords are around and a bigger threat is out there, Yu will continue to work with the SGC in secret until they no longer serve a beneficial purpose to him. |
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| PennyAfNorberg |
Apr 2nd 2003, 6:49 AM
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Technical Sergeant  Group: Members Posts: 237 Joined: March 11th 2003 From: Sweden/Link?ping/Ryd Member No.: 1,067 |
I agree to that Yu seems to acting at least half allied to earth, prob due to real politics I might add but... Which episdoe did sg contact Yu? Yu is seen before in 'fair game', where he isn't injured but plays the god gou'ald (Cronos being the evil) and the summit-last stad episodes, where Yu is desived by Daniel, giving him access to the summit, and this one Yu was also the only system lord voting down Anubis ( and prob the system lord that was left from the banishment of Anubis) and he might use strange tactics to keep power At first I thought the freedom moment were just a Anubis jaffa recrutment thingie, but Yu's behavier seems to conterdit that a bit Unless: Yu wanted Teal'c to kill the warror and therefore dispatching the Jaffas from Anubis, but still is it really better to have a Jaffa rebelion on the los then killing them? Hmm it is if you don't expect to live so much longer maybe, leaving a mess for the next in charge tha James bond syndrom: Yu might have suffered suverly from it since he not only tells Teal'c of some plans, he also relises him and send him back to the Jaffa moment, and from the looks of it, without any mind control I wonder what the system lords desided after Daniel left them by the way (something I will learn in 6x22?) |
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| PennyAfNorberg |
Apr 2nd 2003, 6:55 AM
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Technical Sergeant Group: Members Posts: 237 Joined: March 11th 2003 From: Sweden/Link?ping/Ryd Member No.: 1,067 |
Another question: What are the jaffas drinking in this episode?
Earlier Teal'c stated he doesn't use alcohol, and I got the feelning that that was commun amoung Jaffa, still I don't think it was water in those glasses But of course they might be forbidden to drink on the job, and they might have litel spearetime when workning for gou'alds => they might start when free |
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| Mike |
Apr 6th 2003, 1:02 AM
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I Piss Excellence Group: Moderators Posts: 3,016 Joined: March 4th 2003 From: New York, NY / Houston, TX Member No.: 957 Gender: Male |
It was prune juice! A warrior's drink.
Maybe not. . . that was more of a Worf Kllingon thing in Star Trek: TNG. |
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| Aceuss |
May 6th 2003, 3:54 PM
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Staff Sergeant  Group: Members Posts: 195 Joined: March 25th 2003 Member No.: 1,198 Gender: Male |
Now this episode I loved!
 And I felt that K'tano was very charismatic. The way Teal'c was impressed by his courage and resolve was fascinating.I think I know why lord Yu released Teal'c back to the Jaffa rebellion planet. Teal'c's return did not change any of the strike's odds because Yu's ships arrived almost immediately subsequent to Teal'c return. But this is not a reason. I suppose that if he did not allow Teal'c to return, all those Jaffas would've died with the illusion of being free and proud. However, by knowing that they were serving a Goa'uld all along, they would die in humiliation and sarrow. Yu being a Goa'uld and all would prefer the optional humiliation and sarrow in addition to the basic death deal  On a last note, when the hell will the Goa'uld start realizing that their weapons' aiming teachniques suck and start doing something about it? The margin of error on their weapons is ridiculous! |
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| ArisBoch |
 May 26th 2003, 11:21 AM
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Second Lieutenant Group: Members Posts: 533 Joined: March 21st 2003 From: current reigning king of Gondor Member No.: 1,162 |
i hated k'tano. anybody that pulls sg1 apart is not a friend of mine! yu, on the other hand...
he is the absolute best goauld out there!but yeah, i liked the ep, especially the end, of course, when teal'c kills k'tano. and good point, Aceuss about why yu let them go. that was kinda confusing. |
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| YellowMycon |
Jun 3rd 2003, 10:21 PM
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Airman First Class Group: Members Posts: 60 Joined: May 27th 2003 From: Denver Colorado Member No.: 1,668 |
I thought that this was lind of long and drawn out. i didn't really enjoy it that much
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| YellowMycon |
Jun 3rd 2003, 10:24 PM
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Airman First Class Group: Members Posts: 60 Joined: May 27th 2003 From: Denver Colorado Member No.: 1,668 |
but the one thing that i did enjoy was when carter compared the guns to the staff in the little test thing. that rocked
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| AnnekaO'Carter |
Jun 7th 2003, 11:34 AM
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Airman Basic  Group: Members Posts: 34 Joined: June 3rd 2003 From: Crowborough, East Sussex, England Member No.: 1,712 Gender: Female |
Wasn't the best episode but had a loads of good quotes because of the funny banter between the team.
DANIEL: Tek ma tey is a greeting of respect JACK: OK! DANIEL: I was just saying JACK: I don't care DANIEL: OK! JACK: Deliverance? Did you see what happened to the guys in that movie? And basically the whole scene with the team and Katano when they first meet and the look that Jack gives Carter and Daniel when he surprises them by greeting Katano with Tek ma Tek! P.S. Loved Carter trying to hide her smile when this happened; KATANO: I see you are a man who speaks his mind O'Neill JACK: Yes, which is why I don't say much.  I'm just a little crazy for quotes! |
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