It's true though.

THis coming from a guy who has a wife on every planet (well, at least 3 of them) lol indeed

I freaking love this episode sooo much. From all the episodes SG1 has, this one is the most vivid.

atanu nath we all do

May he rest in piece, he was a great man and a even greater actor.

Hammond…of Texas!

In many ways Hammond of Texas made the show.

He sounded like a dad scolding his sons when he said that.

Leonidae _so_ not the damn time anyway... lol

LMAO!

Same here, I literally grew up with it...watched it from when I was 11 until I graduated from university....

@@1abcrr1, I somehow never heard of Dr.Who until I was in my 30s! But I loved Trek when I was a kid and Next Gen when it came out. I really love all of the Stargates, wish they would make another! TV sci/fi hasn't had anything that is interesting to me in a while.

@@1abcrr1, I like your take on it, bureaucrats LOL You take care too 🙂

it woud explain why 2 gate cant be used on the same planet in the same time.

The more I think about this, I think Jack is right. Creating a wormhole has to be a fantasticly energetic event. Like, way more energetic than a supernova. Pinning their ends has to be vastly more energy efficient. There are some hypothetical physics models that hold that the universe is crisscrossed by wormholes created during the big bang. Or even that every subatomic particle is actually the mouth of a wormhole. Selecting those would be an insane task, technologically, but somewhat less pie-in-the-sky as drilling your way through spacetime.

They don’t, else the events of Red Sky would’ve happened wayyyyy sooner

@@3adgamd3r Who's to say such inadvertent contamination didn't, just not to that particular star? It could even be more evidence the wormholes exist independent of the gates, as the Ancients would otherwise have accounted for that in routing the travelers, if they could.

@@chasethevioletsun9996 they DID account for that, if you remember in the episode the only reason the wormhole formed is because Carter bypassed the gates safety protocols using Earths primitive DHD to form the connection

Exactly. There were no feminist agenda with her character who demanded men this and that, instead we have a character who was "just one of the guys" so to speak and as such we didn't see her as anything special or different but as one of the four main characters (aside Hammond of course).

Honestly, I think the biggest contributor to the lack of "feminist agenda" (Carter having to push the fact that she's just as good as the guys} is the fact that, right off the bat, Jack, Daniel, and Hammond accept her as "one of the guys" as much as they would anyone else. Jack pushed back on working with her at the very beginning, but that's who Jack is: he doesn't trust people on his team immediately, and that's continued all the way to where I am in season 8. Carter comes at him detailing her qualifications as a soldier and a scientist, and then proves herself as much of both as Jack needs, and all of them accept it. Ironically enough, I think the reason there's a lack of "feminist agenda" being pushed is because there isn't any sexism getting in the way of just... Being respected. That and I think the showriters really thought about this before putting it out there, but I'm not well versed enough in the story itself or analysis of writing to confirm that. Edit: got to the "I like women" part and following. I stand corrected about the early season, but I stand by it with the latter part of the series: The lack of sexism is an important part for portraying Carter as a full character, both in-universe and out.

@@masonlacour1982 I agree, the line that sold it was her saying she did 100 hours in combat operations and Jack smiles, ever so slightly. No open statement of affirmation required. He just smiles, showing approval. Nothing to do with her ovaries, but proof she was not just an arrogant egghead but someone who also had courage. That he never suffers other arrogant scientists who don't show personal courage shows he was sincere in this belief that good people have to be brave, not just smart, to succeed in Stargate.

Yeah, but if you look at the interviews tapping had to _fight_ the writers on that point. She's utterly insufferable for the first couple episodes before tapping's contract allowed her to get the writers to shove the BS lines. Makes me respect her a lot more than I already did in hindsight. Brie Larson could've learned a lot from her.

hpa2005 I liked the TV series more.. I do see more sexismFeminism on the movie though starring the other actor (whose name I forgot).

@@dudemcguy7608 theres one with only one L and he has no sense of humor

I will never not laugh at Daniel's reaction to Carter seducing Jack. "Oh. You poor man." 🤣😂😂

yup lol

One of my favorite lines of many.

I read that comment right as that part of the video came up.

I don't buy O'Neill not knowing what a black hole is.

@@targard.quantumfrack6854 Knowing and explaining are two different things; esp. when the other person is not even familiar with other aspects of the same subject. And well, Jack isn't wrong. It is basically, an overwhelmingly large (black) hole. // That you can't get out of, and you'll be dead before you get near enough to cross the event-horizon because it's gravitational vacuum is so strong that light cannot escape from it.

He's a GEEK!

@@targard.quantumfrack6854 🤷‍♀️

I was gonna do that one! One of my favorite! Lol!

it's ok happens to me all the time

In that case, I wish I was a poor man.

I agree! ❤️💕❤️

Talitha Costello You are forgetting classic Doctor Who I believe.

Life of Vadim but everyone knows about Classic Who... Stargate is frequently overlooked in any and all fandom sci-fi media.

Yeah those other sci-fi series have the advantage of a built in generational fan base. But tbh they way movies and shows are handled now. I don’t want them to make any more Start Gate.

Probably the same thing as trying to walk into an incoming wormhole. Likely to bounce back out, or just vaporize.

i think it doesn't really matter the direction you enter it from, the ramp and all that is just for situational convenience

I was in reverse. Watched the stargates then MacGyver - Richard is great!

Ryan stiles probably like a lot this line

It's so...her...

Indeed

It's on comet (214) comcast

Yeah mcgyver suxked balls

I think 🤔 I remember that one .