I got the coolest birthday present from the hubs today. It was delayed for a few months, but it arrived today.

Lots of fun moments in these two episodes. Time travel can often be messy, and sure there are questions, but I think this was nicely done overall.

When alternate Teal'c saw the tape and heard that he has a son, and that the Jaffa are free, he got visibly emotional, but he told Jack by the jail cell that he couldn't help, yet then he suddenly changed his mind and went with them. Why?

At the end that fish in the pond was a funny moment. I wonder hypothetically what happened in that timeline to cause fish in the pond.

I should really stay off this website.

Wish SGU had more seasons dam it

I ordered this in March when they first opened up pre-orders and I got the notification it was being shipped this morning!

Hmmm...

On a rematch and realized Unending (SG:1) is Univese in a nut shell IF the "right people" had been sent - and it still wasn't all that pretty

Can't wait!

Has anyone read any of the Stargate novels published by Fandimonium? If so, how were they? I'm kind of interested in the ones that continue Atlantis after Season 5 but not if they aren't worth the price of a Kindle edition.

This was an incredible pair of episodes. They made a bold directing choice to put a large part of E17 as pov from the journalist man who was there, and he did a fantastic acting job. And it set up the tension in the alien world from an outsiders point of view. Then the climax of E18. Wow. RIP Janet

I always thought that the alternate timeline Jack's reaction to Daniel, telling him about the Charlie from the main timeline, was too much. I completly understand him being upset that someone is talking about his son killing himself with his service pistol, but I think there was more to that. My theory is that the shooting still happened it was just a non-lethal wound, possibly in the shoulder.

Hear me out.

Let's, for this argument say that this alt-Charlie found Jack's gun just like in the main timeline and it went off. However, instead of accidently shotting himself in the head or heart, he hit is shoulder. A shot to the shoulder would likely not be lethal if it is treated quickly, but it is close enough to the head that it would terrify the parents.

So, maybe the reason this alt-Jack reacted so strongly to the knowledge of his son's death in the main timeline was because if not for a few inches to one side, it may have happened to his son.

was watching a gameranx video today about upcoming games and spotted what is clearly the X303 in a clip for the game star wars eclipse. not sure if this has been posted before because the trailer came out aprox 2022 but its new to me.

Sorry if asked before. I did search previous posts but couldn’t find one.

Why does the Stargate have the symbol for earth (we all love), as a sun above a pyramid? When the Goa’uld’s Ha’taks wouldn’t have been around at the time the gates were created, and the ancients did not use pyramid design language?

My guess is it’s just a TV continuity error, but wondered if there was any theories or head canon you guys have?

Just finished my watch through of SG1 on Netflix and can’t find any streaming service that has Atlantis.
Does anyone know of where I can watch without having to pay for the whole season?

After her debut it seemed like she'd be a very important character in the future, due to her technical knowledge which rivals Sam's. It seemed like she'd be the next Sam Carter. But we never see her again. Even in episodes in the future where they are working in tech stuff and she could have made a cameo to help.

This might be premature and probably a pretty hot take, but I'm currently on season 6 episode 7 and Im really liking Jonas quinn and I actually like him more then I liked Daniel Jackson, to me Jonas is a lot more level headed in regards what SG1s mission is. The thing I disliked the most about Daniel Jackson was how much of his character was written was to be this overly ethical person who wouldn't yield to anyone else's view point. And I think Jonas has been a much better counterpart to Jack.

The robot Sg1 team had all the skills of Sg1 but with enhanced strength and durability. Seeing as how much Sg1 kicks ass, do you think they could have used his help in building more of them? Imagine an army of O'neills but with enhanced strength and durability taking on the Goa'uld, replicators, and other enemies.

Up for auction:

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I'm Hungarian, but I'm learning German and I'm currently at a B1 level. For immersion, I subscribed to the Zattoo service with which you can watch German cable TV through the internet if you have a VPN set to Germany.

I was delighted to discover that one of the available channels, Tele 5, is airing Stargate and Stargate Atlantis dubbed into German every weekday afternoon. SG-1 is currently at the Season 2 episode "Spirits" and Atlantis is at the Season 2 episode "Duet".

Since I'm already pretty familiar with Stargate, it makes it pretty easy to understand things in German as I have a rough idea of what the characters will be talking about in each episode, perfect for immersion!