r/Stargate

Why were the Airforce so helpful with the Stargate production? As a recruitment tool it didnt seem to put the military life in a great light. And most of the time you'd have no idea the the SGC was supposed to be a branch of the AF.

I'm wondering if other people are getting their Gate fix via the continuous cycle of the 3 series on Roku, or is it Netflix or DVD collections?

I was rewatching the show and had a strange thought.

When Amanda Perry was killed and uploaded into Destiny's computer the first thing we see her do is show TJ how to perform kidney surgery. She could almost instantly access and understand Destiny's database and be aware of the urgency of the surgery.

Having a person, or the consciousness of a person, who has that capability would have been invaluable.

Fixing shields and weapons may have been possible. Finding stars that they could recharge from that didn't have drones blocking them may have been possible.

She may have even been able to help them dial earth. I think she would be hesitant to do so because of the risk of Rush leaving no matter how small.

Even if they still had to make the jump to a new galaxy she would be able to give them the instructions to repair the stasis pods.

But she got boxed up because of irony. Rush and Perry made a emotional choice that caused a problem and Eli had to make a practical one to solve it.

My first watch through, i was curious, but ultimately decided i thought he did not because of how staunchly he was against it. But with each watch through, i think more and more that maybe he did end up fixing it. Or at least partly. There was just too much a diversity in high expertise in each person. Even the two or so randos who weren't part of the main or known cast were both doctors. The more I think about it, the more I think it was too complimentary of a crew to be random, he still sent some lower level experts in their field (but still experts) with some of the high enough level of experts to make it seem at least a little bit random. Even Becker - he was basically just the cook - but even that's still super important when it comes down to basic survival skills - along with park's botany expertise.

Edit: Do you think, if he did fix some of it, that he specifically chose camille in the "fixing"?

Edit: I mean, if you wanted to show complete transparency and fairness - which in the beginning he was struggling with how to show that - you would have everyone write down their own names and place it in the empty case themselves with everyone watching. He chose to arrive with everyone's name already in it.

Im wondering how many times a member of stargate command has had something life changing happen to them eg o'neil and the ancient repository or Daniel ascending

SG1 S10 E Tallion.

Teal'c and his man on fire/monte cristo arc going on IS SO FUCKING GANGSTA BRO. I love when Teal'c gets to that point where the lover of all life fades away and the former First prime of Apophis comes through. You kind of forget that Teal'c very well knows how to hate and he will show it too.

"Where are you going"

"I am leaving, you are about to explode"

It kinda makes me confused on why anyone would be as stupid as to cross the man that used to slay thousands with his own two hands.

Was recently watching the movie Miracle and thought it was interesting to see the OG O’Neil with Gen. Hammond and the Gould who posed as a general in “Out of Mind”. Instead of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon should be Six Degrees of Stargate

I'm not sure if my episodes are messed up, but, Season 4 "2010" and Season 5 "2001" that's basically part 1 and 2 right?

If so, that is a very interesting way to close out story lines and link everything together. I'm pretty sure there are more episodes like this but that's the only 2 I can remember Past and present.

PS. I am only mid way through Season 5, Episode 11 first time watching the series, so don't spoil it lol

I loved the Nox. Is there a reason they didn't do more with them? Were the actors not available or did they just not care about continuing the story?

Given him dying then coming back on the regular, how do they even handle that? I doubt there's a chapter in HR book on "temporarily deceased"...