This is where Stargate SG-1 stops playing around and genuinely goes dark.

This review really put me through the wringer and had me digging deep into why There But for the Grace of God works so well. The more I sat with it, the more it proved exactly why this show is so damn good.

We are taken to a very dark alternate reality, yes, with some genuinely funny moments too, but underneath it all, this episode shows that what changes everything is connection — not destiny, not divine favor, but the relationships that shape who we become.

That is exactly the kind of writing that made me fall in love with this show in the first place.

🎵 Music credit: “Salty, Sugar, Sweet” — Jon Worthy Music

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