Stargate SG-1 · Season 1
Has it ever occurred to anyone that he might not be guilty?
If was not guilty, there would be no Cor-ai.
Innocent until proven guilty. Ever heard of it?
Actually, throughout history the idea's pretty rare. Most cultures usually assume things the other way around. [O'Neill gives Jackson a very angry look] I'm just saying.
You sure you're up to this?
Why? You don't think I am?
Well, it's—it's just that I've never actually heard you referred to as a diplomat. I think, um, "antagonist" was the word used.
But I'm his commanding officer. It comes with the turf.
Wouldn't Daniel be better suited, as a linguist and cultural expert?
All right, we'll all do it. How's that?
Fine.
Co-co-counsels. Works for me.
I have just one question for you.
[deflated] What is it?
Can any of his present or future actions bring my father back from the dead.
No nothing will do that.
Then obviously no amount of good done in the past or the present will erase the guilt of what he has done.
I told you before O'Neill, I will not run!
Teal'c, you're coming with us, even if I have to knock you out, and drag you out myself. Got it?
Colonel, the United States is not in the business of interfering in other people's affairs.
Since when?
Since the election of this administration!
You would protect those who want to kill you?
I would protect those who deserve to live.
(repentant) I was mistaken. My memory was faulty. You are not he who killed my father.
I am the one.
No. He is dead. You have killed him.
Gen. Hammond. Sir. The refugees... they've disappeared.
What do you mean, "disappeared"?
I mean, like "Poof!" sir.
Why did you call me out here?
Cuz Maybourne's not.
I have a presidential order to take the aliens with me. Stop them. Use force if necessary.
(to Daniel) Your race has learned nothing. But you have. The Tollan are most welcome to join the Nox. Please come.
(The Tollan file up onto the Stargate ramp.)
Stop!
(Lya face betrays disappointment as she raises her arms over her head in a circular motion. Behind her the Stargate folds active in sync with her arms)
Come.
(The Tolan turn toward the Stargate and each turns watery and disappears, leaving the gate room personnel pointing their guns at empty air.)
Fire! Fire!
(Each of the weapons in the hands of the gate room personnel also turn watery and disappear from their grasp. Finally Lya glides back into the active Stargate and it deactivates.)
God, I love those people.
You wouldn't think jagged bone digging into raw nerves would hurt, but it does.
Then we'd better start looking for a way. Because I'll be damned if I'm going to die on some god-forsaken block of ice a million light years from home. Is that clear?
Yes Sir!
Good. Now help me up.
Ah, I don't think you should move.
Probably not, but my butt's freezing to the ground. Come on. [Carter helps him up] Ah. [They look around] Ah, a little paint, a coupla windows, maybe a fireplace in the corner, it'll be just like home.
[O'Neill's clasping his chest] What's wrong with your chest?
I think I cracked a rib too.
Why didn't you say something?
I was afraid you'd try to put a splint on it.
I didn't know you could cook.
I can't, but my melted ice is to die for.
[Carter and O'Neill are lying close to one another for warmth.]
Colonel?
It's my sidearm, I swear. [Sam starts to laugh] No giggling... please.
[Daniel has just realized Carter and O'Neill are on Earth and this is why they can't dial in.]
[to Teal'c] What happens when you dial your own phone number? (Teal'C raises an eyebrow) Wrong person to ask...[turns to General Hammond] What happens when you dial your own phone number?
(excitedly) You get a busy signal.
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