Well, you are welcome to begin.
Honestly, felt distasteful how easily Henry Bauer got away, with the power trip.
So this was said by Oma in the episode Threads from Season 8x18.
*Oma: They warned him. He wasn't allowed to use any knowledge or power, unless he otherwise would have gained it as a Goa'uld.
What had me confused was? Shouldn't Anubis have known about the Solar Observation Outpost. He did know how to create Khalek.
To be honest, Michael's Crusade would had been successful one way or another. Only reason to why he failed, was that he was his worst enemy.
As the Atlantis Expedition did just
kick his hand off the ledge, for him to plummet downward towards the city below.
I am confused from which side of the perspective of you talking about? Outside of the show or within the show?
Maybe, that will. When and if the new Stargate Tv series begins.
Honestly, this was reckless, after what Stargate Command has experienced throughout the years, a manual override Iris or shield needs to be a mandatory obligation.
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There are some Alternative Realities that I would had liked to see.
I would had like, if the Ori did come to help the Tau'ri as they did the most work into getting the Doci and the Prior to realize the Ori was entitled moochers.
Some people could say to their children. "Apophis will take you from your bed in middle of the night for misbehaving."
While, according from the Fifth Race / Fragile Balance Jack is genetically advanced, while not enough to save the Asgard.
That could be why it did not work on Teal'c.
No, that's not true, as the Tok'ra are in fact Goa'uld themselves, only difference is their idyllic ideologies.
When you consider Jack was blended with a Tok'ra symbiote, named Kanan that was in the episode Abyss 6.06 as the Battle of Antarctica took place in Lost City, Part 2 in 7.22
While, Joseph Faxon would be considered as a traitor to the Humanity in (2010). What he did, that was out of desperation, the will to survive.
He sold out the Humanity's future to save the present. While, the Aschen took advantage of an opportunity as soon as it existed, while continued as they knew he wouldn't say anything, even if he knew, he was their doormat. He didn't go through it in 2001.
Speaking of hardcore doormats, who was James Marrick. Despite everything he did, he changed his mind at the end to stop the Replicators, despite what the I.O.A told him to do.
Many probably would consider Richard Woolsey to be an enemy of the Stargate Command, as he was working for Robert Kinsey. Honestly, he was a lot of things, but never an enemy to anyone.
What if Robert tried to force a wraith to feed on him and the wraith is afraid of accidentally feeding on him.
Maybe, the Ori could have higher standards and just said "Thanks, but no thanks. Off you go." At least. Daniel and Vala did have dignity.
That's something that Robert Kinsey never had.
I didn't think Richard Woolsey has ever been considered as an enemy towards anyone. If you want a hardcore doormat, James Marrick.
A good episode.
I think Robert Kinsey got off easy. I would had liked if he lost his public reputation.
