Absurious Episode Stargate SG-1 includes a high impact avocado

According to Jonathan Klotz
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Stargate SG-1 He sent the crew to the distant corners of the universe and opposed the deadly enemies who inspired myths and legends throughout the country’s history, but also included the dirty Doug into one of the strangest shows, but the most satisfying episodes. In “Affinity”, the seventh episode of Season 8, Teal’c (Christopher Judge) lives since Stargate command and attempts to assimilate human life with mixed results. It turned out that Teal’c is becoming a magnet for a crime, and although the Stargate command wants to maintain a low profile, it decides to do what is morally correct and stops a robbery with a perfectly placed high -speed avocado.

Life outside the Stargate command

After Teal’c entered to stop the fight near his apartment, Dr. Daniel Jackson (Michael Shanks) visits and proves that besides being a brilliant archaeologist, it is a fantastic wing when he plays when the Teal’c neighbor, Christ (Erica Dance) falls. Jackson is moving from the Jaffa Warrior council to keep the low profile to let two go alone. He is his teenage neighbor Eric, who shows the true character of Teal’C, and Stargate proves that it has never been a normal franchise when the thrown avocado perfectly lands on the fleeing head robbery in time on a dramatic background score.

Stargate SG-1 Writer and director Peter Delis framed by avocado, first, with Eric asks why Teal’c let the robbery get away while foreign Warrior tries to keep his promise of non -interference. Yet, with great power, there is a great responsibility to the acted from the neighborhood, Teal’c knocks a thief to look easy and Eric is marked as “t-money”. The fans of the series knew about the stoic behavior of the warrior and the strong sense of honor, so it is not a surprise that he cannot sit on the sidelines when injustice takes place in front of him.

This combination enters the game later when Teal’c learns that Christ is abusing her friend Doug (Derek Hamilton) and releases the chain of events that end up with the apartment. The whole conspiracy of Teal’c, which is framed for murder, serves to present trust, a terrorist group involved in the Goa’uld, as Stargate SG-1 He can work at the conspiracy point that enters the game for the rest of the series, but remains overshadowed by avocado. In fact, this episode could have been a simple series of scenes between Christ and Teal’c and still be incredibly entertaining.

Stargate SG-1 could use multiple stories of the country

At a time when the “affinity” broadcast in season 8, Stargate SG-1 He turned from the “Planet of the Week” format into a more cohesive series with characters with whom the audience wanted to spend time and episodes focused on their personal life outside the military base became immediate favorite fans, even without avocado. When Eric demonstrates his new skateboard design on Teal’c, of course it’s his golden Mark Jaffa, a symbol of his position under Apophis, but for human Eric, it’s just a great tattoo. The vision of Chrisopher’s judge passes through the mixed emotions that Teal’C feels at this time brings all the feelings and history of every season, every battle against Goa’uld, yet recognizes the gesture as warm and supportive that it was meant as.

“Affinity” is a look Stargate SG-1 It could have been, with multiple episodes focused on the country’s daily life, but with the touch of off-kilter humor that has gone through series than again, than again, Stargate Universe It was a drama without throwing avocado and it only took two seasons. The amazing ability to balance the adventure outside the world, science fiction with high concept and character-based stories is what makes the first series the best of franchise. When you give a ball, Christopher Judge The wound started it, changed this episode off-beat late series into a favorite fan, and above all proved that Teal’c is a man.