Of course, he had to act surprised so as not to alter the timeline.

Retconning is like a wrecking ball to continuity...but something you just have to do it.

Forgot about that 🤔

The only thing is THAT 1969 Universe had not yet been created. Alternate realities.

@@mbitetto67 What do you mean? SG1 did not create an alternate reality by going back in time, or at least it was never stated on-screen. They simply travelled back within their own universe's timeline. Honestly, "1969" is just an uncomfortable retcon - this is pretty common in 90s TV (Angel season 4 implies that characters and events from the beginning of the show were all manipulated, which simply breaks continuity and hurts the story they're trying to tell).

Hello I'm the resident star trekker, tng is the best show ever, know questions ask, bar none, zero debate! And anyone who says no is a dork with no romantic partner that is short.........with a gimpy leg! Just I'm just making the star trekker joke. All Sci fi show are the best!

I like star trek too but nobody cares man. It's okay to be wrong, that's why it's called an opinion. @@armybrat101

I agree. I love it. Good old times.

I remember when it was Scifi

At this point, not Scify/Syfy but Showtime. It's correct that it was one of their best, however.

The Canucks of Vancouver. They are superior warriors.

In my head canon, random unattended terrestrial gates are used of to dispose of small asteroids

The way they were positioned on Chulak I assumed they were some kind of ritual stones around the Chappa'ai like a Stone Henge as part of Goa'uld mythology, since it's essentially the portal of the gods to the Jaffa as we see the Jaffa priests bowing when Daniel tells them they came through the Chappa'ai, especially given they seem purposely positioned in a pattern.

Probably placed there by the Apophis Jaffa to allow them to shoot at enemy armies coming through the Stargate.

They are there to provide cover from anyone coming through the stargate.

If you think about it, that’s probably why those rocks are there. To either ambush or use for cover protecting the gate

Little did know from "Children of the Gods" that this would be the start of a brilliant franchise with 10 SG-1 seasons, 5 Atlantis seasons, 2 SGU seasons, SG--Origins and 2 more movies. We Need more Stargate. I hope we get more Stargate soon.

@@batdude811 Only if they make it female, gay and lame as per Kathleen Kennedy ORDERS. The Queen of FAILS.....

10 more seasons to go, plus a couple of spinoffs!

@@batdude811 Still waiting for Amazon.

Teal'c basically summed up the state of the Milky Way Galaxy in a few lines.

Well, a goa'uld, but we get you.

@@adammclaughlin845 it's the ' that gets them

More like Babylon 5 maybe. 🤩

Babylon 5 would be a good idea. Miss that series.

Suddenly a wild Farscape scene looms out of the mist....

My thought exactly, I have seen this.. and well all the episodes more times I can remember but is the first time it occurred to me though.

It was a day of Firsts for Teal'c.

thought the same thing. cant imagine him not giving cover while they get the wounded soldier to the gate

He was inexperienced in their way of fighting and they were largely outnumbered but we was one of the last he stayed as long as he could to make sure Jack got through.

Who, Kowalski? The Goa’uld went in through his ear, why would there be an incision on his neck?

Rapid healing is the worms thing .. healed up

@@Shadowkey392 look more closely. It went in through the back of his neck. The symbiote is too big to go through the ear canal.

@@arakheno4051 exactly what I was going to say!

@@OptimusWombat not only that it went in under his collar when the team were concentrating on escaping. Once away and through the gate they were instantly mobbed by the people they helped and the medics went to help the injured man. Kowalski just appeared to be stunned and shook this off saying he was ok when asked.

Initiates nerd mode: they probably don't, it's said in the show at some point that the iris is so close to the event horizon that it doesn't allow matter to fully rematerialize.

Would Doctor Leonard McCoy willingly enter a Stargate while NOT under the influence of cordrazine?

@@aqdrobert Or maybe that Klingon nerve gas derrivitive he came up with.

​@@aqdrobert Given that the Stargate just does what it's supposed to and doesn't have too many weird shenanigans unlike federation transporters and appears to be quantum teleportation plus keyhole wormhole rather than the let's just copy and kill the original of federation transporters the chances are probably fairly good. The few shananigans that do happen with a Stargate are never things like cloning people which would indicate the copy and kill method. Just don't dial a black hole, use an actual DHD and use a probe to ensure a safe destination, while avoiding using one when something may explode behind you if there's a better option and you should be good.

@@TheAkashicTraveller Carter: You summed that up in too few words. Allow me to properly explain how the Stargate... O'Neill: She means, "THANK YOU" for the Reader's Digest Condensed Explanation.

Oh, the beans Straight out of the can, uncooked. Side effects later, nasty. Yes, that's coming from experience.

One of those long forgotten Trill episodes

A holodeck episode.

People who have experienced large injuries (such as myself) will tell you that in the moment you actually don't feel any immediate pain. When my leg was sliced open to the bone by glass I was shocked by the sight, but felt no pain. It wasn't until I was halfway to the hospital that it hurt. People who have had their throats slit and survived recall the same thing. You feel pressure, are alert to being injured, take action to save yourself, and may experience shock - but do not experience immediate pain. If the blood loss is serious enough you feel will tired, like you want to lay down for awhile. Probably the most similar injury to something like this is being stabbed. I've read a few accounts of being stabbed and while the pain is excruciating, it comes a little while after the injury. Usually after you've already collapsed. I assume that in the Stargate universe the goa'uld would have been able to take some control over the body by then.

​@@ReasonMakes I can second this. As a younger teenager, I slipped and fell onto a piece of broken ceramic plate and it gashed my knee open so deeply I could see my patella through the injury for the second or so before it flooded with dark red blood. Didn't really hurt, it just irritated me. Didn't stop me from swearing like a sailor, though. I had a project due in school that day. Was rather interesting watching them stitch it back up later. Made my old man sick to even be in the same room, but it just didn't bother me the same way. I saw it all. We all process things a bit differently.

To add onto this, it WAS an active combat situation Kawalsky was in.

I don't think i could choose, they're both so good.

Ashes to ashes, beans to beans

Battlestar

Starcrash 😉

not long :) (next episode)

@@tjwparso yeah, I started watching it on Netflix after finishing these clips

@@tjwparso I thought of a title for a Stargate clip video for episode 7 "Like a hummingbird. With teeth."

Takes a few rewatches to catch every detail it took me 4 times to see most things lol why these older shows are so great there's SO many details to remember making it worth rewatching.

There is a cat later, Schrödinger is given by Sam to someone, and returns briefly sometime after.

I'm afraid not... I took over eight years of piano lessons in school, but I no longer play... (likely what attracts me to the outro music) but I can't take credit... links are in the descriptions :)

S:AAB was good. it just didnt have the ratings get a second season

@@wilturvey9029 Yeah tbh I have faint but fond memories of the show. There are very few I've talked to that even knows of the shows existence. I liked that it felt a bit more like a "boots on the ground" type of show that focused a more on the individual soldiers/pilots instead of only the captain/bridge crew like in most other sci-fi shows. At least that's how I remember it.

The way I remember how it was described, due to the proximity of the Iris to the Event Horizon, something coming through doesn't even have TIME to rematerialize. They just... thunk. The Atlantis Gate Shield does the same thing as the SGC Iris, but we actually see a visible pulse of energy when something hits the shield.

Nobody is paying attention to him. Think about it. You have a ramp full of people exiting, medics tending to the wounded. Security is busy watching the new people coming in. Plus he said he was fine. A lot of things go unnoticed in a busy situation like that. Your are keeping an eye on the unknowns, not the ones who are supposed to be there.

Jack trusts him, but there's a lot that don't still... next episode he is almost taken away for interrogation/study

Teal'c is the one that turned and was already looking for an out with Master Bra'tac so Jack saw that and knew he could be trusted.

I hoped they would later keep the one from the mirror episode where one carter shows up with that other kowalski. But sadly they didn't.