1. The first time Cameron invited him over for movie night. It turned into an all-night affair because Cam actually let him play all six Star Wars movies (original trilogy and prequels). Sam and Daniel sat through the "A New Hope," then made their excuses and left. But Cameron stayed for the remaining five, even "The Phantom Menace." Cameron also made pecan pancakes and they had a spirited discussion over breakfast about whether Anakin would have turned to the dark side if Qui-Gon had trained him instead of Obi-Wan.
2. When Daniel woke up in the infirmary after passing out. The look of relief on Daniel’s face when he saw a familiar face was worth missing a crucial vote in the Jaffa council.
3. The time Hank Landry took him to a Colorado Avalanche game. "I'm really surprised General O'Neill never took you to one of these. He always struck me as a hockey fan," he said, seeing how much Teal'c enjoyed the fights on the ice.
"O'Neill took me fishing," said Teal'c. "After that, I did not want to see his other leisure pastimes." It got a chuckle out of the general.
4. When he asked Sam what Cameron meant by "getting the band back together" and she suggested that they watch "The Blues Brothers." It was even more amusing to learn that Daniel had never seen the movie, either. And Cameron had approved when Teal'c named "The Blues Brothers" as his next favorite movie after the original Star Wars trilogy.
5. When Dakara was destroyed by Adria, Teal'c was sick to his stomach. However, it made him realize that re-joining SG-1 was the best thing he could have done for his people. By escaping the carnage, Teal'c would be able to lead his people once more in establishing a government once the Ori were defeated. If he had remained with the Jaffa to lead through the Ori crisis, both he and Bra'tac probably would have died on Dakara. He was never more grateful that he had listened to Cameron all those months ago.
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2. When Daniel woke up in the infirmary after passing out. The look of relief on Daniel’s face when he saw a familiar face was worth missing a crucial vote in the Jaffa council.
3. The time Hank Landry took him to a Colorado Avalanche game. "I'm really surprised General O'Neill never took you to one of these. He always struck me as a hockey fan," he said, seeing how much Teal'c enjoyed the fights on the ice.
"O'Neill took me fishing," said Teal'c. "After that, I did not want to see his other leisure pastimes." It got a chuckle out of the general.
4. When he asked Sam what Cameron meant by "getting the band back together" and she suggested that they watch "The Blues Brothers." It was even more amusing to learn that Daniel had never seen the movie, either. And Cameron had approved when Teal'c named "The Blues Brothers" as his next favorite movie after the original Star Wars trilogy.
5. When Dakara was destroyed by Adria, Teal'c was sick to his stomach. However, it made him realize that re-joining SG-1 was the best thing he could have done for his people. By escaping the carnage, Teal'c would be able to lead his people once more in establishing a government once the Ori were defeated. If he had remained with the Jaffa to lead through the Ori crisis, both he and Bra'tac probably would have died on Dakara. He was never more grateful that he had listened to Cameron all those months ago.