Jody Thompson as evil babe in Bounty Stargate SG-1

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Character Name : Bounty Hunter

Year : 2007

In tv show Stargate SG-1 season 10 episode titled Bounty aired 2007. Actress Jody Thompson plays as villainess.

Stargate franchise is one of my favorite franchises of all time, I didn't watch all of Stargate SG1, I think I will finish it some day, I watched it till Apophis played by Peter Williams died and his host became human again and I remember he was speaking his native Egyptian language as he was kind of a hostage of Apophis which was cool, Stargate: Atlantis was also cool, this show was the first time I saw Jason Momoa on screen, the show wasn't as good as the original, but it was decent and very entertaining.

If there's a single show that I would say be perfect for what Hollywood thought police call "modern audiences" Stargate would be the one, for different reasons, if you think about it, the show originally have characters which is agender like Zarin which is like Non-binary, it also had the idea of someone trapped in a body isn't theirs, the show also have the idea of multiculturalism, so If you have a political message like that and want a show that fit it perfectly, it's Stargate, But do I want Hollywood to remake Stargate for modern audiences? Hell no, and here's why, first they will probably ruin it, like go, "You portray group of people as different species" and other restrictions that would ruin the original work, second of all, even if it was good, people won't like it or even care about it, because unlike before where it was possible to make a good show with message and people watch it even if they disagree with the message for the purpose of entertaining, they can't do now, because they already know Hollywood want to enforce a message on them, want to police their thoughts, so they became intolerant of accepting such ideas, because Hollywood don't provide entertainment anymore, it provide modern religious ceremonies, only people who join such religion would be their main consumers, exactly like any other religious movies with heavy censorship, So, I kind of want them to leave the franchise in peace.

Ok, let's start watching the episode, since I never watched season ten, I assume Colonel Jack O'Neill isn't in the show anymore and was replaced by Colonel Cameron Mitchell as the lead, it's kind of clear how his absence effected the show, as the show ended just two seasons afterwards.

It's hard for me to say which character in the show was my favorite, but I kind of miss Colonel Jack O'Neill.

Ok, the villains in this episode are so cool, the villains in this show are very cool overall all, it's extremely rare to find such villains nowadays due to the divine commandments of Hollywood thought police.

So, the main villain put a bounty on the heroes after they blew up one of his transportation ships, honestly, who can blame him, do you know how much it cost to build such ship!! It must cost a fortune, whoever get the bounty, deserves every penny.

We see our beloved villainess around 8 minute mark, she's so gorgeous, I would do anything she asks me to do, I don't care, I want to be with her 😍😍😍.

The way this episode mix practical with CGI around 11 minute mark is so cool, and kind of simple too, all you need is fireworks, and then make a bullet flare effect and then you have a really believable shootout scene with space guns.

We see our gorgeous villainess again around 14 minute mark, I don't get how the hero is able to resist her, hell, she even asking him out, and the idiot said no.

Anyway, our villainess went after the hero, she pointed the gun towards innocent woman to make him surrender saying that she will start killing people if he didn't, and she died in accident, with a bus, just like that. As far as I know this is the second time the beautiful actress Jody Thompson play as a villainess, the first time was in Blade: The Series playing as vampiress Glynnis and this is her second evil role, we love you, Jody Thompson, and love to see you again on screen ❤️❤️❤️.

TBH, it's obvious that the tenth season isn't on the same level of the first seasons in so many ways, you miss some actors who were iconic to the show like Don S. Davis and Richard Dean Anderson, also the show feels really tired and exhausted, and I assume, out of ideas, I would recommend watching the show from the start, but even the tenth season is way better than anything airing today.