They left Kinsey’s fate open so that they might bring him back but the Series just ended kinda suddenly and we never get to see him again….god I miss this show 😭
They showed Kinsey taking the beaming device from his fellow goa'uld he killed on the Al'kesh so we know he beamed back to earth since he wasn't on the bridge when the other Goa'uld got to the bridge
Dude could've cloaked up made a run for it and slipped into hyperspace. Instead he tried to grandstand with an _Al'kesh_ of all things. It's such a Goa'uld way of going about things.
The Gateworld page for this episode notes that Kinsey took the Trust agent's hand device and an _Asgard transporter activator,_ so, they say, he could be anywhere on Earth. Also, a quote from Ronny Cox on that page suggests he _expected_ to return after this episode. (I posted this further down the page, but as it followed a flame war, that probably wasn't the best place to post it.)
It only makes sense, if he abandoned the bridge he must have had a plan to get off the ship. A pity he never showed up again but I guess they just abandoned that story line in favour of better ones.
@@goblinounours I think maybe they didn't use him again because RDA left the show, and the dynamic between Kinsey and Jack was what made his character interesting. Would have been interesting to see O'niell take out Kinsey once and for all, or save him from the Goa'uld. Maybe that will happen someday
I only just noticed the hand device the Trust agent was wearing. I wonder if they ever planned on eventually injecting themselves with naquadah in order to use the technology. It must have been infuriating to have the device, yet be unable to wield it. If I am not mistaken, that particular ribbon device was the one Osiris had, which had the asgard beam modification to it.
It is now 2021 (in real life) and there has since been the creation of a new branch of government called the Space Force. Team members are called Guardians. My point: Their arm patch is nearly identical to the arm patch on the arm of Gen O'Neill in this episode.
I can only hope I get to see the day people can go into space but im in my early thirties and know thats way farther out though maybe not so far as we think. Still cant get a submarine to lowest level of sea yet either.
@@tinayoung5948 You should actually watch the TV series "SG1" and while watching be aware that the CIA did actually - in real life - have a secret program called Stargate which has teams, one called SG1. The secret was finally revealed when the secret time lapsed and papers were released to the public. But those papers detail psychic encounters. Sure, they could have been playing around with telepathic spying OR those could have been coded words used to further hide the truth of the actual space journeys of the Stargate Program.
We've technically had both. We have had civilians in space. We also have a civilian vessel that has made it to the bottom of Challenger Deep (deepest known point in Earth's waters). Deepsea Challenger made that trip in 2012. Now the real test would be making vacation destinations out of either... But it's just too damned dangerous. Titan submersible as an example made it nowhere near Mariana trench depths let alone Challenger Deep. Imagine you have people just thinking oh we're going on vacation to space! And take their dumb ass kids or relatives with. One little mistake, and everyone's dead. Like the one pilot years ago who let his kids "fly" his plane. He had no idea they had bumped the controls enough that the autopilot turned off. Everyone onboard, dead because of a stupid pilot letting his brats into the cockpit.
In any conceivable military ship setup, something like a transporter would be one of the most secure areas of the ship, including bulkheads and armed guards 24/7.
@@MichaelNNY That only matters if he could not overcome that security. He escaped while being unarmed. And a Goa'uld can Propably built a ring from scratch. So good luck trying to lock him out.
@@nitrothechamp No, this transport system does not need *more* ways to force enable it. It needed less ways. Any additional "security feature" can disable the thing if you take damage in combat. And "Battle Short" is in the Nato Gloassary for a reason: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battleshort It was the security teams responsbility to keep him contained. They failed.
i mean, the stargate-room NEVER had a single pill-box, sensible fortification or meaningful defence other than the iris and a few troops lines up exactly where a grenade would kill them all. why expect the space-ship to have a locked door between the central access-way and the teleporter. . ..
On TV if you don't see 'em die, they're NOT DEAD. They left it open so he could return, if they found a new story to tell about him. But it was the last we saw of RC on SG-1.
This is Stargate, Even if they die, they can: Be revived, Cloned Have an alternate timeline version replace you Replaced by a robot Replaced by a replicator Revived by a replicator Ascend Be restored from Ash by a couple of guys with a god complex Live on in another body you switched into beforehand Be blown up by an exploding tumor
If you notice in this episode, Kinsey grabbed something of the other gu'old after shooting him several times, and we don't see him afterwards. With the alcash ship destroyed I have feeling he didn't die after Prometheus blew up the other ship. Kinsey may have well escaped the blast. But it'll probably never say in this series what happened to him. To back this statement up, he could've probably ringed off the alcash like he did off Prometheus to get on the alcash bomber and then onto the planet 🌍. That's what I believe. But you guys are entitled to believe whatever.
My only question is when he grabbed the hand device off the guy he shot up, why don't we see Kinsey afterwards when the other guys who are also against Kinsey that ordered the guy that got shot up to fire upon the Prometheus, you don't see him after he goes for the hand device or whatever he grabbed. You don't know what really happened. I don't even get that. Therefore I've never in that episode really know what happened to him. Did he escape or why don't they show that and they don't show him being destroyed on the alcash bomber except the remainder of the bad guys. And it's like why, when the last part they showed of him being alive and the ship blew up. Where is Kinsey?
I don't think anyone really cared about Kinsey the character on Stargate but at the same time, it's like is he dead is he not? Did he survive and escape, did he die? I mean, I hope in the series that he didn't escape and he got blown up but the fact is, they didn't show what really happened after he grabbed the thing off the dead guy of what happened.
I don't appreciate that. I didn't say anything insultive at you so please, don't do that to me. You don't know who I am. So you shouldn't judge me for explaining how I felt. You can have your opinion my statement you thinking it's stupid. But Do Not call me that. I treated your previous comments with respect without insulting you. You don't have to like what is said. But if you don't want to accept the possibility he escaped is on you. No one said you had to. Colin Brouillette!
He's been all over sci-fi, from RoboCop and TNG to relatively obscure roles like Admiral Bosch from Freespace 2. It's always fun to watch him do his thing. He's mostly focused on his music in recent years.
You know, I kind of like the esthetics of the interior of Prometheus more than her later siblings. Probably made filming a bitch but the tighter halls and corners really had a good feel to them in my opinion.
I agree. I’ve just seen Star Trek’s Strange New Worlds, where every room on the ship. Including crew quarters, are ridiculously large, expansive even. It’s unsettling and feels unrealistic.
You may be onto something. I always thought it was odd how the Al'kesh has just fired on them, gave them some damage, allowed Kinsey to escape (and probably killed the two men guarding him) but when the Al'Kesh dead in the water and Prometheus has a clear shot, Pendergast wants to wait - for what?
I mean, if there's no consequence for doing so, why the heck not? I know the reasoning in Star Trek was that if you power up shields, it could be seen as aggressive, but to that I'd say "if you think I'm aggressive for powering shields up, you're an idiot and I'd better raise my shields. If you were smart, you'd think I'm aggressive when I power up my weapon systems. Also, I can't attempt peaceful interactions if I'm dead."
The Trust apparently modified it a bit, or rather the Goauld did, probably because they had to work with Earth tech so much they needed some sort of interface to pull data between the ships computer system and earth computers.
See it never showed Kinsey dying..... It never showed him on the ship when it blew..... Ususally if a main charactor dies in an explosion it shows their face with a increasing bright light..... Kinsey was enough of a reoccuring charactor to deserve this, so id alway guessed he found another way off the ship. Escape pod, beemed himself down, maybe who knows. He was long gone
Kinsey could be the main bad guy star for the new purposed Stargate show have him get off world raise an army and ships try to take over Earth by using Kinsey's knowledge of how earth politics work that way you have SG1 having to fight 2 kinds of battles tricky earth traditors and dangerous space invaders.
I want to know what happend to kinsey and the rest of the system lords. they all must of gone into hiding...but they never covered any of this in season 9 or 10 of sg1 or any other shows...
@@KipdoesStuff And why do they wait to be told to raise shields when they're being fired upon.. Why not have automated systems raise shields as soon as enemy fire is detected.
@@JustSomeRandomIdiot Bad Idea if your enemy booby trapped the shields or otherwise can abuse such a automatic. It might blow out main power with the first salvo. "Nothing is quite as dumb, as code that tries to be smart". In Star Trek, raising shields is implicit part of yellow and red alert. But they do still say to raise them.
What did Prometheus hit that Al'kesh with? Didn't look like the usual railgun fire (blasts too big, ROF too slow and not enough of them) nor a missile salvo (too slow).
@@victorselve8349 That's what it looked like to me but unless I miss my guess Prometheus was never armed with anything other than the railguns and nuclear missiles, so what was going on?
@@warmonger12z I also can't remember them having any out of the top of my head although if Earth wanted to develop goauld based weapons Prometheus would be a good test bed in case something goes wrong it's better to loose (both permanently or temporarily) Prometheus than to loose a Dedalus class.
It's sad what happened to Kinsey, he started out as kind of an asshole that made actual valid points about the dangers of the Stargate program and slowly became more obsessed with control and power until he ended up getting possessed by a Goa'uld and considered a traitor to Earth. What a shitty way to go.
@@WarGrowlmon18 Because they destroyed to many other sites chock full of information. A minimum amount of compartmentalisation belongs into every decentralized group. If you do not secure intel every time, you miss some spots every time.
I know most people will laugh at this but there is a growing number of folks that believe we are actually in possession of a working "Stargate" and this show actually is "Wormhole Extreme". They are hiding the truth in plain sight. Lost of videos on RUclips discussing this subject.
I always wondered in the SG universe why even in the middle of a war the human ships always seemed to fly about in space without shields or weapons on line. Kinda idiots weren't they? 😆
So who came up with the brilliant idea to attack a ship that withstood Anubis mothership for minutes with an Al'kesh? I mean even with shields down they still tanked shots for at least a minute and you want to destroy it in one salvo? Delusional much?
They were doing well, until Kinsey killed the pilot and made it a easy target. They did acknowledge the danger, but also mentioned the reason they had to take that risk.
@@christopherg2347 no, trusting a random guy you have just met for the first time to betray this master and help you escape is taking a risk. Working hand in hand with the wraith is taking a risk. Working with replicator is taking a risk. This, This is madness.
@@victorselve8349 It was working fine until a boarder took out the pilot. A alkesh is a bomber, not some unarmed transport. It can fight a earth ship and win.
the shields were down at the first salvo, that has severely damaged the prometheus so they couldn't power up the shields to 100% If you listen to the dialog on the bridge before and after Daniel and Teal'c go after kinsey they say the shields are 40%. The Alkeesh is no match to the prometheus with active shields
They were sure slow on the draw to not have sensor readings as soon as the Trust decloaked their ship ...they acted like they had never been attacked before ...shields should go up automatically when under fire or another ship comes within the "restricted space" of the Prometheus
Have to say, the actor who played Kinsey did a remarkable job. I hated him with every fiber of my being. He is like the embodiment of the democratic party.
Think originally the writers may have plans for him but then with Ori's arc happening and Atlantis took off that they no longer have the need to write Kinsey back in.
This was the only time the Prometheus or any earth ship ever fired what looked like energy weapons prior to the Asgard beam weapons .. That wasn't missiles and it wasn't rail guns at least as they have been illustrated in the past episodes
That was the first and only time I have seen an earth ship use what looked like energy weapons ...it's always been missiles and rail guns until the Asgard gave earth beam weapons before they killed themselves... Why earth never used Gau'oud or Ori energy weapon tech to install energy weapons on ships is a mystery
If you watched the episode where they introduced the firs Earth ship, they explain how they were not able to use most of the Gao'uld Tech. You may also remember the problems with the light fighter. (301?)
It should be a computer protocol that when you are attacked, the ship’s shield are activated automatically. Unless they are overridden.
its should be basic logic if you have important cargo, always have your shields up
Well like the Red Alert in Star Trek
_wHaT!!!!!_ Use Common Sense instead of DRRRRRRama???? NEVER!!!!!!!
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Like in star trek, if the sensors detect an incomjng attack, shields go up automatically... been that way since TOS
@@douglazamar8889 Shields may consume a lot of energy and you may not want to deplete your energy resources to keep the shields up for no reason.
I love how the arrogant Trust agents all ended up becoming hosts to the Goa'uld
It's certainly a sign of a crew that understands viewer psychology.
"I had to kill Bob Morton because he made a mistake, Now its time to erase that mistake"
Gou'ald: Who is this 'Bob Morton'?
@@richardtaylor1652 robocop
DICK! YOU'RE FIRED!
I wonder if it's a coincidence that the actor of the guy he shot strongly resembles Miguel Ferrer AKA Bob Morton.
"it is dick isn't it" red foreman
They left Kinsey’s fate open so that they might bring him back but the Series just ended kinda suddenly and we never get to see him again….god I miss this show 😭
They showed Kinsey taking the beaming device from his fellow goa'uld he killed on the Al'kesh so we know he beamed back to earth since he wasn't on the bridge when the other Goa'uld got to the bridge
Dude could've cloaked up made a run for it and slipped into hyperspace.
Instead he tried to grandstand with an _Al'kesh_ of all things.
It's such a Goa'uld way of going about things.
The Gateworld page for this episode notes that Kinsey took the Trust agent's hand device and an _Asgard transporter activator,_ so, they say, he could be anywhere on Earth.
Also, a quote from Ronny Cox on that page suggests he _expected_ to return after this episode.
(I posted this further down the page, but as it followed a flame war, that probably wasn't the best place to post it.)
It only makes sense, if he abandoned the bridge he must have had a plan to get off the ship. A pity he never showed up again but I guess they just abandoned that story line in favour of better ones.
@@SardonicALLY Just throwing that out there, but maybe they had plans to use him in SG-U, but since the show got cancelled... < sigh >
@@goblinounours I think maybe they didn't use him again because RDA left the show, and the dynamic between Kinsey and Jack was what made his character interesting. Would have been interesting to see O'niell take out Kinsey once and for all, or save him from the Goa'uld. Maybe that will happen someday
I only just noticed the hand device the Trust agent was wearing. I wonder if they ever planned on eventually injecting themselves with naquadah in order to use the technology. It must have been infuriating to have the device, yet be unable to wield it. If I am not mistaken, that particular ribbon device was the one Osiris had, which had the asgard beam modification to it.
I remember seeing him remove the hand device. He kind of yanked it off pulling on it a couple times to free it.
It is now 2021 (in real life) and there has since been the creation of a new branch of government called the Space Force. Team members are called Guardians.
My point: Their arm patch is nearly identical to the arm patch on the arm of Gen O'Neill in this episode.
I can only hope I get to see the day people can go into space but im in my early thirties and know thats way farther out though maybe not so far as we think. Still cant get a submarine to lowest level of sea yet either.
@@tinayoung5948 You should actually watch the TV series "SG1" and while watching be aware that the CIA did actually - in real life - have a secret program called Stargate which has teams, one called SG1. The secret was finally revealed when the secret time lapsed and papers were released to the public. But those papers detail psychic encounters. Sure, they could have been playing around with telepathic spying OR those could have been coded words used to further hide the truth of the actual space journeys of the Stargate Program.
We've technically had both. We have had civilians in space. We also have a civilian vessel that has made it to the bottom of Challenger Deep (deepest known point in Earth's waters). Deepsea Challenger made that trip in 2012. Now the real test would be making vacation destinations out of either... But it's just too damned dangerous. Titan submersible as an example made it nowhere near Mariana trench depths let alone Challenger Deep. Imagine you have people just thinking oh we're going on vacation to space! And take their dumb ass kids or relatives with. One little mistake, and everyone's dead. Like the one pilot years ago who let his kids "fly" his plane. He had no idea they had bumped the controls enough that the autopilot turned off. Everyone onboard, dead because of a stupid pilot letting his brats into the cockpit.
I'll give you this, general... well played.
What happened to kinsy?
@@daniellafferety4025 space breathing floating popsicle.
@@daniellafferety4025 I believe he got Gou'aulded and killed.
You would think that the first thing you do if a prisoner escapes is secure the hangar and the transporter, but noo.
In any conceivable military ship setup, something like a transporter would be one of the most secure areas of the ship, including bulkheads and armed guards 24/7.
@@MichaelNNY That only matters if he could not overcome that security.
He escaped while being unarmed. And a Goa'uld can Propably built a ring from scratch. So good luck trying to lock him out.
Even for security purposes they should have a lock/ring platform override available on the bridge. The whole system needed more redundancy.
@@nitrothechamp No, this transport system does not need *more* ways to force enable it. It needed less ways.
Any additional "security feature" can disable the thing if you take damage in combat. And "Battle Short" is in the Nato Gloassary for a reason: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battleshort
It was the security teams responsbility to keep him contained. They failed.
i mean, the stargate-room NEVER had a single pill-box, sensible fortification or meaningful defence other than the iris and a few troops lines up exactly where a grenade would kill them all.
why expect the space-ship to have a locked door between the central access-way and the teleporter. . ..
We never saw him die, he could have used the ring platform to escape to a secret base on the planet.
it's edited out here, but you can see Kinsley taking the hand device from Jennings, so maybe he used it to beam himself out somewhere else I suppose
On TV if you don't see 'em die, they're NOT DEAD. They left it open so he could return, if they found a new story to tell about him. But it was the last we saw of RC on SG-1.
This is Stargate,
Even if they die, they can:
Be revived,
Cloned
Have an alternate timeline version replace you
Replaced by a robot
Replaced by a replicator
Revived by a replicator
Ascend
Be restored from Ash by a couple of guys with a god complex
Live on in another body you switched into beforehand
Be blown up by an exploding tumor
@@victorselve8349 Have Dakara dial 900 stargates and then walk through it. which is my headcanon for Baal clones.
Kinsley changed to a much nicer guy than he used to be, and they killed him right after that.
Kinsey is one of those who needs a snake to become a somewhat socialable person. In fact most of senators are just like that.
If you notice in this episode, Kinsey grabbed something of the other gu'old after shooting him several times, and we don't see him afterwards. With the alcash ship destroyed I have feeling he didn't die after Prometheus blew up the other ship. Kinsey may have well escaped the blast. But it'll probably never say in this series what happened to him. To back this statement up, he could've probably ringed off the alcash like he did off Prometheus to get on the alcash bomber and then onto the planet 🌍. That's what I believe. But you guys are entitled to believe whatever.
If I remember correctly that particular Al'kesh had Asgard transporters too. So the Kinsey Goa'uld escaping is a possibility
It's Kinsey. Do we really care?
My only question is when he grabbed the hand device off the guy he shot up, why don't we see Kinsey afterwards when the other guys who are also against Kinsey that ordered the guy that got shot up to fire upon the Prometheus, you don't see him after he goes for the hand device or whatever he grabbed. You don't know what really happened. I don't even get that. Therefore I've never in that episode really know what happened to him. Did he escape or why don't they show that and they don't show him being destroyed on the alcash bomber except the remainder of the bad guys. And it's like why, when the last part they showed of him being alive and the ship blew up. Where is Kinsey?
I don't think anyone really cared about Kinsey the character on Stargate but at the same time, it's like is he dead is he not? Did he survive and escape, did he die? I mean, I hope in the series that he didn't escape and he got blown up but the fact is, they didn't show what really happened after he grabbed the thing off the dead guy of what happened.
I don't appreciate that. I didn't say anything insultive at you so please, don't do that to me. You don't know who I am. So you shouldn't judge me for explaining how I felt. You can have your opinion my statement you thinking it's stupid. But Do Not call me that. I treated your previous comments with respect without insulting you. You don't have to like what is said. But if you don't want to accept the possibility he escaped is on you. No one said you had to. Colin Brouillette!
Perfect end to Kinsey!! Bury the gate he said lol
I get the feeling he was probably home in time for corn flakes.
This time, didn't make home the last time.
Tim Gaastra I don’t give you enough information to think!
Kinsey is still alive,just hiding out waiting for the right time.
3:15 - Throughout the chase, Teal'c's zat is in the raised position but when arriving at the ring room, the zat is in the lowered position.
nice observation
I seem to remember an episode where Kinsey gets blown out an airlock...
That was frank simmons, john de lancie's character.
@@ValiantWrestling Formally of the Q continuum.
Ronny Cox tends to give a quality performance in whatever role he takes.
He's been all over sci-fi, from RoboCop and TNG to relatively obscure roles like Admiral Bosch from Freespace 2. It's always fun to watch him do his thing. He's mostly focused on his music in recent years.
@@Suralin0 He was actually my favorite Starfleet Captain too.
Dictator of Mars was his best role
And he was great in the Beverly Hills Cop movies too :)
@@martythemartian99 He's a class actor.
You know, I kind of like the esthetics of the interior of Prometheus more than her later siblings. Probably made filming a bitch but the tighter halls and corners really had a good feel to them in my opinion.
I agree. I’ve just seen Star Trek’s Strange New Worlds, where every room on the ship. Including crew quarters, are ridiculously large, expansive even. It’s unsettling and feels unrealistic.
Some of the politicians are space aliens. Others become space aliens!
Wonder how many bullets that gun has....
He waited just long enough for Kinsey to escape.
You may be onto something. I always thought it was odd how the Al'kesh has just fired on them, gave them some damage, allowed Kinsey to escape (and probably killed the two men guarding him) but when the Al'Kesh dead in the water and Prometheus has a clear shot, Pendergast wants to wait - for what?
I'll say it like he would "this is a great day for this great nation, we have eliminated an enemy and a threat to God's creation".
Senator arrogant get's a symbiote, becomes even more arrogant, then dies!
Three members of The Trust disliked this video
Did you notice the shape of the nose on most of those trust members?
When I'm in a star ship, I always have my shields up for this reason exactly
I mean, if there's no consequence for doing so, why the heck not?
I know the reasoning in Star Trek was that if you power up shields, it could be seen as aggressive, but to that I'd say "if you think I'm aggressive for powering shields up, you're an idiot and I'd better raise my shields. If you were smart, you'd think I'm aggressive when I power up my weapon systems. Also, I can't attempt peaceful interactions if I'm dead."
@@jessiehogue. If my shields are always up, then your not detecting me powering them up.
@@kenp7814 That too!
Ronny cox the guy you love to hate great actor 👍
He played in Robocop, Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2, Total Recall, and this to.
never seen this episode..thanks
I don't remember it and I've seen every episode
Why do the Al'kesh have a human-keyboard at 4:27 min?
4:28 I didn't know an Alkesh used QWERTY keyboards to function @_@
The Trust apparently modified it a bit, or rather the Goauld did, probably because they had to work with Earth tech so much they needed some sort of interface to pull data between the ships computer system and earth computers.
See it never showed Kinsey dying..... It never showed him on the ship when it blew..... Ususally if a main charactor dies in an explosion it shows their face with a increasing bright light..... Kinsey was enough of a reoccuring charactor to deserve this, so id alway guessed he found another way off the ship. Escape pod, beemed himself down, maybe who knows. He was long gone
Kinsey could be the main bad guy star for the new purposed Stargate show have him get off world raise an army and ships try to take over Earth by using Kinsey's knowledge of how earth politics work that way you have SG1 having to fight 2 kinds of battles tricky earth traditors and dangerous space invaders.
Did they shoot the rail gun twice at the end or was it missles?
How did I miss this episode?!
the Goa'uld in kinsey still body is old but he is perfect host that craves for power
I want to know what happend to kinsey and the rest of the system lords. they all must of gone into hiding...but they never covered any of this in season 9 or 10 of sg1 or any other shows...
Captain Jellico... :D
HAHA.
Also...Lt./Capt. Bogomil
I guess there's a reason ring transports only work if they're left completely unguarded?
Rapturous radiantly ravishing Russian woman officer.
I swear. If I was in command of the ship they would mute whatever alarm is going off in the background
Why on earth do they never have shields up as a precaution?!!
Huge power drain. DO you want full shields in a battle or what we can muster, because we had them on all day and now we are low on power?
@@KipdoesStuff And why do they wait to be told to raise shields when they're being fired upon.. Why not have automated systems raise shields as soon as enemy fire is detected.
@@JustSomeRandomIdiot Bad Idea if your enemy booby trapped the shields or otherwise can abuse such a automatic. It might blow out main power with the first salvo.
"Nothing is quite as dumb, as code that tries to be smart".
In Star Trek, raising shields is implicit part of yellow and red alert. But they do still say to raise them.
What did Prometheus hit that Al'kesh with? Didn't look like the usual railgun fire (blasts too big, ROF too slow and not enough of them) nor a missile salvo (too slow).
I thought so too
Looked more like a goauld weapon.
@@victorselve8349 That's what it looked like to me but unless I miss my guess Prometheus was never armed with anything other than the railguns and nuclear missiles, so what was going on?
@@warmonger12z I also can't remember them having any out of the top of my head although if Earth wanted to develop goauld based weapons Prometheus would be a good test bed in case something goes wrong it's better to loose (both permanently or temporarily) Prometheus than to loose a Dedalus class.
@@warmonger12z they might be Asgard weapons, they didn't just give Prometheus shields but also weapons
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Unspoken rule of TV unless you see the corpse they are not necessarily dead, character could have returned later.
Jesus Christ Captain tell them to turn off the alarm
Is there no video, just a blank screen??
It's sad what happened to Kinsey, he started out as kind of an asshole that made actual valid points about the dangers of the Stargate program and slowly became more obsessed with control and power until he ended up getting possessed by a Goa'uld and considered a traitor to Earth. What a shitty way to go.
To be fair he was always a traitor.
I should've known Kinsey was a goa'uld all along!
I never got why Pedergast looked so conflicted about destroying that ship: human or Goa'uld there were some very bad people aboard.
Still a valuable ship.
@@petersteenkamp Chock full of bad guys that needed to DIE!!!
@@WarGrowlmon18 Chock full of intel about the remaining members that needed to be stopped.
@@christopherg2347 I doubt that would've done any good: they arrested the Committee and they still couldn't catch all of these guys
@@WarGrowlmon18 Because they destroyed to many other sites chock full of information.
A minimum amount of compartmentalisation belongs into every decentralized group. If you do not secure intel every time, you miss some spots every time.
Ronny Cox
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronny_Cox
was such a great villain.
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This is how "Operation Solar Warden" protects us
You need to forget about the warden.
I know most people will laugh at this but there is a growing number of folks that believe we are actually in possession of a working "Stargate" and this show actually is "Wormhole Extreme". They are hiding the truth in plain sight. Lost of videos on RUclips discussing this subject.
do you have any vids in particular you think worthy of checking out?
I always wondered in the SG universe why even in the middle of a war the human ships always seemed to fly about in space without shields or weapons on line. Kinda idiots weren't they? 😆
So who came up with the brilliant idea to attack a ship that withstood Anubis mothership for minutes with an Al'kesh?
I mean even with shields down they still tanked shots for at least a minute and you want to destroy it in one salvo?
Delusional much?
Also it's an enemy Al'kesh, thus doomed to forever be terrible at destroying anything
They were doing well, until Kinsey killed the pilot and made it a easy target.
They did acknowledge the danger, but also mentioned the reason they had to take that risk.
@@christopherg2347 no, trusting a random guy you have just met for the first time to betray this master and help you escape is taking a risk.
Working hand in hand with the wraith is taking a risk.
Working with replicator is taking a risk.
This,
This is madness.
@@victorselve8349 It was working fine until a boarder took out the pilot.
A alkesh is a bomber, not some unarmed transport. It can fight a earth ship and win.
As much as I hate the character, I hope Goa'uld Kinsey survived. A sequel series following the Trust would be cool.
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Thanks
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
At a end your rule is,, nd not short enough it was
Anyone count the shots from that single clip?
Ken P clip? Or mag?
@@spidennis it hardly matters.
No one said he didn't snag more ammo from the two guards.
She enjoyed that a bit too much....
Who did?
how much ammo is in that pistol?
15 rounds in an M9 service pistol
aight so thats that
looks like jimmy carter
Not as satisfying as I hoped Kinsey's death would be, but damn good riddance. XD
Kinsey was a better Goauld when he wasnt a host lol Kinsey would be a system lord
Prometheus was a joke a single Al´kesh took the shields down to 40% wtf
the shields were down at the first salvo, that has severely damaged the prometheus so they couldn't power up the shields to 100%
If you listen to the dialog on the bridge before and after Daniel and Teal'c go after kinsey they say the shields are 40%.
The Alkeesh is no match to the prometheus with active shields
They were sure slow on the draw to not have sensor readings as soon as the Trust decloaked their ship ...they acted like they had never been attacked before ...shields should go up automatically when under fire or another ship comes within the "restricted space" of the Prometheus
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As I understand it the shields were at 40% when powered up and holding, aka not changing afterwards despite the Al’kesh continuing to fire.
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Kinsey looks a lot like Trump
Have to say, the actor who played Kinsey did a remarkable job. I hated him with every fiber of my being. He is like the embodiment of the democratic party.
heh thats weird, for all the years i watched this show he embodied everything bad about a republican senator.
bush was potus at this time, i doubt they would send a democrat rep into there most secret military operation
@@beverlywhitman303 Kinsey is everything democrats are today and always have been. Slavers, racists, globalists, opportunists. No spine.
@@cma-jo1qx lol you think obama was a slaver and a racists, lloooll that made my day thank you.
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Who else sees kindsey in Joe Biden
02:22 Kinsey is Trump
So really we don't know what happen to Kensey in this episode ..
Think originally the writers may have plans for him but then with Ori's arc happening and Atlantis took off that they no longer have the need to write Kinsey back in.
@@taskdon769 So technically there is probably still a goa'uld at large, Ba'al was not the last one.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Schrödinger's Goa'uld.
This was the only time the Prometheus or any earth ship ever fired what looked like energy weapons prior to the Asgard beam weapons .. That wasn't missiles and it wasn't rail guns at least as they have been illustrated in the past episodes
Obviously he survived, otherwise he would have been there to welcome the others.
If those guards on the Prometheus weren't killed they should be for letting Kinsey get away .. Why do they hate to have shields up?
That was the first and only time I have seen an earth ship use what looked like energy weapons ...it's always been missiles and rail guns until the Asgard gave earth beam weapons before they killed themselves... Why earth never used Gau'oud or Ori energy weapon tech to install energy weapons on ships is a mystery
@IJN Yamato they didn't seem to have a problem with most other technology from the Gao'uld or ancients or Asgard
@IJN Yamato lol #*facepalm*#
@IJN Yamato lol
If you watched the episode where they introduced the firs Earth ship, they explain how they were not able to use most of the Gao'uld Tech. You may also remember the problems with the light fighter. (301?)