1969 (221)

[HPMom]

Quick question, when did sam get that cut on her hand?

In "One False Step" one of the aliens accidentally cuts her.

[vzzzzzbx]

When Teal'c says "I am not at liberty to divulge my identity" when the hippy says "i'm Michael" it just cracks me up every time I hear it!

[Coela Bellatore]

I found that the Vietnam conversation very interesting. O'Neil looked like he could have caught the tail end of Vietnam so he himself might have been drafted and served. Along with the fact of them being current military personnel, the idea of draft dodging must seem cowardly. I can see the strain in O'Neil's face to not tell that hippie son-of-a-gun to man up and do his duty.

[The Stig]

This was a good episode. Teal'c as a hippie is so cool.

[gateship15]

i agree Teal'c as a hippie is so cool and the episode is good

[HPMom]

I found that the Vietnam conversation very interesting. O'Neil looked like he could have caught the tail end of Vietnam so he himself might have been drafted and served. Along with the fact of them being current military personnel, the idea of draft dodging must seem cowardly. I can see the strain in O'Neil's face to not tell that hippie son-of-a-gun to man up and do his duty.

It's possible he wanted to tell him that he should go to Canada because the DDs are pardoned after the war.

[Jaffa-master]

Cool that the only weapon was a Zat! They are to rare!

[Coela Bellatore]

It's possible he wanted to tell him that he should go to Canada because the DDs are pardoned after the war.

I doubt Jack would have said that. Maybe Sam, definitely Daniel, but not Jack. Remember that Jack is

[HPMom]

I doubt Jack would have said that. Maybe Sam, definitely Daniel, but not Jack. Remember that Jack is

Thinking about it you're probably right. When I first saw it my initial thoughts were dodging the draft, but I have no military background what-so-ever.

[gateship15]

i agree jack have beeing in a war would most probably wouldn't have said that

[Petra]

I found that the Vietnam conversation very interesting. O'Neil looked like he could have caught the tail end of Vietnam so he himself might have been drafted and served. Along with the fact of them being current military personnel, the idea of draft dodging must seem cowardly. I can see the strain in O'Neil's face to not tell that hippie son-of-a-gun to man up and do his duty.

I'm not so sure. He seemed to genuinely enjoy their company and I didn't notice him having any problems with Michael's plan. I kinda think Jack believes that the military isn't for everyone and our hippies didn't seem to be the type.

On the different note, Jack was born in 1957. I don't know the exact dates of America's involvement in Vietnam, but I thought he was too young to be sent there..

[Hermiiod]

When Teal'c says "I am not at liberty to divulge my identity" when the hippy says "i'm Michael" it just cracks me up every time I hear it!

Agreed! I love Teal'c entire interaction with the hippie.
"Hey man come sit up front with me. It's cool!"

[Ilana]

America was involved in Viet Nam until 1975, therefore, Jack would have been too young. However, he would have heard a great deal, pro and con from his superiors throughout the years. Interesting to wonder just what he was thinking about this. Or perhaps he was just taking Sam's advice (whenever they were in a time-travel situation) and keeping his lip buttoned (unusual for him ).

[gateship15]

i agree with all that deferentially the keeping buttoned part lol its not usual for him at all

[Jumper_One]

Delynn writes: “In the episode “1969? Teal’c says that if they don’t get back to the future and are forced to remain in the past, eventually his goa’uld will mature and take him as a host.”

Answer: Which was an improvisation on Chris’s part that really doesn’t jibe with the show mythology. But, oh well…

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