Imagine if they went to the Asgardian home planet and everybody there (except Thor) were wearing clothes.

I like Marvel's Thor, but this will always be Thor to me.

What I miss about this show is that it never revealed everything. The Asgard were just as mysterious and interesting in season 10 as they were in season 3.

Jack was overwhelmed at being chosen to represent all of earth in the negotiations with the Ga'ould and I can understand why. After all, he was only a Colonel in the Air Force, just a military man without any political skills. The Asgard really should have chosen a high ranking civilian politician with extensive experience in diplomacy and negotiation to deal with this. Someone like Senator Kinsey. As an experienced politician Senator Kinsey would have ... he would have ... uh ... yeah ... okay Jack, handle it!!!!

Colonel o Neil has to be one of the best MC's ever written In a TV show. He wasn't special. He didn't have hidden talents. All he had was a good team behind him, friends and alliances to help out, and a relentless positive attitude.

Back in the day when the SGC was like "CaN wE TRusT thE AsGArd?"

How fortunate that General Hammond wasn't sitting at the end of the table like he normally does

We are the Asgard and our focus on brevity is so extreme that

At the rate I'm watching these clips I might as well pull out my DVD sets and just watch the show over again...

An advanced alien race, capable of "beaming" directly into the most secured parts of Cheyenne Mountain... interstellar FAST ship travel... weapons almost unimaginable... ALL that OP intelligence... and STILL they come to the conclusion that O'Neill is their guy???

"You know, we have satellites and telescopes that can see things like spaceships."

Four days later:

"We have choose you, O'Neill, to talk to the System Lords and convince them to not attack you"

I so miss this show.

"Our ships have never been detected in orbit around Eary before"

I love the "wait, what?" look Daniel makes when Jack says he's a better speaker...

For the Asgard, brevity is the soul of wit. That and being able to teleport wherever the fuck you feel.

O'Neil, remarking casually, "If it fails? Total annihilation".

And that derails my focus for the day. Why can't we have good things like this anymore?

Ah yes, the Stargate of yesteryear. When General Hammond was in command, O'Neil couldn't say five words without four of them heading in a smartass direction, Thor was a new thing, Teal'c was super shiny and Teal'c-hair was still well off the radar, and the Goa'uld were