Here's the director, Andy Mikita, on set with his talent.
- Let's go. Come on. - Let's see if he's got any respect at all.
- Second day of filming. - How far behind are you today?
An hour and a half.
We've got one scene.
lt's quarter after twelve and l've shot two pages of a 7-page day.
lf you look down at the monitor, Terry is doing an insert from scene six, yesterday.
The Pangaran and the Goa'uld writing,
translations for the Goa'uld addresses that the Pangarans want.
- Do you recognise any of these? - Offhand, l recognise these three, sir.
ls this the famous Jim Menard, the cinematographer?
Did l mention that l'm only an hour and a half behind?
- Yes, you did. - And that it's not his fault?
- Blame? ls there blame? - No, we share the blame.
- l should be sent home early. - You guys ought to know that...
Action!
The writing in this chamber seems to tell the story of the Goa'uld who ruled here.
We've been attempting to decipher this section of the wall for months,
thus far with limited success.
lt is written in a rare dialect of ancient Goa'uld.
Subtle.
lt is written in a rare dialect of ancient Goa'uld.
An account of the warlord Shak'ran.
He was Systems Lord... A System...
A System Lord that... You're making me very nervous.
He was a System Lord that was defeated by Apophis about 300 years ago.
lndeed.
Until his defeat, Pangar served as Shak'ran's home world.
And what of the Goa'uld Apophis, the one who conquered Shak'ran?
He was killed in battle not long ago.
As l expected, you have much wisdom to share.
Teal'c and l will be more than happy to help you with the translations.
Please, l do not wish to be overheard by the Pangar security contingent.
There's something you need to know about the tretonin.
Please come with me and l will finish showing you the rest of the ruins.
l will try to talk to you later.
- He's flexing. - Every day it's like this. Every day.
This is Allison. This is behind the scenes.
Hey, Behind the Scenes. Hey.
Can you imagine how glad l am to have Allison on the show?
- Yeah. - Good.
As soon as that comes around to me, l just go like this. l freeze.
Allison, is this by far your best experience as a performer on any show?
Bar none. Bar none. And l haven't even done a scene yet.
But l already know that. Because Andy's here.
Can you feel the family situation?
l can feel the vibe. l feel the love. l feel a lot of love.
Yeah. lt's good. Everywhere l go, there's love.
You have to exit when l do that.
You know. ''The result is not his fault.''
lt's a lot of time for you to head over.
So you can be starting to mosey over to that side of the wall.
- During all this dialogue. - During Zenna's big speech.
This has been my life's work.
- My father's life's work. - Your father?.
My father was the one who found the jar that contained the queen.
He was attempting to remove a section of the ruins for further study
when he literally stumbled into the chamber.
lt's a big moment when you guys find out that it's her dad who's the archaeologist
that they were talking about in the earlier scene.
- Who discovered the... yeah. - lt's a big moment.
You thought it was just an archaeologist.
Now you find out the personal connection, that it's her dad.
Ra, Ra, Ra.
Didn't you say this temple was built by Shak'ran?
lt was.
Then why does this section of the fresco mention Ra?
Ra, Ra, Ra, Ra!
lf you'd known it was behind-the-scenes day, is this the outfit you'd have worn?
Absolutely. No question about it.
- The sandals, the shorts... ? - Walt's moving in! Watch your backs!
OK, out. Behind the scenes is over.
ENHOH