Camelot (SPOILERS)

[AGateFan]

...And of course, a duel to the death between Mitchell and the black knight which ends with Mitchell running ahead to find the ancient weapon while the black night hobbles around on stubs threatening to bite him.

Yes, it was the mention of the black night that got my attention. Tis but a scratch.

[Johnquixote]

Yes, it was the mention of the black night that got my attention. Tis but a scratch.

No it isn't... your arms off!

[binkpmmc]

Can we also have "The Knights That Say NEE".

I'm personally hoping that the soldiers, or alien warriors, with dreadfully outrageous accents show up to taunt them silly.

[deathbed1983]

Can we also have "The Knights That Say NEE".

that could be our ultimate weapon i tell you, god i love monty python...lol

[the fifth man]

I can't wait for this episode. I'm sure the hype will build as it approaches. The spoilers, as usual, don't do it justice, I'm sure. Wonder what the cliffhanger will be?

[RalCaladan]

Well, Daniel might regain some memories of the Ancients and get rid of an army of Priors à la Matrix Reloaded... Priors=Agent Smith! Go Daniel!

I was sort of thinking along these lines too. Daniel's Ancient memories, plus the machine from "Prototype" could yield something useful. Some sort of O'Neill-esque desperate sacrifice (I'm refering to Lost City). I could see Daniel maybe staying superhuman, not invincible, but certainly more than human for a bit. I want a fight of Prior - versus - SuperDaniel

[the fifth man]

I don't know, I think "SuperDaniel" would be going a little bit too far in my opinion. Using some regained Ancient memories though, that I could go for.

[Johnquixote]

I don't know, I think "SuperDaniel" would be going a little bit too far in my opinion. Using some regained Ancient memories though, that I could go for.

Yep... as I mentioned in another thread, I don't want Marvel Comics Super Stargate.

[the fifth man]

Yep... as I mentioned in another thread, I don't want Marvel Comics Super Stargate.

I hear that.

[Johnquixote]

I like the way Camelot sounds, the black knight will be great. I've seen Browder do Monty Python jokes before, in John Quixote he meets Rygel as the black knight and starts quoting Holy Grail. One thing I would love to see is Mitchell with more sword stuff. That's really the main reason I like Ronon, I like seeing him pull a sword and go bad on Wraith. Mitchell needs to carry Excalibur around. I think it would be a cool way to give him more dimension for those who think he is a flat character, but it does not make him super powered, just really cool. Looking forward to Mitchell/Black Knight.

[ellenrose]

Excuse me if I am wrong or if this has been discussed elsewhere on this thread but did anyone notice that there was a sword on the conference table near the end of Fourth Horseman? No one mentioned it during the episode - and maybe my eyes deceive me but it looked like a sword.

I can not do screen caps so am not able to show you the scene. The "sword" is on the table in front of Daniel during the scene with Landry discussing turning the Prior - with Sam next to Daniel and Mitchell standing behind them.

Is this the sword from Avalon or some other sword that is displayed in the room from other eps? ( I am new to the show so have not seen other eps involving swords).

[Johnquixote]

Excuse me if I am wrong or if this has been discussed elsewhere on this thread but did anyone notice that there was a sword on the conference table near the end of Fourth Horseman? No one mentioned it during the episode - and maybe my eyes deceive me but it looked like a sword.

I can not do screen caps so am not able to show you the scene. The "sword" is on the table in front of Daniel during the scene with Landry discussing turning the Prior - with Sam next to Daniel and Mitchell standing behind them.

Is this the sword from Avalon or some other sword that is displayed in the room from other eps? ( I am new to the show so have not seen other eps involving swords).

I didn't notice a sword, but I doubt its the one from Avalon, because in order to obtain the treasure they had to put the sword back in the stone. But I don't remember many swords from other eps that were important.

[ellenrose]

I didn't notice a sword, but I doubt its the one from Avalon, because in order to obtain the treasure they had to put the sword back in the stone. But I don't remember many swords from other eps that were important.

I think it is a sword on the table - and I agree with you that Mitchell put the Avalon sword back in the stone. I just wondered why a sword was on the table in front of Sam in that scene. If it is the one from Avalon perhaps they were able to remove it along with the treasure. Maybe Daniel is studying it along with everything else in the caverns? If so is there a tie in to Camelot? Just a little detail to keep in mind - at least I will.

[Frostfox]

I think it is a sword on the table - and I agree with you that Mitchell put the Avalon sword back in the stone. I just wondered why a sword was on the table in front of Sam in that scene. If it is the one from Avalon perhaps they were able to remove it along with the treasure. Maybe Daniel is studying it along with everything else in the caverns? If so is there a tie in to Camelot? Just a little detail to keep in mind - at least I will.

There is a sword on the table, just checked, but it's a cavalry sword, I assume it's Landry's?

The Avalon sword was a rather OTT fantasy broadsword.

FF, who notices things like swords

[ellenrose]

There is a sword on the table, just checked, but it's a cavalry sword, I assume it's Landry's?

The Avalon sword was a rather OTT fantasy broadsword.

FF, who notices things like swords

Thanks for that - clears it up for me. I knew there was a sword on the table but it did not seem to look like the one from Avalon. Glad you "know " swords.