Rules of Engagement (309)

[Matt G]

5pm and another ep of SG1...

1. An SG team not recognising SG1 and then opening fire on them...hmmm...

2. Interesting how's Jack's first assumption was that Maybourne was responsible...and then suddenly it's Teal'c that knows what's going on.

3. Already dealt with the recording thing - if you think the camera can't lie then it isn't lying.

4. "Lt...I bring wonderful news..."

Pretty good ep.

[jelgate]

Not a bad episode but on tha other hand thier is nothing remarkable about. Replacing Jaffa with humans is an interesting insight in Goa'uld society but besides that nothing ground breaking. The fake SG teams faith and stubborness in Apophis is nothing new and it got very boring after a time. It seemed to lack a point instead of running around with weapons.

[Starscape91]

Good episode I like the weapons in this one.

[Lieutenant Sparrow]

Another okay ep. So much like when we were kids pretending to be soldiers. Hey you're dead you can't talk!

And yay intars

EDIT: Teal'c finally says in this ep. Took him long enough.

[garhkal]

I wonder.. Did they incorporate any of those kids into the SGC?

[lostmonkey70]

Pretty generic episode, save for a few funny moments. Probably the best was the "Infamous Tuna Torture." At least for my money it was.

[LeftHandedGuitarist]

EDIT: Teal'c finally says in this ep. Took him long enough.

His first "indeed" was back in season 2, in 'One False Step'.

[muziqaz]

Jack: get the vacuum

Interesting episode. really got me pulled in, the setup and everything. Enjoyed it a lot.

[Dimes]

Interesting episode, I wonder if they have more troops like that / training camps.

[Sam-n-Jack-in-<3]

Jack must have a thing for tuna fish....

That is all.

[garhkal]

Interesting episode, I wonder if they have more troops like that / training camps.

It was interesting to see them having so embraced our training/uniforms/weapons, to not explore it with seeing maybe another gou'ald camp using some..

[Major Clanger]

it was quite a relief when that ended, actually

[Falcon Horus]

And thus SG1 wanders into a trainingscamp for young warriors whose main goal is to infiltrate the Tau'ri. Apophis did a good job there, his followers ready to die for him.

However, for someone so determined that Apophis is a god, Kyle sure came around fast when they showed him the footage of his god dying. I'd at least expected him to be a little more resilient to the deprogramming of his brain.

We get a little more insight into the training of Jaffa and other canon fodder. That's always nice.

Overall, not a bad episode.

[Anja]

Sunt pueri pueri, pueri puerilias tractant.

Like children playing war - no like at all.

[Britta]

Sunt pueri pueri, pueri puerilias tractant.

Translation: Children are children, and children do childish things.