#Rya’c

[meushell]

“Fishing” with Family

Gen • F/M, M/M • 1,525 • Post Canon • Found Family

Photos…

• Cabin from “Virgin River” • Symbiote from show • Underwater background from Unsplash • Jack O’Neill • Rya’c • Kar’yn • Ishta • Teal’c • Jacob Carter • Sam Carter • Martouf. Eye patch from Unsplash. Background is the cabin. • Malek • Aldwin

“Fishing” with Family (1525 words) by Meushell Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Stargate SG-1 Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Sam Carter/Martouf/Lantash, Malek/Aldwin, Kar’yn/Rya’c, Ishta/Teal’c Characters: Jack O'Neill, SG-1 Team, Jacob Carter | Selmak, Martouf | Lantash, Malek, Aldwin, Rya’c, Kar’yn, Ishta, OC Tok’ra, Ensemble Additional Tags: Canon Divergence, Post-Canon, One Shot, Slice of Life, Fluff, Family, Found Family, Married Couples, Swimming, Day Off, some alcohol, Disabled Character, Tok’ra, Stargate Anniversary Fest 2024 Series: Part 35 of Stargate: The Tok’ra Summary: "Rya'c?" Jack offered. "I will pass," he replied upon seeing his father's disapproving scowl. "Oh, I am going to be regretting that offer." Jack realized. "Indeed." Teal'c confirmed. "Is he going to be scowling at you for the next few days?" Aldwin asked from the water, having been caught. He had given Malek his promised kiss. "A week at least," Jack answered. ~~ After many years, Jack finally has his old team, Tok’ra, and Jaffa enjoying a peaceful time at his cabin. (Can be read on its own.) Bingo Prompt: Beer on the Pier

[agent-troi]

[autistic-danieljackson]

Rya’c getting back at the SGC by pronouncing Tau’ri like Tori

[elenath9]

Stargate rewatch - Seth

I feel like they’ve lost track of more System Lords than Seth, but ok.  At least Daniel’s hair looks much better.

Ohhh Jacob.  You’ve got some issues, buddy.

I love Teal’c’s Jaffa joke and his laughter.

Nish’ta is introduced here.  I like the tie-in with the Rya’c episode.  I also like Jack’s exchange with the ATF guy after the president calls.  I love how Sam comes up with the idea to snap them out of the Nish’ta.

Snippity do-dah lol 🤣. The way Jack introduces them as Larry, Moe and Curly.

Yay Sam using the hand device.  And I love the two fathers making up with their sons. 🥺

[gateathonworks]

Rya’c - Headcanon

What is a headcanon you used (or plan to use) in a fan work for this adorable kid? (Okay, he’s not a kid in the last shot, but he is throughout most of the show.)

My Answer

After the formation of the Jaffa Nation, he made alliances by visiting the various worlds that his father/SG-1 had visited on their missions.

He is also the go-to when the Jaffa Nation needs someone to interact directly with the Tok’ra.

Rules

It can be canon compliant, canon divergent, involve a crossover, or be completely crack. It doesn’t matter. You can even just make something up right now.

You can include a link to your fic/work if you wish.

It probably goes without saying since I’m posting this before the event started, but the headcanon does not have to involve a GATEathon work.

If the headcanon is not originally yours, say so, and if possible, give credit if possible.

That being said, do not accuse anyone of stealing. Same and similar ideas are going to happen.

Do not criticize each other.

No character bashing. What you do in your work is fine (including in the main event), but I want GATEathon mini events to be safe for everyone to enjoy all the characters.

If you break the rules, especially with bringing in negativity, you may be blocked.

[jadelotusflower]

Stargate rewatch: 1x14 Singularity

lol, we just love to go to other planets and putting up signs announcing our presence.

Daniel sneezes! So we haven’t forgotten his allergies entirely.

Throughout the show, each member of SG-1 will get at least one Emotional Support Child. This is Sam’s.

However Teal’c is the first contact with Cassandra as he’s sans hazmat suit - I love how gentle he is with her. We only got a glimpse of him with Rya’c in a tense situation, this gives us a better idea of what he’s like as a father.

We know from Cold Lazarus that Sam is an Aunt, and she does have a sweet Auntie vibe in the scenes with Casandra which becomes more maternal as the episode progresses.

I think this is the first time the element the Stargate is made from is identified as naquadah.

Daniel isn’t wearing his glasses in the briefing - I wonder if Michael Shanks got sick of wearing them all the time or the director didn’t want to bother trying to avoid the lights reflecting in them. Perhaps both.

This time it was Mario Azzopardi, who also directed the pilot and several other season 1 episodes.

Not an issue here, since the reflection comes from an onscreen light source.

I do love these kind of shots!

Oh hey, head of surgery Dr Warner is back, nice continuity.

Daniel also had a coffee cup - I don’t know if this is the first one in a while or if I’ve just been forgetting to look.

It’s another episode on the heels of Hathor where Sam is The Girl, but much more successful as there’s actually some character work going on.

Daniel outside reading a book waiting for Sam is very sweet, but he uses a piece of paper to mark his place instead of a bookmark like an absolute savage.

Sam: “I just - I want to do this” Daniel: “Okay. But I guess what I’m saying is that you don’t have to do this alone.” Their friendship!

The first season is full of randos in the briefing room.

Our first mention of Nirrti, although identified as male by Teal’c - whether he was wrong or at one point Nirrti had a male host is undetermined.

Nirrta is a Hindu deity that is either male or female depending on the scripture. The name is derived from the Sanskrit Nirrti which means decay, and is probably why they were chosen for this episode.

Sam feeling she needs to be detached because of her military training 🥺

What was that post about traditional tv framing having everyone stand unrealistically close to fit into smaller screens? Exhibit A right here.

“In fact the decision is quite easy - the consequences are what’s difficult.” Great Hammond line.

Gut wrenching performance by Amanda Tapping. Also Katie Stuart as Cassandra - she knows exactly what’s happening when Sam leaves her in the bunker, red tag of death still attached to her clothes.

Sam guesses that the bomb isn’t going to go off, but ultimately she goes back down because she made a promise to Casandra not to leave her, and couldn’t live with herself if she broke it.

In Thor's Hammer, Daniel asked Sam if she'd ever had a feeling that made no logical sense but turned out to be right - this isn't quite that since Sam did have a reason to believe the bomb wouldn't go off, but this the start of Sam starting to trust her instinct and made big logical leaps that inexplicably pay off.

This will get her into trouble later on as risks don’t always pay off, but will also allow her to make incredible achievements and snap victory from the jaws of defeat more than once.

Compare Sam in CotG, skeptical of Daniel's claim that the Stargate was part of a network because they’d run permutations with no result, to here where she has an idea but trusts her gut that it’s right, not necessarily the evidence.

Cassandra’s cover story about being from Toronto is funny seeing as the Stargate universe is basically Space Canada.

My last three brain cells.

[irrelevant-86]

Stargate: The Next Generation

My (half formed) idea for a Stargate continuation series.

So it would start off with Jack’s clone (played by Michael Welch), who is now a Colonel in the Air Force, finally being assigned a place at Stargate Command. He’s being given leadership over a new SG-1 team.

The only other person who I’ve decided on being part of this team would be Rya’c (played by Neil Denis) whose taking his fathers place on the team!

Cassandra (played by Katie Stuart) would have followed in her mom’s footsteps and become a doctor. I’m not sure given the timeline if she would be at the point in her career where she could be the bases CMO when the series starts. But I definitely want her to be the base doctor who treats the new SG-1 team whenever they get injured!

I also know I want Hailey (played by Elizabeth Rosen) to be there as well but she wouldn’t be part of the new SG-1 team cause by this point in the timeline she’d have a much higher rank than Jack’s clone. Maybe she’s like the new head scientist of the base.

I know we need at least two other characters to fill out the new SG-1, but I just can’t think of who I’d want those characters to be. Wether they be all new characters made up solely for this series. Or old characters from the original series. All I know is I kind of want both of these characters to be female. That way we can have 2 male SG-1 members and 2 female SG-1 members.

Daniel is now in charge of Atlantis. He cameos every now and then.

Sam is the general in charge of the SGC. She keeps a picture of the original Sg-1, and a picture of Fraiser and General Hammond on her desk. Every now and then when there’s a scene of her in her office the camera pans to show these two pics. (And maybe at the end of the first episode they do a little tribute “in memory of Don S. Davis”)

Jack has retired by this point, he’s living his best life at his cabin fishing all the time, and him and Sam have finally been able to get married!!!! Sam often talks about him and how he’s enjoying his retirement.

Teal’c is the leader of the free Jaffa and makes occasional cameos to help out the new SG-1 on their missions and to just spend some time with his son ever now and then.

Vala makes occasional cameos. She and Daniel eventually got married and she splits her time between Atlantis and traveling around the galaxy causing chaos.

Mitchel is a general now and he’s in charge of the Beta Site. We get cameos from him once in a while whenever the new SG-1 has to go to the Beta site for one reason or another.

And for the new bad guy of the series. The Furlings finally make an appearance! We know they disappeared from our galaxy a long time ago and we were never given an actual reason for that. I’m gonna say for this series they went off to either a completely different galaxy or to another dimension. And now they’ve returned to this galaxy/dimension, and they bring news with them of the new big bad that’s coming. They’ve been fighting this enemy for generations in this other galaxy/dimension the whole time they’ve been gone, trying to prevent it from making its way to our galaxy/dimension. But they’ve failed and the big bad is on its way and this galaxy/dimension needs to prepare itself. But now we have the Furlings here for the rest of this new series helping the Tau’ri to defeat this new bad guy!

[agent-troi]

wait a second how old is rya’c supposed to be i thought he was like nine or ten two seasons ago and now he looks fourteen or fifteen

[elenath9]

Continuing my Stargate rewatch…

Family

What Jack says in the beginning sorta sounds like what Duke Leto Atreides says in Frank Herbert’s Dune: in knowing it’s a trap we can evade it (paraphrased).

Oooffff the situation with Teal’c’s wife! 😬

Uh oh, the tooth!  Fake teeth with things that kill you also feature in Dune (though different). Not sure why I’m seeing a bunch of Dune connections here. 🤔

Rya’c kinda sounds like a angsty teenager when he has the tantrum.  His brainwashing by Apophis is like a metaphor for the what some things in real life (like cults and fanatic religious groups) can do to kids.

[nirahsaooc]

As much as I do enjoy Star Trek, I definitely think that Stargate SG1 did a far superior job when it came to having one of the cast have a Child that they couldn’t always be there for.

Specifically I am referring to how TNG in general handled Worf and his son Alexander. Which was honestly just kind of all kinds of terrible imo and Worf comes across as not really caring about Alexander even though they try to make him come across as caring but being all Stoic and unable to properly express his emotions.

SG1 had Teal’c and his Son Rya’c who showed up every now and then in some episodes. Teal’c’s Position is similar to Worf in that he’s the Stoic Warrior of the group that adheres to traditions that are foreign to the others. He also has a son that he has been raising.

The key difference though in my opinion though is the show’s writing makes it evident that Teal’c is doing his best to try to be a father to Rya’c while also trying to fight for the freedom of all Jaffa. This causes conflicts between him and his son and Teal’c isn’t always amazing at expressing how he feels towards his son. But its very obvious he does care and really does give a damned about Rya’c. And little bits of side dialogue also show that offscreen Teal’c does try to see his son and mate as often as he is able to.

Transpose to Worf who really to me anyway came across as perpetually annoyed whenever he had to actually be a parent to Alexander. I know that unlike Teal’c, Worf didn’t really desire to be a father but he chose to not be safe when things got heated with K'Ehleyr, and she was unfortunately killed. Which left Worf as Alexanders only parent.

But they never really to me succeeded in making it seem like Worf ever cared about Alexander on a deep parental level despite the writing seeming to have a half assed attempt at it.

And this isn’t a dig at Worf, I really blame the writing for this, I love Worf as a character he’s awesome. But the writers really just dropped the ball and never picked it back up when it came to Worf and Alexander’s relationship.

[samcaarter]

Stargate SG1 and/or SGA! :)

Thank you, Bethany :)

Favorite character:

Least Favorite character: eh, maybe pete? He’s just so meh, so bland, so idiot. I also don’t like Barrett

5 Favorite ships (canon or non-canon): SAM AND JACK, obv. Jonas and Vala, because it sounds like a good idea. Janet and Sha’re, because why not? Jack and happiness. Teal’c and Ishta, talk about power couple, huh

Character I find most attractive: one? just one? I can’t pick just one. The whole cast is just full of Attractive People. All of them. They’re all beautiful. It’s Sam, I pick Sam

Character I would marry: I don’t think I could actually marry any of them. I’d worry too much and we’d get divorced because of it

Character I would be best friends with: Jonas. And Janet

a random thought: I’d like Stargate: The Next Generation, where Cassie, Hailey, Rya’c and Kar’yn go through the gate, and the old cast is visiting from time to time, except Sam, because she’s in charge of the SGC, so she’s always there, like Hammond used to be. And no one from the original cast is killed off

An unpopular opinion: s9-10 would’ve been much better if they were about the 9th Chevron instead of the Ori

My Canon OTP: 

My Non-canon OTP: Jonas and Vala. Look, just think about it, okay. It m a k e s sense

Most Badass Character: Sam and Teal’c are tied for first prize

Most Epic Villain: all of the Goa’uld are more Drama Villains tbh. They got rid of RepliCarter too soon, I feel that she could’ve been epic

Pairing I am not a fan of: any pairing that involves Sam/Jack and someone else basically

Character I feel the writers screwed up (in one way or another): I think you can say that they screwed up everyone, a little bit. But I’ll go with Janet. She. didn’t deserve. it.

Favourite Friendship: Teal’c and X, seriously, Teal’c is such a good friend. We should all aspire to be more like Teal’c

Character I most identify with: probably Jonas. Minus the supergenius part.

Character I wish I could be: Sam Carter. Because then I could have my own Jack. And Teal’c, and the whole team :P

hey, send me a fandom, a ship or a character and I’ll tell you 

[jadelotusflower]

Stargate rewatch: 1x11 Bloodlines

According to Teal’c, Chulak is one of the few worlds with an abundance of Goa’uld larvae. Was this embellishment by Teal’c because he wanted to go back, or perhaps Amaunet is a Goa’uld queen who spawned larvae pre-show and he knew that?

Both Teal’c and Hammond want to talk to Jack alone to say things they can’t in front of the others.

Kind of a small house for a First Prime.

Bra’tac! The always wonderful Tony Amendola. MVP of the recurring guest cast.

Jack: “We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it” Bra’tac: “No, the bridge is too well guarded.” Hee!

No shade to the later actress, but Salli Richardson is the superior Drey’auc.

Her anger is completely justified, because she and Rya’c are paying the price for Teal’c’s actions, noble though they were.

Oof, Teal’c treats his wife…not great.

We don’t know what would have happened if Rya’c hadn’t been sick and not needed a Goa’uld to heal him. Later it’s implied Jaffa physiology requires the implantation at puberty which makes sense - there’s evolutionary differences between humans and Jaffa and the Goa’uld want to keep them dependent - but Teal’c can’t be sure at this stage.

I know it’s for plot reasons, but Sam really should have grabbed a couple of larvae, since the purpose was to study them.

“Just that every single one of these infant Goa’ulds will one day take a human life” - this week on Things are Personal for Daniel.

“If we kill them when they’re as vulnerable as they are right now we’d be no better than the Goa’uld.” Eh, not really buying Sam’s reasoning here. Scientific experiment on larvae possibly resulting in death = ok, but shooting them outright = not ok? Worth noting that Sam will not continue to hold this view, as she explodes a pregnant Goa’uld queen in later seasons.

But it makes sense for Sam to make this argument at this point in her character arc - they do seem to have settled into the dynamic of Sam=logic and Daniel=emotion.

The way Daniel massacres the Goa’uld larvae is kind of chilling though. Sometimes I think fandom tends to see early seasons Daniel as a precious uwu baby but he does have a ruthless streak, from urging the capture of Apophis in The Nox to shooting the tank here. He (understandably) has a visceral hatred of the Goa’uld that when stoked cannot be tempered.

The whiplash from this to Daniel post-slaughter, munching on a power bar and wondering if the larvae needs to be fed is sure a thing.

"I'm sorry, my son, that it is I who must do this to you." 🥺 Chris Judge is great in this episode.

No one suggests that Drey’auc and Ray’c go with them to Earth? Seems like it would have solved some problems that arise later.

Hammond even stated the mission was to bring Rya’c back, and the issue (other than the impending implantation) was that having family on an enemy world compromises Teal’c, but everyone is just cool with them remaining behind, including Drey’auc despite the danger they face?

I suppose they believe they can’t get them all through the Stargate with their subterfuge plan, but it’s odd they don’t even try.

There’s a nice callback to “cross that bridge” when Sam points out the priests will tell Apophis of Bra’tac’s betrayal which is cute, but he just kills them right?

[young-forsythe]

Rejected SG-1 Episodes:

Teal’c babysits an entire village of space kids

Jack goes fishing offworld and accidentally pulls up Cthulhu

Cassie, Rya’c, and Hailey go on a very dangerous and completely illegal mission to save SG-1

Teal’c and Jonas have an afternoon off-base and spend the entire time reading trashy tabloids and playing with a “clap on, clap off” light

After three weeks of attempting to translate an Ancient tablet, Daniel realizes it’s written in pig latin

Carter has a Girls’ Night Out with Vala and also several other Carters from various parallel realities

Daniel dies eight times in a single episode and gets increasingly pissed with each consecutive death

Hammond files custody paperwork for all the children SG-1 bring home