It took me a second to realize what you were talking about because I'm a guy and I was looking for a girl to be wearing the cute little top. Turns out it was my gay uncle. Good luck getting him not to wear that anymore

Oh yeah. It is SO sweet. (almost as sweet as beans) Ah, "the good old days" when men & women COULD (were ALLOWED to) flirt.

true - that was a well written romance with all its problems about working together, having different ranks and sometimes different worldviews. At the same time, no cliche drama - awesome!

So did she.

Someone's easily amused.

Gone are those days. I worked at an AFB in the early 80s.

Tealc would wield his might Jackson as a weapon.

The touched planet and Argos planet are very similar to each other, warm and pleasant Mediterranean type climate, delicious fruits and vegetables, simple desserts, good fishing, nice clothes and fabrics, beautiful waterfronts, architecture and decent people

That was when they had Showtime money

That's the Goa'uld theme tune. Not sure what it's doing there.

@@musicalaviator Well...if you go by what the locals think, it's possible that the Goa'uld created the disease. And it's indicated that they did once enslave the population there, but lost interest and left because it had no more resources they wanted.

@FlyingMonkies325 The funny thing is they both started off making the same awkward production choices early on, but SG-1 began years after TNG ended. You'd think you could just blame it on the style of the late 80s, but it seems to just be a matter of over-enthusiastic growing pains.

Got a link for that?

Unfortunately, I don't know a link, but it's S1 E4 The Broca Divide. ONeill: Sam, um, tried to seduce me. Daniel: Oh, you...poor man 😆

Wasn't there an episode of SGA where Rodney hallucinated seeing Sam when stuck down at the bottom of the ocean?

Season 2 Ep 14 Grace Under Pressure. Rodney imagines that Sam was down there with him trying to find a way to keep him alive. The whale was real, and they're what helped the team find him. Poor whales...after Atlantis left that planet it'll be destroyed by the next solar flare...in about 10,000 years 😀 He even named that first whale that was curious about him...I forget its name.

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Through Gates McFadden? So that's why she took time off.

I eat beans and my farts send others into another dimension

@@blakjack3053 They travel over the internet two. No doubt they are intergalactic. What happens if you fart in transit?

@@oatnoid I think that would be like in Babylon 5, if you try to open a jump point inside an already active jump gate.

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated El KABOOM.

SG1 was amazing - you should definitely go and watch all of them if you like Star Trek NG

It's one of the best Sci Fi series out there and if you liked Star Trek you'll likely enjoy the characters, setting, tech, and story telling in it. I'd say give the first season a try and if you like it go on from there :) Juuust avoid the spin offs until you're done with the original!

Definitely, I love Stargate 😃 can't add much to above to comments, though there is some overlap with SG1 &. SGA so if you like watching stuff in chronological order there are plenty watch order guides online, rather than watching 10seasons of SG1 then moving onto SGA but technically going back about three years, it's not a big deal but there are a few crossover stories

More trecking, less techno babble From seeing a good number of Stargate episodes & growing up on classic Trek

I wouldn't say the plot is lighter. IMHO Stargate takes itself more serious than Star Trek TNG in its plot, but it inserts lots of humour in its dialogue. In comparison, TNG feels a little stale at times.

You forgot the silent B bwoke

I don't get it at all.

Father!

"How about some more beans Mr. Taggart?"

I've come to think: humans have been eating beans for thousands of years all across the planet... And they hate us for it... They are going to infiltrate and takeover the spiritual inbetween-realms and wipe out all humans across the whole multiverse... "They were packed into baskets, and now they bask in our madness." Pythagoras warned us...

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@@tjwparso and he comes through again!, thank you kind sir

It's the one with the beans

@@tjwparso Even time-hacked it straight to the important part! Thanks!

Ah, yes. Back before that whole "Prime Directive" nonsense. In the early years of the Stargate program, the Federation went about mucking up all the primitive worlds they wanted.

1 of the few people to play on all 3 series aswell. He really got around.

Tapping and Shanks were on all 3 as well

Maybe theres a large rock or something in perfect orbit above the planet causing a permanent eclipse? It's season 1, shouldn't read too much into it. They hadn't really found there way yet

Whatever the reason, it's mysteriously gone by 2:40.

Watching any sci-fi space opera it's always going to be the difference between a production that at best takes onboard a reasonable amount of scientific advice (but never all even on the best intentioned shows) for the sake of credibility but is still allowed to go off to pure imagination at times because it is after all set in a fantasy reality and it's just easier or looks better. Or other shows (without mentioning any names) that just ignore any possible difficulties reality or the laws of physics may cause to the storyline. Of course every science fiction or fantasy story should be allowed to suspend our disbelief and to exist within the laws of it's own premise or reality. But it still should obey some basic rules and consistencies of its own reality no matter how fantastigorical it may be. But some of them hardly even make an effort.

Ask not what trees are doing on the dark side of planets in Stargate, but what EARTH trees are doing on every single planet in the galaxy, lol.

Alien trees thrive in darkness.

@@NightRunner417 Specifically, trees as one might find just outside of Vancouver...

I love how for most part of the show they use the same forest. regardless the reason there are earth trees is the same reason there are humans. If you don't know what I mean, i don't want to spoil.

@@WillowLiv no I mean, trees don't work without sunlight

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Might be the same ones that later were used for the kasa "space corn"...

perhaps, either that or it's the reason they abandoned the planet.

@@tjwparso Or knowing how stupid the Go'auld can be, it could have been both.

Season 1 episode 4 I think. The Broca Divide. So yes you are right season 1.

I was really into SG-1 in the beginning and I don't remember this episode either.

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@@tjwparso That was from the same episode. I got the impression that he was talking about another occasion. I must've misunderstood, thanks.

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www.imdb.com/name/nm0233304/ An excellent Actor/stunt performer that made it into all three stargate shows and a bunch more shows that I like :)

Today, ANYTHING qualifies as sexual harassment 🙄

No. It is much darker at times, the conflicts feel a bit more real (you are not as distanced as you are often to TNG conflicts) and there's lots of humour interspersed where it fits. I believe you are closer to the plot and the characters than in TNG, where characters such as Picard, Troi or Data seem a bit stiff und detached. You wouldn't really care if they died. In SG1, often, you would.

​@@Fidi987 I wouldn't necessarily say that's true unless you only watch one or two episodes and don't know them that well. You _do_ care about the cast of TNG, especially characters like Data and Picard. They're just more formal. More "evolved," or so they like to think. Stargate doesn't have those pretensions. They're normal 21st-century people in way over their heads, so they're more easy to _quickly_ relate to.

It's like early TNG or the Original Series except much higher quality. It's not like post-roddenberry star trek. It has the corny quality and twilight zone style episodic nature where literally anything can happen of very early star trek. The characters are more light hearted like the Original Series. However the series overall has much better acting and plots than TOS. There are a few episodes of it thought that are a LOT like bad episodes of TNG. After you get to the Sci-Fi Channel seasons they start changing the nature of the show and shift to different villains so the show isn't as good but it's still decent. Sci-Fi channel era gets VERY tropey with a lot of tired cliches and they just start killing off staple after staple of the show. Goauld, Asgard, culture of the week planets, etc. It's still good though and i'd recommend even watching Atlantis.

You should watch the first season and see if you like It. I personally liked It more

Humanity is VERY MUCH the underdogs in Stargate, unlike Trek where they are the center of the Federation. The stories are much darker, serious, and much more personal. You're dealing with small reconaissance teams going to other worlds, and there is no Federation, just a small base in a mountain that is kept secret from even most of the military. They also go MUCH LIGHTER on the technobabble and try to have things make more sense. Yes there is some speculative science and still fantastic stuff like hyperdrive, but they don't have constant technobabble like Trek did. Stargate also knows when it's appropriate to take things less serious and make some jokes (usually with Jack being snarky). The characters are also (at times) known to lampshade things and compare their situation to sci-fi tropes. It's VERY self aware.

other than the blurays, not sure, I think hulu, depends what country you're in etc I guess

All of SG-1 is in widescreen...from the very first episode.

I haven't seen the first season in HD Widescreen since Amazon took them off their platform. The only place that I can watch them, Netflix, has them in SD 4:3

@@ItJackL I have the whole series on DVD and all of them, even season 1, are widescreen. Granted DVD isn't HD but still.

Kurt Snyder ..and that smile (3:50) indicating she was reciprocating it too.

I love beans do be do🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@@AnIdiotAboard_ If you see the woman I dated in college, you would not accuse me of being obsessed with looks ; )

@@NiclasLoof I totally get that, and that's okay. It's just that I hear a lot of guys saying she's really hot, and I don't completely agree.

I'm a woman, straight, and most of the time, Carter does nothing for me, either. In many episodes she seems to be written rather one dimensional, standing by until she can deliver her science babble or shoot at someone. In some episodes she comes to life a bit more, not just smiling or marching. One case was the episode where she was hunted by Abubis' robot soldier.

I think she has a cute smile.

@@FutureDeep I won't deny that : )

not me running the ads pal, if you don't want to watch ads watch the actual show or get an adblocker, don't punish the channel

@@tjwparso best way to get something changed is to do it this way..... circle of life man, sorry.

@@lukewarmwater6412 I can appreciate your logic and I'm confident your downvote won't actually punish my channel so you do you pal 🖖😎 good look changing things