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Dialogue Continuity Script Stargate Sg- 1 DIALOGUE CONTINUITY SCRIPT STARGATE SG- 1 "THE TOK’RA (Part I) " Episode #8915 Running Time 44.19 CONTINUITY SCRIPT PREPARED BY: ~S~LAN~ CONTINUI~ tel (310) 397-7741 STARGATE SG-I "The Tok’ra Part I" (#8915) Page START TIMECODE 00.00.00 AT FIRST FRAME OF PICTURE 00.i0.01 O’NEILL (OS)-Let’s go, Captain. Those flyers are coming back around. 00.12.25 CARTER (OVERLAPPING)-This man’s alive. 00.14.22 O’NEILL (0S OVERLAPPING)-We... O’NEILL (CONT)-cannot wait. 00.19.26 CARTER (GOA’ULD VOICE)-Not all Goa’uld are the same. 00.22.18 CARTER (GOA’ULD VOICE)-I am Jolinar of Malkshur. 00.25.12 O’NEILL-Jolinar is wanted in Goa’uld town. 0027.17 TEAL’C (0S)-He claims to be part of the Tok’ra. 00.29.12 DANIEL-Resistance. 00.30.05 TEAL’C (OS)-The Tok’ra is a small alliance... TEAL’C (CONT)-of Goa’uld who oppose the System Lords. STARGATE SG-I "The Tok’ra Part I" (#8915) Page 2 90.34.03 O’NEILL-I will never, never trust a Goa’uld. 00.38.13 SOLDIER (OS)-Kree’shak .... .SOLDIER (CONT)-by decree of the Goa’uld System Lords, you will die with dishonor. 00.43.21 CARTER (GOA’ULD VOICE)-My death only feeds the fire that burns strong in the Tok’ra. 00.50.03 O’NEILL-Sam. O’NEILL (OS CONT)-Sam. 00.52.07 CARTER-Goa’uld gave its life for me. Saved me. 01.00.08 GENERAL HAMMOND-Jacob Carter. 01.01.28 O’NEILL-Carter? 01.02.15 CARTER-As in my father, Sir. Yes. 01.04 .i0 JACOB CARTER (OS)-George told me you were... JACOB CARTER (CONT)-up for the Air Medal for your work in what the hell was that again, uh? 01.09.21 CARTER-Deep Space Radar Telemetry. STARGATE SG-I - "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page 3 31. ll. 27 JACOB CARTER- Right. 01.13.05 JACOB CARTER-I have cancer, Sam. 01.15.01 CARTER-What? 01.15.29 JACOB CARTER-Lymphoma. 0 i. 17.07 CARTER-0h God, Dad. JACOB CARTER (OS)-This thing’s going to go on for... JACOB CARTER (CONT)-months, so you don’t have to check u~ me tomorrow or anything. 01.22.19 CARTER-Dad, please don’t go like... CARTER (OS CONT)-this. CARTER (CONT)-Dad. Quickly, 01.43.15 MARTOUF-You have to activate the Chaapa’ai. Jolinar. 02.17.21 MARTOUF (OS)-Jolinar, hurry! 02.28.29 CARTER-I think I might have found something. 03.43.10 O,NEILL-YOu don’t think it was just a dream? STARGATE SG-I "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page 4 93.48.14 CARTER-No, sir. It was real. I could tell. 03.51.18 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)oyou could tell? 03.53.16 CARTER-Yes, sir. I don’t know how, exactly, but I could tell. 03.57.11 O’NEILL-So, we’re supposed to buy into this...ESP, or whatever it is? 04.03. ii TEAL’C (OS)oO’Neill .... TEAL’C (CONT)-when a Goa’uld infests its host, they’re minds ¯ intermingle, become as one. TEAL’C (OS CONT)-It is possible that portions of Jolinar Malkshur remain in Captain Carter’s mind. 04.13.21 CARTER (OS)-These Tok’ra were on the run. They... CARTER (CONT)-may be in trouble. Now if we want to find them again, we should find them before they move on. They may still be at these coordinates. 04.22.19 DANIEL-Now, you said they’re eyes glowed. Now, you’re really sure that these Tok’ra are what Jolinar said they were? DANIEL (OS)oI mean,... DANIEL (CONT)-good guys, for lack of a better word. STARGATE SGol "The Tok’ra Part I" (#8915) Page 5 34.31.13 CARTER- Yes. 04.32.10 O’NEILL-Yes? Just yes? Could you elaborate a little. 04.36.28 CARTER-I’m sorry, Colonel. I know it’s hard to understand. I don’t really understand it myself. But I am sure. CARTER (OS CONT)-I .... CARTER (CONT)-I just know. 04.45.16 TEAL’C (0S)-According to... TEAL’C (CONT)-Jaffa legend, the Tok’ra are the Goa’uld resistance. TEAL’C (OS CONT)-Their stated goal is the destruction of the System Lords .... TEAL’C (CONT)-and a change in the ways of the empire. They are hunted and despised by the Goa’uld. 04.57.13 O’NEILL-Yes! My kind of guys. 04.59.27 CARTER-General Hammond, if I may. CARTER ~(OS CONT)-My vision is the only lead we have to go on. CARTER (CONT)-Shouldn’t we at least check it out before they move on+ 05.08.00 GENERAL HAMMOND-Colonel? STARGATE SG-I - "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page 6 )5.10.26 0’NEILL-General? 05.11.22 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)-I’m prepared... GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)-to send SG-1 through to the coordinates Captain Carter saw in her vision, if you agree. 05.18.03 CARTER (OS)-Colonel, I know... CARTER (CONT)-you’re skeptical about these things, but I confidant that I am right on this one. 05.29.15 O’NEILL-Let’s check it out. 05.43.06 CARTER-Colonel, is it all right if I catch up with you? -5.45.10 O’NEILL-We leave in ten. 05.46.03 CARTER-Only need five. 06.02.13 CARTER (INTO PHONE)-Dad. Hi, it’s me, Sam. What do you mean, why am I calling, Dad? You just told me you have cancer. You can’t --... 06.14.25 Alright, okay, never mind. Listen, uh, I’m about to go on a little trip -- CARTER (OS CONT)-Yes, it’s for the Air Force. STARGATE SG-I - "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page 7 36.24.18 CARTER (CONT INTO PHONE)-It’S, it’s not important where I’m going, Dad. What’s important is that I may be gone awhile, and I just wanted to ~all and see how you’re doing. 06.38.16 CARTER (INTO PHONE)-You’re sure? 06.56.20 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)-You’re father? 07.00.18 CARTER-Yes, sir. 07.02.07 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)-How is Jacob? 07 . 04.17 CARTER-He claims he’s okay. CARTER (OS CONT)-Not that he’d tell me if he weren’t. CARTER (CONT)-Did you know he actually got an apartment here in town? 07 . ll. 15 GENERAL HAMMOND-He wanted to be closer to.his daughter during... 07.15.22 CARTER-During his last days. 07.20.00 Sir, this is the first time I’ve left on a mission where I felt I might be leaving something behind. Like I might miss something important. STARGATE SG-I o "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page 8 29.05 GENERAL HAMMOND-Understandable. I’ll put a temporary replacement... GENERAL HAMMOND (0S CONT)-on SG-I. You can stay here. 07.34.23 CARTER (0S)-I wish you could, Sir. CARTER (CONT)-But I don’t think I’m replaceable on this one. The memories Jolinar left in my mind could be invaluable on this mission, and no one else has them. 07.45.01 GENERAL HAMMOND-True. But your father.., o- 07.47.28 CARTER-Sir, it’s okay. He doesn’t want me around anyway~ 07.50.18 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)-Sam .... GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)-I’ve known Jacob a long time. That’s not true. 07.58.18 CARTER-Sir, he’s always too concerned about appearing the strong soldier. CARTER (OS CONT)-The last thing he would want is for me to... CARTER (CONT)-see him in hospital bed losing a battle. 08.10.20 I should get going, Sir. I don’t want to hold things up. 08.15.06 GENERAL HAMMOND-Captain. 08.20.03 You’re more like your father than you’d like to admit. STARGATE SG-I "The Tok’ra Part I" (#8915) Page 9 08.50.21 TEAL’C-There is no evidence of footprints or tracks of any kind. TEAL’C (OS CONT)-If the Tok’ra were here, they have not been near the gate in many days. 09.00.20 O’NEILL-Ah, where’s that yellow brick road when you need it, eh, Dorothy? 09.06.12 CARTER-Some sort of dunes over there. 09.09.28 O’NEILL-Dunes it is. 09.21.08 O’NEILL-Worthless. 09.27.14 O’NEILL (OS)-No one’s tread here in a while. 09.29.26 TEAL’C (OS)-The Tok’ra are known for their ability to mask their trails. They are, as you say, stealthy in their actions. 09.41.28 DANIEL-Yeah, stealthy would be a good word, Teal’c. 09.45.23 O’NEILL-Good guys or bad guys? STARGATE SG-I - "The Tok’ra - Part I" (#8915) Page I0 )9.50.23 CORDESH-We mean you no harm. CORDESH (OS CONT)-But I warn you, if you make any agressive moves, . C0RDESH (CONT)-we will fire upon you. 09.56.18 O’NEILL-Same here. 09.58. II CORDESH (OS)-Oh .... CORDESH (CONT)-but I think we will have the advantage. There are more of us. I0.06.07 O’NEILL (OS)-This is true. 10.07.16 MARTOUF-This one is a Jaffa. Apophis sect. 10.10.22 TEAL’C-I am no longer in the service of Apophis.
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