he was just imitating Kinsey, sticking his finger up and then interjecting. its the ultimate fuck you, how do you get angry when hes just literally doing what you just did to him. Kinsey got put in his fucking place, like the child he is. hence the "well played".
I loved that moment when I first saw it, I went downstairs in my childhood home and kept saying "supreme commander" and laughing to myself, loved kinsley getting put in his place, my mother was confused till she went "oh well, youre the same as your big brother (who is also a huge nerd like me and does the same stuff, confusing to those who dont know what hes going on about :D)
I absolutely LOVE how Thor totally puts Kinsey in his place all while basically saying that if Earth wants to remain friendly with the asgards; he better not change a damn thing with the SGC. I also love how Thor shows up with his own chair like a BOSS! Like 'nah man, I don't need a chair, I've got a throne'
"Supreme commander Thor... Why are you bringing your command throne into the teleporter room?" "Bitch, do you know how expensive it is to animate me standing up? They have to switch from the puppet to CGI to do that, and good god damn, that's expensive in the nineties." "Chair it is. Good luck, commander." "Supreme co-" *Thor is cut short by the teleporter* "Son of a-"
Not really Thor said it was the opinion of the Asgard High Command and 'preferred' that the SG1 remain under General Hammond's command. They would still be allies with the Tau'ri if command changed but they would prefer to talk with those that they are more familiar with like Jack, Sam, Daniel, Teal'c and or General Hammond. Also the reward of Asgard Weapons and Shields for the Tau'ri ships was the main selling point.
@@williamr1088 Diplomacy in action, sir. Thor's strict words imply what you state, but his tone is that of a veiled threat, that Earth's relations with the Asgard may not be so cozy if the SGC is supplanted.
@@narutohuntmendemon6354 Agreed. The Asgard are one of the few friendly ancient alien cultures out there in sci-fi history that have appeared as benevolent Gods/Goddesses and Guardian Protectors, and also teachers to help Humanity.
@@narutohuntmendemon6354 You have to also take into consideration that multiple pagan religions (multiple Gods) all look similar, although have different names and roles.
As much as I adore Thor in this scene, that final 'don't let the door hit you' smirk from Hammond was priceless. Two absolute legends in the same room. Didn't happen enough. Both sorely missed.
That awkward moment when the guy you're trying to screw over politically just casually calls over the most powerful and influential being in 2 galaxies for a friendly chat, and is on first name basis with him, you know you done fucked up.
In some areas they are. Such as keeping nuclear weapons from spreading. Even during the height of the Cold War that was one area where they worked together.
As much as I enjoy this scene, I kinda wish Thor would take Jack's suggestion literally, followed by a scene showing Jack's expression when Thor tell him that he did what Jack asked. :D
As much as I enjoy this scene, I kinda wish Thor would take Jack's suggestion literally, followed by a scene showing Jack's expression when Thor tell him that he did what Jack asked. :D
I think the moment Thor made that comment; everyone watching that very moment had a split second vision of Kinsey wandering some baron planet wearing his old senator's uniform as a loincloth
How can anyone downvote this clip? One of the best sci-fi series to ever grace the screen. Wonderful actors, beautifully written stories within a rich and diverse universe. Perfection!
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That's true....but let's all remember that THE most important thing from this episode is that Prometheus went from a firs-generation barely functional starship, to one of the most powerful ships around - thanks to the Asgards' technology gifts!!!
CGI was never what made SG1 great. It was 1st class story telling. 1st class character development and great character arcs that made SG1 great! They didn’t focus on massive story arcs but characters arcs. It WAS ok to miss one episode, no stress. It’s like coming back to your family. I can’t cope anymore with those 8-12 episode storyarcs that are modern right now… no emotional attachment to the characters, just feeling an obligation to watch the remaining episodes because you already wasted time on the first two without a satisfying ending.
too bad he didn't do anything to take care of his heart condition and diabetes. I didn't like him much but he grew on me. But I think he should have lost weight and ate better. Lots of famous people passing from completely curable or preventable diseases. Jim hensen for one died of treatable sickness. Akira Toriyama just died because he didn't pay attention and bumped hhis head giving him a sub dermal hemotoma. The new Checov from star trek ran himself over, car squished him between it and the garage. All these things and it makes me sad. Even David Carrodine, died from auto erotic asphyxiation. All these people could have been alive today but no...
Scott Price Well, they kind of put themselves in a corner with the last seasons of SG1... I mean in the end Earth was the most powerful force in the Galaxy .... where do you take it from there???
Vlad Bayard the problem was how SGU was executed. Your right Earth was the strongest presence in two galaxies. That was what got me interested in Universe a group thrown from all those resources forced to fend for themselves and find a way home. However Universe stripped away so much that made Stargate fun. Replacing it with a lot of drama a lot of fans including myself didn't come to watch for Stargate. I applaud them for trying something new but the result was pathetic and killed the franchise
Something that I just noticed maked kinsey take down even better. Hammond said Thor, no Supreme commander, no commander, jist thor with out being corrected
They'd be the only ones allowed to do that Hammond & Sg1 no one else. What did Bra'Tac call him Hammond of Texas I belive and the General called him Master Bra'Tac in return.
Love this scene. One of my favorites in the entire series. Watching Thor put Kinsey in his place with "Supreme Commander" and his finger up is so very satisfying. And watching all the ambassadors change their minds when reality sets in for them as well...priceless.
I just love general Chekov and anybody that knows the series, knows he was killed in the confrontation with the Ori at the super gate. A really cool character and a great guy!
Back in the days when most people would accept that a high-ranking Russian general could be competent, honorable, and a friend to the United States. I miss those days. 😞
This was one of my favorite scenes from my favorite series. I miss Thor. It was beyond awesome to have these powerful benevolent aliens watching over us. Man, who wouldn't want Thor to come down and tell off some a-holes on your behalf.
We loved Thor! Whenever Thor had an appearance on screen, my (then) young son and I would yell out, "it's Thor!" Those were happy times on Stargate Fridays. :-)
If Thor were to beam down now, he would have a full-time job, sorting out ALL the incompetent and useless politicians and leaders all over this planet... I truly believe that none of our leaders are fit for purpose... Come back Thor... Please !
I wonder if humans would have their "fifth race" status put on probation by Thor after the last few years. At the very least, we might not get the password to the Asgard intellectual legacy computer for a while! 😃
@@richardruff8712 oh god yes it be nice to have spoiled children politicians go away they don't do anything useful or helpful always in it for themselves or for someone else
I love the little 'meet and greet' between Hammond and Thor before the meeting. It's like being in a meeting with the big dogs of the group then letting them know that you are on first name basis with the biggest dog of them all. Lol
@@danieldickson8591 that, my friends, is what we call textbook "mine is bigger than yours." General Hammond was going to get his way, either the easy way or the hard way. They chose well.
The "political" episodes of SG-1 were always well done. William Devane as the president was a perfect fit for both the series and the movie "Continuum"
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I've always liked this scene.. not just b/c Thor upstaged Sen. Kinsey, but b/c the Asgard appears to have a similar style of government (remember the ep where they made Jack testify in front of an Asgard committee?) so Thor knew /exactly/ what was up here.
Have a watch of Gray Lady Down for a different perspective ... I was maybe fifteen when I first saw the film and the scene where Cmdr. David Samuelson, played by Ronny Cox, saves the sub has stayed with me as an example of self-sacrificing courage to this day.
I agree that he played Kinsey as a manipulative, condescending, power hungry slimeball very well. But he played Capt. Bogomil pretty much the opposite, in the Beverly Hills Cop franchise.
he played a temp captain on star trek TNG , he made Troi wear the right uniform, made shorter shifts on rotation, promoted data. He was a great captain, but Riker was a dick to him. Was the only time i felt bad for the guy. Ronny was playing a good guy but was treated like a villain.
the way they ended them was dumb, just as dumb as how they ended Atlantis. just blow up the world and fly back to earth. Leave the wraith in tact and still culling the humans. Really p me off
yeah its interesting how humans on earth 1)became best friends with basically the most powerful race in 2 galaxies and 2)borderline made peace with a race of beings who have to hunt us down in order to live.3)learned how to jurry rig a stargate and infact are in so much control they can shut it with an iron gate basically and constantly are montoring the gate to know when someone uses it.4)made one of the most powerful cities their home 5)were the ones mostly responsible for making the galaxy a safer and more free place.
Sci-fi has become too popular and profitable and saturated ... so now it abandons the special genre interests of the niche audience and waters itself down to lowest-common-denominator mediocrity and multi-genre crap wearing trappings of sci-fi to attract the interests of wider audiences. Made by more people who just follow the money, they often don't understand sci-fi, they often don't even _like_ sci-fi, it shows in the shows.
I love Thor so much, he genuinely respects humans and loves it when more primitive species become developed enough to truly speak with him and the Asgard
Well they weren't that powerful. After all they couldn't beat the Replicators. They had to much high end tech that had no effect on the Replicators. Luckily though the gun toting American's had inferior technology that kicked those Replicator circuits
Actually... when Americans stoop onto the Replicators it was their actions that reactivated the dormant and trapped Replicators. Replicators where and extremely hard enemy so another approach was devised by the so-called Fuhrlings that worked for millenia to come. After that Asurans became a myth and all data regarding "the incident" was covered up by the Lantean High Council and the planet was isolated and labeled as a no-go zone by those aware of events that transpired there. The so-called Todd the Wraith played his part in aiding the Fuhrlings in stopping the Asuran threat. The same Wraith actually helped once in saving earth from destruction. His swore never to reveal the location of Earth and he actually did keep his word. The hard part to accept about the Lanteans is that they actually were not as "enlightened" and "innocent" as they appear. They also had their agenda that started many conflicts and costs unimaginable amount of lives and suffering all across the known universe. Even as we speak the modern day America is under corrupt ascended Lantean control. So what do You think about this concept for a SG movie? :)
well...I think its more than obvious that asgards could make our guns for themselves like nothing, maybe they just wanted to use humans as human shield :D...its all BS that asgards would need some humans for anything, they are way smarter and advanced so they could come up with some more advanced solution...also replicator circuits were kicked by weapon made by antics....as for the idea of replicators, its like nanites that can replicate themselves...ultimate weapon...and ultimately bad idea to make one...
"Always a pleasure Thor, please drop in any time" - Thats such a authentically friendly response from the character of Hammond. You say this to family, or exceptionally good friends.
"You came all this way just to tell us that?" lol! When you have a ship like Thor's, or any of the great Asgard ships, really, going to earth for an extended errand (like here), or even just a drop-in, or both in this case, is no more than just going around the corner for him... I love this scene so much.
Yeah tbh even older asgard vessels like Thor's could make the trip across the milxy way in a day, and he can also remote pilot the ship via a neural subspace link while he's on earth so it can be off flying around doiing other things if he wants and pop by to pick him up after lol
I love how Thor says: "It is preferred" using a tone of voice that instantly tells you that what he really means is: "That's an absolute condition. You don't want to want to know what happens if you don't meet our demand." And Kinsey instantly understands. Like a true politician should.
Well, he went out of his way to say "this is NOT an absolute condition, but it _is_ preferred". That's diplomacy code for "yes, you can actually put someone else, but better if that's for a REAL BLOODY GOOD reason that you can convince us about, and not for political petty infighting". That makes his move even better.
I assume the flash of light is simply Asgard teleportation technology, based on various other instances when people were "beamed" to and from Asgard vessels, so in fact Thor is alive and well directly in front of them.
Really shoulda went *Staring for a few moments.* Hammond: "Good afternoon Thor." Thor: "To you as well General Hammond. You requested my presence?" Though I'll admit, the goodbye was perfect.
(Entering battle with enemies.) Captain: "bring weapons online!" Weapons Officer "Uh oh." Captain: "Uh oh what?" Weapons Officer: "It says 'update in progress, do not shut down the system.'"
Thor says General first reffering to Hammond and Hammond calls him just Thor. Thats there is mutual respect for military ranking, even for two different species.
If I were the President here I'd be calling Kinsey in and ripping him a new one. This was supposed to be an important mission to bring in the other major governments and he decided to use it to ham-handedly trash the SGC and play his own political games.
Anybody else here who had this in their recommended, had never seen this show, saw the title, then saw the thumbnail and was like "I don't remember this in any of the marvel movies" then seriously think about what wasn't right about this before figuring it out?
What I always liked about Stargate was that the Americans were equal to all other nations, none of this exceptionalism crap People like Kinsey and Maybourne were villains This show made humans properly equal
I really wish they would have or would do a Stargate: Asgard series that told the story of the Asgard. There is so much rich material to work with. I mean they could literally dedicate an entire season to just the Norse Gods part.
haha love Thor putting his finger up and telling Kinsey "Supreme Commander"
Airwulf indeed its a epic moment and afther that see Kinsey face :D
That finger wag is Asgard for "suck it."
he was just imitating Kinsey, sticking his finger up and then interjecting. its the ultimate fuck you, how do you get angry when hes just literally doing what you just did to him.
Kinsey got put in his fucking place, like the child he is. hence the "well played".
I loved that moment when I first saw it, I went downstairs in my childhood home and kept saying "supreme commander" and laughing to myself, loved kinsley getting put in his place, my mother was confused till she went "oh well, youre the same as your big brother (who is also a huge nerd like me and does the same stuff, confusing to those who dont know what hes going on about :D)
About time someone shut him up he's the same dick-head who tried to take over OCP and kill Robocop
I love the way Thor stressed the word "preferred." You can tell he meant business!
Kim Brucker yea he squinted st them too!! Gave them the full stare!
There nothing like a low key threat from a little dude in a kings chair.
@@mattsimonds477 Indeed. Guy brought a throne with him.
It is preferred... Diplo-speak for "don't fight us on this one"
Fine example of the iron fist in the silk glove.
I absolutely LOVE how Thor totally puts Kinsey in his place all while basically saying that if Earth wants to remain friendly with the asgards; he better not change a damn thing with the SGC. I also love how Thor shows up with his own chair like a BOSS! Like 'nah man, I don't need a chair, I've got a throne'
"Supreme commander Thor... Why are you bringing your command throne into the teleporter room?"
"Bitch, do you know how expensive it is to animate me standing up? They have to switch from the puppet to CGI to do that, and good god damn, that's expensive in the nineties."
"Chair it is. Good luck, commander."
"Supreme co-"
*Thor is cut short by the teleporter*
"Son of a-"
Not really Thor said it was the opinion of the Asgard High Command and 'preferred' that the SG1 remain under General Hammond's command. They would still be allies with the Tau'ri if command changed but they would prefer to talk with those that they are more familiar with like Jack, Sam, Daniel, Teal'c and or General Hammond. Also the reward of Asgard Weapons and Shields for the Tau'ri ships was the main selling point.
Well said! And spot on, Love this show.
@@williamr1088 Diplomacy in action, sir. Thor's strict words imply what you state, but his tone is that of a veiled threat, that Earth's relations with the Asgard may not be so cozy if the SGC is supplanted.
@@williamr1088 We call that reading between the lines. TNG's picard also followed this line of diplomatic talks.
Supreme Commander !
I didn’t spend six years in Supreme Commanding School to be called 'Commander,' thank you very much.
also its like being called a manager of your local mc donalds vs owning the entire mc donalds franchise
I understood that reference
Doctor ninja baljeet
Six years? You are kidding whom? Six HUNDRED years! Has to be at least! It's been a thousand since the last Asgard child was born!
"O'Neill suggested that I send you to a distant planet for your actions here..."
:-)
“...but I’am fairly certain it was said in jest.”
@@commandercritic9036 "but I am reasonably certain his statement was in jest." *
@@SchultzDorinda ty
The Asgard are a good example of friendly aliens, who see Humans as not only allies but also true friends. I really like the Asgard.
Also started reglion at the Celtic side of the world
@@narutohuntmendemon6354 Agreed. The Asgard are one of the few friendly ancient alien cultures out there in sci-fi history that have appeared as benevolent Gods/Goddesses and Guardian Protectors, and also teachers to help Humanity.
But what do they sound like without the translaiter in the dark alley are around your house at night looking in your windows
@@narutohuntmendemon6354 You have to also take into consideration that multiple pagan religions (multiple Gods) all look similar, although have different names and roles.
sadly the human part f.. everything like usual, unless the new season is better
To be honest, Kinsey did give Hammond the highest form of praise he knows.
"Well played General."
yeah in that moment i think he had legit respect for him for how he handled the situation.
Don Davis portrayed not just a capable military commander, but a true leader.
gg wp
As much as I adore Thor in this scene, that final 'don't let the door hit you' smirk from Hammond was priceless. Two absolute legends in the same room. Didn't happen enough. Both sorely missed.
I love how Russia is like yeah sg1 is getting us the best bang for our buck at using the stargate so it has our support✊
@@raven4k998 Absolutely. I feel bad now for leaving Colonel Chekov out of that. 3 legends sorely missed.
You can almost hear the glee in his voice when he says "please, drop in ANYTIME".
indeed
I love how Thor insisted Kinsey call him by his title but Hammond addressed him in thr familiar
That awkward moment when the guy you're trying to screw over politically just casually calls over the most powerful and influential being in 2 galaxies for a friendly chat, and is on first name basis with him, you know you done fucked up.
Power move!
And his name happens to be Thor...
Lmao!!! This actually made me laugh out loud
@@JustinW007 uh dude, that's Supreme Commander Thor 🤣🤣.
@@yannyburger True. Was going for the reference of Norse Mythology on this one. lol
The only TV show to portray the USA and Russia as allies
right? Russia always gets the crap end of the stick...its nice we get to see them in a somewhat positive light. go go post cold war allies?
yes no
If only Russia and the USA were as chummy in real life as they were on SG1
In some areas they are. Such as keeping nuclear weapons from spreading. Even during the height of the Cold War that was one area where they worked together.
chrissandy132
Only because they didnt want a 3rd participant in the cold war though.
They learned the hard way with China. Even today Russia has enough enemies around the world to want to keep nuclear weapons under wraps.
21 people who disliked are in fact replicators
King King or don't like Supreme Commanders.
One of them is Senator Kinsley.
51 of them now, they appear to be replicating.
65, they are still replicating...
72 now! o_0
this scene is satisfying on so many levels
It would be much more if they really sent kinsey to space...he is the one who made like 90% of troubles for whole SG program
As much as I enjoy this scene, I kinda wish Thor would take Jack's suggestion literally, followed by a scene showing Jack's expression when Thor tell him that he did what Jack asked. :D
@@PaiSAMSEN
That would be *preferred*
I always liked that Russian general.
***** Always more pragmatic & less political. What a change from the current reality.
SomeKindaSpy Colonel Chekov
Kevin Thorpe There is a Russian for that. It's called realpolitik.
Me to.
Too bad he has nothing in common with real russian generals, bombing civilians in Syria.
Senator Kinsey just got OWNED! God I love the Asgard! But I still think Jack's "suggestion" had merit :)
what would have been funny was that when the senator was saying, "i'm sure it was", he gets cut off by a transporter
Kinsey is John McCain
As much as I enjoy this scene, I kinda wish Thor would take Jack's suggestion literally, followed by a scene showing Jack's expression when Thor tell him that he did what Jack asked. :D
@@PaiSAMSEN
Jack would have a huge grin on his face for the next few episodes! XD
I think the moment Thor made that comment; everyone watching that very moment had a split second vision of Kinsey wandering some baron planet wearing his old senator's uniform as a loincloth
How can anyone downvote this clip? One of the best sci-fi series to ever grace the screen. Wonderful actors, beautifully written stories within a rich and diverse universe. Perfection!
the downvote you mention can only have come from Kinsey.
I miss the days downvotes existed.
@@aratosm They still do, you just need an extension to use them now
probably some goauld tryingto sap hamond authority
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After the years it still amazes me how simple talking and effects can make chills every time I look at this and similar scenes from SG1.
That's true....but let's all remember that THE most important thing from this episode is that Prometheus went from a firs-generation barely functional starship, to one of the most powerful ships around - thanks to the Asgards' technology gifts!!!
CGI was never what made SG1 great. It was 1st class story telling. 1st class character development and great character arcs that made SG1 great! They didn’t focus on massive story arcs but characters arcs. It WAS ok to miss one episode, no stress. It’s like coming back to your family. I can’t cope anymore with those 8-12 episode storyarcs that are modern right now… no emotional attachment to the characters, just feeling an obligation to watch the remaining episodes because you already wasted time on the first two without a satisfying ending.
Wow! Chris Hemsworth sure changed a lot!
500 kcal per day diet
Yea , I could kick his ass
These Asgardians don’t have asses. 😂
It's amazing what Hollywood makeup can do.
oh that is funny jarvis !
Don s Davis is sorely missed. He was in my opinion, the heart of sg1.
I love the fact that despite RDA being the show's headliner, the way Davis played Hammond, there was never any doubt who was in command of that base.
too bad he didn't do anything to take care of his heart condition and diabetes. I didn't like him much but he grew on me. But I think he should have lost weight and ate better. Lots of famous people passing from completely curable or preventable diseases.
Jim hensen for one died of treatable sickness. Akira Toriyama just died because he didn't pay attention and bumped hhis head giving him a sub dermal hemotoma. The new Checov from star trek ran himself over, car squished him between it and the garage. All these things and it makes me sad. Even David Carrodine, died from auto erotic asphyxiation. All these people could have been alive today but no...
Oh how I miss this franchise...RIP Stargate :( May you be revived one day.
+Scott Price They're rebooting the original movie.... I guess it's cool that we'll see this universe again, but they'll erase everything...
Vlad Bayard I know....over a decade worth of continuity gone. Makes me even more sick what Stargate Universe caused
Scott Price Well, they kind of put themselves in a corner with the last seasons of SG1... I mean in the end Earth was the most powerful force in the Galaxy .... where do you take it from there???
Vlad Bayard the problem was how SGU was executed. Your right Earth was the strongest presence in two galaxies. That was what got me interested in Universe a group thrown from all those resources forced to fend for themselves and find a way home.
However Universe stripped away so much that made Stargate fun. Replacing it with a lot of drama a lot of fans including myself didn't come to watch for Stargate. I applaud them for trying something new but the result was pathetic and killed the franchise
Not only that but it's going to be a trilogy. And the creators never like SG1 apparently that's why they wanna go and redo it all.
this is one of the most badass szenes in sifi history.
Yeah, you don't mess with anyone named Thor. Even if they are weird looking with big funky black eyes.
Literally just comment that without looking at your comment! Bravo sir
@@magatrone100 agreed.
Indeed
Something that I just noticed maked kinsey take down even better.
Hammond said Thor, no Supreme commander, no commander, jist thor with out being corrected
And Thor called him general
They'd be the only ones allowed to do that Hammond & Sg1 no one else. What did Bra'Tac call him Hammond of Texas I belive and the General called him Master Bra'Tac in return.
To be fair, omitting a title is different than getting a title wrong.
@Master of Sinanju Master of Sinanju That's standard military etiquette. Officers call juniors by first name basis all the time.
Mr. Davis was a great actor. R.I.P.
LMAO at the Chinese recommending "full disclosure" to their people!! That wouldn't happen in 1000 years!
We know. They've blown the last 5 chances they had.
I would have thought it would be more like "America has been having this secret military operation for 6 years fighting aliens".
I think his idea was by full disclosure, to make the US share all the advanced technology they gained.
Yes, the Communist Party there is not know for having the habit of telling anything about what they are doing to their people.
It was more like "either you give us everything we want if we agree to work with you or we'll make you look bad."
Love this scene. One of my favorites in the entire series.
Watching Thor put Kinsey in his place with "Supreme Commander" and his finger up is so very satisfying. And watching all the ambassadors change their minds when reality sets in for them as well...priceless.
I just love general Chekov and anybody that knows the series, knows he was killed in the confrontation with the Ori at the super gate. A really cool character and a great guy!
Back in the days when most people would accept that a high-ranking Russian general could be competent, honorable, and a friend to the United States. I miss those days. 😞
@@danieldickson8591 amen
This was one of my favorite scenes from my favorite series. I miss Thor. It was beyond awesome to have these powerful benevolent aliens watching over us. Man, who wouldn't want Thor to come down and tell off some a-holes on your behalf.
We loved Thor! Whenever Thor had an appearance on screen, my (then) young son and I would yell out, "it's Thor!" Those were happy times on Stargate Fridays. :-)
If Thor were to beam down now, he would have a full-time job, sorting out ALL the incompetent and useless politicians and leaders all over this planet... I truly believe that none of our leaders are fit for purpose... Come back Thor... Please !
I wonder if humans would have their "fifth race" status put on probation by Thor after the last few years. At the very least, we might not get the password to the Asgard intellectual legacy computer for a while! 😃
@@richardruff8712 oh god yes it be nice to have spoiled children politicians go away they don't do anything useful or helpful always in it for themselves or for someone else
I love the little 'meet and greet' between Hammond and Thor before the meeting. It's like being in a meeting with the big dogs of the group then letting them know that you are on first name basis with the biggest dog of them all. Lol
Hammond executed a splendid, "Mine is bigger than yours" maneuver.
@@danieldickson8591 that, my friends, is what we call textbook "mine is bigger than yours." General Hammond was going to get his way, either the easy way or the hard way. They chose well.
I love the way Thor puts Kinsey on his place.
Yeah Kinsey sucks.
Notice the use of the ET finger?
You mean Supreme Commander Thor. Lol. I don't think anyone aside from members of SG 1 are allowed to address him on a 1st name basis.
The "political" episodes of SG-1 were always well done. William Devane as the president was a perfect fit for both the series and the movie "Continuum"
he also became president in 24 lol.
@@thewewguy8t88 In 24 he played the role of Secretary of Defense Heller. He was still great though.
@@Tho_Me yes and then later on became president in season 9.(if you count it as season 9)
@@thewewguy8t88 oh, you're right. Forgot about that^^
@@Tho_Me yeah also he had a number of times he basically cheated death in the show.(at least 3).
1:20 Thor gave him the finger, lol.
Way to go Thor. All hail the Supreme Commander.
Hallowed are the Ori.
@@KandiKlover *Hallowed Are The Ori*
A most satisfying end to a great episode.
Indeed.
Indeed
I love Thor, and the asgard as a whole. They're so awesome!
I much prefer this Thor to the Avengers'
Evan and alien thor looking like this is unrealistic let alone alien avengers thor LOL
saquist it's a more creative take on Thor that's why I love this Thor more then Marvels it's just more original and creatively made character.
saquist well this thor has just sort of dispelled entire gould armies...so yeah lol
Marvel aliens look and talk like they all are from LA or NY
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"'Coincidence' is just a word for when we can not see the bigger plan." - Sonny Kapoor
“In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.” - Franklin D. Roosevelt
‘Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary ‘Safety’, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.’ - Benjamin Franklin
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Those Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocities” - Voltaire, 1765
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‘’Scientific societies are as yet in their infancy… It is to be expected that advances in physiology and psychology will give governments much more control over individual mentality than they now have even in totalitarian countries.
Fitche laid it down that education should aim at destroying free will, so that, after pupils have left school, they shall be incapable, throughout the rest of their lives, of thinking or acting otherwise than as their schoolmasters would have wished.
Diet, injections(vaccines) and injunctions will combine, from very early age, to produce the sort of character and the sort of beliefs that the authorities consider desirable, and any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible...’’ - Bertrand Russell, 1953
‘’Never forget that two thirds of people would shock you to death just because someone in ‘’charge’’ told them it was for a ‘’good reason’’. The disappearence of a sense of responsibility is the most far reaching consequence of submission to authority.’’ - Stanley Milgram, the Millgram Experiment
“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family?
Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else awas at hand?...
The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt! If...if…We didn't love freedom enough. And even more - we had no awareness of the real situation.... We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.” ― Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn , The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956
Any student of history will know that Hitler and his Nazi party used grievance and fear to gain control of Germany. And we know how that worked out.
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Hitler started his cool and trendy regime with: ‘’science’’, ‘’scientists’’, ‘’doctors’’, ‘’experts’’. In 1933 Hitler appointed Hermann Goring Minister of the Interior. His first orders were to defund and eliminate police departments so that they would not interfere with his Brown Shirts whose mission it was to riot, burn, beat up and kill citizens in an effort to sway the elections.
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“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience." ― C.S. Lewis
When the boot of tyranny is on your neck, it matters not whether it's a left or right boot.
I've always liked this scene.. not just b/c Thor upstaged Sen. Kinsey, but b/c the Asgard appears to have a similar style of government (remember the ep where they made Jack testify in front of an Asgard committee?) so Thor knew /exactly/ what was up here.
Ronny Cox seems to excel in portraying characters who are pompous, power-hungry, pricks.
Right? The true sign of a superbly talented actor is when you come away really hating the character.
Have a watch of Gray Lady Down for a different perspective ... I was maybe fifteen when I first saw the film and the scene where Cmdr. David Samuelson, played by Ronny Cox, saves the sub has stayed with me as an example of self-sacrificing courage to this day.
I agree that he played Kinsey as a manipulative, condescending, power hungry slimeball very well. But he played Capt. Bogomil pretty much the opposite, in the Beverly Hills Cop franchise.
he played a temp captain on star trek TNG , he made Troi wear the right uniform, made shorter shifts on rotation, promoted data. He was a great captain, but Riker was a dick to him. Was the only time i felt bad for the guy. Ronny was playing a good guy but was treated like a villain.
Very true. If he had a British accent, he'd probably have been on Game of Thrones
Hammond of Texas may he rest in peace
I love the look on Kinsey's face as he sat back down. He knew he had lost even before the other representatives voiced their support.
If you wanna argue with the man on the beam button, be our guest 😂😂😂
One of the best scenes EVER.
If Jack were there he'd say, "Thor! Buddy!"
One of my favorite episodes simply because I love how Thor admonished the Senator for not addressing him by his proper title, Supreme Commander.
1:18 SUPREME Commander
Dam right. I watched it twice just for that.
damn right nigga SUPREME COMMANDER. dont forget it
LOL
12 yr old goals...
Thor brought the hammer down!!!
Supreme Commander...and don't you forget it human!!!
As a certain Admiral would say "Sometimes you gotta roll a hard six." Hammond did just that by bringing Thor in
Miss this show.
Only the original and its most immediate spin-off. The rest......no.
Then only thing I liked in the new one was the nerd and the doctor :)
SG1 and a little bit of Atlantis.
Ronny Cox sure did an excellent job of portraying Sen Kinsey as a real SOB.
One of the best scenes of this amazing show.
God, I miss Thor and the Asgard. :(
the way they ended them was dumb, just as dumb as how they ended Atlantis.
just blow up the world and fly back to earth. Leave the wraith in tact and still culling the humans. Really p me off
"Supreme Commander.......bitch!"
0:35 He had them at hello.
aliens speaking perfect English, what the hell have missed?
This is the one of the most epic scenes in tv history. “Supreme Commander”
When your friend is the most powerful being in 2 galaxies, outside of the Ascended.
😊
Carter Boyfrend ? :D yes i know he on 8 or 9/10 season be human and forget all but anceint boyfrend! XD
Fuck the Ascended
yeah its interesting how humans on earth 1)became best friends with basically the most powerful race in 2 galaxies and 2)borderline made peace with a race of beings who have to hunt us down in order to live.3)learned how to jurry rig a stargate and infact are in so much control they can shut it with an iron gate basically and constantly are montoring the gate to know when someone uses it.4)made one of the most powerful cities their home 5)were the ones mostly responsible for making the galaxy a safer and more free place.
I like how the British rep is the one to get a grip and try to initiate talks.
Used to dealing with us Scots on a Saturday night
@@lastraven8575 Aye, sounds about right
@@lastraven8575 I can double confirm this 🇬🇧
Thor's Voice = Michael Shanks
How much I miss this... they dont make tv shows like they used to...
Sci-fi has become too popular and profitable and saturated ... so now it abandons the special genre interests of the niche audience and waters itself down to lowest-common-denominator mediocrity and multi-genre crap wearing trappings of sci-fi to attract the interests of wider audiences. Made by more people who just follow the money, they often don't understand sci-fi, they often don't even _like_ sci-fi, it shows in the shows.
Years later... I can still watch this clip over and over. Never gets old!
No matter how many times I see this clip it never gets old!
I love Thor so much, he genuinely respects humans and loves it when more primitive species become developed enough to truly speak with him and the Asgard
" *_Supreme_* ... Commander."
👌 Perfect.
Thor really knows how to make an entrance!
Kiiiiinda hard to argue with the supreme commander of the most powerful/advanced beings in known existence.
+Whiterin If this thor was on the avengers he would get the every job dont with beaming everything into nothingness with his ship
Well they weren't that powerful. After all they couldn't beat the Replicators. They had to much high end tech that had no effect on the Replicators. Luckily though the gun toting American's had inferior technology that kicked those Replicator circuits
Actually... when Americans stoop onto the Replicators it was their actions that reactivated the dormant and trapped Replicators. Replicators where and extremely hard enemy so another approach was devised by the so-called Fuhrlings that worked for millenia to come. After that Asurans became a myth and all data regarding "the incident" was covered up by the Lantean High Council and the planet was isolated and labeled as a no-go zone by those aware of events that transpired there. The so-called Todd the Wraith played his part in aiding the Fuhrlings in stopping the Asuran threat. The same Wraith actually helped once in saving earth from destruction. His swore never to reveal the location of Earth and he actually did keep his word. The hard part to accept about the Lanteans is that they actually were not as "enlightened" and "innocent" as they appear. They also had their agenda that started many conflicts and costs unimaginable amount of lives and suffering all across the known universe. Even as we speak the modern day America is under corrupt ascended Lantean control. So what do You think about this concept for a SG movie? :)
lordjim1985 i love it, but at this point a would kill for another stargate movie. I wouldn't care what its about.
well...I think its more than obvious that asgards could make our guns for themselves like nothing, maybe they just wanted to use humans as human shield :D...its all BS that asgards would need some humans for anything, they are way smarter and advanced so they could come up with some more advanced solution...also replicator circuits were kicked by weapon made by antics....as for the idea of replicators, its like nanites that can replicate themselves...ultimate weapon...and ultimately bad idea to make one...
The single best moment in SG-1 when Thor gives Kinsey that proverbial slap.
That "preferred" was really a warning. Hehehehehe
"Senator..._kinsey_" sounded more like senator turd to me! Love the script-writers!
Give credit to Michael Shanks' line delivery. He made the word sound like Thor was tasting something foul.
supreme commander thor epic character and rip general Hammond I salute you sir
I just saw this on my latest binge.
I must of rewatched this particular part many, many, times.
I just love how they crafted the ending.
"Always a pleasure Thor, please drop in any time" - Thats such a authentically friendly response from the character of Hammond. You say this to family, or exceptionally good friends.
This NEVER gets old! 😂
You gotta love the Asgard, because they kick ass!
"You came all this way just to tell us that?"
lol! When you have a ship like Thor's, or any of the great Asgard ships, really, going to earth for an extended errand (like here), or even just a drop-in, or both in this case, is no more than just going around the corner for him...
I love this scene so much.
Yeah tbh even older asgard vessels like Thor's could make the trip across the milxy way in a day, and he can also remote pilot the ship via a neural subspace link while he's on earth so it can be off flying around doiing other things if he wants and pop by to pick him up after lol
I love how Thor says: "It is preferred" using a tone of voice that instantly tells you that what he really means is: "That's an absolute condition. You don't want to want to know what happens if you don't meet our demand."
And Kinsey instantly understands. Like a true politician should.
Well, he went out of his way to say "this is NOT an absolute condition, but it _is_ preferred". That's diplomacy code for "yes, you can actually put someone else, but better if that's for a REAL BLOODY GOOD reason that you can convince us about, and not for political petty infighting". That makes his move even better.
I assume the flash of light is simply Asgard teleportation technology, based on various other instances when people were "beamed" to and from Asgard vessels, so in fact Thor is alive and well directly in front of them.
This has to be my favourite scene throughout the whole stargate franchise 👽
The thing that would've made this scene awesome is if the British or French ambassador said "Thor? From Norse legend?" and Thor said "The same."
"Get off my Lawn!", General Hammond edition.
Really shoulda went
*Staring for a few moments.*
Hammond: "Good afternoon Thor."
Thor: "To you as well General Hammond. You requested my presence?"
Though I'll admit, the goodbye was perfect.
That was the best "clip show" episode ever!
"please drop in anytime" he took that literally. =)
I really miss this show! The cast had chemistry. I wish there was some sort of Stargate show on!
i love that little bugger!
You know thor was watching from above and then entered like a boss when the time was right, lol
1:15 ☝SUPREME, commander 😂
One of the great scenes from Star Gate.
forgetting ''Supreme'' in this case is like forgetting ''Captain'' before ''Jack Sparrow''
petr pinc yes!
The way Kinsey just looks so perplexed on his own finger.. Amazing scene.
I like Hammond's glance over at Kinsey as he asks "Senator?" It was a look that meant "Eat some crow,Kinsey"!
new asgard weapons and shields,the asgard do our tech support.
Hahaha.
Asgardians are just the scientists.
Manufacture will happen in Taiwan by sweatshop kids and tech support will be in India... XD
(Entering battle with enemies.) Captain: "bring weapons online!"
Weapons Officer "Uh oh."
Captain: "Uh oh what?"
Weapons Officer: "It says 'update in progress, do not shut down the system.'"
@fjvideo
They don't use Windows.
Nor they use any of those other Earth OS' like Macintosh or Linux... XD
I didn't say it was Windows.
Thor says General first reffering to Hammond and Hammond calls him just Thor. Thats there is mutual respect for military ranking, even for two different species.
We're all made from stardust.
2:50 I love that theme.
This scene made the whole episode worth it.
Hah, Thor is the man" I loved how he put Kinsey in his place
If I were the President here I'd be calling Kinsey in and ripping him a new one. This was supposed to be an important mission to bring in the other major governments and he decided to use it to ham-handedly trash the SGC and play his own political games.
Anybody else here who had this in their recommended, had never seen this show, saw the title, then saw the thumbnail and was like "I don't remember this in any of the marvel movies" then seriously think about what wasn't right about this before figuring it out?
"Well, an alien military leader has chosen this general to run our planet's security system. Makes sense to me. I'm sold." - everyone in this room
Who would have thought that Thor would be the one person who can get diplomats to all agree on something unanimously
It helps to be able to bring both a big carrot and a big stick to the table.
What I always liked about Stargate was that the Americans were equal to all other nations, none of this exceptionalism crap
People like Kinsey and Maybourne were villains
This show made humans properly equal
best verbal smack down EVER!
I really wish they would have or would do a Stargate: Asgard series that told the story of the Asgard. There is so much rich material to work with. I mean they could literally dedicate an entire season to just the Norse Gods part.
Friends in high places!!
or very far away places......