The Tomb (508)

[gateship15]

i would have to agree with u on that

[AresLover452]

I totally think that Marduk was one of the weakest Goa'uld ever.

Oh so cliched and tacky!!! Yup that is weak. I he was blown up too easy. If that was his zigerat He would should have known another way out of it, other than the rings... but NO, he allowed himself to be blown up rather than save his snaky butt... stupid head.

[gateship15]

i agree he was the worst gou'ld i know of

[AresLover452]

i agree he was the worst gou'ld i know of

Yeha he wa pretty sucky... lol!!

[gateship15]

yep. ba' al was a good evil god this guy didn't even make the list.

[AresLover452]

yep. ba' al was a good evil god this guy didn't even make the list.

I thnk that is why his followers locked him in there with that nasty monster.... He was a LOSER!!

[gateship15]

i agree i would have locked him in there to he doesn't even deserve to be called a true gou'ld. he was very very hopeless he is not even in the same league as the others

[AresLover452]

i agree i would have locked him in there to he doesn't even deserve to be called a true gou'ld. he was very very hopeless he is not even in the same league as the others

good thing he got blown up... lol!1 Bye bye cliched loser Marduk.

[gateship15]

i agree totally

[mrscopterdoc]

Creepy crawly alien thing in a dark tomb, very cool. The Russians kind of ruined it for me.

[rushy]

Well, I certainly thought ALL the Russkies would die, but that Lieutenant survived. Marduk was weird. I liked that ''guns on everybody"

[maneth]

I enjoyed the antagonism between SG-1 and the Russians, as well as the creepy, Alien-like feel.

[Lunaeclipse]

I enjoyed the antagonism between SG-1 and the Russians, as well as the creepy, Alien-like feel.

Yeah me too. The tension and the horror movie feel made for a fun episode to watch. I thought that the rivalry between the two groups was more of a threat than the actual enemy, or perhaps that was the point for this ep...

[Dave2]

I don't understand what Hammond was saying at the beginning of the episode. He said that the Russians had orders from some rogue organization. But if they didn't have any stargate anymore, who and where was the source of their orders? Was it the other planet where Maybourne's people were holding out? If so, then they were not operating with any Russian element on Earth anymore because they had no access to a gate. Is that correct?

And why would a goa'uld take an animal as a host in a sarcophagus? If it had originally been in Marduk, then at the moment the goa'uld knew that Marduk was being held in the pyramid it could have jumped and taken a different host rather than hang around in a tomb in a creature that was eating everybody....

[Dave2]

I don't understand how the first Russian team figured out how to get into the pyramid and how Daniel' figured out how to get in from the inscriptions.
And when they ringed out, he said they would go to another temple. Doesn't that mean that they would be transported inside another temple that had a mechanism for opening its door to the outside, and that they would be as locked in as they were in Marduk's temple??