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Quotes
All quotes are taken from the transcripts located at The Stargate Database. No copyright infringement was intended. Children of the Gods, Part 1 Hammond: You ever think about writing a book about your exploits in the line of duty? O'Neill: Thought about it. But then I'd have to shoot anyone who actually read it. Hammond: Are you sure he's dead, Colonel? O'Neill: Unless he can survive a tactical nuclear warhead blowing up in his face, positive. Why? Hammond: You didn't like Daniel Jackson, did you? O'Neill: Daniel was a scientist. He sneezed a lot. Basically, he was a geek, sir. Samuels: So you didn't have a lot of time for him. O'Neill: I didn't say that. He also saved my life and found a way home for my men and me. A little thing like that kind of makes a person grow on you, you know what I mean? Kawalsky: That one kid idolized you. Remember him? Weird name. What was it? O'Neill: Skaara. Kawalsky: Right. Remember how he was always saluting you? O'Neill: Yeah. My kid used to do that when he was little. Skaara kind of reminded me of him. Kawalsky: Oh, man, Colonel. You and me went through that whole mission together. I never even knew you had a son. O'Neill: (after a long pause) Well, he died. Just before the Abydos mission. Kawalsky: I'm sorry, sir. I had no idea. Hammond: Care to explain this concept? O'Neill: Jackson has allergies. Kawalsky: (grinning) I get it. O'Neill: He'll know this came from me and not from someone... (glancing at Hammond) with all due respect, sir, like yourself. O'Neill: (coming back into the control room) Now we wait. If Daniel's still around, he'll know what the message means. Samuels: What if the aliens get it? O'Neill: Well... they could be blowing their noses right now. Samuels: They could be planning an attack. O'Neill: Oh, come on, Samuels. Let me be the cynic around here, okay? Carter: That's a result of the compression your molecules undergo during the millisecond required for reconstitution. O'Neill: Oh, here we go, another scientist. General... please. Carter: Theoretical astrophysicist. O'Neill: Which means...? O'Neill: (sitting down) Oh, this has nothing to do with you being a woman. I like women. I've just got a little problem with scientists. O'Neill: Captain? Carter: Don't worry, Colonel. I won't let you down. O'Neill: Good. I was gonna say "Ladies first." Carter: You know, you really will like me when you get to know me. O'Neill: Oh, I adore you already, Captain. |