It begins with Daniel solving a puzzle to stop the ceiling from crushing Vala and him. Then Col. Mitchell solves a puzzle to stop the ceiling from crushing Teal'c and him.
Apparently the height of Ancient wisdom is knowing the alphabet, as Col. Mitchell's puzzle involves numbers and their mirror images. Daniel also puts some of his knowledge of Oma's silly sayings to use.
Col. Mitchell has a sword fight with a knight. Somehow flunking fencing made Mitchell an expert in an unrelated form of two handed sword combat.
It gets worse from there. They find the a device for the stones that let the barber see O'Neill's life. They use the stones and device to take over bodies of people from another galaxy. In this across the galaxy place the silly Christians, er Ori worshipers, worship the Ori, who may be ascended Ancients.
Just in case the "religious people are nuts" point of the Goa'uld didn't get through, the Stargate writers took it to a whole new level with the Ori.
Stargate Farscape continues.
Apparently the height of Ancient wisdom is knowing the alphabet, as Col. Mitchell's puzzle involves numbers and their mirror images. Daniel also puts some of his knowledge of Oma's silly sayings to use.
Col. Mitchell has a sword fight with a knight. Somehow flunking fencing made Mitchell an expert in an unrelated form of two handed sword combat.
It gets worse from there. They find the a device for the stones that let the barber see O'Neill's life. They use the stones and device to take over bodies of people from another galaxy. In this across the galaxy place the silly Christians, er Ori worshipers, worship the Ori, who may be ascended Ancients.
Just in case the "religious people are nuts" point of the Goa'uld didn't get through, the Stargate writers took it to a whole new level with the Ori.
Stargate Farscape continues.