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The other side
This has everything i think that makes the show great. Moral conflict, character moments, the odd humour, and a decent story, that doesn't try to tell us in the star trek way that "you can't be a bad guy" it just tell sus that humanity can be easily decieved when we are trying to get what we want, and unless we stop to question things, we'll turn out to be no better than those we think are bad.
The fifth Race
This has the intruige and mystery that made the 1st few seasons just great. It's story is simple yet complex to a point, the acting is good and it has the sci fi element that most modern shows lack. It's all about action and sex, but not this episode. It set the ground for things to come.
Red Sky
Because we see a side to Jack that we knew was there but hadn't sene before, because we see that they try to do the right thing, but are hampered. That Jack will go so far before giving up, but thanks to those he cares about he can be persuaded to do the right thing eventually. I also loved the technical aspect of this episode, good lighting and set, great acting, and some bone chilling moments to me.
Abyss
I think this just epitimizes the Daniel/Jack friendship. And shows Jack's softer and gentler side, whilst trying to protect others. Great acting, great emotion and an actuallty evil, not over the top baddie.
Torment of Tantulas
This was one of the season 1 eps that made you go "so this series has great potential". It had meaning of life stuff, it had a good spolid plot, good acting and the classic feel. The begining of the friendhsips and bonding. Great.
I liked There but for the Grace of God when they introduced the Quantum Mirror. I like any episode with the Quantum Mirror, when the team goes through it into a universe where the Goa'Uld are trying to take the Earth and it shows Teal'C still as Apophis' First Prime. Actually, i think that there are only a few of those episodes, and in both of them, someone kills the evil Teal'C.
I also liked Bane, the Fifth Race, the one where, in carter's dad's terms, they "take a piece of technology, look at it, and slap a USAF sticker on it", and the one where Frasier gets killed on P3X.666
Daniel: "A fool's heaven is a wise man's hell."
O'Niell: "...Never run with scissors..."
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