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Stargate SG-1 Season 6 Episode 9

Allegiance

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AIRED: 8/9/02

There is an assassin at the SGC's Alpha site, but is it a Jaffa or a Tok'ra?

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Very good story to tell

8.3

By Parricida, Jun 30, 2010

It was very well written, had that kind of stunning way of showing how Tok'ra (who still exist.. wupii) and rebel Jaffas become allies. It looks so ugly in the start - they just cannot get along and even if I tried, I came up with more things they have in common than reasons why they could not work together, but for them, it looks - pride became before everything else. And the way, little by little they started to trust each other and work together and Bra'tac's speech in the end - it was so powerful and moving. Well done.moreless
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This was a pretty good episode I liked it anyway. The Tokra' and the Jaffa are forced to stay at close range since the tokra' were brought to the alfa site for safety. they were being attacked. The Jaffa and the Tokra' have a personality conflict.`moreless

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By okeydokeythen, Jun 30, 2010

This was a very typical Tokra Jaffa type thing they hate each other yet they are sop much alike. They have the same goals. they both hate the Gouald and they both have to work undercover in the ranks of the gouald to keep up with what is going on. Spies in other words.

Now they have sopme going around killing both Tokra' and Jaffa. they have to work together but how can they work together while they are fighting each other. they are so ready to blame each other that nothing is being accomplished.

So they break off into teams of 1 tokra 1 jaffa 1 Tarie now they have fatalities for al 3 groups. They have discovered that it is actually an ashrak and he is using a cloaking devise so the be invisibale. It was really entertaining and and it is very worthy of a rewatch every nopw and then. Lots of action and lots of descion making for the jaffa and the Tokra'. Will this Alliance beable to survive all this? I would haope so. It would make a very powerful alliance.

Great Show!!moreless
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Stargate at its best!

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By LordYoshi, Jun 30, 2010

At this point I have watched every episode of Stargate SG-1 up till this very episode and out of all 6 seasons worth of episodes I have watched, this is the single best episode. From what I understand it also is a pivital point in alliances made between races. If my memory serves me correctly this is also the first episode to feature both Jacob Carter/Sel'mac and Bra'tac. I liked this episode so much, I'm going to watch it again. A perfect 10/10. This IS Stargate at its best.moreless
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good episode...

8.5

By Fwirrel, Aug 07, 2007

The Tok'ra flee to the SGC alpha site and meet up with the jaffa already there. Tensions rise between the two races and Jack, Teal'c, Bra'tak, and Selmac must use all of their influence to stop the fighting. However, people start dying and blaim is placed until they find out it is an assasin sent to put them against each other. The invisible assasin is killed in the end. This episode had a good story line and good action. It was awesome to see Bra'tak kick some serious butt and save everyone in the end and top it off with an amazing speech. It's also always great to see Selmac. Also, it was halarious to see Jack try and stop the bickering and fighting between the races. Overall, good episode with a good story and good action.moreless
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Richard Dean Anderson	Colonel/Brigadier General Jonathan J. "Jack" O'Neill (Seasons 1-8)
Christopher Judge	Teal'c
Corin Nemec	Jonas Quinn (Season 6)
Amanda Tapping	Captain/Major/ Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter
Don S. Davis	Major General George S. Hammond (Seasons 1-7)

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Peter Stebbings	Malek	Guest Star
Kimani Ray Smith	Ocker	Guest Star
Herbert Duncanson	SG Guard	Guest Star
Dan Payne	Ashrak	Recurring Role
Tony Amendola	Bra'tac	Recurring Role
Carmen Argenziano	Jacob Carter/Sel'mac	Recurring Role

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- When the Jaffa and Tok'ra all point their weapons at each other we hear the sound of several zats and staff weapons opening. However, all the zats remain closed throughout the scene, and none of the staffs show the usual charging effect. Beforehand, the two staffs closest to the camera can be seen already open. At the end of the scene we hear the sound of the zats, which weren't open, and staffs closing.
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QUOTES (4)
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- (while holding up the Ashrak's knife)
  Bra'tak: This single blade did what we could not, it has brought us together. This blade has spilled the blood of Jaffa, of the Tok'ra, and of the Tau'ri. By the hand of our common enemy, it has made us brothers. Together, we have ensured it will never spill our blood again!
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- (explaining how to rig a naquadah reactor to detect heat)
  Sam: That might just excite the phase particles enough to bring them into our visible light spectrum.
  Jack: Carter.
  Sam: Sir, the invisibility field must operate...
  Jack: Are you about to tell me that you can make the invisible guy vis...
  Sam: Yes, sir.
  Jack: That's all I need!
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- (as Teal'c strangles a Tok'ra)
  Jacob: Jack... a little help here?
  Jack: Teal'c. Stop.
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- Jack: I'm sure he's sorry.
  De'far: No I'm not.
  Jack: On the inside he is.
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NOTES (4)
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- Corin Nemec and Don Davis appear in this episode for a total of 32 seconds.
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- Kimani Ray Smith (Ocker) would later play Lindstrom in the Stargate Atlantis episode "The Intruder".
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- Link Baker (Artok) previously played Lt. Barber in the Season Four episode "The Light".
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- Syndication airdate: November 23, 2003.
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ALLUSIONS (1)
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- Miscellaneous
  Some themes from this episode are similar to the movie Predator, including that of a being with a cloaking device, an infra-red like vision mode, a character being dragged off into the bushes and also the music seems to be written in homage to the movie's incidental music as well.
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