Urgo (316)

[saberhagen83]

I actually watched this episode tonight on DVD. It's such a funny episode, the best part was when they were going to turn on the EMP . I think it could be an interesting idea to bring back Urgo.

[Billz]

Ive just watched this episode again on DVD and it is still one of my favourites (others in season 3 are Foothold and Rules Of Engagement). One thing bugs me though. Ive always wondered what Urgo said to make Sam say 'Urgo that is rude!' Would've been funny to find out.

[ur uncle urgo]

i think that has to be one of my favorite eps to since it has my name sake

[scifi_girl]

Ive just watched this episode again on DVD and it is still one of my favourites (others in season 3 are Foothold and Rules Of Engagement). One thing bugs me though. Ive always wondered what Urgo said to make Sam say 'Urgo that is rude!' Would've been funny to find out.

that would have been funny. everytime i watch this episode it makes me laugh

[Chaka's_Mum]

"Booooring!"

Sometimes I know just what Urgo's getting at. Mostly when I'm at work, of course. That is possibly what they had in mind when they coined the term 'boring' in the first place.

Of course, it might not have been something Urgo actually said to prompt Sam to tell him off for being rude. It could have been an off-colour gesture - given that he's invisible as well as inaudible. Not sure that Urgo knows any particularly offensive ones, though!

It's interesting to speculate, of course - though we have to keep that speculation a lot cleaner than Urgo possibly did!

[SilverRider]

oh i soo wannna see him again......

all the memeing ah that's our Urgo

[meredithchandler73]

I very much enjoyed this episode. I only watched it the one time, but I do want to go back. Dom has so many funny bits in the episode. I'd love to know how much was scripted and how much he just came up with himself. At one point Urgo is talking to SG-1 and he is obviously reading their minds. He looks at Jack and mentions Mary Steenbergen. Of all the actresses for Jack to like, I thought that was a cool choice.

[SilentDreams769]

I personally loved this episode. I thought it was hilarious. It was very light hearted humor and I thought it was really well done.

[Team SG-1*save the show*]

i love this episode. its one of my favourites.
i think i will watch this episode again now lol

[Harlan's Speechwriter]

I've just watched this episode for the first time and loved it. It's great to have episodes which provide a bit of light relief amid all the 'serious' stuff and this one worked brilliantly.

Urgo is a great character, although I wasn't sure whether I wanted to slap him or hug him. I guess he could get a bit much if he was inside your head the whole time.

Wish I had the guts to behave like that at work though...

[marty2006]

Lol, yea its a pretty sweet ep

[garhkal]

One thing i always wondered, was who made him/ruled that planet???

[Harlan's Speechwriter]

One thing i always wondered, was who made him/ruled that planet???

Wasn't Urgo created by Togar, the guy he ends up being implanted in at the end?

Togar seems to be alone on that planet - he'd make a good friend for Harlan.

It's a shame they didn't revisit Togar/Urgo, they obviously have some advanced technology and are great characters; we didn't really find out all that much about them.

[garhkal]

Yes, but was Togar linked to the Gou'ald, ancients or some other 'super advanced' race?

[Harlan's Speechwriter]

Yes, but was Togar linked to the Gou'ald, ancients or some other 'super advanced' race?

This would have been interesting to explore. Since he seemed to be on his own on that planet and was unwilling to travel from it, I would guess that he's either the last of his kind and/or on the run from someone...or something.