Arrrrrrgh, 2/3rds through the season and I KNOW that much awesome will be had there. But I gotta wade through a few more episodes >_<
Episode 16: Cor-Ai
SG-1 pops into a recently deserted area that has some interesting architecture.
Not surprisingly, the locals burst out with something like crossbows.
The main native apparently knows Teal'c and has this to say (paraphrasing) "Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
I like how this is almost a callback to the nox episode. The elders said to leave, and O'Neill merrily said it was important to respect their elders. Sadly, Teal'c needs to stay for the plot. Apparently he is actually guilty. Dun dun duuuuun.
So, they could escape but, Jackson and Teal'c are being justice buddies, much to Jack's Chaotic Good shenanigans.
Law and Order IIIIIIIIIIN SPAAAAAAAAAAAACE.
O'Neill and Teal'c have a pretty nice dialogue here. Chain of command, burden of guilt. Good stuff.
The guy of the father that died gets to be judge, jury, and possibly executioner. Despite SG-1 defending him, Teal'c is slated to die by his own weapon. Dun dun duuuuuun
Hopefully Jack and Sam can bring in the cavalry to save the day. Or maybe the Goa'uld will just happen to come by and Teal'c can save the dude in dramatic irony.
Damnit Hammond, be reasonable. Teal'c is people too!
Ah the invincible snakemask'd jaffa return. Bullets...do nothing. But trip them with the gun? Totally super effective. Also knives. Sorta a flaw when most of the people you deal with would only have stabbity weapon tier tech eh?
Guess the goa'uld knew they would be needed for the plot. Awfully convenient, but it mostly works. All in all, not the worst. Teal'c constantly demanding to be kept a prisoner was a little annoying, but it all worked out. So jew see kids, if you are ordered to commit atrocities, it is ok. It is your leader's fault and not your own.
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