This does not seem wise
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2012
- Show: Stargate SG-1
Season: 4
Episode: 7
Title: Watergate
Original air date: 11/08/2000
Full episode on Stargate SG-1 official channel: • Watergate
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In this clip:
Marina Sirtis as Dr. Svetlana Markov
Amanda Tapping as Major Sam (Samantha) Carter
Richard Dean Anderson as Colonel Jack O'Neill
Christopher Judge as Teal'c
Michael Shanks as Dr. Daniel Jackson 
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I suppose if you're a Jaffa warrior who's used to using Ring Platforms, the concept of a parachute would sound like utter suicide.
Jaffa1. The Tau'ri are surely undefeatable.
Jaffa 2. Be careful where you speak such blasphemy!
Jaffa 1. When entering battle they jump out of their flying craft from great heights, they do not use the rings.
Jaffa 2. That seems unwise.
Jaffa 1. They land unharmed and ready for battle.
Jaffa 2. Oh... their magic must be powerful.
Jaffa 1. Or their legs very strong...
Jaffa 3: Indeed.
jafaaaa kreeeeeeeeeeeeee
Imagine if they had orbital drop pods.....lol
@@Abrxas01
FOR THE EMPEROR!
I think the easiest way to sell it to him would have been to say "Look if it was stupid, Carter wouldn't be doing it."
This is the only moment where Teal'c Shows fear.
WHy? because its the one thing he can not fight against.
Gravity
Oh please, Gravity is an easy foe.
Baal: hold my gravitational holding cell
Clearly sir you have never met Rath from the animated Ben 10 series. :)
The first rule of parachting is: Gravity is not your friend.
The second rule of parachuting is: GRAVITY IS NOT YOUR FRIEND!
@@g00gleminus96 Not even Rath can beat gravity (despite claims otherwise) Ben 10 series.
This does NOT SEEM WISE berore he gets tossed out is the only time in all of stargate, where you can actualy hear concern in Tealc's voice. Ori, Replicators, whatever. This is the only time where just an inkling of panic is audible.
Teal'c is ready and willing to die, for what he believes. Teal'c is not suicidal. Jumping from such hights would probably kill a jaffa without aid and they probably have some tech version they use instead.
"I said it was easy, not wise!"
Yep, I think these are the Jack O'Neill moments that I'll probably miss the most.
he isnt wrong ... jumping out of a perfectly good plane with a bunch of silk to keep you from becoming a splash on the ground is NOT natural ... fun ... sure ... but NOT natural
What?
@@vitaelamorte06 this was three years ago, so take it with a grain of salt, but I'm pretty sure I was quoting Daniel there.
@@ThePCguy17 You were very wise.
I can imagine Teal'c sharing this story with Braitak and some of the free Jaffa and them suddenly having a bit more respect for and fear of the Tau'ri.
"They have these flying vehicles...they're a bit like gliders but much slower. So this one time I'm in one of them and they tell me I have to jump out of it while high in the air. They strapped some kind of bag to my back with cloth inside and told me it would open and slow my descent."
"That does not seem wise..."
"That's what I said."
"These humans...they seem to be either very brave or very stupid...possibly both."
"....Indeed..."
@@jedsithor Are we sure you were not a writer for the show?
@@whirledpeaz5758 If I was I'd have scrapped the Ori arc in favour of an arc featuring the Furlings.
@@jedsithor personally, I would have gone for adding a few more SG teams in semi regular guest roles, and just had a full season or two of building fan investment in the new teams and foreshadowing new villians and new system lords.
@@danielboatright8887 fantasy shows always suffer from escalation problems, or as i call it "the DBZ syndrome", in order to keep the plot moving the stakes are constantly raised until it gets ridiculous. Unfortunately you lose your audience unless you wow them constantly
It maybe apocryphal, but there is a story from World War II in which a British officer asks for volunteers from his Gurkha unit to jump out of the plane: he gets only a few hands raised, so puzzled, he asks what happened to legendary Gurkha bravery. Someone says to him, "they did not know they would be getting parachutes";)
XD
The version I heard was that they volunteered but asked for the plane to fly as low and slow as possible to lessen the chance of injury, before being told about parachutes.
Definitely apocryphal. From the start of WW II the British had an extensive training programme for paratroopers before their first jump in battle conditions.
To start with, they would do ground based training on how to safely exit the plane and how to land. Then they had a series of practice jumps (one contemporary account I read said his unit had 9 practice jumps before they were certified for a battlefield drop).
Sending untrained troops into a parachute drop over enemy territory would be insane. Assuming that they all operated their parachutes correctly, you would still get a high number of injuries from bad landings. Not only do you lose a soldier from your operation, your whole unit becomes less mobile as you take care of your wounded.
@@zarabada6125 "Assuming that they all operated their parachutes correctly, you would still get a high number of injuries from bad landings"
This. A lot of jump school is learning and committing to muscle memory how to land correctly. Landing is....a little more violent than it's portrayed on film. Especially if you're a bigger dude.
I heard they asked be dropped low to the ground, and over marshy terrain.
I'm laughing as i picture the filming of these scene...the plane on the ground, a fan blowing on them, and each taking turns jumping onto a air cushion.
Yea. Jumping out a plane is more like "stepping out." No need for all that frog hopping, gravity and drag will do all the work for ya lol
Yeah I love the show but it's so fake it hurts.
@@dmclegg66 🤦
@@yahikotendo5631 I have a feeling that someone needs to tell you that just because it is sci-fi doesn't mean that we should throw all logic out the window. Just because of that facepalm emoji.
@@dmclegg66 limited budget equals limited resources. Besides, this was filmed in the early 2000s. They didn’t have CGI as good as today’s (if you can really call it good most of the time).
Haha the only time where you can see Teal'c scared to death xD
Indeed
Sam didn't look too enamoured by the idea either
Indeed
Then there was the episode where he went to see the vagina monologue.
The Ghost
He wasn’t scared of death at that moment... he was contemplating it
i like how Daniel is just like this sucks but whatever *jump* lol
You either jump or get thrown out. It's actually a really good expression for someone that knows that fact :P
"Whatever, I'll just ascend if the parachute fails"
Jumping from a plane or getting dematerialized at the event horizon of a Stargate, where's the difference?
Well, Daniel's probably the only one Tau'ri that plane with no formal military training (Carter and O'Neill are both airforce officers and have presumably used parachutes before at least in training). He almost certainly has no idea what he's doing there and is hoping to just get it over with :P.
@@MrAntiKnowledge That is pure gold, thanks for the laugh brother.
"It's easy! Just jump, and pull this!" Gestures vaguely at harness.
That might not end well, O'Neill.
bridgecross chutes deploy automatically at a low altitude. It’s fine.
Michael Esposito
They do?
How?
Neo2266 it’s called an AAD. Deploys at around 1000 feet I believe. You could literally die in mid air, and still land “safely”. Keeping your body nice, for your open casket.
@@jamesbizs
that's noice, that also feels dangerously low
@@Neo2266. Nope, standard airborne operations are 1000 to 800 ft. or as low as 500.
Jack: It's easy.
Teal'c: This is not wise.
Jack: I said it was easy not wise.
Me: lol yup.
anybody else thinking when they cut back to the ground that there's a teal'c shaped hole in the snow with him saying I told ya so
Don't forget the hand sign next to the hole.
@@rcslyman8929 im sure teal'c would know some great hand signs from being on earth for so long
@@jamesfry8983 I was thinking more along the lines of Wile E. Coyote, but true.
And you win the internet for making me choke on my tea when I read your comment!
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"This does not seem to be wise!"
"I said it will be easy! Not wise!"
Well, no one can say he lied. that was the most honest words from a skydiver.
Teal'c at the moment when they were discussing about jumping had a look very much like a soldier in my former army unit. In '03 while we were deployed to Iraq, we received a comp ride in a CH-47 Chinook helicopter as payment for a task we did for this aviation unit. This soldier was a 6'5", corn fed, hulk from Oklahoma of whom we took to calling "Big Country"... who despised flying. Everyone was just having a good 'ol time except for Big Country, he just sat there white knuckled. Then came the best part of the flight, something they called a Zero G Drop. The chopper ascended to an extremely high altitude then cut the engines. Everyone floated up from their seats for a few seconds, the pilot started the rotors again and we flew off just a 100 or so feet off the ground. Big Country was pretty white before the flight, he was now damn near transparent with a look on his face of utter terror. We all had good laugh at his expense after.
Well, from what you tell, I'd still give him credit for holding his own in an unpleasant situation (for him anyway) instead of chickening out.
@@Xentronium Yes, but we still gave him hell. Everyone messed with everyone else. Even our Captain and First Sergeant got involved with some of the shenanigans at times.
That's...that's not how helicopters work. Your story is not true.
Big Country? More like BA.
@@billdenny4309 Pilot cutting the engines was probably an exaggeration from author. What probably happened was that the helicopter descended at a rate of 9.8 metres per second per second.
1:28 "Actually this is quite charming" LMFAO
That was the line that I thought was the best of this video.
@@Wild_Bill57 this was the line that I was looking for.
Teal'c just like oh hell no
"Jumping out of a perfectly good aircraft is an unnatural act."
I aint gettin' on no plane!
+Jallorn
off*
Fair enough.
lol m8 ithought the same thing defo a BA reference
"This does not seem wise!"
Jaffa speech for "f*** this!"
No, he still did it. I would suggest a better translation would be: This is Fooking stupid! :)
All I can think is: Their faces must be frozen after that jump
Love O'neill putting her in her place after she tried to put him under her boot. "We got seven teams offworld who can't get home until we fix what YOU screwed up."
Bit rich though considering how many times the SGC has screwed things up.
Yep. I mean at least the Russians haven't done any damage in interstellar politics by this point, which O'Niel and Daniel did even before the formation of the SGC.
Should have said "This aint like in Enterprise where you fucked that shows finale over, sit there and shut it Troi! God damn "russian", ugh i hate cliche's."
SGC tends to fix what they mess up... usually. Also there was no interstellar politics to mess up, be a slave or not be a slave were the only two options. Only thing Jack and Daniel did before the formation of the SGC was assassinate the emperor allowing for all the nation states to squabble.
@@buttan3399 well saying it damaged interstellar politics makes it sound like there's room for negotiation. Humans were just gonna be a slave race at the end of any "negotiations".
Everyone except Teal'c died because only Teal'c had the ripcord on his vest
R.I.P. In Pieces SG-1
Rest In Peace in pieces SG-1 is what you wrote lol.
Teal'c: "This does not seem wise."
Jumping on a pile of cardboard boxes.
for this, it would be a big matress : They only jump from 2 meters, and they jump on the same spot.
The fact that Daniel just jumps without saying a word (though you don't have to, you can read it on his face) while Teal'c, the stoic baddass alien, has some real hesitations about it is jut hilarious.
"Is he always like this?!"
*pause* "This is actually quite charming."
*silence with an 'oh great' eye roll*
these crazy humans jumping out of a plane with just a backpack. ffs i could have been the first prime. chilling with my family. but NOOOO i had to free my people and join (jack pushes teal'q) THESE GODDAMNED LUNATICS!!!!!
He was already First Prime.
@@bthsr7113
are you an idiot?
HE LEFT!!!!!!!!!
Your phrasing implied he was aspiring for the position as opposed to having it.
@@bthsr7113 he. could have been first prime at the time of jumping out of the plane.
context you brainless fuck.
They've done crazier. Like when they blew up that star.
Just now noticed how big a star trek referrence this was: Mariana Sirtis says "there are FORTY-SEVEN people..."
I'm missing the reference about 47 people and star trek . What series and episode ?
@@louisbabycos106 number 47 is a frequent inside joke in every Star Trek from TNG forward (not sure about the new reboot-pretend-to-be-Treks). Instead of explaining, it'd be easier if you read the explanation on Star Trek wikia: memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/47
Amazing I'm several years late in seeing the clip, but only a week behind in commenting on 47
I also love Sam's expression when Jack says to gear them up for a jump. She's like "dammit..." she doesn't want to but will not say anything because she has to follow orders.
Yup, I am sure she has had jump training as a fighter pilot. It was probably not a pleasant experience.
I like when she tells Marina Sirtis he was actually charming ...
"Is he ALWAYS like this?" “Actually, this is quite charming." 😁
"just pull this"
instructions clear as mud.
Marina Sirtis likes to blab a ton at conventions. At one she talked about her guest spot on SG1 and what a gentleman RDA was. "Marina, for an actress of your caliber, we will stay to finish the shot for as long as it takes."...."and then I proceeded to mess up every line"
She is pretty blabby at cons.
@@jamesmartin9401 I mean, that's kinda the point of them in the first place?
The accent threw me, didnt notice it was her🤯
@@xanderjames8682 knew from the eyes right off ... and the hair ...
Oh my god that is her...
I watched so much TNG and Stargate as a kid and I never once realized that was her... I picked up on Robert Picardo and Ronnie Cox no problem, but man that accent made her really hard to recognize...
Teal'c being afraid to parajump xDD And Daniel is just sitting there like "Ahh...we- we're...ok it seems like this is actually going to happen ok then."
I really lovoe how after a point he just kind of goes "Eh. shit happens" to the events in the series.
he's seen enough .done enough. He's learned just to go with th flow.. whatever works as long as it works.
Save your care/fucks for when it matters
Remember kids. It's not the fall that kills. It's the sudden stop at the end of the fall.
LOL Teal'c having a bit of a B.A. Baracus moment in this scene.
I ain't gettin' off no plane.
@@MareSerenitis : You forgot to add "fool" at the end. 😂
My thoughts exactly
Its lovely how they take so long to jump that I never realized they wanted to be spread out over several miles from each other... But great show, miss it.
and even further from the supply crate that went out first
Gotta make sure you don’t hit each other on the way down.
They just wanted to make sure the person before them had time to clear the mattress.
*Stargate SG-1* (Season 4, Episode 7: _Watergate_ )
The Russians have the second Earth Stargate (Gate Beta). While experimenting with it, it threw off the first Earth Stargate (Gate Alpha) and made both inoperable. The added danger is that the Russian gate is not closing, leaving its wormhole active. SG-1 and a Russian scientist will enter a remote Siberian facility to shut it down.
Dr. Svetlana Markov (Marina Sirtis)
I'm just imagining hundreds of bloopers of Teal'c smashing into things having forgotten to pull the cord.
Jumping into -80 degrees without even a balaclava! Teal'c was spot-on. Doesn't seem wise.
lol that fkn head tilt as he hears the details of this human technology
Carter and O'Neill would have jump training, probably the Russian too. But the odds of Teal'c and Daniel injuring themselves without any training seems reasonably likely in the best of circumstances... Let alone in a snow storm in Antartica.
I dunno, maybe Daniel has civilian jump experience? He seems a lot less hesitant at this than other SG adventures.
Daniel is an Archeologist. I wouldn't be surprised if he HASN'T gone parachuting.
Yah, I'm just going to assume that in the time they were having the gear put on it was explained to them what to do regarding flaring and what-not since there was a time jump skipping that...
Jackson absolutely has done it before..
Teal'c can tank most damage.. so he probably hit hard-real hard, but toughed through it and then healed
Yeah maybe Daniel has jumped before, but jumping safely with military gear is not the same as a civilian jump I imagine.
As someone who went through airborne school, it's a good thing Teal'c is superhuman and has a symbiote to heal him quick. If you've never done it before and land wrong using a non steerable chute you're gonna break something. Even then a staff sergeant I knew with 50+ jumps broke an ankle landing wrong. I got my spine compressed landing on incline. Not pretty.
experience doesnt ensure a safe landing ... stuff happens ... experience just mitigates the bad effects ...
You think this is a bad idea Teal'c? Just wait until we figure out jetkpacks from reverse engineered technology, and pair it with the supersoldier gauntlets.
Suit disengages mid-flight xD
Honestly thought it was a bit of a shame they didn't use those ever again. They seemed to last a decent bit and would've been handy when fighting the abomination warriors of Anubis.
Honestly, after a couple of seasons, they could even have worked out a way to make them harder to resist... like using medicines that impair the immune system, like prednisone
it's never wise to jump of a perfecly good plane, relying only on a very big piece of canvas to reach the ground safely,
Parachutes are made out of silk
@@thebigx9388 actually they are made of nylon, but yes they were originally made of silk,
The Codex Astartes does not support this action
Deanna Troi should be able to pick up on their apprehension.
And her need for more acting lessons to give her more charisma than your average floor tile.
@@RoxyGotMoxy. at a comicon, she went off on her usual "enterprise finale only was big because me and Frakes were in it" She also said it was because of her role in StarGate that made the show a big hit. Very full of herself and a terrible actress.
@@AzguardMike No, she's not a terrible actress; you just hate her for some petty reason.
Clearly O'Neil is not Riker.
It took 21 seconds for the first person to jump after the gear was deployed, and it took another 20 seconds for O'Neil (last man out) to jump after Marina Sirtis.
This means that Marina would be nearly a mile from where the gear landed and O'Neil would be nearly as far away from Marina. Over snowing mountainous terrain, I guess it's a good thing she made arrangements in case they got separated.
There is a reason when they do real combat jumps like this, everyone goes out as quickly as possible. When you're moving at over 100 knots, you are covering MANY feet per second.
Really laying it on thick eh? It's a television series bud i think they did well all things considered, so you can take your attitude and shove it back where you found it.
I agree they did a damn fine job on that show. It's one of my favorites.
I am simply pointing out a mistake that was made. I don't have an "attitude."
You like Star Trek? What about the fact Lore replaced Data in Season one and no one noticed?
Good point. Nitpicking quality TV is fun. :-)
funnyguy.. isn't fun.
So you wouldn't find it a challenge to find mistakes that are hard to pick out? Or do you just find it offensive to have mistakes pointed out?
Oh yea, I get what your saying, and I understand.
In an episode of Battlestar Galactica they jumped the ship near a planet with zero orbital velocity. As the ship fell through the atmosphere it launched it's fighters then jumped away before hitting the ground.
The science advisor to the show said it was completely 100% impossible to pull off a maneuver like that. The ship would just break up, because at those kinds of speeds the air would behave more like a solid than a gas. The science guy said to do it anyway because it would be very cool. It was.
Sometimes you just have to do the impossible for more action or drama. It is fiction after all. The entire story line is a "lie".
I haven't seen this episode. I would hope there is a scene after they jump of Jack talking to Teal'c
Jack: There, how was that?
Teal'c: I would like to do it again O'Neill
For all the technology of the Goa'uld, I am pretty sure they missed on something as basic as the parachute.
Why? All they have ever seen are ring platforms and shuttle craft which don't have ejection seats either due to them being actually capable of taking a pretty severe crash landing.
A Goa'uld may understand it, but a Jaffa has never trained for or considered such a thing.
well they used ring transporters, to get to a surface of a planet, no need for a cumbersome and time consuming parachute.
To be fair, the Goa'uld rarely invent anything. 99.9% of everything they use is scavenged off of everyone else. Parachutes don't last long enough to be scavenged off of dead races, rotting away too quickly, and the still living ones either aren't advanced enough, or have avoided being conquered.
well. Even if they had them they haven't used them in thousands of years. Show a modern human a simple agricultural or technical tool from the Bronze Age and you have a good chance people won't be able to identify its use.
he was utilising a device that can only be confirmed functional or a lemon after putting yourself in a position of extreme danger (free fall) that contains no technological capabilities whatsoever.
put simply your expecting to be saved by a bedsheet
They have a base with portal to other planets and they KNOW there are hostiles on other side and entire base has personnel numbering just 47. Given some of those have to be science and support staff, I shudder to think how many guards they had. No wonder the base was overrun. SGC is also a secret and they have a literal mountain of people with guns to keep any danger from getting off base. Who thought an abandoned power plant in middle of frozen tundra was sufficient security?
You do know why they gave her that line right?
@@davincent98 I mean I didn't until I read the comments of this video.
But also, there's no way out of there unless you want to cross hundreds of miles of frozen tundra, so that's probably considered security enough.
OMG I never saw this episode, I thought I had seen them all
It’s funny to see tealc actually afraid of something
This does not seem wise! Tell that to the people who were jumping on D-Day! Love that humour!
Everyone's parachutes open while Teal'c is wondering what to do
Pretty dense for a betazoid
Haha
Its Troi ?
@@humr2346yup the arrogant bitch who talked shit about Archer's enterprise series, then proceeded to hate on star gate as well by claiming that those episodes were only watched because she was in them. Google it.
@@AzguardMike Let's be fair, she was at least partly right. Enterprise was terrible. Other than that...not so much.
@@null643 wtf do transgender people have to do with anything here?
“We’re going to have to jump.”
“Out the plane?”
The Ladies went First.
No mention of bravado eh?
Teal'c sounding like Daniel.
Teal’c’s face when he steps up to O’Neill is brilliant acting
Original run Star Trek TNG was a huge part of my teen years yet in this one episode I like Marina's character more than any portrayal of Deanna Troi. Makes me wish we could have seen more of Dr. Svetlana Markov. Such a missed opportunity.
This scene was great, i would like #Bratak was there too😆. Both believe that they are the ultimate warrior. When the true is #Tauris have been fighting forever, and they have developed all kind of weapons, tactict and a real warrior mind.
As someone with a rather intense fear of heights, I share Teal'c sentiments... and have sweaty palms just watching them fake-jump our of a fake plane...
Indeed
I so miss good tv fun like this
Teal'c is completely confused by a some backpack that's supposed to help him NOT fall to his death, and the one I really feel for is Jackson, that dude is just some academic, poor guy prolly never jumped in his life. I loved this series so damn much.
@Manek Iridius Teal'c said some very profound words as always.."This does not seem wise" when all he had was what seemed to be a backpack. I would have loved to see his reaction to just this cloth thing opening up above him as he is falling. :This STILL does not seem wise!" lol
Ya gotta love Teal'c.
So now we know that T'ealc's last name is Baracus.
The great Marina Sortis
Probably glad she doesn't have to empathise with O'Neill
Indeed Teal'c, Indeed.
I mean they jump a good 10-20Kms away from that box they threw out, thats quite a tab for the equipment
They jumped so far apart they would land in different countries .
They're in Russia.
I think this is the only time Teal'c is scared 😀
This dose not seem wise boy
Earth should've utilize more of these unorthodox tactics against other alien races when they finally have access to space worthy ships and transports
Paratrooping is such a unique earth tactics i doubt any Jaffa commander or Goa'uld could anticipate it
47, the magic Star Trek number..... and Marina Sirtis, i can only geek out so much!
I wondered if anyone else noticed
This Trekkie just learned something.
@@Coolman13355 also sesaon 4 episode 7....47
@@TheMingilator mind blown
Teal'C a man after my own heart.
The thing about parachuting is that once you jump you have to do something or else you're dead. There's no turning back at that point.
Sam craved Jack the moment she laid eyes on him
I can't believe that that is counselor Troy.
IF "we are separated"?
The cruising speed for a C-130 is 336 mph. That translates into about 500 ft per second. So for every second they dither is another 500 ft apart from each other.
.........so teal'c had zero training in parachute jumping..........THAT does not seem wise to make this his first jump as gravity punishes failure. Stopping is not hard .........stopping slowly is
Well, it is russia. They have snow.
There were even ideas in WWII of dropping without parachutes into deep snow.
@@builder396 fresh soft snow maybe, old built up hard snow is like hitting solid ice ...Stopping is not hard .........stopping slowly is
@@epicstyle1000 In Siberia you can actually have a lot of snow built up thats still soft, because its consistently below zero so the snow never partially melts and refreezes, which is what causes it to solidify in more temperate winters.
In fact it was even considered as a method to drop Soviet paratroopers in the 30s....paratroopers being a strong word given they didnt have a parachute, the plane would just fly really low.
Doesn't parachuting require special training? Just jumping and pulling that thing may sound easy but it is not. And even if you manage to do that, without training your chances to break your legs are 50%. I wouldn't have jumped.
Miau Talking to an RAF guy once , mentioned sport parachuting. Said he could not understand somebody wanting to jump out of a perfectly good aeroplane.
0:30 Star Trek actor says '47' on SG-1 (number 47 is a running gag on Star Trek TNG)
Should have used parachutes with static lines
It's not wise, but it sure is FUN!
The box went out...
Then they chatted for a while...
So they will land several kilometres from their equipmemt...
THAT does not seem wise !
I mean at that rate, they and the gear they dropped are gonna be miles apart.
Doesnt seem like effective first training, you dont just jump and pull the cord or youll end up miles away from the team. O'neil didnt even explain to tealc what to do if the primary chute fails.
What do you do if the chute fails, die??
"This does not seem wise"
If the 'chute fails, you have the rest of your life to fix it
@chevon1920Pull your backup chute.
They're wearing tyvek painter's suits with fur lining sewn into the collar.. You'd think the costuming budget for this scene would have been higher than $40.
Marina Sirtis. Wow.
What if track served in the 101st airborne at Normandy
Easy not Wise....true
Why does it bother me that she's wearing a DDR uniform?
Because it doesn't make any sense lol.
Well in recent times I guess I understand Colonel O Neill's distrust and dislike of the Russians
Should have had Teal'c say "This does not seem wiiiiiiiiiissssssse" as Jack pushes him out, mid-sentence. It worked the way it came out, but..
Is that Diana Troy?
He really should have gotten better training before jumping just jump and pull the cord there is slightly more to it 😂🤣
For context season 4 came out in 2001 back when people thought the Russia could be reformed into a force for good.
For context Russia is not the bad guy. They have more freedoms and less taxes overall then the U.S. The U.S. and the CIA are the ones that have created most of the havoc in the last century not Russia.
@@scotttild I guess that's why there blowing up city's and Massacreing civilians. No one is buying your bullshit.
@@scotttild I wouldn't want to be gay in Russia.
Going at that speed and with their delays in jumping they would have been all over the drop zone. Many miles from the objective. When the jump light comes on the plane needs to empty out in seconds.
I think its a bit unlikely that SGC would allow teal'c and Jackson to do this without training.
um NOPE ... wouldnt be the first time untrained people were forced to leave a plane ... it is preferred they have experience ... when it isnt planned as anything but a last resort ... then trained or not if youre needed your going
but then a static line is usually used so they dont forget to pull the cord ... it gets pulled for them
Jumping out of like a caveman. Where are the transport rings?!