Stargate SG-1 7x04 Orpheus

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4.5/5 (2 votes)

First Aired: Jun. 27, 2003 on SyFy

Summary: Teal’c, wounded on an away mission, now doubts his fitness to be a member of the SG-1 team. Daniel feels there is something he must remember from his ascended time. Both of their feelings merge into their belief that Master Bra’tac and Rya’c are in danger and need to be rescued from…
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Main Characters in this Episode

Guest Stars

Colonel Jack O'Neill	played by Richard Dean Anderson
Teal'c	played by Christopher Judge
Master Bra'tac	played by Tony Amendola
Rak'nor	played by Obi Ndefo
Rya'c	played by Neil Denis
Jaffa Commander	played by David Richmond-Peck
Sgt. Walter Harriman	played by Gary Jones
Physiotherapist	played by Sheri Rabold

Episode Quotes

Dr. Daniel Jackson: [Teal'c, Rya'c, Bra'tac, and Rak'nor have all been taken prisoner] This is my fault.
Colonel Jack O'Neill: How's that?
Dr. Daniel Jackson: 'Cause I should have done something when I had the chance... when I had the power...
Colonel Jack O'Neill: I think we've already established that wouldn't've worked out either. [pause] Nope! It's time for Plan B.
Major Samantha Carter: We have a Plan B?
Colonel Jack O'Neill: No, but it's time for one.

Teal'c: Colonel O'Neill has officially informed me that I have my "mojo" back.

Bra'tac: This Tretonin seems to have had an effect on your memory.
Teal'c: Why would you say such a thing?
Bra'tac: Because you have forgotten that a warrior's true strength comes from his heart and his mind. You have had a physical advantage over me for a long time, and yet I have never lost a sparring match to you.
Teal'c: Because for years, Old Man, I have let you win.
Bra'tac: [laughs] Better. Much better.

Mistakes/Goofs

Goof (plot holes): When the incoming wormhole is being dialed up at the start of the episode, the final symbol that is locked in as the point of origin is the symbol that represents earth, when it should be the one of the planet they are arriving home from.
Goof (continuity error): When SG-1 exits the wormhole on the prison camp planet, all of the Jaffa guarding the gate are supposed to be unconscious - yet you can clearly see one of them moving their head and foot before SG-1 move along.