Stargate SG-1 (TV Series)

The Ties That Bind (2005)

Ben Browder: Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell

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• Teal'c : Colonel Mitchell, at times you remind me of O'Neill.

  Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : Ah! I'll take that as a compliment.

  Teal'c : As you wish.

• Arlos : I remember it as if it were yesterday. Some nights we would steal away from the city, strip off our clothing and bathe in the springs of Aragatan. We would chase one another across the mossy hills and lie naked under Adora's moons and Vala would sometimes...

  Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : Okay, that's great, thanks. We got the picture. A very vivid, very disturbing picture.

• Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : [to an ugly alien]  So, who do you like in the NFL this year? You kinda strike me as a Raiders fan.

• Inago : Vala! You cowardly, backstabbing sorry excuse for a woman. How've you been?

  Vala Mal Doran : Inago. You filthy, double talking slug. Nice to see you too.

  Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : Obviously they used to date.

• Vala Mal Doran : Just a word of warning. Tenat and Jup are notoriously unscrupulous traders. They're crafty, devious, and although stupid, under no circumstances are they to be trusted.

  Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : In other words they're going to try to screw us before we screw them.

  Vala Mal Doran : It should be all right as long as you keep your guard up, and we keep focus on what needs to be done. Close the deal, take the ship, and make sure they don't kill me. Certainly not in that order.

• Caius : I have to get out of here! I can't take it anymore. The fasting. the chanting. Bathing of the poor. If I have to weave one more prayer basket, I'm gonna kill someone!

  Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell : Oh my. You're not a real monk.

  Vala Mal Doran : He used to be a smuggler. One of the best I ever knew. Then things got a little too hot for him, and he had to find religion.

  Caius : Well, it was a sweet racket while it lasted. Until the great god Grannus went and got himself executed by his own Jaffa. Since then, the number of pilgrims has been, well, significantly reduced.