That was another line I quite liked Mauron. Really, the whole cast is full of good lines and I would pretty much have to post the scripts to get them all o_o
Huh, this is episode 13 in dvd order. lol. I am pretty sure I remember somewhere along the line being spoiled by dvd order but I suppose for a season 1 thing, it isn't so critical yet as these episodes stand alone for the most part.
Episode 8: The Nox
One of the five races. The Goa'uld fear them. We pretty much never see them again. This is what I remember going into this episode.
So the gov't dude doesn't like that the stargate hasn't been able to wrestle advanced tech from primitive worlds despite encountering things that with study could already yield impressive things. Good thing they will be encountering a super advanced race that will gladly sha...bah who am I kidding. Like any serious knowledge will be gained here, this is season 1!
Spoilers: The stargate eventually will bring back super duper awesome tech
Running through my head: "Where did he go? That Invisibo!" <3 you Freakazoid
Naturally, out of everyone they could meet, they stumble upon Apophis. Small world. This makes enough sense I guess as Teal'c is specifically guiding them and he worked for the dude. *shrugs*
And Sg-1 is defeated. Man, they did not last long, here is hoping SG-2 is more durable...
Oh, well then. Totally a surprise they lived. Really.
Maybe I should pretend to be stumped that these people seem to be primitives but are actually super advanced...
Ah well, the morality play is half over anyway. Man that not killing commandment sure did not last long.
US VS THEM WE ARE RIGHT AND THEY ARE WRONG GRRRRRRRR. -___- I probably would not complain if aliens visited earth and decided to blow it up.
Oh yeah...first time seeing that shield thing that Apophis has too. Because they can't make it THAT easy to capture a system lord...
Yadda yadda more invisibo fun and SG-1 acting concerned for the Nox's safety and the show gears up for the final act.
Which ends with gumdrops and snowflakes and the stargate to be buried also flying island. SG-1's first glimpse at an advance race that demonstrates that humanity is not the only technological fish in the pond (a welcome break from cavepeople and other tech challenged civs.).
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