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Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods Review - Page 2

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While O'Neil and company are at the cartouche, the same aliens attack the militia and the rest of the team. They kidnap Skaara and Sha're and carry them off to a planet called Chulak. The surviving members of the team head back to the SGC with Daniel and prepare to rescue Skaara and Sha're.

Not an easy task to be sure. Chaos ensues leading to a meeting with a Jaffa named Teal'C, who later on in the episode saves the lives of O'Neil, Carter and Jackson as well as other prisoners in the prison, and Sha're as the Goa'uld Queen. Not to mention that the young man, Skaara, is chosen to become a child of the Gods.

Can SG-1 save Skaara and get back to the SGC in time? Or will General Hammond send a bomb through the gate and destroy Chulak? Or will something else go wrong? Well...you have to watch the episode to find out.

All in all, the episode is a memorable one, with lots of cool effects, some comedic moments, lots of action and fighting. "Stargate SG-1" is, in my opinion, a modern classic, one to stand the test of time.

Although the sixth season may be starting out minus one member of the original cast, Michaela Shanks (Daniel Jackson) left at the end of the fifth season, it still has the power to wow an audience.

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