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Stargate: SG-1 - You Are Anubis
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Daniel Jackson finally figures out that the Ascended being he has been talking to is actually Anubis himself.
Season 8, Episode 18 (Threads)
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I still love that they got this guy to play anubis, it was such a weird and unexpected move but worked out really well.
Also the laugh and smug "Cheers", thats just perfect acting.
he is also in crimson tide a sub movie when ever i see him i get the urge to shout "NOW COB!"
@@CymruAlteran Also played Detective Max Greevey in the first season of Law and Order. His name is George Dzundza.
@@mattb574 I thought I recognized him from somewhere
It worked out well *Because* no one expected, 'twas perfect
What was creepy about this whole situation was that Anubis never technically lied if you don't count referring to himself in the third person as one.
Referring to oneself in the third person isn't a lie, it just makes you sound like a weirdo
@@zippacna It makes him sound pompous, which is pretty on-brand for a Goa'uld.
@@Trainer319tokra are just as arrogant.
Well, if I remember right, they couldn't fully force him to descend, and he ended up being a being in 2different spaces at one time.
Well if I remember right, they could fully force him to descend and he ended up being a being in 2different spaces at one time.
This scene is even more amazing when you realize that to Anubis, this is the second time he got to watch Daniel figure it out. As far as he is concerned, he gets to enjoy Daniels misery twice at realizing the truth. To Daniel, it is the moment he realizes he was shut down for standing against a monster, and having his memory wiped as a consequence.
Replicator Sam Carter disproved that Dr. Jacksons mind was ever wiped , his memories were simply buried in his subconscious , all he had to do was unlock them . Replicator Sam stuck her hand in his head and unlocked the secrets within but the vast knowledge was too much even for her so she had to take breaks and distribute the information throughout the other replicators .
@@williamwaha3193 True to an extent. Orlin and Merlin showed that humans cannot contain the fullness of what an ascended being is and knows, even if they are highly advanced.
Daniel probably doesn't have his full ascended knowledge buried in him, it would be too much for him to handle even hidden away like that. Oma probably wiped the primary bits the Others would find threatening, or which would overwhelm Daniel's mortal form, but left him everything she reasonably could, giving him a chance to use it in mortal form or use as a springboard to reascend if the opportunity arose.
I bet Anubis worked hard on the delivery...
Anubis decided of all forms to take as an ascended being, he would become Rob Ford
Maybe Rob Ford, (George Dzundaz), is Anubis' original hosts form. After all when he ascended did the snake only ascend or did everything connected to it change also, and if that is the case what happened to the personality of the original host after ascension?
Or it may also be that Daniel choose the form to represent Anubis to his not yet fully ascended mind
Choose... choose the form of the Destructor.
well, his other option is the jackal-headed Egyptian form
@@victorselve8349 Exactly. The fact that "Anubis" drinks coffee and reads newspapaers is a dead giveaway.
Somehow this scene says a lot about Anubis. It really demonstrates just how far above the rest he was in terms of intellect and cunning. None of the others could have pulled off ASCENSION.
And if he didn't gloat, he would have won.
@@TheGoodLuc So, in the end, he still shares their greatest weakness: arrogance
@@thebighurt2495 He's still a goa'uld, no matter which plane of existence.
@@thebighurt2495 yeah and he is definitely the most arrogant. You'd think he'd learn from his first defeat when he was arrogant enough to kill the first system lord Apep and expected the rest of the system lords to follow him. Anubis was extremely cunning but his arrogance was way worse than the others
Also none of the other goauld, except maybe Ba'al cout have pulled off these levels of chill.
“They warn me satan would be in a pleasing form”
Ned Flanders
Didly
@@DancingRasputin
stupid sexy flanders!
Humans are the satan in this show, the goauld are the good guys
@Rohan Luke well, in a lot of ways the goa'uld act similarly to the abrahamic god while the tau'ri can be seen in a kind of luciferian/prometeic position
@Troll King dude, you're being too literal to understand my point. What I said, is that from _my_ agnostic pov I see that the goa'uld _behaviors_ mirror those _behaviors_ of the god of the bible (being all of them shitty people overall) and therefore, it is a valid explanation that the goa'uld can be seen as "the goodies" if you adopt a pov similar to that of christian or muslim apologists or fundamentalist; I have never said that there were specific or explicit references or mentions of the abrahamic faith. On the contrary, the show _avoided_ it because it's primary target audience were norteamericanos audiences.
Man I miss SG1, it might seem a little cheesy out of context but this whole moment answers seasons worth of questions and if you don't see it coming, it shows you exactly how he tricked Oma
SG1 is still there. I miss how we could’ve gotten a little more from Atlantis and a lot more from Universe
Clues to his identity:
Jim wears a dark suit, where everyone else is wearing lighter colors.
The only people who speak to Daniel are him and Oma.
He taunts Daniel, showing him the terrible things happening in the paper, knowing he can't help.
He acts like a jerk to Oma, always wanting her to serve him coffee, like how a goa'uld wants to be served.
When Daniel asked him to do something to stop Anubis, he hesitates before coming up with an excuse.
He is always coming and going from the diner, showing that he is not all there.
He knew Anubis's history on how he tricked Oma into helping him ascend.
This was the final clue to put it together.
It isn't that it put it all together (well, it did for Daniel). It's a reveal. If you didn't get it before, they took a giant stick and slapped you across the face with it.
In all fairness the diner was likely just a construct that appeared differently to each person viewing it, Daniel saw it as a diner, he saw Oma as a waitress, some of the other ascended as customers and one nosey ascendee as Jim/Anubis. In Daniel's mind Jim was just an ascendee who wasn't afraid to talk to him - the biggest question is why Daniel did not talk more with Jim. Oma clearly wasn't willing to be straight with him so really he should have spoke to Jim and asked him some questions, instead Daniel pretty much ignores Jim despite the fact Jim is the only other ascended being in the construct who was willing to interact with him. That's the big plot hole in the episode - Daniel is basically locked in a cell with two other people, one is talkative and the other is silent yet Daniel keeps trying to talk to the silent one.
@@krashd Obviously Oma was the one Daniel knew better, he just met Jim, so out of two people, would you talk to a total stranger to get info on stuff you think is important, or would you rather try to come through with the person you at least know a little bit? That's the thing here. He knew, who Oma is, the Ancient, who helped him more than once. What did this stranger do for him? They just met and talked a few words.
Admitting that he is ascended is what caused his downfall.
@@hugehappygrin no, Everyone there was an Ancient who Ascended on their own, admitting to Daniel that he wasn't an Ancient allowed Daniel to reconsider what he was other than an Ancient. A person who Oma dislikes but can't do anything to, a being who is fairly happy that Anubis is winning and a being who is largely unconcerned with meditating on philosophy and instead watches the lower planes, that could be a black sheep of the Ancients like Janus or Merlin but if Oma dislikes him after helping him to Ascend, well that narrows it down a lot.
I never forgot that scene. Most memorable from SG1. It creeped me out hard.
I know that feeling but for other scifi franchise.
When i read an article about a fungus that could transform ants into zombies, it freaks me out, and from that moment the specific soundtrack of a game haunts me.
The acting carried this scene. I know Michael Shanks was chosen for his great looks and body more than his acting chops, but he matured into the role very quickly. He held his own with these two outstanding actors.
Same here..
What's most creepy is that early on Jim comes across as a friend, he is not on the Jaffa's side but he seems disappointed that they are losing but as the episode goes on he gets more supportive of Anubis until this scene.
While people focus on his laugh, what really got me was the widening of his eyes at 0:54. Superb acting
I love SG-1 Anubis. The false god that tricked the closest thing to an actual god to help him become one of them. Champion of champions.
From 1:09 it is brilliant acting!!
He truly comes across evil
The truly great part is the flip
The introduction of the ascended representation of Anubis was probably the best thing they ever did to the character.
Agreed! That laugh though
For me, 0:54 drove it home. The widening of his eyes for a second, like he was thinking "oh wow, he realised the situation far sooner than I anticipated" superb acting
@@unusualbydefault True true!
There are a few moments of superb acting in the show.
I can think of:
- This very scene where ascended Anubis face is revealed.
- Ori Prior vs Daniel debate on what is a god S09E05 - The Powers That Be.
- Vala / Daniel argument in Unending: "D> What are you doing ? V> Something we should have done a long time ago." - S10E20 - Unending
Claudia Black's acting is just brilliant in this scene, and she barely talks. The meaning of the last episode of the series goes far beyond the show.
- Rick Worthy's acting as Imotep in S05E18 - The Warrior.
- Robert Picardo as Richard Woolsey, in general. The role is a perfect fit.
That episode in the diner has always been one of my favourites - such an unexpected location for such a pivotal series of events!
If i recal correctly, it was only a dinner because thats how daniel perceived it or am I wrong?
@@odracir102It's similar to how the Q Continuum was originally depicted on Star Trek Voyager as a endless straight road in the desert next to a gas station. It was simply a frame of reference for visiting lower beings (not to mention both a cheaper and more artistic way to depict something indescribable).
"Death, or ever-lasting enlightenment. I don't see the choice, myself." This is what Anubis said in an earlier scene.
I always thought that this was the perfect fit for Anubis. A power hungry, self absorbed, slothful being. Similar to the behavior of all the system lords.
I don’t discriminate. There are many other people just as full of themselves.
Yes, I know of a couple hundred maybe even 1000 of politicians like that.
And then shortly after, Anubis collapsed and died of a stroke from eating too much. The end.
Death in heaven truly a feat worthy of the god of the dead.
Stroke? From eating too much? That’s not how any of this works.
The inevitable end when he got “diabeetus”
He simply accended again to Star Trek.
This episode made me realize something.
The Ancients in this realm have what seem to be highly advanced newspapers that supply them and Daniel with just the right information.
In the original Stargate movie Daniel had the realization that the Stargate was linked to the constellations after seeing a guard who happened to be reading a newspaper with an astronomy article on the front page.
I think one of the Ancients took the form of a guard reading a newspaper to purposely guide Daniel on his path to ascension. It's all connected.
This is one of these theories that was clealry not intented due to real life workings but would made cannon in hinsight because it just fit´s.
I'm sold!
No wonder Anubis wanted to invade Earth, he wanted some of that Tau'ri coffee.
Must be the hickory.
This is still my favourite episode in the entire series. The first time I saw it and realised Jim was Anubis I was like well damn didn't see that coming.
that smirk then the laugh, so masterful
If only it was the same guy playing Anubis when his hood was pulled back.
William Mund “you got it now!”
That plays on the mysterious figure. You don't know who's under the hood. When you finally find out, you're either impressed or dissatisfied
I prefered the dark cloud. Plus if I remember right he burns through host really fast so it doesn't really matter who was under the hood.
I think it was the Same Actor who played Sokar who they got to play and voice Anubis.....
just imagine that though, back in the real world, his hood comes down.
Anubis: Doctor Daniel Jackson
Daniel: Anubis
Anubis: Call me Jimbo hehehehehe hahahaha cheers.
*Ba'al just stares in confusion*
Anyone else notice how spooky Anubis is pictured when he is smiling after giving Daniel the final piece he needed to give away his true identity? Each side of him is asymmetric to the other. One shoulder down, the other up, but both back. Where his shoulders meeting his arms are pointed. His arms draped diagonal but not mirroring each other. Lastly his head is only slightly leaning forward.
That the creators gave him the welcoming, almost understanding, false personality at first was brilliant, because from that scene forward with the friendly face dropped, and the realization that it had all been an act to cause sadistic misery, the appearance he took on with this posture he looks and feels like a modern day depiction of the devil.
What a jolly fellow that Anubis was.
He was on that plane. But off in the normal universe he was doom, gloom and brutality.
Here he doesn’t have to give his normal evil overlord routine. He doesn’t need to be feared
@@LordTalax it is all a show for the plebs man, you have to act the part for the job
I always come back to this scene every so often. It was pretty obvious at a point that he was probably Anubis, but when this bit plays through, it is still incredible. That evil cackle is icing on the cake.
*Me, years ago, when watching this for the first time:* Ok, who is this dude?
Daniel: You are Anubis.
Anubis: :)
*Me:* Well that was unexpected.
This is such a great scene.
"Threads" is easily in my top 10 favorite episodes.
That laugh..
Simon Peterson that smile that damn smile
With that laugh alone. You can tell Anubis was fully aware that he is an evil bastard.
Now that is how you do a plot twist. Remember i definitely didn't see that coming when i saw the episode for the first time.
Anubis was really just the friends we made along the way! Wait, what?
Best moment of the season 8
Daniel was not ascended during season 8
He was not ascended but was dying. Repli-Carter stabbed him in the previous episode. Oma intervened (again) to give Daniel one more chance.
I miss the Goa'uld. There was so much variety in the different system lords, that it made the show more interesting. Seeing new societies, and how they were affected by & dealt with the Goa'uld made for good suspense, each week. While I liked the storylines about the Ancients, ascension, and ascension politics, maybe, they should have used more restraint in letting Earth defeat their enemies. They ended up needing bigger baddies to fill in the gaps each time.
You ended up with single baddie forces threatening the entire galaxy each season & needing new Space McGuffins to defeat them & far less variety than they originally had. With many of the good forces being killed off too, they started limiting the places they could go with the stories. FORTUNATELY, the writers were talented & they still managed to keep things interesting to the end. I don't know where you can go, after defeating the ultimate, ultimate, baddie, (Ori ) but if they can do it, I'll take a gander at it. I wouldn't mind a parallel Earth reboot. (Maybe, even one of those Muppet worlds... Nah! )
Ya SG1 ran it's course, had a great ending with Continuum too, Atlantis using space jump and landing on earth pretty much ended the franchise. Earth is too OP now.
@@Baseshocks Yup, how do you restart tension, when you have the capability to deal with Ancients? The show was well balanced, when the Goa'uld were still around. For one, the System Lords were rivals, and they had better things to do, than directly attack Earth.
There were also lots of other races, that kept power in check. Unfortunately, by the time the Ori showed up, the majority of those races fell. There's somewhat of a power vacuum, now & it's ready to be filled by some uninteresting, small-time criminals. Can Empire Earth keep them all in check? It's mainly a matter of logistics, now.
one of my favorite scenes is when anubis captures thor and thor tells him he wont say anything, and then anubus goes: you dont have to, we just implant this device into your brain and download your memory.
@@Baseshocks Clearly the Furlings are the most OP and evil race out there. We need Jack to take them down a peg.
@@Shiirow I miss the Nox.
That smile gives me chills everytime
That glee in his eyes....as he reveals himself...
True evil is never what you expect.
@@QoQabai658 well-said..
The funniest thing about this is “Jim” is, in all likelihood, what Anubis (or more accurately his host) looked like when he ascended. I know there’s no direct evidence of that, but given how Oma still looked like Oma in Daniels coffee shop, it’d make sense.
good theory
I like to think that Jim is based on Anubis' host when he originally ascended. Though that begs the question...did Anubis ascend with his host or just have the snake creature float away from his body leaving the human behind?
Either they somehow merged (could totally see it happen if the host of a Goa'Uld was just as wicked as the Goa'Uld itself), or Oma Desala separated them and enabled the host to walk away free and the Goa'Uld to ascend.
Fantastic episode here that really shows Shanks' acting chops!
Such a great scene…truly chilling. George Dzundza switches from friendly and jovial to malicious and sadistic in a heartbeat. Imagine dropping an actor in to a role like this where has to convey so many personality facets without any previous time with the audience. He does a fantastic job.
"ahahahehehaha... Cheers..."
(cackle)
I’ve finally binged all season of sg1 and I appreciate the non spoiler thumbnail. Got me thinking Daniel was Anubis for a while
people ask questions and forget the amazing acting in this scene GG
I love how they used that dinner from Dead Like Me.
Came here to see if anyone else thought the same thing!
honestly, if anubis succeeded in resetting the galaxy with the Dekara weapon and the galaxy now his...i want to know how he would fair if the Ori still found away into the milky way and started invading. Anubis vs the Ori, thats something I would like to see. What evil would I cheer for lol.
That would have been stellar.
Though i think he knew of there existence. Possible there plans?? Never know
But the Ori only found a way into the milky way because of Daniel and Vala getting to the ori in the first place. The ancient hid the existence of the humans in the milky way from the ori. That's why they never went there for thousands of years. So if Anubis succeeded Daniel would never went to the Ori and the Ori never went to the milky way.
@@damienpugh1777 i always wonder if he knew of their existence
@@teddyfilli3079 being that he was half ascended, I have to think that he did know of their existence. Can't prove that, just a gut feeling
"CHEERS"....
CRAX ME UP EVERYTIME
The fact that Daniel couldn’t tell he was Anubis while he was ascending, shows how he tricked Oma the same way
Daniel just died and hasn't made up his mind yet about whether he wants to ascend again. This is all just what his mind can interpret what he is seeing. Oma Desala's perspective, then and now, is likely very different.
You deal with working as a detective for 15 years or so in NYC before it lost its crime and sleaze...you'd turn into an Anubis as well!
I actually had this moment.
An acquaintance was writing a Stargate fanfiction on Spacebattles, and I was one of about a hundred people reading it.
Main character was having a bit too much fun stealing tech and messing about.
Then I suddenly realized, wait: which mastermind on Stargate had a sense of humour? And knew Ancient te- MOTHERF- And all the background stuff checked out.
So I called it.
The music really sets the tone right in this scene. The actor who played Anubis his smile coupled with Michael Shanks disbelief look perfectly executed.
Got goosebumps the first time watching this scene
15+years ago...where has the time gone
First time, when I saw this scene, I was have a hunch that he is Anubis. Truth was ofc shocking :)
Anubis and palpatine two different franchises but so much alike👍
Anubis was far worse. Palpatine wanted the power of a God. Where as tho Anubis wanted to 'be' God!
Hands down my favourite episode of all time
I wish they had enough budget to make him transform into a giant legged goa'uld symbiote, just for shits and giggles.
it's all shits and giggles until someone giggles and shits, or so it is said by someone
for all we know thats what his host looked like so he is using that as his form
Nah, that would look cheap.
I do wish his eyes glowed
That laughter... makes the hairs on my arms stand on end.
A-New-Bus.
"Holy * You're Anubis" and suddenly the universe stands still. Then Anubis starts laughing his * off.
At least there will be coffee "on the other side" 😂
He played Anubis too good.
Much props to him and the person that choose him for the role.
This was such a great series of episodes. The end part of Season 8 was great watching
This is totally unexpected because up until this point there's been nothing to suggest Anubis is anything other than a power-hungry monster like the rest of the Goa'uld. But this shows he's actually got a sense of humour and enjoys trolling the hell out of people.
The ultimate trickster.
This is one of the best scenes in entire sg1
The irony of Danny having (effectively) an afterlife experience in the Dead Like Me diner will never not be funny.
I love this episode and the guy they got to play Anubis was great - he seems so nice and happy and was the only ascended being willing to talk to Daniel, and then the snap of realisation as he hints at who he is. I wonder if that's what his host looked like pre ascension?
If Anubis had been like this for the entirety of his appearance instead of playing the stock "I'm a God, grovel before me" Goa'uld spiel, he'd have been a more memorable villain.
Imagine how funny would it be if it was Anubis real form and everyone saw him like this.
Is this just the form that Anubis took, the form one of his hosts mabey his favorite. Or is this just what he though would work best.
It's Daniel interpreting what's going on in a way he can comprehend. The whole thing the diner, oma as waitress, etc.
The biggest twist out of all of Stargate SG1!
This reminds me of those old Twilight zone episodes where there's that surprise twist in the end. This episode ranks up there when Daniel realizes who this guy really is. Kind of like finding out that he's really the devil instead of an angel in the end
Anubis likes his coffee black. So do I.
Anubis like his coffee, the same way he likes his Jaffa.... hot, black and freshly roasted.
like his men
I drink it black as well, though I like 1 sugar with it ^^'
black the color of hell fire
So does Janeway *coughs into fold of arm* 😷😷
Sad that he died, the actor I mean. He was great in that role!
George Dzundza isn't dead.
That's what I say to myself in the mirror every morning.
This scene would have been even better if Anubis, following Daniel's realization that he was Anubis, had his eyes glow and started speaking with a "Goa'uld voice"
or imagine the suit he is wearing turned into the cloak we see him wearing most of the time
Well, that would not be possible because it is the snake that made people do stuff like that (glowing eye & the voice), and since they are in the Assended Diner, the snake is 100% not there.....
From a sub to being emperor palpatine level gotta love him
My reaction: "Aw crap!!!"
I love how everything there is a metaphor for something. And the very real possibility we are seeing Anubis's host immediately prior to semi-ascension
And then he died coughing because the coffee entered his lungs
Oma: 😮💨
Daniel: 😦
Anubis: ☕😂👍
George Dzundza really is a great actor.
For those who still don't understand why Anubis took on the form of Jim as his ascended form. You need to listen. Oma said that Anubis tricked her. "Jim" is the trick. It's an unassuming form. Anubis was able to figure out how to hide himself as Jim, not Anubis.
Pure chills
Weird how Anubis had so much personality here but in his other form he had none whatsoever
Only the higher plane is worthy of seeing his chillness.
Work mode vs kicking it in your living room.
The Anubis on the lower planes is such a boring angry guy but the Anubis in the semi ascended plane has actual personality!
But you notice in the scenes before this that Anubis wants Daniel to ascend. Regardless of how opposite they were on the moral spectrum, Anubis held a level of respect for Daniel. Meanwhile he draws out the most aggressive side of Daniel. Excellent character balance here and makes you want to more of their interplay from his ascended days.
1:19 "An ubis? No man, I'm an asshole! Hey can you taste the color of my wind?" *farts into a fan pointed right at him*
george dzundza was so good here. so damn good.. he's an amazing actor..
This scene was absolutely amazing LMAO.
I found it funny that it was in a place where Daniel couldn’t do a damn thing about him!!
That's the same diner from the show Dead Like Me!!
I think that might be the waffle house from 'Dead like me'?!
same layout, id say its a safe bet
Sure could be, peanut
Yes. They shared the set.
It is the same
Der Waffle Hause
That laugh is infectious and evil at the same time
My partner introduced me to Stargate
Early on when we were watching I struggled to remember everyone’s names so I game them nicknames, Daniel was Danny Boy
Getting this far into the show and hearing Anubis say “Hey Danny Boy” fucking SENT me when we saw this lmao
Brilliant episode
What fascinates me in this scene is how good Anubis is at impersonating an Earth human (I know he was pretending to be an Ancient here but he does act like a human), despite never inhabiting a modern Tauri. Other than Baal, no other Goa'uld could pull this off. You can't imagine Ra or Apophis acting like this. This shows that like Baal, Anubis studied humanity and showed interest in human culture.
That damn smile. Well done ne sir, well done
One of the best scene in stargate ;)
I would have loved to see Anubis pre-ascension. This actor. As a Goauld system lord.
When did Sgt. Greevy have the time to turn into a Goa'uld and ascend?
That split second before he got shot in the back.
He was focused on ascension while his wife was on the phone with Detective Logan.
I was looking for this comment! #RIPGreevey
You know, I don't think I ever fully understood the phrase "shit eating grin" until just now...
Actually a great way to add a bit more flavour to a villian rather than the whole booming voice vengeful angry gods we usually got from most system lords.