Rules of Engagement (309)

[Selmak]

Not a great episode but it did introduce some cool goa'uld tech... like in'tars.

I like the big holographic apophis.

It kinda looked kinda the Alpha site

[Mr Prophet]

Article of faith: What the vo'cume shows you is Apophis' truth. If nothing else, seeing the fella die is going to be a cause of some cognitive dissonance.

[Crazedwraith]

I agree. The Intars are definately a clever idea. It's also nice to see them pop up in later eps. Too many bits of tech. appear once, then disappear.

I also agree with your assessment of the ep., good but not great.

Intars. Short for? Intar. Funny exchange, Especially in light of Jack shortening of Zat'nik'atel and Teal'c's of Tacunitamguinwhateverthehellitwas. Refreshing change to have a Goa'uld tech that you could say the whole thing without it sounding weird.

They SG-X teams weren't very faithful though were they? They see Apophisis die and they accept it? Where were the cries of "Forgery"?

[SeaBee]

A fair episode IMO, but nothing to write home about

One good thing did come out of it thought; Technology, specifically Intars.

I agree. The Intars are definately a clever idea. It's also nice to see them pop up in later eps. Too many bits of tech. appear once, then disappear.

I also agree with your assessment of the ep., good but not great.

[littlemigueljr]

Those SG impersonaters were kind of... blah, just sense my negativity towards them. I liked the episode though

[bcmilco]

A fair episode IMO, but nothing to write home about

One good thing did come out of it thought; Technology, specifically Intars.

[GateWorld]

STARGATE SG-1 - SEASON THREE

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

EPISODE NUMBER - 309

SG-1 discovers a military camp where young men are trained to impersonate S.G.C. personnel to infiltrate Earth.

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