One of the things that made this show so great was how seamlessly the events of previous episodes formed part of your understanding of the universe. Right here they combined the knowledge they gained in one episode: that a wormhole connection can jump between Stargates when the outgoing one receives a power surge, with the knowledge from another unrelated episode: that a wormhole can be sustained indefinitely when approaching the event horizon of a black hole.

0:24 Teal'c is thinking "If I time this right I could get a 2 for 1 deal."

The Ancients were the game developers. Humans are the gamers exploiting the system.

1:39 (teal'c thinking internally) Indeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed.

This was a spectacular episode because of all the tie-ins, from the Ori, Wraith and the supergate.

They blew up an Ori ship...by destroying a Wraith ship...and effectively CUT OFF anymore Ori reinforcements as well. That WAS a good day, indeed!

I remember seeing this episode on TV for the first time. At the time, I'd been keeping up with SG1 since season 3, and Atlantis from the beginning, and so had most of my family. There was a very heavy investment by all of us in the story and the characters. Like, to the point of having been genuinely shocked after the supergate battle at the end of season 9. Seeing this unfold, obviously we expected the plan would work, but invested as we are in the fights against the Ori and the wraith, that moment was an intense one. There was cheering of "BOOOM! Got the hive!" and "Okay, get outta there, Teal'c!" "Ooohf, hit right on the bow! ...How's it taking that?! Dang!" "Oh wait, no way! NO Way!!" It was a day of celebration. As Teal'c said, today we have achieved a great victory.

Forever proving the most powerful weapon, is the stargate itself

Teal'c is basically the teammate you tell to go back to spawn when the enemy team outnumbers you, and tell you as seriously as possible "I'm going to do what is called a pro-gamer move". And end up succeeding.

Mitchell: "Who would have thought a wormhole could be used as a weapon." XD

This was one episode that really impressed me. I was thinking in the earlier parts of the episode, "Everyone who thinks this is absolutely an insane idea, raise your hand. Come on, be honest," then to follow through on this wacky plan and have it work perfectly, even destroying an Ori ship. This show perfectly demonstrates human ingenuity, especially when faced with enemies that are way more powerful. That's one reason I love Stargate.

Killed the crazy religious nuts by killing the vampires...

All these years later and that victory still makes me proud.

(Halo announcer voice) DOUBLE KILL!!!

This show was so fucking good.

@2:31 Samantha Carter: You mean we just blew up a Ori ship... Rodney Mckay: By destroying a wraith ship. Teal'c: Indeed we did. Me: Double kill!

I still love this show. There is something to be said for humans and their "stupid ideas." We may not have been able to make our own stargates but we sure could figure out some clever shit to do with them.

Coming back to this vid, I absolutely love seeing the odyssey blow past the star gate after coming around the black hole. You can feel the speed and it’s awesome.

Teal'C s eye liner game was on its peak at that time.

When tv still was amazing...

I love that look.. "we destroyed an ori ship by ... " ... destroying a wraith ship..." The whole look is of "DOES NOT COMPUTE!" heh. :)

Thank you for this better upload of this scene!

Still one of the most badass moments on TV.

Moments like these make me think the ancients were involved in making sure the stargate survived

This was a stroke of genius for tealc.

one of my most favorite moments in all of stargate although I didn't like how unrealistic it was in terms of percentage of success.

I love moments like this in stargate. The ingenuity and luck they have, in dealing with these scenarios is show-stopping...Like...really.

Ori versus wraith...that would be interresting

Teal'c, later: "Yes, it was rather impressive. And we brought down two fowl with a single staff blast."

It was a cool moment of a cool episode of a cool TV series

You know rewatching this series again, I realize something, what if the reason all those times SG-1 did crazy sh** and got out of it alive was the Ancients? I know the ancients have rules not to interfere with the existence of the lower planes, but they've also collectively learned how to bend the rules. What if they were that mysterious missing element that made things work and that explains why all the seemingly impossible things SG-1 does, where they have that level of luck works because the ancients pushed it over the line. Think of the K'tau Sun incident, humans had to figure out what the problem was, after they of course figured out HOW they caused it in the first place, they figured out a solution and they even provided the means to solve it, the question was getting it there. After the destruction of the rocket, they try the 1% chance of dropping the element into the sun and thus fixing things. Basically humanity got it 99% of the way there, meaning if things go right, they would have solved it on their own. So what if the ancients just made sure the element dropped into the star, thus saving the K'tau people and SG-1's reputation. Like all those other times, of every lucky shot, or conveniently placed explosive, the ancients may have planted the idea in Carter's head to place that explosive you're wanting to place, in the right spot. Many times Carter has guessed and it's almost always been right, even Carter herself admits in one episode, that even though she's highly highly educated, SG-1 had made a habit of making an educated guess, but a guess none the less and being right. The ancients have always been there, they may have even inspired Daniel to unlock the stargate in the first place. My point is, this could explain why some of the more wackier guesses have just been right. basically the ancients are stargate's in-universe excuse for plot armor.

The Farscape reference was worth it.

High fives all around. The first of many Ori ships to bite the dust.

Damn teal'c 200 iq move! i dont remember that scene somehow.

the whole team is cold as ice, they just destroyed 2 alien capital ships and everyone is just like oh cool

Yeap !! This beats the shit out of star trek and star wars we have in last 10 YEARS !!!

Double kill.

The crossover episodes were the best. Many good episodes, but the best one so far IMO was Teal´c and Ronon fighting together in SGC.

Boy I sure did like SG1 and also of course Stargate:Atlantis as well!! I sure hope that Brad Wright and Amazon can come to an agreement and they green-light producing some more new Stargate episodes again!!

Beaming warhead in three, two, one, - Mark!

Trying to nuke a wraith ship to jump a wormhole to the Supergate. They were really trying to vaporize a Stargate next to the Supergate, which would have likely vaporized the Supergate. General Landry, I know an alternate reality with 304,942 batarians that cannot tell you how badly this could have gone.

Having the entire collection on DVD still get the warm & fuzzies with this result 😊

I believe it's two birds with one stone!

1:21 - music really sells it.

I love this episode!!!

Carter and McKay can prove dangerous to solar systems. This was comparatively, small potatos.

I need to rewatch this show.

Just now I realized that the supergate probably killed 10s of thousands of people on that Ori ship.

Killing one ship by killing a different one in another galaxy: they're just that good.

Jack "Gimli" O'Neill: That still only counts as one!

The hell with Vala and Adria--THAT was some serious eye candy.

This is the kind of double kill gamers' dreams are made of

They should brought the wraith into the Ori war as well. That would've been sooooo awesome!

1:06 There's something about this shot that makes me warm and fuzzy inside.

What magic this was, I can rem pre ordering the next series from Best Buy as we didn't have cable.

Yes! That time Teal'c outsmarted the greatest scientific and military minds in two galaxies.

I miss these shows.

They always underestimate the Stargates sturdyness. The only gate I remember that was destroyed, is the Pegasus one that disappeared in the lava

This is the true spirit of "Humans are Space Orcs" and "HFY", and no-one can argue.

Well you have admire the computer which can give such precise time estimates when doing a slingshot around blackhole... with another black hole on the other side in another galaxy... with virtually impossible to asses relative speeds.

2 for 1!

A cool face off. Ori vs Wratih

Thank you

DOUBLEKILL!

Nice, first hit for these fanatics! I hated Ori much more than Goaulds or Replicators.

Teal'c making a big brain play here...

Thank god this is coming to Netflix

and that is a 2 for 1 blast!! Go SG-1!!

Thank God for COMET TV now this is a sci-fi channel showing old and new

And while it seems like the events that led up to it were a happy random coincidence on the screen....that right there....is what good writing looks like.

Cant wait for a remake

Talk about three birds one stone on this one! XD

I wonder what those Wraith were thinking: "Yeah, let's follow the prey into the black hole, what could go wrong?"

I Remember this Scene Ori Ships were Heavily Shielded not Even an Armada of Earth Ships Gouald Ships and a Couple of Asgaurd Ships Could Get Through Ori Shields, it was Such a Triumphant Moment When The First Ori Ship was destroyed.

I would have loved to see an Ori vs Wraith arc. Think about it, as far as the ori are concerned the wraith are the epitome of evil. Would have given some kickass scenes.

BRING BACK STARGATE! !!!!!!!!!

Amazing 🤔

2-for-1 Special!

The ability to destroy an ori ship is insignificant to the power of the force

You go girl

Mitchell, Carter, & McKay: We activated the super gate and blew up a writh ship. Teal'c: I blew up an Ori ship, solo, alone, in a cargo ship.

Indeed !!!!

Two birds one stone!

Wonder if the Ori let the prior on board die or if they saved him in order to torture him for his failure?

They should have gathered the ori ship debris and try to reverse engineer something

One of the big things about Stargate was continuity. If they did something in one episode... got something, learned something, fought something... that "lore" would be in there and likely brought back. The 304 battlecruisers were built on that. every part, every alloy, engines... you could trace back to another episode where that was used.

Indeed boy

season 1 they put c4 on a gate on apophis ship to blow it up, now the gates be surviving nukes :o

You go T'lc

poor talc looking like he been hitting the pipe

Double kill!

Fun fact: the Wraith hive ship’s hull is made out of organic material

its been a long while since ive seen both of these series, but i certainly don't remember there being such big crossover episode like this...did i miss something or am i the only one who doesnt recall it?

Better than Star Trek in my opinion.

There might be a plot hole here. I don't think they necessarily needed to do a 'jump'. As long as the regular Stargate was active, no one could have dialed the supergate since they were in close proximity. And the regular Stargate would have stayed active perpetually since the dialing gate was powered by a black hole.

They blew up an Ori ship...and a Wraith ship...using an Earth ship...and a Goa'uld ship. They were just an Asgard ship short of homogenizing almost the entire Stargate naval entourage into a single battle.

How many episodes cross into Atlantis?

They should have got a fucking medal for that

Is that big blue vortex Their ship is orbiting a blackhole or a wormhole, I can't tell?

Would of loved to see the ori against the wraith