The First Commandment
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| Original air date |
August 22, 1997 |
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William Russ as Captain Jonas Hanson |
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 The Broca Divide
| Cold Lazarus 
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The First Commandment is the fifth episode of the first season of Stargate SG-1.
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Synopsis
When SG-9 go missing, SG-1 go to find them and discover that the team leader has taken on the role of a god and had the people of the planet worship him and work themselves to death building a temple.
Plot
References
Anthropology, Bible, Black Ops, Chicken, Dial Home Device, F.R.E.D, Garage Door Opener, Meal, Ready-to-Eat, Goa'uld Radiation shield, SG-9, Staff weapon, Stargate, Ultraviolet radiation, The Wizard of Oz
Planets
Races
Goa'uld, Jaffa, People of Jonas' Planet, Tau'ri
Quotes
Connor: No, sir.
Jack O'Neill: "No, sir?" Does it say "colonel" anywhere on my uniform?
Jack O'Neill: Then why on Earth are we travelling during the day?
Connor: We're not on Earth.
Daniel Jackson: This tastes like chicken!
Samantha Carter: So what's wrong with it?
Daniel Jackson: It's macaroni and cheese.
Jamala: My name is Jamala. Jamala. Please don't kill me. Please don't...
Daniel Jackson: No! We won't.
Jamala: Jonas said that you would come. Devils with power like him; here to destroy us.
Daniel Jackson: No! No, we're not devils. We're men like yourself. We're uh…I'm Daniel, this is Jack, and he's Teal'c.
Jack O'Neill: Hi.
Jamala: Is he Jaffa?
Daniel Jackson: Yes.
Jamala: Don't kill me. Please don't...
Jack O'Neill: Hey, how you doing? You know we'd love to stick around but some brain-dead sycophant left my buddy out here to die. So we're out of here.
Notes
- The title of this episode refers to the "Ten Commandments" in the Bible, particularly the first commandment about not worshiping false gods.
- The theme from Independence Day can be heard towards the end of the episode.
- General George S. Hammond (Don S. Davis) does not appear in this episode.
