Tealc is tossed from what seems to be a dream and reality, and doesn't know how to deal with his fear and is not really sure what is happening. The viewer gets tricked into thinking that 1 part of the storyline is "realty" until "a certain guest star" point out to Tealc/the viewer that neither are real.
It is great to see Christopher Judge getting more opportunity to show his acting abilities than his usual stoic "Indeeds" and raising his eye brown. The parts where Tealc interacts with Dr daniel jackson were very moving and Michael shanks really succeeds in bringing emotional and heartfelt moments to this episode. The way Daniel's voice breaks in the last scene, gave this just enough power to bring on the waterworks with the audience without overdoing it. Had it been more it would have been over the top, but both actors manage to find just the right balance. Great episode with good acting from Christopher Judge and Michael shanks.
It is great to see Christopher Judge getting more opportunity to show his acting abilities than his usual stoic "Indeeds" and raising his eye brown. The parts where Tealc interacts with Dr daniel jackson were very moving and Michael shanks really succeeds in bringing emotional and heartfelt moments to this episode. The way Daniel's voice breaks in the last scene, gave this just enough power to bring on the waterworks with the audience without overdoing it. Had it been more it would have been over the top, but both actors manage to find just the right balance. Great episode with good acting from Christopher Judge and Michael shanks.