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katikatI have known victory and defeat in equal measure. And it is my pride to say I have faced them both unflinching. But betrayal... Teal'c's past as First Prime of Apophis comes back to haunt him when Colonel O'Neill and Daniel Jackson are taken captive by the system lord's forces. As Teal'c struggles to free them, he finds himself confronted by an old friend and fellow Jaffa, Sebe't. Can this warrior really be trusted?
Review: Great voice, average story, too loud music - in some places I could barely understand what was being said. That's basically it. Christopher Judge has an amazing voice, so deep and warm. Just awesome. Too bad that the story wasn't just as amazing. I mean, the description of kel'no'reem was very vivid, the interaction between Teal'c and Sebe't felt stilted, though. Or maybe I'm just allergic to Swallow's books, who knows.
In the interview, I loved when they asked Chris Judge about SGA's ep "Midway" in which he guest-starred. I laughed when he said: "I love the kid, Momoa." *g* Obviously, he had a blast doing that ep! It's good to know because unfortunately, that ep didn't have audio commentary.
Review: Great voice, average story, too loud music - in some places I could barely understand what was being said. That's basically it. Christopher Judge has an amazing voice, so deep and warm. Just awesome. Too bad that the story wasn't just as amazing. I mean, the description of kel'no'reem was very vivid, the interaction between Teal'c and Sebe't felt stilted, though. Or maybe I'm just allergic to Swallow's books, who knows.
In the interview, I loved when they asked Chris Judge about SGA's ep "Midway" in which he guest-starred. I laughed when he said: "I love the kid, Momoa." *g* Obviously, he had a blast doing that ep! It's good to know because unfortunately, that ep didn't have audio commentary.
