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1 | 00:00:02,454 | 00:00:04,914 | - You getting the full thing? - Just about. | - You getting the full thing? - Just about. |
2 | 00:00:04,998 | 00:00:09,961 | Instead of zooming out, pull back. Get it in context. Just keep going back. | Instead of zooming out, pull back. Get it in context. Just keep going back. |
3 | 00:00:10,044 | 00:00:12,046 | - It's cool. - It's amazing. | - It's cool. - It's amazing. |
4 | 00:00:12,130 | 00:00:17,218 | Yes, it is. Mr Bregman? Colonel Tom Rundell, Cheyenne Mountain Complex. | Yes, it is. Mr Bregman? Colonel Tom Rundell, Cheyenne Mountain Complex. |
5 | 00:00:17,302 | 00:00:20,513 | - Public Affairs Liaison. - That's a mouthful. Call me Emmett. | - Public Affairs Liaison. - That's a mouthful. Call me Emmett. |
6 | 00:00:20,597 | 00:00:22,640 | - Yes, sir. - Is that OK? | - Yes, sir. - Is that OK? |
7 | 00:00:22,724 | 00:00:26,686 | - This is my posse here... - Tech Sergeant Dale James. | - This is my posse here... - Tech Sergeant Dale James. |
8 | 00:00:26,769 | 00:00:29,188 | - Shep Wickenhouse. - Shep's doing sound. | - Shep Wickenhouse. - Shep's doing sound. |
9 | 00:00:29,272 | 00:00:34,027 | Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, sir. But what are you doing here? | Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, sir. But what are you doing here? |
10 | 00:00:34,110 | 00:00:38,531 | We're getting some establishing shots, the first of many, while we're waiting. | We're getting some establishing shots, the first of many, while we're waiting. |
11 | 00:00:38,615 | 00:00:40,825 | In fact, we should get a shot of you. | In fact, we should get a shot of you. |
12 | 00:00:40,908 | 00:00:45,538 | Sorry, you're not authorised until you're briefed by General Hammond. | Sorry, you're not authorised until you're briefed by General Hammond. |
13 | 00:00:45,621 | 00:00:49,500 | I've already been briefed - Tom, is it? - by the Defence Department. | I've already been briefed - Tom, is it? - by the Defence Department. |
14 | 00:00:49,584 | 00:00:53,921 | What's the problem? I'm cleared to shoot. Maybe you guys haven't been cleared. | What's the problem? I'm cleared to shoot. Maybe you guys haven't been cleared. |
15 | 00:00:54,005 | 00:00:58,301 | - What's the problem? - General Hammond will see you now. | - What's the problem? - General Hammond will see you now. |
16 | 00:00:58,384 | 00:00:59,677 | OK. | OK. |
17 | 00:01:02,889 | 00:01:04,515 | - This should be fun. - Oh, yeah. | - This should be fun. - Oh, yeah. |
18 | 00:01:04,599 | 00:01:10,813 | - General Hammond? This is Mr Bregman. - I'm very excited to be here, sir. | - General Hammond? This is Mr Bregman. - I'm very excited to be here, sir. |
19 | 00:01:13,149 | 00:01:18,821 | You may find that we're not all as giddy as you are about this project, Mr Bregman. | You may find that we're not all as giddy as you are about this project, Mr Bregman. |
20 | 00:01:18,905 | 00:01:20,781 | Giddy? | Giddy? |
21 | 00:01:23,159 | 00:01:26,495 | I'm personally and professionally excited, | I'm personally and professionally excited, |
22 | 00:01:26,579 | 00:01:29,707 | I think I said excited, to be here, General. | I think I said excited, to be here, General. |
23 | 00:01:29,790 | 00:01:33,252 | I haven't been giddy since, well, you don't want to know. | I haven't been giddy since, well, you don't want to know. |
24 | 00:01:33,336 | 00:01:36,547 | No. I just want to be as clear as I can up front. | No. I just want to be as clear as I can up front. |
25 | 00:01:36,631 | 00:01:39,759 | - Sure. - Your presence is highly unorthodox. | - Sure. - Your presence is highly unorthodox. |
26 | 00:01:39,842 | 00:01:44,764 | I will not let it threaten the security of any missions or the safety of my people. | I will not let it threaten the security of any missions or the safety of my people. |
27 | 00:01:44,847 | 00:01:51,854 | I've already been frisked three times, we can make it four. Do it if you want. Sorry. | I've already been frisked three times, we can make it four. Do it if you want. Sorry. |
28 | 00:01:51,937 | 00:01:56,317 | I consider it my responsibility to protect my people's interests. | I consider it my responsibility to protect my people's interests. |
29 | 00:01:56,400 | 00:01:59,153 | Frankly, I feel it's appropriate to warn you | Frankly, I feel it's appropriate to warn you |
30 | 00:01:59,236 | 00:02:03,532 | that no one around here wants to be part of your little reality show. | that no one around here wants to be part of your little reality show. |
31 | 00:02:03,616 | 00:02:04,742 | Oh. | Oh. |
32 | 00:02:04,825 | 00:02:08,079 | I see. You know, General... | I see. You know, General... |
33 | 00:02:08,162 | 00:02:14,043 | you're probably aware that there were film cameras on the beaches of Normandy | you're probably aware that there were film cameras on the beaches of Normandy |
34 | 00:02:14,126 | 00:02:18,672 | decades before Survivor debuted on CBS. | decades before Survivor debuted on CBS. |
35 | 00:02:18,756 | 00:02:24,094 | I think it's outrageous that the Stargate programme hasn't been chronicled. | I think it's outrageous that the Stargate programme hasn't been chronicled. |
36 | 00:02:24,178 | 00:02:28,766 | Because it's top secret. Only a handful of people will see anything you shoot. | Because it's top secret. Only a handful of people will see anything you shoot. |
37 | 00:02:28,849 | 00:02:31,977 | So far, General. So far. | So far, General. So far. |
38 | 00:02:32,061 | 00:02:36,857 | Eventually, inevitably, this programme is gonna be disclosed to the world. | Eventually, inevitably, this programme is gonna be disclosed to the world. |
39 | 00:02:36,941 | 00:02:40,319 | And I think this film we're doing might in some way provide | And I think this film we're doing might in some way provide |
40 | 00:02:40,402 | 00:02:44,990 | insight into what's really been going on here for the last six years. | insight into what's really been going on here for the last six years. |
41 | 00:02:45,074 | 00:02:48,077 | What's really been going on? | What's really been going on? |
42 | 00:02:49,495 | 00:02:51,497 | You know what, General? | You know what, General? |
43 | 00:02:51,580 | 00:02:55,250 | I respect what you're doing. I even respect that you want me out. | I respect what you're doing. I even respect that you want me out. |
44 | 00:02:55,334 | 00:03:00,422 | But the President of the United States invited me to do this. | But the President of the United States invited me to do this. |
45 | 00:03:01,340 | 00:03:03,675 | You see that red phone? | You see that red phone? |
46 | 00:03:03,759 | 00:03:06,804 | You wouldn't be here if he hadn't. | You wouldn't be here if he hadn't. |
47 | 00:03:07,971 | 00:03:14,103 | Well, then, I hope I can expect the full cooperation of you and your personnel. | Well, then, I hope I can expect the full cooperation of you and your personnel. |
48 | 00:03:14,186 | 00:03:19,483 | - To the letter of these orders. - To the letter. I see. I see. Thank you. | - To the letter of these orders. - To the letter. I see. I see. Thank you. |
49 | 00:03:19,566 | 00:03:22,319 | You have high expectations to meet. | You have high expectations to meet. |
50 | 00:03:26,865 | 00:03:28,742 | General. | General. |
51 | 00:03:31,245 | 00:03:33,330 | (sighs) | (sighs) |
52 | 00:04:37,852 | 00:04:41,106 | Maybe it's just my opinion, but, to me, throughout history, | Maybe it's just my opinion, but, to me, throughout history, |
53 | 00:04:41,189 | 00:04:44,484 | the best documentaries take a cin�ma v�rit� approach. | the best documentaries take a cin�ma v�rit� approach. |
54 | 00:04:44,568 | 00:04:50,240 | - Let the subject tell its own story. - That's a very interesting point of view. | - Let the subject tell its own story. - That's a very interesting point of view. |
55 | 00:04:50,323 | 00:04:53,201 | And mostly, if not totally, crap. | And mostly, if not totally, crap. |
56 | 00:04:53,285 | 00:04:57,372 | Especially in a situation like this. If this story was gonna tell itself, | Especially in a situation like this. If this story was gonna tell itself, |
57 | 00:04:57,455 | 00:05:01,960 | there'd be Stargate updates on the nightly news. You do have a point. | there'd be Stargate updates on the nightly news. You do have a point. |
58 | 00:05:02,043 | 00:05:05,755 | We should make people feel comfortable, gain their trust. | We should make people feel comfortable, gain their trust. |
59 | 00:05:05,839 | 00:05:11,177 | You know what? We'd be here a year. These soldiers conceal things for a living. | You know what? We'd be here a year. These soldiers conceal things for a living. |
60 | 00:05:11,261 | 00:05:14,681 | - Airmen, sir. - These airmen conceal things for a living. | - Airmen, sir. - These airmen conceal things for a living. |
61 | 00:05:14,764 | 00:05:18,810 | The only way to get anything out of them is not by the... Look at that. | The only way to get anything out of them is not by the... Look at that. |
62 | 00:05:18,893 | 00:05:21,271 | ..by the cin�ma v�rit� approach. | ..by the cin�ma v�rit� approach. |
63 | 00:05:21,354 | 00:05:25,024 | It's gonna be by the wringing-it-out-of-them approach. | It's gonna be by the wringing-it-out-of-them approach. |
64 | 00:05:25,108 | 00:05:29,070 | Look, Mr Bregman. You are here strictly to document what is going on. | Look, Mr Bregman. You are here strictly to document what is going on. |
65 | 00:05:29,154 | 00:05:32,532 | Not to pursue anything prejudicial to Air Force personnel. | Not to pursue anything prejudicial to Air Force personnel. |
66 | 00:05:32,615 | 00:05:35,410 | - Call me Emmett. - If someone were to say something... | - Call me Emmett. - If someone were to say something... |
67 | 00:05:35,493 | 00:05:39,163 | - Is that who I think it is? - It's Colonel Jack O'Neill. | - Is that who I think it is? - It's Colonel Jack O'Neill. |
68 | 00:05:39,247 | 00:05:41,541 | I like vanilla over chocolate, | I like vanilla over chocolate, |
69 | 00:05:41,624 | 00:05:45,044 | my favourite colour is peridot, Tibet should be free, | my favourite colour is peridot, Tibet should be free, |
70 | 00:05:45,128 | 00:05:49,549 | and if I could have dinner with anyone in the world it'd be Mary Steenburgen. | and if I could have dinner with anyone in the world it'd be Mary Steenburgen. |
71 | 00:05:49,632 | 00:05:51,926 | - Mary Steenburgen? - She's nice. | - Mary Steenburgen? - She's nice. |
72 | 00:05:52,010 | 00:05:54,345 | I'm just trying to get a minute with you. | I'm just trying to get a minute with you. |
73 | 00:05:54,429 | 00:05:57,682 | I really don't have time. I've got a briefing to go to. | I really don't have time. I've got a briefing to go to. |
74 | 00:05:57,765 | 00:05:59,934 | I understand. I'm Emmett Br... | I understand. I'm Emmett Br... |
75 | 00:06:00,685 | 00:06:05,523 | No, look. I'm not gonna get a perspective on this Stargate programme without you. | No, look. I'm not gonna get a perspective on this Stargate programme without you. |
76 | 00:06:05,606 | 00:06:07,942 | So, when is a good time for you? | So, when is a good time for you? |
77 | 00:06:08,026 | 00:06:11,237 | Any time's good. Just send me a memo. | Any time's good. Just send me a memo. |
78 | 00:06:13,031 | 00:06:14,866 | Memo. | Memo. |
79 | 00:06:15,074 | 00:06:16,701 | Memo. | Memo. |
80 | 00:06:17,243 | 00:06:20,413 | Really sensed he's starting to trust you. | Really sensed he's starting to trust you. |
81 | 00:06:25,501 | 00:06:29,297 | Don't worry about it. He only looks unprofessional. | Don't worry about it. He only looks unprofessional. |
82 | 00:06:29,380 | 00:06:34,051 | General Hammond warned me people might be less than enthusiastic about this. | General Hammond warned me people might be less than enthusiastic about this. |
83 | 00:06:34,135 | 00:06:37,597 | We did have a bad experience with a TV crew last year. | We did have a bad experience with a TV crew last year. |
84 | 00:06:37,680 | 00:06:40,099 | The Prometheus incident. | The Prometheus incident. |
85 | 00:06:40,183 | 00:06:44,896 | I know that the Air Force insisted on their own crew for that reason. | I know that the Air Force insisted on their own crew for that reason. |
86 | 00:06:44,979 | 00:06:49,942 | You might be sensing reluctance from people to put themselves on a pedestal. | You might be sensing reluctance from people to put themselves on a pedestal. |
87 | 00:06:50,026 | 00:06:51,986 | We are just doing our jobs. | We are just doing our jobs. |
88 | 00:06:52,069 | 00:06:55,197 | Just a job? Consider it my job to put you on a pedestal. | Just a job? Consider it my job to put you on a pedestal. |
89 | 00:06:55,281 | 00:06:57,700 | This job looks to me to be extraordinary, | This job looks to me to be extraordinary, |
90 | 00:06:57,783 | 00:07:02,413 | and, from what I read in your file, the same can be said about you personally. | and, from what I read in your file, the same can be said about you personally. |
91 | 00:07:02,496 | 00:07:05,708 | - See, now I'm blushing. - So you are. | - See, now I'm blushing. - So you are. |
92 | 00:07:05,791 | 00:07:09,003 | Then we should start. It'll look good on camera. | Then we should start. It'll look good on camera. |
93 | 00:07:09,086 | 00:07:12,423 | Let's go, guys. Are you ready? | Let's go, guys. Are you ready? |
94 | 00:07:12,506 | 00:07:14,383 | No. | No. |
95 | 00:07:15,760 | 00:07:19,430 | You don't need a light meter, the woman is glowing. | You don't need a light meter, the woman is glowing. |
96 | 00:07:19,513 | 00:07:21,390 | Let's get rolling. | Let's get rolling. |
97 | 00:07:21,474 | 00:07:23,476 | - We're rolling. - Sound? | - We're rolling. - Sound? |
98 | 00:07:23,559 | 00:07:25,227 | Rolling. | Rolling. |
99 | 00:07:25,311 | 00:07:26,812 | OK. | OK. |
100 | 00:07:27,521 | 00:07:30,441 | Major Samantha Carter. US Air Force. | Major Samantha Carter. US Air Force. |
101 | 00:07:30,524 | 00:07:34,528 | Astrophysicist. Considered the foremost expert on the Stargate. | Astrophysicist. Considered the foremost expert on the Stargate. |
102 | 00:07:34,612 | 00:07:38,991 | You've explored territory that no one on Earth has ever seen | You've explored territory that no one on Earth has ever seen |
103 | 00:07:39,074 | 00:07:45,331 | and you've fought an enemy that no one on Earth has even imagined. | and you've fought an enemy that no one on Earth has even imagined. |
104 | 00:07:46,207 | 00:07:49,126 | Major Samantha Carter. | Major Samantha Carter. |
105 | 00:07:49,210 | 00:07:54,423 | Meet the six and a half billion people of the planet Earth. | Meet the six and a half billion people of the planet Earth. |
106 | 00:07:58,010 | 00:07:59,678 | Hi. | Hi. |
107 | 00:08:00,804 | 00:08:03,807 | I don't think I've ever asked this question before, | I don't think I've ever asked this question before, |
108 | 00:08:03,891 | 00:08:09,647 | - but what was it like to be, well, dead? - I wasn't exactly dead. | - but what was it like to be, well, dead? - I wasn't exactly dead. |
109 | 00:08:09,730 | 00:08:12,483 | You, what's the word, transcended? | You, what's the word, transcended? |
110 | 00:08:12,566 | 00:08:14,902 | Ascended. Yeah. | Ascended. Yeah. |
111 | 00:08:14,985 | 00:08:19,239 | Well, actually I did have the unfortunate experience of dying first. | Well, actually I did have the unfortunate experience of dying first. |
112 | 00:08:19,323 | 00:08:23,118 | Slowly and quite painfully first, I might add. | Slowly and quite painfully first, I might add. |
113 | 00:08:23,202 | 00:08:26,789 | In your file it says "Your human body"... I'm quoting here. | In your file it says "Your human body"... I'm quoting here. |
114 | 00:08:26,872 | 00:08:29,333 | "Your human body transformed into energy." | "Your human body transformed into energy." |
115 | 00:08:29,416 | 00:08:33,921 | "A bright white light rose above the hospital bed." Is that... | "A bright white light rose above the hospital bed." Is that... |
116 | 00:08:34,004 | 00:08:36,840 | - Yeah. - ..accurate? So, could you... | - Yeah. - ..accurate? So, could you... |
117 | 00:08:36,924 | 00:08:41,345 | Dr Jackson, could you, I don't know, elaborate? | Dr Jackson, could you, I don't know, elaborate? |
118 | 00:08:41,428 | 00:08:43,764 | - What did it feel like? - (bleeper) | - What did it feel like? - (bleeper) |
119 | 00:08:43,847 | 00:08:48,685 | I don't know. I really don't remember much after that. | I don't know. I really don't remember much after that. |
120 | 00:08:48,769 | 00:08:51,104 | Will you excuse me? | Will you excuse me? |
121 | 00:08:51,188 | 00:08:53,482 | Follow him. Come on, come on. | Follow him. Come on, come on. |
122 | 00:08:53,565 | 00:08:55,317 | Move. | Move. |
123 | 00:08:55,400 | 00:08:57,486 | Move! Move! | Move! Move! |
124 | 00:09:01,406 | 00:09:03,492 | Dr Jackson! | Dr Jackson! |
125 | 00:09:04,993 | 00:09:06,870 | What is it? What is it? | What is it? What is it? |
126 | 00:09:06,954 | 00:09:09,998 | - The mask fragment... - Sorry, could you slow down? | - The mask fragment... - Sorry, could you slow down? |
127 | 00:09:10,082 | 00:09:16,046 | The mask fragment from P3X-298 was dated to predynastic Egypt here on Earth. | The mask fragment from P3X-298 was dated to predynastic Egypt here on Earth. |
128 | 00:09:16,129 | 00:09:18,924 | Could you get a close shot of this? What is the... | Could you get a close shot of this? What is the... |
129 | 00:09:19,007 | 00:09:22,219 | What is the significance of that? | What is the significance of that? |
130 | 00:09:22,302 | 00:09:24,846 | It's fascinating. | It's fascinating. |
131 | 00:09:24,930 | 00:09:27,933 | It's... OK, you can back up. Back up. | It's... OK, you can back up. Back up. |
132 | 00:09:28,850 | 00:09:32,270 | That's it? It's fascinating? | That's it? It's fascinating? |
133 | 00:09:32,354 | 00:09:34,856 | Why were we running? | Why were we running? |
134 | 00:09:35,774 | 00:09:37,734 | Oh. | Oh. |
135 | 00:09:37,818 | 00:09:40,946 | I just wanted to see if you'd chase me. | I just wanted to see if you'd chase me. |
136 | 00:09:41,905 | 00:09:46,493 | OK, turn it off. Turn it off. Get that mike away from me. Turn it off. | OK, turn it off. Turn it off. Get that mike away from me. Turn it off. |
137 | 00:09:48,662 | 00:09:52,916 | Kevlar will not stop the energy blast from a staff weapon. | Kevlar will not stop the energy blast from a staff weapon. |
138 | 00:09:52,999 | 00:09:59,297 | The plating in other bulletproof protection gets superheated from the plasma. | The plating in other bulletproof protection gets superheated from the plasma. |
139 | 00:09:59,381 | 00:10:02,592 | While it would stop the penetration, | While it would stop the penetration, |
140 | 00:10:02,676 | 00:10:08,556 | the wearer is trapped in what becomes their own personal microwave oven. | the wearer is trapped in what becomes their own personal microwave oven. |
141 | 00:10:08,640 | 00:10:14,145 | Not a good idea. Anyway, what we've been working on is this. | Not a good idea. Anyway, what we've been working on is this. |
142 | 00:10:14,229 | 00:10:20,443 | A ceramic polymer which will resist the heat, stop the blast, and... | A ceramic polymer which will resist the heat, stop the blast, and... |
143 | 00:10:20,527 | 00:10:24,322 | fits into a standard-issue SG vest. | fits into a standard-issue SG vest. |
144 | 00:10:24,406 | 00:10:28,993 | Which Sergeant Siler will now demonstrate for us. | Which Sergeant Siler will now demonstrate for us. |
145 | 00:10:29,077 | 00:10:32,497 | Wouldn't it be a better... No, don't shoot me, shoot him. | Wouldn't it be a better... No, don't shoot me, shoot him. |
146 | 00:10:32,580 | 00:10:38,878 | Don't you think it would be more interesting... if I wore the vest? | Don't you think it would be more interesting... if I wore the vest? |
147 | 00:10:38,962 | 00:10:41,548 | - No. No, no, no. - Isn't it safe? | - No. No, no, no. - Isn't it safe? |
148 | 00:10:41,631 | 00:10:44,259 | Absolutely. It's not like we've never done it. | Absolutely. It's not like we've never done it. |
149 | 00:10:44,342 | 00:10:47,053 | Away from the face, big guy. | Away from the face, big guy. |
150 | 00:10:51,808 | 00:10:53,768 | It's all good. I'm fine. | It's all good. I'm fine. |
151 | 00:10:54,435 | 00:10:58,147 | You see, um... Yeah. See, he does that all the time. | You see, um... Yeah. See, he does that all the time. |
152 | 00:10:58,231 | 00:11:01,901 | The control room is sort of like the air-traffic control tower. | The control room is sort of like the air-traffic control tower. |
153 | 00:11:01,985 | 00:11:04,445 | We monitor all gate activity from here. | We monitor all gate activity from here. |
154 | 00:11:04,529 | 00:11:10,201 | (Bregman) So, what are all these blinking lights about? What are those lights there? | (Bregman) So, what are all these blinking lights about? What are those lights there? |
155 | 00:11:10,285 | 00:11:16,541 | This monitors the power consumption required to generate outgoing wormholes. | This monitors the power consumption required to generate outgoing wormholes. |
156 | 00:11:17,917 | 00:11:24,674 | Interestingly, we found our gate draws 10% more wattage than offworld gates. | Interestingly, we found our gate draws 10% more wattage than offworld gates. |
157 | 00:11:24,757 | 00:11:28,720 | That far exceeds any potential loss due to our man-made interface. | That far exceeds any potential loss due to our man-made interface. |
158 | 00:11:28,803 | 00:11:34,058 | We think it's the way the superconductive crystals inside absorb electrical energy. | We think it's the way the superconductive crystals inside absorb electrical energy. |
159 | 00:11:34,142 | 00:11:38,396 | But we're also trying to demonstrate that the DHDs are somehow producing | But we're also trying to demonstrate that the DHDs are somehow producing |
160 | 00:11:38,479 | 00:11:41,941 | a purer, more efficient form of power. | a purer, more efficient form of power. |
161 | 00:11:45,736 | 00:11:48,865 | Could we get a shot of the gate spinning? | Could we get a shot of the gate spinning? |
162 | 00:11:48,948 | 00:11:52,869 | Sure. It's really cool. Steam comes out of it and everything. | Sure. It's really cool. Steam comes out of it and everything. |
163 | 00:11:52,952 | 00:11:55,663 | - Great. - Major. | - Great. - Major. |
164 | 00:11:58,791 | 00:12:01,627 | Sorry, guys. An SG team's due to embark on a mission. | Sorry, guys. An SG team's due to embark on a mission. |
165 | 00:12:01,711 | 00:12:05,256 | That's great. We'll get a shot of them leaving. | That's great. We'll get a shot of them leaving. |
166 | 00:12:05,339 | 00:12:08,092 | Actually, you're gonna have to leave. | Actually, you're gonna have to leave. |
167 | 00:12:10,177 | 00:12:13,973 | Could I ask you something? Are you... You can stop shooting. Cut. | Could I ask you something? Are you... You can stop shooting. Cut. |
168 | 00:12:23,774 | 00:12:26,444 | OK, Balinsky, which way? | OK, Balinsky, which way? |
169 | 00:12:27,570 | 00:12:31,240 | - That way. - I'll take point. | - That way. - I'll take point. |
170 | 00:12:31,323 | 00:12:35,786 | Wells, Bosworth, you're rearguard. Five-metre spread. Keep your eyes open. | Wells, Bosworth, you're rearguard. Five-metre spread. Keep your eyes open. |
171 | 00:12:35,870 | 00:12:40,875 | The MALP showed no indication of any recent Goa'uld activity on this planet. | The MALP showed no indication of any recent Goa'uld activity on this planet. |
172 | 00:12:40,958 | 00:12:44,003 | I don't see any indication of anything here. | I don't see any indication of anything here. |
173 | 00:12:44,086 | 00:12:46,714 | Take the usual bet on that, sir? | Take the usual bet on that, sir? |
174 | 00:12:46,797 | 00:12:50,634 | - Sure. Wells? - An abandoned naqahdah mine. | - Sure. Wells? - An abandoned naqahdah mine. |
175 | 00:12:50,718 | 00:12:53,471 | Boring. Good odds. Bosworth? | Boring. Good odds. Bosworth? |
176 | 00:12:53,554 | 00:12:55,723 | I'm gonna put my money on trees, sir. | I'm gonna put my money on trees, sir. |
177 | 00:12:55,806 | 00:13:00,728 | Bosworth's disqualified for being a smart ass. I'll go with two-headed aliens. | Bosworth's disqualified for being a smart ass. I'll go with two-headed aliens. |
178 | 00:13:00,811 | 00:13:03,772 | Hostile or friendly, sir? | Hostile or friendly, sir? |
179 | 00:13:03,856 | 00:13:06,317 | One head good, one head bad. | One head good, one head bad. |
180 | 00:13:06,400 | 00:13:07,693 | Balinsky? | Balinsky? |
181 | 00:13:07,776 | 00:13:09,862 | Ruins of an ancient city. | Ruins of an ancient city. |
182 | 00:13:09,945 | 00:13:12,656 | Yeah. You wish. | Yeah. You wish. |
183 | 00:13:17,661 | 00:13:20,914 | All night screaming. Projectile vomiting. | All night screaming. Projectile vomiting. |
184 | 00:13:20,998 | 00:13:24,793 | Nuclear diapers. You have no idea. | Nuclear diapers. You have no idea. |
185 | 00:13:24,877 | 00:13:29,506 | The reason they make 'em so cute is so you don't suffocate 'em in their sleep. | The reason they make 'em so cute is so you don't suffocate 'em in their sleep. |
186 | 00:13:29,590 | 00:13:34,720 | - Sir, you have four kids. - Why do you think I enjoy work so much? | - Sir, you have four kids. - Why do you think I enjoy work so much? |
187 | 00:13:35,846 | 00:13:40,184 | Don't get me wrong. I love the little buggers to death, but trust me... | Don't get me wrong. I love the little buggers to death, but trust me... |
188 | 00:13:40,267 | 00:13:46,523 | it makes going through a Stargate and facing alien bad guys look like nothing. | it makes going through a Stargate and facing alien bad guys look like nothing. |
189 | 00:13:47,816 | 00:13:51,528 | - This is relaxing. - Then why'd you have four? | - This is relaxing. - Then why'd you have four? |
190 | 00:13:53,614 | 00:13:56,825 | One's pretty bad. But you figure... | One's pretty bad. But you figure... |
191 | 00:13:56,909 | 00:14:01,747 | you gotta have two so the little guy can have a brother or sister, right? | you gotta have two so the little guy can have a brother or sister, right? |
192 | 00:14:01,830 | 00:14:05,375 | Then you have two boys, and the wife says she wants a girl. | Then you have two boys, and the wife says she wants a girl. |
193 | 00:14:05,459 | 00:14:09,421 | You figure, hell, three can't be much worse than two, right? | You figure, hell, three can't be much worse than two, right? |
194 | 00:14:09,504 | 00:14:13,800 | What you don't realise is your brain is fried cos you haven't slept. | What you don't realise is your brain is fried cos you haven't slept. |
195 | 00:14:13,884 | 00:14:17,304 | After three, four is no big deal. You're so deep in. | After three, four is no big deal. You're so deep in. |
196 | 00:14:17,387 | 00:14:20,641 | Nothing seems to matter any more. It's chaos. | Nothing seems to matter any more. It's chaos. |
197 | 00:14:20,724 | 00:14:25,354 | You're just trying to make it through each day alive. And in the end... | You're just trying to make it through each day alive. And in the end... |
198 | 00:14:25,437 | 00:14:29,483 | you spend all the energy you have left trying to get 'em into bed. | you spend all the energy you have left trying to get 'em into bed. |
199 | 00:14:29,566 | 00:14:35,197 | Only to lie awake, praying they don't get hooked on drugs. | Only to lie awake, praying they don't get hooked on drugs. |
200 | 00:14:36,156 | 00:14:41,161 | Or hurt. Or worse, wind up dead in an alley somewhere. | Or hurt. Or worse, wind up dead in an alley somewhere. |
201 | 00:14:41,787 | 00:14:46,374 | - I can't wait, sir. - Miracle of birth, my ass. | - I can't wait, sir. - Miracle of birth, my ass. |
202 | 00:14:46,458 | 00:14:51,630 | I'll tell you what a miracle is. Birth control that works. | I'll tell you what a miracle is. Birth control that works. |
203 | 00:14:57,302 | 00:14:59,179 | Well, I'll be damned. | Well, I'll be damned. |
204 | 00:15:06,394 | 00:15:08,522 | I win. | I win. |
205 | 00:15:15,070 | 00:15:16,321 | Sir. | Sir. |
206 | 00:15:16,404 | 00:15:18,990 | Did you do your interview yet? | Did you do your interview yet? |
207 | 00:15:19,074 | 00:15:21,076 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
208 | 00:15:21,159 | 00:15:23,703 | Mary Steenburgen? | Mary Steenburgen? |
209 | 00:15:23,787 | 00:15:25,872 | She's so hot. | She's so hot. |
210 | 00:15:26,748 | 00:15:30,043 | Can you tell me the reason for this documentary again? | Can you tell me the reason for this documentary again? |
211 | 00:15:30,126 | 00:15:36,091 | Didn't you read the memo? Officially, it's for the 1,000th trip through the Stargate, | Didn't you read the memo? Officially, it's for the 1,000th trip through the Stargate, |
212 | 00:15:36,174 | 00:15:39,302 | - but I think there's more to it. - One thousand? | - but I think there's more to it. - One thousand? |
213 | 00:15:39,386 | 00:15:42,597 | I know. Hard to believe we've been at it this long. | I know. Hard to believe we've been at it this long. |
214 | 00:15:42,680 | 00:15:45,308 | There should be a cake. | There should be a cake. |
215 | 00:15:45,392 | 00:15:47,477 | Wait, um... | Wait, um... |
216 | 00:15:47,560 | 00:15:49,521 | Dr Jackson, I just gotta... | Dr Jackson, I just gotta... |
217 | 00:15:49,604 | 00:15:54,943 | "Your memory was erased when you returned to..." | "Your memory was erased when you returned to..." |
218 | 00:15:55,026 | 00:15:57,153 | I'm quoting here. | I'm quoting here. |
219 | 00:15:57,237 | 00:15:59,405 | .."human form". | .."human form". |
220 | 00:15:59,489 | 00:16:04,327 | That sounds completely idiotic. Make a note, I have to reask that question. | That sounds completely idiotic. Make a note, I have to reask that question. |
221 | 00:16:04,410 | 00:16:08,414 | Sorry. Could you...? What can you tell us about all that? | Sorry. Could you...? What can you tell us about all that? |
222 | 00:16:08,498 | 00:16:10,875 | Not much. | Not much. |
223 | 00:16:12,252 | 00:16:18,925 | OK. Well, can you tell us a little bit about what things were like before that? | OK. Well, can you tell us a little bit about what things were like before that? |
224 | 00:16:19,008 | 00:16:24,389 | Thankfully I have most of those memories back. There are still a few holes. | Thankfully I have most of those memories back. There are still a few holes. |
225 | 00:16:24,472 | 00:16:26,349 | OK. | OK. |
226 | 00:16:28,643 | 00:16:34,148 | "The pharaohs of the fourth dynasty did not build the pyramids." | "The pharaohs of the fourth dynasty did not build the pyramids." |
227 | 00:16:34,232 | 00:16:37,735 | No, they didn't. They're landing pads for Goa'uld motherships. | No, they didn't. They're landing pads for Goa'uld motherships. |
228 | 00:16:37,819 | 00:16:41,781 | I'm quoting from a speech you made before your introduction to the Stargate. | I'm quoting from a speech you made before your introduction to the Stargate. |
229 | 00:16:41,864 | 00:16:47,036 | I presume that you knew nothing about landing platforms or motherships, right? | I presume that you knew nothing about landing platforms or motherships, right? |
230 | 00:16:47,120 | 00:16:51,082 | - Right. No. - Until you met Catherine Langford. | - Right. No. - Until you met Catherine Langford. |
231 | 00:16:51,165 | 00:16:55,211 | - Right. - And she introduced you to the Stargate. | - Right. - And she introduced you to the Stargate. |
232 | 00:16:55,294 | 00:16:57,255 | Right. | Right. |
233 | 00:16:58,172 | 00:16:59,841 | So. | So. |
234 | 00:17:00,883 | 00:17:02,802 | Why? | Why? |
235 | 00:17:02,885 | 00:17:04,971 | Why what? | Why what? |
236 | 00:17:08,057 | 00:17:12,103 | - Why did she do that? - I don't know. You'd have to ask her. | - Why did she do that? - I don't know. You'd have to ask her. |
237 | 00:17:15,523 | 00:17:18,818 | OK, maybe I'll ask her. Where is she? Is she transcended? | OK, maybe I'll ask her. Where is she? Is she transcended? |
238 | 00:17:18,901 | 00:17:23,990 | - Or ascended, or something like that? - No, retired, actually. But... | - Or ascended, or something like that? - No, retired, actually. But... |
239 | 00:17:24,073 | 00:17:26,158 | you never know. | you never know. |
240 | 00:17:30,246 | 00:17:33,165 | So I'm just reading your file here. | So I'm just reading your file here. |
241 | 00:17:33,249 | 00:17:38,879 | It's fascinating. I should ask you immediately here... You're an alien? | It's fascinating. I should ask you immediately here... You're an alien? |
242 | 00:17:39,797 | 00:17:44,176 | I mean, well, not to you. To us, you would be... | I mean, well, not to you. To us, you would be... |
243 | 00:17:44,260 | 00:17:51,517 | Anyway, you were the highest-ranking officer in the service of our alien enemies. | Anyway, you were the highest-ranking officer in the service of our alien enemies. |
244 | 00:17:51,600 | 00:17:54,103 | And you turned against them. | And you turned against them. |
245 | 00:17:55,062 | 00:17:58,190 | Why did you turn against them when you did? | Why did you turn against them when you did? |
246 | 00:18:08,325 | 00:18:12,872 | I mean, why are you sitting there if you don't intend to answer my questions? | I mean, why are you sitting there if you don't intend to answer my questions? |
247 | 00:18:12,955 | 00:18:15,875 | Because I was requested to by General Hammond. | Because I was requested to by General Hammond. |
248 | 00:18:15,958 | 00:18:21,255 | I see. And he didn't happen to mention to you that part of the interview process | I see. And he didn't happen to mention to you that part of the interview process |
249 | 00:18:21,338 | 00:18:25,009 | involved actually saying something? | involved actually saying something? |
250 | 00:18:25,551 | 00:18:26,677 | No. | No. |
251 | 00:18:29,763 | 00:18:31,849 | OK. Um... | OK. Um... |
252 | 00:18:31,932 | 00:18:35,853 | All right, let's try this. Colonel Jack O'Neill. | All right, let's try this. Colonel Jack O'Neill. |
253 | 00:18:36,478 | 00:18:40,149 | You must have a tremendous amount of respect for him. | You must have a tremendous amount of respect for him. |
254 | 00:18:40,232 | 00:18:43,527 | Or maybe you don't. Let me rephrase. | Or maybe you don't. Let me rephrase. |
255 | 00:18:43,610 | 00:18:47,156 | Colonel Jack O'Neill is your immediate superior. | Colonel Jack O'Neill is your immediate superior. |
256 | 00:18:48,240 | 00:18:51,994 | OK, maybe not in terms of species, but... | OK, maybe not in terms of species, but... |
257 | 00:18:52,077 | 00:18:54,913 | - He's your commanding officer. - Indeed. | - He's your commanding officer. - Indeed. |
258 | 00:18:54,997 | 00:18:57,666 | Good! OK, good. Good. | Good! OK, good. Good. |
259 | 00:18:57,750 | 00:19:01,712 | Terrific. Is there anything you can tell us about him? | Terrific. Is there anything you can tell us about him? |
260 | 00:19:01,795 | 00:19:07,634 | If you wish to learn of Colonel O'Neill, you should interview Colonel O'Neill. | If you wish to learn of Colonel O'Neill, you should interview Colonel O'Neill. |
261 | 00:19:07,718 | 00:19:12,556 | OK. Thanks. That's a good idea. Let me ask you this... Where are you going? | OK. Thanks. That's a good idea. Let me ask you this... Where are you going? |
262 | 00:19:19,771 | 00:19:21,565 | How long? | How long? |
263 | 00:19:21,648 | 00:19:26,361 | - I don't know. Why? We just got here. - An hour ago. | - I don't know. Why? We just got here. - An hour ago. |
264 | 00:19:26,445 | 00:19:29,740 | I need more time. Look at this place, it's incredible. | I need more time. Look at this place, it's incredible. |
265 | 00:19:30,532 | 00:19:33,368 | - You've seen one crumbled city... - Sir. | - You've seen one crumbled city... - Sir. |
266 | 00:19:33,452 | 00:19:37,789 | - This place was built by the Ancients. - Are you sure? | - This place was built by the Ancients. - Are you sure? |
267 | 00:19:37,873 | 00:19:42,127 | Yes. These markings, and this stone architecture... | Yes. These markings, and this stone architecture... |
268 | 00:19:42,210 | 00:19:44,671 | Dr Jackson is gonna die when he sees this. | Dr Jackson is gonna die when he sees this. |
269 | 00:19:44,755 | 00:19:46,548 | What, again? | What, again? |
270 | 00:19:46,631 | 00:19:48,508 | Funny. | Funny. |
271 | 00:19:55,807 | 00:19:57,434 | Don't go far. | Don't go far. |
272 | 00:20:00,520 | 00:20:03,565 | - It looks like an alien. - Shut up. | - It looks like an alien. - Shut up. |
273 | 00:20:04,608 | 00:20:09,237 | - Remember that thing on P2X-787? - Get lost. | - Remember that thing on P2X-787? - Get lost. |
274 | 00:20:09,321 | 00:20:12,532 | See, that thing was easy on the eyes by comparison. | See, that thing was easy on the eyes by comparison. |
275 | 00:20:12,616 | 00:20:14,701 | Let me see. | Let me see. |
276 | 00:20:17,078 | 00:20:20,749 | - That's pretty scary, Wells. - It's my unborn son, sir. | - That's pretty scary, Wells. - It's my unborn son, sir. |
277 | 00:20:20,832 | 00:20:23,335 | How can you tell? | How can you tell? |
278 | 00:20:24,252 | 00:20:28,423 | I don't know, Wells. I wouldn't paint the room blue just yet. | I don't know, Wells. I wouldn't paint the room blue just yet. |
279 | 00:20:29,424 | 00:20:31,676 | Take cover! | Take cover! |
280 | 00:21:00,705 | 00:21:02,832 | Colonel, now! | Colonel, now! |
281 | 00:21:11,049 | 00:21:13,134 | Hold! | Hold! |
282 | 00:21:34,822 | 00:21:36,908 | What the hell is it? | What the hell is it? |
283 | 00:21:37,951 | 00:21:41,454 | Like the people who are now serving here at the SGC, | Like the people who are now serving here at the SGC, |
284 | 00:21:41,537 | 00:21:45,959 | the youth of tomorrow will one day have to defend the free spirit of mankind. | the youth of tomorrow will one day have to defend the free spirit of mankind. |
285 | 00:21:46,042 | 00:21:52,340 | And not just on our fair planet, but out there. Through the Stargate. | And not just on our fair planet, but out there. Through the Stargate. |
286 | 00:21:52,423 | 00:21:55,134 | In the vastness of the galaxy, | In the vastness of the galaxy, |
287 | 00:21:55,218 | 00:22:01,015 | where untold evil with powers... we've never seen before | where untold evil with powers... we've never seen before |
288 | 00:22:01,099 | 00:22:05,144 | are still waiting... to prey upon us. | are still waiting... to prey upon us. |
289 | 00:22:07,563 | 00:22:09,232 | OK. Cut. | OK. Cut. |
290 | 00:22:12,151 | 00:22:14,529 | Senator. Great. | Senator. Great. |
291 | 00:22:14,612 | 00:22:18,991 | Thank you so much for doing this. It was really terrific. | Thank you so much for doing this. It was really terrific. |
292 | 00:22:19,075 | 00:22:23,162 | - These people deserve it. - We're trying our best. Listen, Senator... | - These people deserve it. - We're trying our best. Listen, Senator... |
293 | 00:22:23,246 | 00:22:26,791 | I hope you don't mind me saying this, but... | I hope you don't mind me saying this, but... |
294 | 00:22:27,959 | 00:22:32,296 | It sounded a bit like a speech. I don't think you're gonna like the results. | It sounded a bit like a speech. I don't think you're gonna like the results. |
295 | 00:22:32,380 | 00:22:38,052 | What if we do it off-the-cuff and I throw things at you and see how you respond? | What if we do it off-the-cuff and I throw things at you and see how you respond? |
296 | 00:22:38,135 | 00:22:40,054 | No. | No. |
297 | 00:22:40,137 | 00:22:41,847 | - No? - No. | - No? - No. |
298 | 00:22:42,515 | 00:22:48,145 | - If you want anything else from me... - Yes, actually, Senator... | - If you want anything else from me... - Yes, actually, Senator... |
299 | 00:22:53,109 | 00:22:55,820 | Colonel. As I'm sure you know, | Colonel. As I'm sure you know, |
300 | 00:22:55,903 | 00:22:59,240 | I'm to be part of the piece these men are putting together | I'm to be part of the piece these men are putting together |
301 | 00:22:59,323 | 00:23:03,994 | to document the fine work you're doing here at the SGC. | to document the fine work you're doing here at the SGC. |
302 | 00:23:04,912 | 00:23:08,916 | - No, I didn't know that. - (laughs) Well, I'm... | - No, I didn't know that. - (laughs) Well, I'm... |
303 | 00:23:08,999 | 00:23:11,919 | I'm sure there was a memo. | I'm sure there was a memo. |
304 | 00:23:15,965 | 00:23:19,552 | Did you tell them about the time you tried to shut this place? | Did you tell them about the time you tried to shut this place? |
305 | 00:23:19,635 | 00:23:24,348 | - Or the time you had Hammond by the... - I suggest you watch what you say. | - Or the time you had Hammond by the... - I suggest you watch what you say. |
306 | 00:23:24,431 | 00:23:28,936 | - Slander is a serious offence. - Yes. So I hear. | - Slander is a serious offence. - Yes. So I hear. |
307 | 00:23:30,479 | 00:23:34,900 | I have always been a strong supporter of this programme. | I have always been a strong supporter of this programme. |
308 | 00:23:34,984 | 00:23:37,903 | I admit I was critical in the past, but only because of | I admit I was critical in the past, but only because of |
309 | 00:23:37,987 | 00:23:42,992 | the unrealised potential I see this operation as having. | the unrealised potential I see this operation as having. |
310 | 00:23:44,827 | 00:23:47,580 | How did your interview go, Colonel? | How did your interview go, Colonel? |
311 | 00:23:47,663 | 00:23:49,915 | It was short. | It was short. |
312 | 00:23:49,999 | 00:23:52,084 | Yet oh, so sweet. | Yet oh, so sweet. |
313 | 00:23:52,626 | 00:23:55,587 | (Kinsey) The president wants you to play ball on this. | (Kinsey) The president wants you to play ball on this. |
314 | 00:23:55,671 | 00:24:01,885 | I hope you're not intending to disappoint our Commander in Chief. | I hope you're not intending to disappoint our Commander in Chief. |
315 | 00:24:01,969 | 00:24:08,100 | I would think you would want to show your appreciation for his backing. | I would think you would want to show your appreciation for his backing. |
316 | 00:24:08,183 | 00:24:14,314 | What are you doing here? Last time l checked, you were trying to discredit him. | What are you doing here? Last time l checked, you were trying to discredit him. |
317 | 00:24:14,398 | 00:24:16,567 | His term is up. | His term is up. |
318 | 00:24:16,650 | 00:24:22,239 | My running mate and I are merely pointing out to the American people | My running mate and I are merely pointing out to the American people |
319 | 00:24:22,322 | 00:24:25,826 | certain areas that we think we can do a better job in. | certain areas that we think we can do a better job in. |
320 | 00:24:25,909 | 00:24:28,829 | And when that time comes... | And when that time comes... |
321 | 00:24:29,997 | 00:24:33,750 | I know we can count on your vote, Colonel. | I know we can count on your vote, Colonel. |
322 | 00:24:33,834 | 00:24:36,545 | Yeah. That'll happen. | Yeah. That'll happen. |
323 | 00:24:38,297 | 00:24:40,799 | And I want you to know this. | And I want you to know this. |
324 | 00:24:40,883 | 00:24:47,389 | If elected, this programme can count on our full support. | If elected, this programme can count on our full support. |
325 | 00:24:50,350 | 00:24:52,936 | - You want to get this? - Sure. | - You want to get this? - Sure. |
326 | 00:24:56,231 | 00:24:59,693 | You smarmy, self-righteous, opportunistic... | You smarmy, self-righteous, opportunistic... |
327 | 00:24:59,776 | 00:25:01,987 | - (alarm) - Unscheduled offworld activation. | - (alarm) - Unscheduled offworld activation. |
328 | 00:25:02,070 | 00:25:07,534 | Colonel O'Neill to the control room. Repeat, unscheduled offworld activation. | Colonel O'Neill to the control room. Repeat, unscheduled offworld activation. |
329 | 00:25:08,994 | 00:25:11,705 | Duty calls. | Duty calls. |
330 | 00:25:11,788 | 00:25:15,959 | - I was done. - Colonel, what is this offworld activation? | - I was done. - Colonel, what is this offworld activation? |
331 | 00:25:16,043 | 00:25:19,296 | - I won't know until I get there. - Great. Where's there? | - I won't know until I get there. - Great. Where's there? |
332 | 00:25:19,379 | 00:25:22,090 | There is here for you. | There is here for you. |
333 | 00:25:22,174 | 00:25:24,634 | Ongoing activity. | Ongoing activity. |
334 | 00:25:25,719 | 00:25:29,014 | Balinsky wants to stay, sir. | Balinsky wants to stay, sir. |
335 | 00:25:29,097 | 00:25:31,850 | You see anything else worth staying for? | You see anything else worth staying for? |
336 | 00:25:31,933 | 00:25:36,104 | - Hard to say. - We need to finish searching these ruins. | - Hard to say. - We need to finish searching these ruins. |
337 | 00:25:36,188 | 00:25:40,358 | - How long? - A day or two, maybe more. | - How long? - A day or two, maybe more. |
338 | 00:25:40,817 | 00:25:43,987 | Be nice to send up a UAV, get an aerial overview. | Be nice to send up a UAV, get an aerial overview. |
339 | 00:25:44,070 | 00:25:47,824 | Permission to remain granted. I'll send SG-3 as backup. | Permission to remain granted. I'll send SG-3 as backup. |
340 | 00:25:47,908 | 00:25:51,661 | - Any further threats, get out immediately. - Understood, sir. | - Any further threats, get out immediately. - Understood, sir. |
341 | 00:25:51,745 | 00:25:56,917 | In the meantime I can run some tests on the device. See what it's been doing there. | In the meantime I can run some tests on the device. See what it's been doing there. |
342 | 00:25:57,000 | 00:25:59,502 | Send the device back, report in on the hour. | Send the device back, report in on the hour. |
343 | 00:25:59,586 | 00:26:02,756 | Yes, sir. SG-13 out. | Yes, sir. SG-13 out. |
344 | 00:26:02,839 | 00:26:04,716 | Sir. | Sir. |
345 | 00:26:06,968 | 00:26:10,847 | - It's not that I don't appreciate... - I knew they were headed your way. | - It's not that I don't appreciate... - I knew they were headed your way. |
346 | 00:26:10,930 | 00:26:14,434 | I thought you might be looking for an excuse to get away. | I thought you might be looking for an excuse to get away. |
347 | 00:26:14,517 | 00:26:21,149 | I thought as much, sir. And I just wanted to express my deep and unyielding... | I thought as much, sir. And I just wanted to express my deep and unyielding... |
348 | 00:26:21,232 | 00:26:23,651 | ..love for you, sir. | ..love for you, sir. |
349 | 00:26:23,735 | 00:26:27,906 | General? If you have a moment, Mr Bregman would like a word. | General? If you have a moment, Mr Bregman would like a word. |
350 | 00:26:31,367 | 00:26:36,164 | "Exempt from clearance are all current activities not reviewed by this office." | "Exempt from clearance are all current activities not reviewed by this office." |
351 | 00:26:36,247 | 00:26:38,708 | That being the Pentagon. | That being the Pentagon. |
352 | 00:26:38,791 | 00:26:42,212 | - Breathing is a current activity. - My interpretation is: | - Breathing is a current activity. - My interpretation is: |
353 | 00:26:42,295 | 00:26:47,634 | You are not authorised to know about the most recent unscheduled activation. | You are not authorised to know about the most recent unscheduled activation. |
354 | 00:26:47,717 | 00:26:50,929 | General, I need a little leeway. | General, I need a little leeway. |
355 | 00:26:51,012 | 00:26:56,684 | I said I was going to hold you to the letter of these orders, Mr Bregman. Give it up. | I said I was going to hold you to the letter of these orders, Mr Bregman. Give it up. |
356 | 00:27:02,440 | 00:27:06,402 | - You know, Colonel O'Neill... - Is currently unavailable. | - You know, Colonel O'Neill... - Is currently unavailable. |
357 | 00:27:06,486 | 00:27:11,532 | The president has given me his full support. Why are you resisting? | The president has given me his full support. Why are you resisting? |
358 | 00:27:11,616 | 00:27:14,452 | I'm not resisting. I'm following orders. | I'm not resisting. I'm following orders. |
359 | 00:27:14,535 | 00:27:20,041 | My opinion is that I don't think my people need to be put under a microscope. | My opinion is that I don't think my people need to be put under a microscope. |
360 | 00:27:20,124 | 00:27:22,877 | Cameras don't just record things. | Cameras don't just record things. |
361 | 00:27:22,960 | 00:27:26,631 | They change what they record simply by being there. | They change what they record simply by being there. |
362 | 00:27:26,714 | 00:27:30,468 | The work these people do is hard enough without them feeling | The work these people do is hard enough without them feeling |
363 | 00:27:30,551 | 00:27:34,514 | that every breath they take is being preserved for judgment. | that every breath they take is being preserved for judgment. |
364 | 00:27:34,597 | 00:27:36,974 | - Maybe it should be. - Excuse me? | - Maybe it should be. - Excuse me? |
365 | 00:27:37,058 | 00:27:39,519 | I said maybe it should be. | I said maybe it should be. |
366 | 00:27:39,602 | 00:27:44,273 | The Pentagon has allowed journalists to be embedded with the forces before. | The Pentagon has allowed journalists to be embedded with the forces before. |
367 | 00:27:44,357 | 00:27:49,320 | Under fire, under pressure. So that what's seen and what's heard is the truth. | Under fire, under pressure. So that what's seen and what's heard is the truth. |
368 | 00:27:49,403 | 00:27:53,241 | - I think we're through. - I don't. I don't disagree... | - I think we're through. - I don't. I don't disagree... |
369 | 00:27:53,324 | 00:27:55,952 | - (phone rings) - Excuse me. | - (phone rings) - Excuse me. |
370 | 00:28:08,547 | 00:28:12,551 | - You ever seen anything like this? - I have not. | - You ever seen anything like this? - I have not. |
371 | 00:28:12,635 | 00:28:18,140 | Definitely a remote probe of some kind. The capacity of the memory is immense. | Definitely a remote probe of some kind. The capacity of the memory is immense. |
372 | 00:28:18,224 | 00:28:22,728 | But so far, all I've found are detailed images of the ruins. | But so far, all I've found are detailed images of the ruins. |
373 | 00:28:22,812 | 00:28:27,149 | You know, it makes sense. We use a MALP, why wouldn't the Goa'uld? | You know, it makes sense. We use a MALP, why wouldn't the Goa'uld? |
374 | 00:28:27,233 | 00:28:33,781 | The Goa'uld are scavengers. It is quite possible they got the idea from us. | The Goa'uld are scavengers. It is quite possible they got the idea from us. |
375 | 00:28:33,864 | 00:28:37,368 | So, you do your interview with the documentary crew yet? | So, you do your interview with the documentary crew yet? |
376 | 00:28:37,451 | 00:28:38,744 | Indeed. | Indeed. |
377 | 00:28:38,828 | 00:28:41,914 | I can't wait to hear what everyone else said. | I can't wait to hear what everyone else said. |
378 | 00:28:41,997 | 00:28:44,667 | I did not say much. | I did not say much. |
379 | 00:28:44,750 | 00:28:49,380 | Really? That is surprising. It's usually so hard to shut you up. | Really? That is surprising. It's usually so hard to shut you up. |
380 | 00:28:51,090 | 00:28:54,385 | I found the entire experience unpleasant. | I found the entire experience unpleasant. |
381 | 00:28:54,468 | 00:28:59,348 | - They want to talk to me again. - Did your interview not go well either? | - They want to talk to me again. - Did your interview not go well either? |
382 | 00:28:59,431 | 00:29:04,270 | I thought it was fine, but apparently I looked nervous. | I thought it was fine, but apparently I looked nervous. |
383 | 00:29:11,694 | 00:29:16,156 | What is the meaning of "offworld activation"? What is that about? | What is the meaning of "offworld activation"? What is that about? |
384 | 00:29:16,240 | 00:29:19,368 | - I'm not... - You wouldn't tell me even if you knew. | - I'm not... - You wouldn't tell me even if you knew. |
385 | 00:29:19,451 | 00:29:23,664 | You remind me of the minders in the Gulf that used to censor our reports. | You remind me of the minders in the Gulf that used to censor our reports. |
386 | 00:29:23,747 | 00:29:27,000 | It's not as if we're conspiring to cover up the truth. | It's not as if we're conspiring to cover up the truth. |
387 | 00:29:27,084 | 00:29:29,503 | Censoring reports in combat makes sense. | Censoring reports in combat makes sense. |
388 | 00:29:29,586 | 00:29:34,007 | You should not jeopardise troops involved in ongoing missions. | You should not jeopardise troops involved in ongoing missions. |
389 | 00:29:34,091 | 00:29:39,847 | This isn't the news. Are you broadcasting this to the enemy on some other planet? | This isn't the news. Are you broadcasting this to the enemy on some other planet? |
390 | 00:29:39,930 | 00:29:43,767 | Look, I have been denied access to several prior mission files | Look, I have been denied access to several prior mission files |
391 | 00:29:43,851 | 00:29:47,229 | cos no one wants me to know how close we've come to... | cos no one wants me to know how close we've come to... |
392 | 00:29:47,312 | 00:29:50,149 | You're not conspiring. Why don't you tell me? | You're not conspiring. Why don't you tell me? |
393 | 00:29:50,232 | 00:29:53,443 | - We've come close to what? - Being compromised. | - We've come close to what? - Being compromised. |
394 | 00:29:53,527 | 00:29:56,113 | Being compromised. There's a euphemism. | Being compromised. There's a euphemism. |
395 | 00:29:56,196 | 00:30:00,158 | Close to the brink of planetary annihilation is more accurate. | Close to the brink of planetary annihilation is more accurate. |
396 | 00:30:00,242 | 00:30:02,661 | That's why we're not allowed to film. | That's why we're not allowed to film. |
397 | 00:30:02,744 | 00:30:06,415 | Every time they open that gate, something could go wrong. | Every time they open that gate, something could go wrong. |
398 | 00:30:06,498 | 00:30:12,379 | In which case, it wouldn't really matter what we had on tape, would it? | In which case, it wouldn't really matter what we had on tape, would it? |
399 | 00:30:12,462 | 00:30:15,048 | What did you say? | What did you say? |
400 | 00:30:16,091 | 00:30:18,302 | What did you say? "It doesn't matter"? | What did you say? "It doesn't matter"? |
401 | 00:30:18,385 | 00:30:23,473 | If you had any integrity at all, you would resign before I had to replace you. | If you had any integrity at all, you would resign before I had to replace you. |
402 | 00:30:23,557 | 00:30:27,394 | I'd rather be replaced than court-martialled. | I'd rather be replaced than court-martialled. |
403 | 00:30:27,477 | 00:30:32,983 | The bottom line is, the SGC is not gonna let any of this out until it's declassified. | The bottom line is, the SGC is not gonna let any of this out until it's declassified. |
404 | 00:30:33,066 | 00:30:35,986 | - Why not shoot it and decide later? - It's not up to me. | - Why not shoot it and decide later? - It's not up to me. |
405 | 00:30:36,069 | 00:30:38,905 | "Not up to me." "Not up to me." | "Not up to me." "Not up to me." |
406 | 00:30:38,989 | 00:30:42,451 | Colonel. Colonel. We're all set up for you right here. | Colonel. Colonel. We're all set up for you right here. |
407 | 00:30:42,534 | 00:30:44,953 | - Briefing. - Colonel. Colonel. | - Briefing. - Colonel. Colonel. |
408 | 00:30:45,036 | 00:30:48,540 | Colonel! You know, I'm gonna get you on camera sooner or later. | Colonel! You know, I'm gonna get you on camera sooner or later. |
409 | 00:30:48,623 | 00:30:52,878 | Even if all I get is a series of shots of you avoiding being got. | Even if all I get is a series of shots of you avoiding being got. |
410 | 00:30:52,961 | 00:30:57,340 | Fire away. I hope shots of my ass serve you well. | Fire away. I hope shots of my ass serve you well. |
411 | 00:31:02,512 | 00:31:06,057 | All right, pack up. What are we doing here? | All right, pack up. What are we doing here? |
412 | 00:31:07,350 | 00:31:10,979 | How do you feel about Colonel O'Neill? | How do you feel about Colonel O'Neill? |
413 | 00:31:12,105 | 00:31:14,399 | He's an amazing man. | He's an amazing man. |
414 | 00:31:14,482 | 00:31:19,779 | After everything he's done, he's still modest. Quite self-effacing, actually. | After everything he's done, he's still modest. Quite self-effacing, actually. |
415 | 00:31:19,863 | 00:31:24,034 | He even likes people to think he's not as smart as he really is. | He even likes people to think he's not as smart as he really is. |
416 | 00:31:24,117 | 00:31:26,703 | Bottom line: he's an incredibly strong leader | Bottom line: he's an incredibly strong leader |
417 | 00:31:26,786 | 00:31:31,875 | who's given more of himself for this programme than any man has given for... | who's given more of himself for this programme than any man has given for... |
418 | 00:31:31,958 | 00:31:35,045 | well, anything I can imagine. | well, anything I can imagine. |
419 | 00:31:35,879 | 00:31:39,632 | Do you spend a lot of time together outside of work? | Do you spend a lot of time together outside of work? |
420 | 00:31:39,716 | 00:31:41,926 | We don't get much time outside of work. | We don't get much time outside of work. |
421 | 00:31:42,010 | 00:31:46,181 | And when we do, our personal interests are a little different. | And when we do, our personal interests are a little different. |
422 | 00:31:46,264 | 00:31:50,685 | Did you ever hear the expression "opposites attract"? | Did you ever hear the expression "opposites attract"? |
423 | 00:31:50,768 | 00:31:53,480 | We have a very professional relationship. | We have a very professional relationship. |
424 | 00:31:53,563 | 00:31:57,567 | Really? Professional? After everything you've been through? | Really? Professional? After everything you've been through? |
425 | 00:31:57,650 | 00:32:02,405 | You must have, maybe it's not too much to say, faced death together? | You must have, maybe it's not too much to say, faced death together? |
426 | 00:32:02,488 | 00:32:08,995 | Yeah. Not unlike countless military personnel throughout the years. | Yeah. Not unlike countless military personnel throughout the years. |
427 | 00:32:09,078 | 00:32:14,876 | I won't deny there's a bond between us. Daniel and Teal'c are also like family. | I won't deny there's a bond between us. Daniel and Teal'c are also like family. |
428 | 00:32:14,959 | 00:32:19,213 | Colonel O'Neill is first and foremost my superior officer. | Colonel O'Neill is first and foremost my superior officer. |
429 | 00:32:19,297 | 00:32:24,510 | Even if there was potential for something more, and I'm not saying that there is, | Even if there was potential for something more, and I'm not saying that there is, |
430 | 00:32:24,594 | 00:32:30,808 | our military positions and the very nature of our job wouldn't allow for it. | our military positions and the very nature of our job wouldn't allow for it. |
431 | 00:32:32,143 | 00:32:36,773 | Well, basically, when the gate is dialling, I say: | Well, basically, when the gate is dialling, I say: |
432 | 00:32:36,856 | 00:32:40,318 | "Chevron one encoded, chevron two encoded" | "Chevron one encoded, chevron two encoded" |
433 | 00:32:40,401 | 00:32:44,530 | and so on incrementally, up to the seventh chevron, | and so on incrementally, up to the seventh chevron, |
434 | 00:32:44,614 | 00:32:50,912 | which is a little different because that's when the wormhole connects. | which is a little different because that's when the wormhole connects. |
435 | 00:32:50,995 | 00:32:55,792 | When that happens, I like to change things up a bit and just say: | When that happens, I like to change things up a bit and just say: |
436 | 00:32:55,875 | 00:32:58,669 | "Chevron seven locked." | "Chevron seven locked." |
437 | 00:32:59,420 | 00:33:01,839 | Locked. That's great. | Locked. That's great. |
438 | 00:33:01,923 | 00:33:05,426 | That's good. Anything else? | That's good. Anything else? |
439 | 00:33:05,510 | 00:33:08,888 | Oh, yeah. I'm responsible for this. | Oh, yeah. I'm responsible for this. |
440 | 00:33:10,431 | 00:33:12,391 | Close the iris. | Close the iris. |
441 | 00:33:15,186 | 00:33:17,355 | Open the iris. | Open the iris. |
442 | 00:33:23,027 | 00:33:25,696 | That's pretty much my job, right there. | That's pretty much my job, right there. |
443 | 00:33:26,697 | 00:33:29,075 | - That's it? - Pretty much. | - That's it? - Pretty much. |
444 | 00:33:29,533 | 00:33:33,037 | - I think you're being a little modest. - Oh, I mean... | - I think you're being a little modest. - Oh, I mean... |
445 | 00:33:33,120 | 00:33:35,373 | Don't get me wrong. | Don't get me wrong. |
446 | 00:33:35,456 | 00:33:38,459 | It's really rewarding. It really is. | It's really rewarding. It really is. |
447 | 00:33:38,542 | 00:33:42,171 | And we have tried various automated scenarios, | And we have tried various automated scenarios, |
448 | 00:33:42,254 | 00:33:49,095 | but the SG teams agree that when they send the iris code through the wormhole, | but the SG teams agree that when they send the iris code through the wormhole, |
449 | 00:33:49,178 | 00:33:54,016 | they like to know that there's a real person on the other end. | they like to know that there's a real person on the other end. |
450 | 00:33:54,100 | 00:33:57,311 | Someone that they can trust to get it right. | Someone that they can trust to get it right. |
451 | 00:33:59,438 | 00:34:04,151 | That gives me and the other gate technicians | That gives me and the other gate technicians |
452 | 00:34:04,235 | 00:34:07,446 | a great sense of pride. | a great sense of pride. |
453 | 00:34:07,530 | 00:34:10,449 | Sure. That's good. | Sure. That's good. |
454 | 00:34:22,169 | 00:34:25,339 | - Dr Jackson. Hi. - Hey, how's it going? | - Dr Jackson. Hi. - Hey, how's it going? |
455 | 00:34:25,422 | 00:34:29,051 | You're packing. Going off... Sorry, I forgot the expression. | You're packing. Going off... Sorry, I forgot the expression. |
456 | 00:34:29,134 | 00:34:32,304 | - Offworld. - Offworld. Is that it? So, you're going? | - Offworld. - Offworld. Is that it? So, you're going? |
457 | 00:34:32,388 | 00:34:35,015 | No, no. Just going through my pack. | No, no. Just going through my pack. |
458 | 00:34:35,099 | 00:34:40,854 | That's the camera you use, though, right? I've seen hours and hours of your footage. | That's the camera you use, though, right? I've seen hours and hours of your footage. |
459 | 00:34:40,938 | 00:34:45,192 | - Inscriptions and ruins and artefacts. - Cool, huh? | - Inscriptions and ruins and artefacts. - Cool, huh? |
460 | 00:34:46,276 | 00:34:47,861 | I wonder... | I wonder... |
461 | 00:34:47,945 | 00:34:52,866 | If you get the opportunity, maybe you could point your camera at some action? | If you get the opportunity, maybe you could point your camera at some action? |
462 | 00:34:52,950 | 00:34:54,785 | Just for a change? | Just for a change? |
463 | 00:34:54,868 | 00:34:58,372 | See, when there is action, I'm too busy to be pointing a camera. | See, when there is action, I'm too busy to be pointing a camera. |
464 | 00:34:58,455 | 00:35:01,917 | I'm running, shooting, translating what the bad guys are saying. | I'm running, shooting, translating what the bad guys are saying. |
465 | 00:35:02,000 | 00:35:08,090 | It's just that I've heard a lot about these amazing events. But my medium is visual. | It's just that I've heard a lot about these amazing events. But my medium is visual. |
466 | 00:35:08,173 | 00:35:10,968 | I can't tell the story unless I have pictures. | I can't tell the story unless I have pictures. |
467 | 00:35:11,051 | 00:35:14,847 | I'm not suggesting you put anybody in danger, not yourself, | I'm not suggesting you put anybody in danger, not yourself, |
468 | 00:35:14,930 | 00:35:17,724 | but if the opportunity arises, | but if the opportunity arises, |
469 | 00:35:17,808 | 00:35:21,979 | take a second and just point your lens at something that moves. | take a second and just point your lens at something that moves. |
470 | 00:35:22,062 | 00:35:27,025 | All right. Well, I'm not scheduled to go on a mission offworld for a couple of days. | All right. Well, I'm not scheduled to go on a mission offworld for a couple of days. |
471 | 00:35:27,109 | 00:35:29,194 | - If it's there, shoot it. - Right. | - If it's there, shoot it. - Right. |
472 | 00:35:29,278 | 00:35:34,199 | Just not the inscriptions all the time. Some action would be good. | Just not the inscriptions all the time. Some action would be good. |
473 | 00:35:39,955 | 00:35:42,416 | - Hey. - Hey. One second. | - Hey. - Hey. One second. |
474 | 00:35:45,544 | 00:35:47,713 | You want me to translate something? | You want me to translate something? |
475 | 00:35:47,796 | 00:35:53,677 | I'm trying to get the interface connection stable. SG-13 kicked the crap out of it. | I'm trying to get the interface connection stable. SG-13 kicked the crap out of it. |
476 | 00:35:53,760 | 00:35:57,305 | Its system log seems to be isolated on a separate crystal. | Its system log seems to be isolated on a separate crystal. |
477 | 00:35:57,389 | 00:36:03,645 | Bregman had the nerve to suggest that all that archive video footage was boring. | Bregman had the nerve to suggest that all that archive video footage was boring. |
478 | 00:36:05,605 | 00:36:10,443 | OK. Here's what really bugs me. He's only here cos this president is on his way out. | OK. Here's what really bugs me. He's only here cos this president is on his way out. |
479 | 00:36:10,527 | 00:36:13,989 | He doesn't want to look bad if and when the programme goes public. | He doesn't want to look bad if and when the programme goes public. |
480 | 00:36:14,072 | 00:36:16,533 | This is all about political posturing. | This is all about political posturing. |
481 | 00:36:16,616 | 00:36:19,202 | Man, he really grilled me on that. | Man, he really grilled me on that. |
482 | 00:36:19,286 | 00:36:22,414 | About the programme going public? What did you say? | About the programme going public? What did you say? |
483 | 00:36:22,497 | 00:36:25,792 | - Babbled incoherently. - Could you imagine if it did? | - Babbled incoherently. - Could you imagine if it did? |
484 | 00:36:25,875 | 00:36:28,587 | I try not to think about it. | I try not to think about it. |
485 | 00:36:35,135 | 00:36:36,803 | There. | There. |
486 | 00:36:37,846 | 00:36:42,851 | - It's mostly just technical stuff. - Anything jump out at you? | - It's mostly just technical stuff. - Anything jump out at you? |
487 | 00:36:42,934 | 00:36:46,646 | Well, here's where it encountered SG-13. | Well, here's where it encountered SG-13. |
488 | 00:36:47,689 | 00:36:50,400 | - Uh-oh. - What are "Uh-oh"? | - Uh-oh. - What are "Uh-oh"? |
489 | 00:36:50,483 | 00:36:56,906 | After it engaged shields and weapons it activated a long-range communicator. | After it engaged shields and weapons it activated a long-range communicator. |
490 | 00:36:56,990 | 00:36:58,533 | Colonel Dixon. | Colonel Dixon. |
491 | 00:36:58,616 | 00:37:03,538 | We believe the Goa'uld probe sent out a transmission prior to your disabling it. | We believe the Goa'uld probe sent out a transmission prior to your disabling it. |
492 | 00:37:03,621 | 00:37:06,708 | I'm ordering you to return immediately. | I'm ordering you to return immediately. |
493 | 00:37:06,791 | 00:37:12,255 | Roger that, sir. Estimated arrival time 15 minutes. Dixon out. | Roger that, sir. Estimated arrival time 15 minutes. Dixon out. |
494 | 00:37:13,298 | 00:37:16,509 | Pack it up, Doctor. We're going home. | Pack it up, Doctor. We're going home. |
495 | 00:37:19,721 | 00:37:22,599 | - Wells, Bosworth. - Wells here. | - Wells, Bosworth. - Wells here. |
496 | 00:37:22,682 | 00:37:24,851 | Bring it home. We're booking out. | Bring it home. We're booking out. |
497 | 00:37:24,934 | 00:37:28,563 | - Roger that. Wells out. - It's about time. | - Roger that. Wells out. - It's about time. |
498 | 00:37:32,609 | 00:37:35,403 | Taking fire! Wells has been hit. | Taking fire! Wells has been hit. |
499 | 00:37:36,529 | 00:37:40,908 | Get to the gate. SG niner, requesting assistance. | Get to the gate. SG niner, requesting assistance. |
500 | 00:37:42,535 | 00:37:50,001 | OK. Three gunshot wounds, four staff-weapon burns, severe hypothermia. | OK. Three gunshot wounds, four staff-weapon burns, severe hypothermia. |
501 | 00:37:50,084 | 00:37:56,257 | I'm quite surprised he's actually authorised me to discuss all this. | I'm quite surprised he's actually authorised me to discuss all this. |
502 | 00:37:56,340 | 00:37:59,343 | Nanite technology artificially aged him. | Nanite technology artificially aged him. |
503 | 00:37:59,427 | 00:38:03,389 | He had his shoulder punctured by an alien time capsule device. | He had his shoulder punctured by an alien time capsule device. |
504 | 00:38:03,473 | 00:38:06,058 | Three knee operations. | Three knee operations. |
505 | 00:38:08,227 | 00:38:12,857 | That's the whole Hathor incident which he's asked me never to discuss. | That's the whole Hathor incident which he's asked me never to discuss. |
506 | 00:38:12,940 | 00:38:18,654 | Oh, this was a good one. Last year he was exposed to an ancient incurable disease. | Oh, this was a good one. Last year he was exposed to an ancient incurable disease. |
507 | 00:38:18,738 | 00:38:21,657 | Obviously not incurable, right? Or... | Obviously not incurable, right? Or... |
508 | 00:38:21,741 | 00:38:27,038 | Well, there was a Tok'ra symbiote in need of a temporary host. That did the trick. | Well, there was a Tok'ra symbiote in need of a temporary host. That did the trick. |
509 | 00:38:27,121 | 00:38:32,752 | I don't understand what you just said, but it's amazing that Colonel O'Neill is alive. | I don't understand what you just said, but it's amazing that Colonel O'Neill is alive. |
510 | 00:38:32,835 | 00:38:37,924 | Yeah, I never know what's next. You just try and keep your head on straight. | Yeah, I never know what's next. You just try and keep your head on straight. |
511 | 00:38:38,007 | 00:38:42,011 | We also set a lot of broken bones and prescribe a ton of antibiotics. | We also set a lot of broken bones and prescribe a ton of antibiotics. |
512 | 00:38:42,094 | 00:38:45,056 | Well, still, it sometimes must be overwhelming. | Well, still, it sometimes must be overwhelming. |
513 | 00:38:45,139 | 00:38:49,560 | Yeah. It's funny. All the training, everything we know about medicine... | Yeah. It's funny. All the training, everything we know about medicine... |
514 | 00:38:49,644 | 00:38:55,274 | It amounts to very little. Often I face situations where there's nothing I can do. | It amounts to very little. Often I face situations where there's nothing I can do. |
515 | 00:38:55,358 | 00:38:58,986 | - Is there an upside? - Are you kidding me? | - Is there an upside? - Are you kidding me? |
516 | 00:38:59,070 | 00:39:04,241 | We all persevere because we feel we're on the brink of understanding so much more. | We all persevere because we feel we're on the brink of understanding so much more. |
517 | 00:39:04,325 | 00:39:07,244 | And not just about medicine, but about who we are. | And not just about medicine, but about who we are. |
518 | 00:39:07,328 | 00:39:10,456 | Where we came from, what the future has in store, | Where we came from, what the future has in store, |
519 | 00:39:10,539 | 00:39:13,375 | how we fit into the grand scheme of things. | how we fit into the grand scheme of things. |
520 | 00:39:13,459 | 00:39:19,006 | (PA) Unscheduled offworld activation. Repeat, unscheduled offworld activation. | (PA) Unscheduled offworld activation. Repeat, unscheduled offworld activation. |
521 | 00:39:19,089 | 00:39:23,761 | - We've heard that before. Is that unusual? - No, it happens from time to time. | - We've heard that before. Is that unusual? - No, it happens from time to time. |
522 | 00:39:23,844 | 00:39:27,973 | - What does it mean? - Your guess is as good as mine. | - What does it mean? - Your guess is as good as mine. |
523 | 00:39:28,057 | 00:39:30,684 | - You got that announcement? - Yeah, we're good. | - You got that announcement? - Yeah, we're good. |
524 | 00:39:30,768 | 00:39:33,479 | OK, good. Well, thank you, Dr Fraiser. | OK, good. Well, thank you, Dr Fraiser. |
525 | 00:39:33,562 | 00:39:39,151 | Guys, why don't you go roll some cutaways and get some sound bites. | Guys, why don't you go roll some cutaways and get some sound bites. |
526 | 00:39:39,235 | 00:39:43,280 | - So this... - Yeah, we're good. Thank you. | - So this... - Yeah, we're good. Thank you. |
527 | 00:39:43,364 | 00:39:45,699 | Uh, anything you can. OK? | Uh, anything you can. OK? |
528 | 00:39:46,825 | 00:39:48,911 | - Sorry. - Ow. Ow. | - Sorry. - Ow. Ow. |
529 | 00:39:51,121 | 00:39:53,957 | I'm glad the Pentagon sent you. Just... | I'm glad the Pentagon sent you. Just... |
530 | 00:39:54,041 | 00:39:56,001 | Go away. | Go away. |
531 | 00:39:56,960 | 00:40:03,258 | Listen, I was just wondering. It seems like the unpredictable happens here a lot. | Listen, I was just wondering. It seems like the unpredictable happens here a lot. |
532 | 00:40:03,342 | 00:40:05,844 | - Yes. Pretty much. - Yeah. | - Yes. Pretty much. - Yeah. |
533 | 00:40:06,804 | 00:40:10,933 | - You're not needed for this thing? - If I am, they know where to find me. | - You're not needed for this thing? - If I am, they know where to find me. |
534 | 00:40:11,016 | 00:40:15,312 | I was thinking of getting something to eat in the caf�. I'm not sure where... | I was thinking of getting something to eat in the caf�. I'm not sure where... |
535 | 00:40:15,395 | 00:40:17,314 | - That way. - I was wondering... | - That way. - I was wondering... |
536 | 00:40:17,397 | 00:40:20,859 | If I'd like to join you. OK, yeah. | If I'd like to join you. OK, yeah. |
537 | 00:40:20,943 | 00:40:23,779 | - What are you doing? - I'm just white balancing. | - What are you doing? - I'm just white balancing. |
538 | 00:40:23,862 | 00:40:27,616 | Well, go balance the white somewhere else, OK? | Well, go balance the white somewhere else, OK? |
539 | 00:40:27,699 | 00:40:32,412 | - Somewhere else. - (Fraiser) I'm gonna dump these first. | - Somewhere else. - (Fraiser) I'm gonna dump these first. |
540 | 00:40:33,539 | 00:40:38,335 | - Wells is alive, but he's hurt badly. - How many Jaffa? Five? Ten? A hundred? | - Wells is alive, but he's hurt badly. - How many Jaffa? Five? Ten? A hundred? |
541 | 00:40:38,418 | 00:40:42,130 | Colonel Dixon counted six. They were able to fend them off. | Colonel Dixon counted six. They were able to fend them off. |
542 | 00:40:42,214 | 00:40:45,926 | - Did the Jaffa come through the gate? - No, SG-3 was covering it. | - Did the Jaffa come through the gate? - No, SG-3 was covering it. |
543 | 00:40:46,009 | 00:40:48,720 | - The gate's clear? - SG-3 was there when I left. | - The gate's clear? - SG-3 was there when I left. |
544 | 00:40:48,804 | 00:40:51,515 | - Take SG-5 and 7 and Dr Fraiser. - Thank you. | - Take SG-5 and 7 and Dr Fraiser. - Thank you. |
545 | 00:40:51,598 | 00:40:53,141 | - Colonel. - Yes, sir. | - Colonel. - Yes, sir. |
546 | 00:40:53,225 | 00:40:56,395 | It sounds like an ambush. But there's nothing else we can do. | It sounds like an ambush. But there's nothing else we can do. |
547 | 00:40:56,478 | 00:40:58,438 | Right. Go. | Right. Go. |
548 | 00:41:07,072 | 00:41:09,825 | Oh. Sorry. I was just... | Oh. Sorry. I was just... |
549 | 00:41:09,908 | 00:41:17,040 | I was just thinking that you have a very natural quality. I mean, on camera. | I was just thinking that you have a very natural quality. I mean, on camera. |
550 | 00:41:17,124 | 00:41:19,376 | You let me film... | You let me film... |
551 | 00:41:19,459 | 00:41:25,382 | You allow people to see grace under pressure. | You allow people to see grace under pressure. |
552 | 00:41:27,676 | 00:41:30,887 | Are you flirting with me? | Are you flirting with me? |
553 | 00:41:30,971 | 00:41:37,227 | Ah, well... See, I, on the other hand, am very clumsy under pressure. | Ah, well... See, I, on the other hand, am very clumsy under pressure. |
554 | 00:41:38,311 | 00:41:40,063 | I've seen worse. | I've seen worse. |
555 | 00:41:40,564 | 00:41:43,191 | So, um... What's with the ring? | So, um... What's with the ring? |
556 | 00:41:44,526 | 00:41:45,902 | Oh, just... | Oh, just... |
557 | 00:41:45,986 | 00:41:49,906 | It's sentimental. My wife died a few years ago. | It's sentimental. My wife died a few years ago. |
558 | 00:41:49,990 | 00:41:53,034 | So how do any of you have a personal life? | So how do any of you have a personal life? |
559 | 00:41:53,118 | 00:41:56,955 | We don't. I spend most of my time outside work with my daughter. | We don't. I spend most of my time outside work with my daughter. |
560 | 00:41:57,038 | 00:41:59,207 | - Oh. So you're married. - No. | - Oh. So you're married. - No. |
561 | 00:41:59,290 | 00:42:02,293 | - No, she's adopted. - Oh. | - No, she's adopted. - Oh. |
562 | 00:42:02,794 | 00:42:05,797 | She's from another planet. | She's from another planet. |
563 | 00:42:08,258 | 00:42:09,718 | OK. | OK. |
564 | 00:42:09,801 | 00:42:13,680 | Um... would you be willing to talk about that on camera? | Um... would you be willing to talk about that on camera? |
565 | 00:42:13,763 | 00:42:16,224 | - I'd rather... - (man) Excuse me, ma'am. | - I'd rather... - (man) Excuse me, ma'am. |
566 | 00:42:16,307 | 00:42:19,644 | - You're required in the ready room. - Thank you. | - You're required in the ready room. - Thank you. |
567 | 00:42:20,103 | 00:42:22,313 | - Sorry. - That's OK. | - Sorry. - That's OK. |
568 | 00:42:29,737 | 00:42:31,823 | Let's go, gentlemen. | Let's go, gentlemen. |
569 | 00:42:34,117 | 00:42:36,244 | All because I wanted an aerial survey. | All because I wanted an aerial survey. |
570 | 00:42:36,327 | 00:42:39,497 | Took me too long to figure out it sent a transmission. | Took me too long to figure out it sent a transmission. |
571 | 00:42:39,581 | 00:42:42,417 | None of that matters now. | None of that matters now. |