[ SECRET POST #6344 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6344 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

SG1, despite the Pentagon sitting in on script meetings, often managed to be quietly subversive regarding the military.

Pull the other one

[(Anonymous)]

Hammond: Colonel, the United States is not in the business of interfering in other people’s affairs.
O’Neill: Since when, sir?

[(Anonymous)]

And the episode where they maybe assassinated a reporter/whistleblower, I mean they claimed it was a car accident. But the main characters were pretty unconvinced of that explanation and it honestly could have gone either way.

+1

[(Anonymous)]

mmm yes so good. Jack was constantly throwing shade on his superiors and the govt as a bitter, jaded career officer should. Sam was more diplomatic about it but she sure didn't toe any party lines. add in a civilian scientist and an alien and there's no way this ensemble would have sucked military cock. Hell, even the general was straight up defiant of the president multiple times, you love to see it.

Re: +1

[(Anonymous)]

Take a drink every time Hammond said he didn't like his orders, but he was going to obey them; and then turned right around and encouraged the team to subvert the hell out of them while he looked the other way. Landry was a little more willing to go with the military flow though.