Between Two Fires (509)

[sean_shane_zeo]

I just saw this episode for the first time the other night and was pretty shocked by the ending. It seemed weird how the writers were building this storyline with the Tollan and then they just suddenly axe them out of nowhere.

[captain jake]

I just saw this episode for the first time the other night and was pretty shocked by the ending. It seemed weird how the writers were building this storyline with the Tollan and then they just suddenly axe them out of nowhere.

The Tollans egged on the Goa'uld yet never bothered to prepare for attack. There automated defense systems were all that stood between them and their enemies. They were ignorant, in the fact that they didn't realize that they would be perceived as a threat by the Goa'uld. The only way to stave of defeat in such a situation would be to go to war and win on their ground. Otherwise they would just keep coming all the time their technology would become more advanced. If you ask me they were doomed from the beginning, their arrogance was their downfall.

[HelloVelo]

Well.. at least we won't have to see those silver jumpsuits again.

Rating: 9/10

Full Review: http://stargatesummer.blogspot.com/2...two-fires.html

[Hornet]

This issue has been brought up in previous episode, where it was said that the Torlan, while having advance tech, had never been in a war for a very long time. They just rely on their existing technology, it while they knew the existence of the goa'uld, they simply ignore them. They are too straight forward and not cunning enough to face an enemy like the goa'uld

This actually reminds me of the Nox as well, where ever since the 4 great civilization alliance broke down, they've been pretty much on their own, they too seems to not worried about the goa'uld. But they seems to be able to stay out of trouble so far.

Anyway, I really hate to see the goauld won this time, and a good civilization got wiped out.

[Butlersgate]

Well.. at least we won't have to see those silver jumpsuits again.

Rating: 9/10

Full Review: http://stargatesummer.blogspot.com/2...two-fires.html

lmao true but what happened to the kitty schrodinger

[balo]

Nice episode!
I wish we could see more of the Tollans in later episodes but I think no one survived ?

Rating : 8 / 10

[VSS]

This issue has been brought up in previous episode, where it was said that the Torlan, while having advance tech, had never been in a war for a very long time. They just rely on their existing technology, it while they knew the existence of the goa'uld, they simply ignore them. They are too straight forward and not cunning enough to face an enemy like the goa'uld

This actually reminds me of the Nox as well, where ever since the 4 great civilization alliance broke down, they've been pretty much on their own, they too seems to not worried about the goa'uld. But they seems to be able to stay out of trouble so far.

Anyway, I really hate to see the goauld won this time, and a good civilization got wiped out.

Reminds me of us, actually. I don't think it's coincidence this was aired in 2002.

[Ulkesh47]

Reminds me of us, actually. I don't think it's coincidence this was aired in 2002.

It was aired in August 2001.

[VSS]

It was aired in August 2001.

Whoa, that makes it downright prescient, doesn't it?

I was looking at the syndication date. Still, it's applicable. Weirdly applicable!

[The Stig]

This episode was really cool. And once again it is Teal'c that saves the day. For SG1 that is.

[vzzzzzbx]

The only reason the Tollan were willing to offer Earth some big honkin' space guns was that they needed trinium to build the weapons for Tanith - surely a race so advanced would have been able to find their own supply.

[gateship15]

good episode and i agree with that

[es!]

That was a very interesting ep!
Shame we won't see the Tollan anymore. I kinda liked Narim and his affection for Sam. The ending was quite dramatic *sniff*

[gateship15]

i agree with that. sam seems to have a few guys that are into her tho

[AresLover452]

though it seemed Narim could sense Sam's heart belonged to someone else.