Sgt. Greer Catchphrase?

[Serenity000]

I've started to notice that Greer has gotten a catchphrase of sorts, because when ever something weird happens he always says "what the hell" with a voice, and I laugh at this because it sounds funny.
I'm holding out the that will become his catchphrase like Teal'c's "Indeed".

[tessa]

I hope so!
Because I’ve noticed that when something weird happens my "what the hell" thought comes with exactly the same Greer’s expression!

[Serenity000]

He is sort of a mix of Teal'c and Ronan Dex, though not as stoic as Teal'c(but who could be any way. Teal'c is the master of stoicalness) and not as wild as Ronan.

[gatefanjo-m]

That would be funny.

His other line that he says a lot is: "You heard the man."

[JustAnotherVoice]

That would be funny.

His other line that he says a lot is: "You heard the man."

God, I hope that doesn't become his catchphrase. Some people already see him as little more than Young's bulldog/thug. I don't think they'll be any redemption if he officially heads down that slippery slope.

[ProclarushTaonasAt]

God, I hope that doesn't become his catchphrase. Some people already see him as little more than Young's bulldog/thug. I don't think they'll be any redemption if he officially heads down that slippery slope.

I think he is viewed as Young's bulldog because Young is his superior in the military, and by extention, he follows Young's orders.

I personally like his 'what the hell.'

[xxxevilgrinxxx]

I wish he said he was going to shoot people in the face more often. ghastly, yes, but damn if it doesn't have a ring to it

[JustAnotherVoice]

I think he is viewed as Young's bulldog because Young is his superior in the military, and by extention, he follows Young's orders.

I don't dispute this, but his character should be given the chance to grow, rather than remain two dimensionally Young's thug.

I wish he said he was going to shoot people in the face more often. ghastly, yes, but damn if it doesn't have a ring to it

Green for you, good sir!

[tessa]

I don't dispute this, but his character should be given the chance to grow, rather than remain two dimensionally Young's thug.

Young’s thug is too mach strong term for my taste. What’s wrong with the following orders of your superior?
To grow? I think he’s one of the most colorful and many-sided characters in the show. I’d like him to take a bigger part in the developing events though. If that what you mean, I agree.

[xxxevilgrinxxx]

mmm...yummy green! Thanks

[kusanagi]

I wish he said he was going to shoot people in the face more often. ghastly, yes, but damn if it doesn't have a ring to it

[JustAnotherVoice]

Young’s thug is too mach strong term for my taste. What’s wrong with the following orders of your superior?

Again, I don't dispute this, but the phrase "Young's thug" and the like have been thrown around these forums.

To grow? I think he’s one of the most colorful and many-sided characters in the show.

This, however, I will have to respectfully disagree with. I honestly feel that Greer is one of the flatter characters, up until recently. Of all the main credits, we know the least about Greer, which is disproportionate to the screentime he gets, and Smith's screen prescence.

Its a tribute to Jamil Walker Smith's abilities that he can take what little the writers have given him to date and made him into the show's dark horse favourite.

[Serenity000]

maybe because Greer is the main character we know the least about, is the reason we like him more because we know none of his deep dark secrets.

[Egle01]

I wish he said he was going to shoot people in the face more often. ghastly, yes, but damn if it doesn't have a ring to it

Greer doesn't shoot people in the face. He puts bullets in their faces.

I like Greer's line - 'I'm a little busy right now.'

[Bismillah]

These catchphrases can be catchy. I personally have used "indeed" for about ten years, and it has become part of the way I speak. It came naturally, and took some time realize that I was plagurizing.