The Warrior (518)

[Elwe Singollo]

But every time the Jaffa warriors started shouting out of pride, I just wanted to scream: Would you stop doing that?!

Other than that, it was a great episode.

I know, the overprideful Jaffa are becomming annoying when they do that, haha I wonder if they still have that great pride when fighting the kullies

[Ramne]

This was one of the episodes I missed when it aired, and before I watched it on DVD, I read the description of the episode on the back of the DVD, which starts...

The Goa'uld Kytano, former first prime to the late Imhotep, is now the leader of a powerful Jaffa rebellion.

They need spoiler space on the DVD covers!!

[Elwe Singollo]

This was one of the episodes I missed when it aired, and before I watched it on DVD, I read the description of the episode on the back of the DVD, which starts...



They need spoiler space on the DVD covers!!

Hehe, imo, all episode description is pretty much spoilers, like an episode preview.

[KorbenDirewolf]

It is rather hard to be told what an episode is about without being told what an episode is about.

[Lord Zedd]

Saw it coming from a mile away.

me too with the moves he teached the Jaffa to fight.I knew it all along

[Daniel's_twin]

The choreography was definitely good for the fighting scenes, and it set up the real Jaffa rebellion society that we have grown to love. But sheesh, how many times will Teal'c say he will join his brothers in arms, and then just come running back to the SGC?

[Rhydderch Hael]

Hehe, imo, all episode description is pretty much spoilers, like an episode preview.

It is rather hard to be told what an episode is about without being told what an episode is about.

Ramne may have been a little too subtle. Let me lob in a signal flare...

"The Goa'uld Kytano, former first prime to the late Imhotep, is now the leader of a powerful Jaffa rebellion."

Just a little too much info.

[Hex.FTB.enabled]

Saw it coming from a mile away.

*points upward* What Selmak said. This episode got on my nerves for some reason. I kept shouting at Teal'c and Bra'tac "hello! evil!" And yes the fighting style looks really cool, and it's a tv show so it needs to look really cool. But c'mon, for a real fight, not that practical. Do you have any idea how fast you have to be for those kicks to work without the opponent knocking you down in the middle of it?

[SmartFox]

I knew there was something wrong with K'tano i just couldn't figure out what. At first i thought he was in the service still of Immotep or the system lords and just drawing all the Jaffa together to be killed. But i was wrong.

[Kayzersoze]

Just watched this episode from my S5 Box set. I'd already seen it, but I forgot how funny O'Neill's first words in the episode are. Man ... had me in stitches for quite a while afterwards. In the first scene after the intro (in which Teal'c and Bra'tac decide Kytano is a good candidate for rebel Jaffa leader), Bra'tac turns to the table in the SGC and says: "He offers us deliverance!" O'Neill replies with: "Deliverance??? Do you have any idea what happened to the guys in that movie???"

That guy has the funniest lines in TV (IMO).

[QuiGonJohn]

I liked the episode. I never really thought about that K'tano being Imhotep took away from it some, but I can see that. It might have been more interesting if he was just a power hungry Jaffa leader. Of course, as others have said, I really thought something was going to turn out to not be right with K'tano, I just did not know exactly what.

[GeneralJackO'Neill]

Anybody turn on their subtitles on their tv, or some kind? they spell the rite of challenge, as joma secu. Anybody have a different spelling?

[Stricken]

Good idea for an episode, with a great tist having Imhotep pretending to be a jaffa just so the Goa'uld cound rid themselves of the Rebel Jaffa

[Perriman33]

This episode started out really well but seemed a bit rushed at the end. Teal'c believes kytano all through the episode and then when lord yu says he's a goa'uld he suddenly changes his mind?
And another episode where bra'tak's judgement is way out,'trust my judgment on this one O'neill' had me thinking goa'uld straight away. He goes on to mention ' a master can see into the eyes and tell if someone is true or not ' meaning that bra'tak is not anymore?
It's a shame as bra'tak is a great character but is almost always wrong, are the writers trying to give him problems because of his age?
Apart from that it was well thought out and a good insight into the jaffa not in goa'uld service.

[Metarock Sam]

This episode was great because of its final fight scene with Teal'c and Kytano loved it !