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6/10
Forgettable Episode
claudio_carvalho7 February 2017
Teal'c and Master Bra'tac are excited with the leadership of K'tano, who is organizing a group of Jaffa rebels to resist Goa'uld system lords. Jack does not like the violent training and does not believe K'tano is trustworthy. He refuses to join and collaborate with K'tano army. When Teal'c is assigned by K'tano to eliminate the system lord Yu-huang Shang Ti, he learns a secret about K'tano.

"The Warrior" is a pointless filler episode of "Stargate SG-1". The story is totally predictable and the conclusion does not offer any surprise. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "The Warrior"
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6/10
O'Neil Really Needs to Climb Down
pioneer647 August 2021
I've spent four and a half seasons waiting for O'Neil's ethnocentrism to bite him in the backside. If I were on SG-1, I'd have reported him to General Hammond ages ago.
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6/10
Waiting for the other shoe to drop
Calicodreamin6 March 2022
Here comes SG-save-a-rebellion to insert their way of thinking on yet another group of peoples. Something is off though so the whole episode is spent waiting for the other shoe to drop. So when it finally does, it's a bit anticlimactic.
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9/10
Thoughtful episode
fig-752756 August 2020
I enjoyed this episode. It makes you think about what and who we are. Teal'c has to choose between O'Neill (who is not one of his kind) and K'tano (who is). How should he choose between them?

Of course, we know what the final outcome is going to be from the beginning, but the story is developed very well, and the reasons for choosing one over the other are made crystal clear by the climax of the episode. I give it 9/10.
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1/10
Full of holes
HellenKeller485 January 2024
Warning: Spoilers
This is a terrible episode. Teal'c again forgets his vow to the SGC and everyone forgives him. No one is mad with him for believing the lie and he has no excuse (brain washing). Real military would of had him dumped off to his homeworld after this. And why didn't anyone sense the leader was a Gauld? Carter isn't that your speciality? Writers didn't even try to explain it with some loophole.

No more to say about this bad episode except it's a filler where nothing happened and the intuition of the Jafa means nothing. So I'm copy paste this again for required characters No more to say about this bad episode except it's a filler where nothing happened and the intuition of the Jafa means nothing. So I'm copy paste this again for required characters.
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3/10
Let down by acting/casting
treborbasset4 May 2024
The poor casting choice of Rick Worthy tarnishes this entire episode. He doesn't do a good job portraying the leader of a Jaffa rebellion. He isn't convincing as a charismatic leader who inspires men. Perhaps that was intentional, but the fact remains that he ruins any scene he is in.

Something feels off about the whole episode, as if everyone has lost their mind and forgotten their own personalities, particularly the usually unemotional and discerning T'ealc. The weird fight scenes make it seem like fan fiction.

It's a failure of writing as well. None of it is believable, and the characters do not behave how they would actually behave in this situation. It's a forgettable episode with a seemingly huge initial premise that comes to nothing.
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