History Heartwarming / StargateSG1

* I don't know why, but Jack giving him back his glasses after he [[spoiler: Descends in the premiere]] always gives me the warm fuzzies. Made especially poignant as Daniel cannot remember the importance of his glasses, Jack, or this gesture of friendship.

* In "Stronghold", Landry giving Mitchell permission to use a memory recall device to show his life-long friend Ferguson some of his memories of the past year working for the SGC; memories which easily [[ForWantOfANail could have been his]], if he hadn't taken shrapnel whilst saving Mitchell's life and developed a brain aneurysm, preventing him from getting into the X-302 program.

* The episode where the Tok'ra show up with their truth-machine and O'Neill has to admit that he cares for Carter "a lot more than [he's] supposed to" to clear suspicions of being spies.

* Something so heartwarming about Martin Lloyd being vindicated, after not being believed that he's from another planet. The music when Martin finds the escape pod makes it sound all worth it.
* Teal'c receiving his first ever birthday present.

* I don't know why, but Jack giving him back his glasses after he [[spoiler: Descends in the premiere]] always gives me the warm fuzzies. Made especially poignant as Daniel cannot remember the important of his glasses, Jack, or this gesture of friendship.

* "Avatar." Teal'c is trapped in an UnwinnableTrainingSimulation, and analysis from the others reveals that the program's ability to learn based on the user includes [[spoiler: incorporating Teal'c's belief that that the Goa'uld could never be defeated.]] When Daniel enters the program to assist him however, they eventually meet success, with Fridge adding the heartwarming. Teal'c knew he couldn't do it alone, but doing it with his TrueCompanions was another story.

* In "Affinity", Teal'c gets an apartment off base and becomes very popular and something of a local legend in his neighborhood for helping everyone out from fixing pipes to stopping muggers. At the end as Teal'c is moving out one of the local kids shows Teal'c he painted Teal'c forehead tattoo on his skateboard to remember him by. Teal'c replies he "Is honored" by the gesture which is really special when you consider that it is the symbol for Apophis and Teal'c in the past said it symbolized "Slavery to false gods."
* "Threads". Teal'c and Bra'tac are discussing who will lead the free Jaffa. While Bra'tac seems sure he will die soon, Teal'c is unwilling to admit his mentor is too old and seems sure his mentor will provide wisdom and guidance to the Jaffa for years to come.

* "Cold Lazarus", the revelation that the crystal-energy being just wanted to help Jack heal from the loss of his son. Specifically, the crystal being thought it could just bring his son back. It didn't understand that he *couldn't* be brought back because he was dead. The being said later "physical death is not the same for us". Basically, the crystal beings don't have a concept of permanent death.

* At the end of the first episode of the second season, the team has defeated Apophis [[spoiler: sort of]] and gone back to Earth. But they had to leave Daniel, injured and dying, on Apophis' ship. When they get back to SGC, though, he's already there. Sam says his name in this shocked voice, and Jack shouts "Space Monkey, yeah!" and goes over and hugs him. The final shot, of the team and just about everyone else in SGC hugging as the camera zooms out through the Stargate, had to get a smile out of everyone.

* Jack talking down the grieving archeologist who's accidentally caused a GroundhogDayLoop to try to see his wife again. Doubles as a TearJerker.

* The entire team's individual mini-monologues when [[spoiler: Daniel was dying]] in "Meridian".[[/folder]]

* More Danny: pretty much every sequence between him and Jack in "Abyss". Later, him visiting Teal'c in "The Changeling".

** The entire idea of the Tok'ra. A group of creatures who are the same species as the Goa'uld, yet they have turned their backs on, and are in fact rebelling against, the evil tyrannical ways of the System Lords. Instead, they have formed [[ThePowerofFriendship true friendship bonds with willing hosts]] who will help them survive, and in turn, the host gains a lengthened lifespan and their simplistic (to the Tok'ra) diseases cured, plus they, together, have also formed alliances as strong with other species as their hosts are with their symbiotes. You gotta say "Awwww" at that, even if the idea is a bit [[Squick squicky at first]].

*** Daniel interacting with Reese was so sweet.

* The scene between Jacob Carter and Selmak in "The Tok'ra, Part 2". It's played almost like a romance.

* In "Forever in a Day", Sha're manages to send a message to Daniel through the Goa'uld hand device telling him to find her son...and not to be angry with Teal'c for killing her.

* The entire team's individual mini-monologues when Daniel was [[spoiler: dying]] in "Meridian".[[/folder]]

--->’’’Daniel:’’’ Now as soon as we're gone, I want you to close it, bury it, put a big, heavy cover stone over it—nothing good can ever come through this 'gate. Do you understand me? \\
’’’Abydonian:’’’ You came through, Daniel.

’’’Abydonian:’’’ You came through, Daniel. \\

—->’’’Daniel:’’’ Now as soon as we're gone, I want you to close it, bury it, put a big, heavy cover stone over it—nothing good can ever come through this 'gate. Do you understand me? \\
—->’’’Abydonian:’’’ You came through, Daniel.

—->’’’Daniel:’’’ Now as soon as we're gone, I want you to close it, bury it, put a big, heavy cover stone over it—nothing good can ever come through this 'gate. Do you understand me?

* "Children of the Gods", after Teal'c's HeelFaceTurn against Apophis' henchmen, he seems shell-shocked, realizing his life has turned upside down. When he tells Jack O'Neill that he now has nowhere to go, Jack light-heartedly tells the Jaffa that he can live at his place.
** At the end of the series premiere, the entire team stands in front of the Gate in what is an obvious, yet still heartwarming money shot.

** Meanwhile, in the series finale of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'', the ''Daedalus''-class ship about to be commissioned for Colonel Carter's command had its name changed at the last minute -- from the ''Phoenix'' (as Carter's ship in an alternate reality was named) to the ''General Hammond'', in honor of the recently deceased Hammond (and, of course, his actor).