Asgard Mothership

This clip is from a the science fiction military series Stargate SG-1 - where a team is formed to explore the recently discovered Stargates. In this Episode: The S.G.C. receives a signal from Cimmeria, a planet under Thor's protection, and sends a probe through the Stargate. After the probe reveals a group of dead Cimmerians - SG-1 travels through the gate to the planet to set things right. Thor's Hammer, is an Asgard device left on the planet to keep the people safe from the Goa'uld . The Episode is named Thor’s Chariot – Season 2 Episode 6

[thitsugaya]

Say what you will, but Thor definitely knows how to make an entrance.

[bthsr]

Even if they're friendly, that kind of rapid battlefield dominance (aka shock and awe) still sends shivers down your spine.

[thGenNativeTexan]

Jack O'Neil : "I gotta get me one one of those!" Asgard: "How about we build a bigger one and name it after you?"

[mattwho]

The Asgard version of “Get off my lawn!”

[Flaky]

Imagine your enemy thinking so little of you that he doesn't even fight you, instead you get picked up and dropped off back home like some unruly child.

[fstingray]

0:48 Horus is just thinking, "well, fuck that" and gates away.

[bulldog]

Holy shit all these years and it just now dawned on me. The shape of Thor's ship is the same as the Norse symbol for Thor. 😳

[georgeloyie]

Thor... he quickly became one of my favorite characters when he first appeared in 1998. I sure miss SG1, the only series that ever made me rush home from work so I could flop on my comfy old couch and watch it. Sure I taped each episode on my trusty Zenith HIFI VCR but I always wanted to watch it as soon as I could, many times left waiting, hanging in there for the next episode to find out how it all went hahaa!
Stupid people whoever they were that cancelled such a good series, clean, not all sexed up and sleazy, the whole family could watch it and we all did!

[akshaymathur]

Ctrl-A, Shift Delete - Asgard Edition

[MikMoen]

Ladies and Gentlemen, the ctrl+alt+delete ray.

[extremepredudice]

Gotta love how Heru'ur was just like 'Nope.'

[exturiel]

"I have heard them described in jaffa legend."
In the first seasons, there seemed to be a jaffa legend for a lot of things, like giant invisible bugs.
Sort of like Worf always having sayings about klingons.
Random aside: Teal'c didn't get his ass kicked nearly as often as Worf did, and even when he did, he usually killed the other guy in the end.

[duomaxwell]

I love the fact that this was also the point of SG1, that Teal'c earnt the respect of the Asgard, in which their new hammer allowed him access to the planet

[GoGWiz]

As a kid watching this, I thought this was the most amazing scene ever!!! And I still think the same now that I am 29 years old... I love stargate SG-1 !!

[danielk]

I find this iteration of the Asgard Beam-technology quite fascinating, as it looks and sounds similar to the Wraith-Beaming technology. With the introduction of the Vanir and their backstory in season 5 of SGA I think it's not unlikely that the Wraith got their Beaming-technology from the (Pegasus-)Asgard and not from the Ancients.

[syntaxed]

One of the most epic scenes in scifi history.

[simonedward]

I remember watching this for the first time in absolute awe. Man I miss this show.

[limemobber]

This reminds me of how in Star Trek the transporter is the most powerful weapon shown. As McCoy once said "What if they went

[simplyshorts]

The way Heru'ur looks befor passing the gate. As if he would think "Damn, these Asgard are really ass-kickin'..."

[cybermonk]

Up until this episode I was really so so with this series in my early 20s, as I was just watching Babylon 5 for the first time while watching this too. This episode really showed me there was more going on in our galaxy then just the Goa'uld. I was in awe at the might of the Asgard, de-moleculerizing an entire Goa'uld expedition. Like damn.