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Menard and he goes, 'is that the Menard character? He's a total nerd!' I said, 'Sorry, Jim,' and he walks away mutering, 'What the Hell?' And then Dean Redman plays a character called Woeste, named after Peter Woeste, our other DP. Each character has its own little quirks. I mean, Woeste shoot and kills the Unas, which causes all the unrest. He screws it up for everybody. So both of the DPs had their own complaints about the characters named for them! Of course, I just shrugged and said, 'Guys, it's just the way it happened, I swear.'" As if he didn't have enough to do writing and directing to episode and teasing the DPs, DeLuise took it upon himself to invent a new language. "'Enemy Mine' was when I created an Unas dictionary, which is available through Kate Ritter's site . She put it in her
Lexicon. There's about twenty-five words or so that I made up. I tried to anticipate all the words that they would need, then added a few so they are speaking a real language. The words actually mean something. I told Alex and Patrick , 'You gotta say the right words because there are a few people out there who are going to go 'Hey! That's not right!' If course, right in the middle of these huge speeches, Alex Zahara - Iron Shirt - would be talking to the masses, and then go, 'aw ****. What's that line again?' He'd be doing this rough animal-like gruff voice one second, and then would lapse into his own sweet voice when he couldn't get his mouth round the Unas language - which cracked us all up. It was funny to hear this little human voice come out of this big Unas. The bloopers are so great. I really hope one day they'll let us put them on the DVDs". Are you listening MGM! Fans the world over are waiting...
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Peter wrote it. The SGC, or members of the military, are looking for an off-world naquadah mine. They think they found one, and it's while they're basically searching this mine area that one of their members is attacked. SG-1 comes to check out what's happened, and of course it turns out to be the Unas. In order to deal with the threat, Daniel suggests they use Chaka as an intermediary. So the character of Chaka comes back, and with Daniel's help, tries to mediate a peace between the Unas and the military. It's essentially almost like a cowboy/Native
American type of setup where it's their land, and we come in, and we need the naquadah, and while we may respect their needs up to a certain point, the bottom line is our needs will take precedence over theirs. So Daniel has his work cut out for him in an attempt to broker a truce.
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provide them with food. Suddenly, they hear gunfire and the three of them run towards it to investigate. An Unas has been killed by
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resources from? Where are we getting our naquadah?' We decided we must have an off-world mine, we we must be moving this stuff, and from that we started to spin this story. We also wanted to address the repercussions of what we did in an episode two years ago called "Beast of Burden", where we liberated Chaka and his planet from slavery. We wanted to see how they had grown since then and this episode was basically about going back and finding that Chaka had become far more civilised, to the extent where he helps us broker, or attempt to broker peace with the Unas who are indigenous to the planet where we're mining the naquaduah.
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Trek syndrome that everyone in authority, apart from our heroes, are complete fools. So the colonel just wants to blast everything in sight and a visiting general more or less wants to do the same. Essentially this is a
Western, with the invading Humans seeing the Unas as savages and wanting to move them off somewhere less inconvenient. Daniel is the 'Indian lover' trying to help both sides, but being the 'worth it' "pain in the ass" he manages.to sort things out. I just wish someone had shown these military types a John Ford Western in training, and we wouldn't have had this trouble. 6.
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English. Dion Johnstone was performing onstage when we did this episode and therefore was unable to reprise his role of_ Chaka. So we asked Patrick Curne to play the part and he did a terrific job.
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to mine a site containing a rich vein of naquadah. Daniel has the bright idea of going to get Chaka, who we last saw in Beast of Burden. In that episode, he was dealing with a civil war situation between Humans and enslaved Unas. Apparently, Chaka helped resolve that issue, so we think he's the perfect one to hopefully negotiate a peace on this planet as well.
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probably went 25 feet into the air and then slammed down onto a pad. For another shot, James 'Bam Bam' Bamford jumped off a mini-tram, hit a tree headfirst and then spun off it. We weren't sure how or where he was going to spin off so we had the poor guy do it eight times before the cameras even started rolling.
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and relocated, however Daniel still believes he can come to an agreement with the Unas and so Vidrine gives him 24 hours. Daniel and Chaka once again meet with the other Unas and eventually come to the understanding that the Unas will work the mine themselves, and in exchange Stargate Command will
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With a title like Enemy Mine, everything points towards a 'getting to know you' episode, and that's exactly what this tale turns out to be - but not without a lot of conflict along the way. Typically, Jack goes head-to-head with the colonel in charge of the survey, and this scenario has a lot of
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1274:Mallozzi, Joseph (5 April 2003).
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1087:"Interview with Joseph Mallozzi"
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1895:. No. 308. p. 84.
1793:. October 2004. p. 95.
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1750:Stargate SG-1 Solutions
1680:"RATINGS: 'Enemy Mine'"
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