Fire and Water (112)

[AresLover452]

i loved how he pulled Sam out of the chair when the memories were getting too rough on her.

[gateship15]

lol thats great

[Girlbot]

This was an interesting ep. But I think after all that time, I would go out looking for my mate myself.

[Alder]

Hmmm, this is one of those episodes that I watch and then think, "Huh. We never did see that guy again. Wonder what happened to him?"

I hate it when I realise that there were characters and races that still had some story left in them and were forgotten about. Seems such a waste.

(Also, heh. That 'bed' looks a wee bit short for Daniel. )

[mrscopterdoc]

This was an interesting ep. But I think after all that time, I would go out looking for my mate myself.

Yeah, me too.

Hmmm, this is one of those episodes that I watch and then think, "Huh. We never did see that guy again. Wonder what happened to him?"

I hate it when I realise that there were characters and races that still had some story left in them and were forgotten about. Seems such a waste.

I know, makes you wonder what ever happened to him.

[maneth]

Interesting episode. Still, I can understand why he didn't try to get back to earth, the Stargate hadn't been functional for more than a month or two by that time, and a creature with a lifespan of millennia would probably have better things to do than check the gate all the time. Besides, he thought humans were servants of the Goa'uld and wasn't sure of his welcome anyway...

[Vagabond Serpent]

Quite strong episode. Just rewatched it. This one was one of the episodes I watched only on DVD for the first time, so it was even more startling to see Daniel died and the memorial service, when I knew that he's alive in the future episodes. Anyway, it was an interesting standalone episode. I can't imagine what Nem suffered for thousands of years...

EDIT: 7/10

[Dark Ghost]

to bad they never revised his people or him
is a good episode just rewatched it

[Tallifer]

An interesting story and all contained within one episode.

I wonder how good Nem and Omoroca really were when they were on earth. After all Omoroca is an alternative name for Tiamat according to the French version of Wikipedia, and Tiamat was the embodiment of chaos. She was on the other hand the progenitor of all the Babylonian gods and goddesses. Nem certainly was completely selfish and quite callous towards Daniel until he softened somewhat in the end.

[Lunaeclipse]

An interesting story and all contained within one episode.

I wonder how good Nem and Omoroca really were when they were on earth. After all Omoroca is an alternative name for Tiamat according to the French version of Wikipedia, and Tiamat was the embodiment of chaos. She was on the other hand the progenitor of all the Babylonian gods and goddesses. Nem certainly was completely selfish and quite callous towards Daniel until he softened somewhat in the end.

Daniel said in this episode that perhaps she was the one that instigated the rebellion against Ra on Earth.

[Selkhet]

Hmmm, this is one of those episodes that I watch and then think, "Huh. We never did see that guy again. Wonder what happened to him?"

I agree. I'd have loved to see another episode with him in it. Maybe even at the end talking with Daniel about some technology to help defend the galaxy.

I hate it when I realise that there were characters and races that still had some story left in them and were forgotten about. Seems such a waste.

I agree. Awesome character. Loved to see him battling the Goa'uld or Replicators or something.

[lookupwardsnshare]

Hmmm, this is one of those episodes that I watch and then think, "Huh. We never did see that guy again. Wonder what happened to him?"

Have to agree. Seems like he had the technology and know how to help in later episodes especially in the fight against the gou'ald. I would think he would of wanted some kind of revenge and probably would have helped. Plus, he owed Daniel and the team one for what he put them through.

Could we consider this the first tv episode that Daniel "dies" in?

Enjoyable episode.

[hermantheowl]

originaly posted by lookupwardsandshare: Could we consider this the first tv episode that Daniel "dies" in?

This is the first one they beleived Daniel was dead so yes. In fits O'Neill's comments on this in Threads (season 8)

O'NEILL: Yeah! How many times have you thought he was gone, and then he shows up -- in one form or another.

That is what happens in Fire and Water.

[Brother Freyr]

Well, Daniel and the rest died in 1x07 (The Nox), so this would be the second time, I think.

I agree with other posters that Nem was a lost opportunity. He would have made a natural ally against the goa'uld.

[poundpuppy29]

Loved this episode from beginning to end awesome ep