Who is with me

don ramo

downwithpeace wrote: »

I collected the magazines as well but only up to the ninth season, I figured I would cancel and just buy Atlantis and SG1 season 10 since it was nearing a dvd release at the time.

Also if you look at season 2 you'll find the episodes aren't in the correct order, probably the same with the other seasons as well.

as long as theres none missing

wouldnt mind reducing the 4-5 foot they take up with a foot long BR box set

downwithpeace

don ramo wrote: »

as long as theres none missing

wouldnt mind reducing the 4-5 foot they take up with a foot long BR box set

I don't have the boxes anymore, got a DVD/CD holder and put them in there with cut outs of the original DVD covers showing what episodes are on what disks.

Cass

Watching SGA again.

Seems the more i watch SGA the more i like it (always did, but moreso now), and i pick up on things i missed before. However the episode today on Sky was Sateda (S 3, Ep. 4). Has to be one of my all time favourite episodes. Not sure if it's the best but i really enjoy it.

The Ronan back story is good, but the thing that makes it for me is the back and forth between both McKay, and Beckett and especially between Tayla and Sheppard. Her re-actions to his exaggerations is great. Then the final scene where they fly away in the jumper. Classic.

don ramo

downwithpeace wrote: »

I don't have the boxes anymore, got a DVD/CD holder and put them in there with cut outs of the original DVD covers showing what episodes are on what disks.

na there all there for now, that would be far to much effort

downwithpeace

don ramo wrote: »

na there all there for now, that would be far to much effort

I know for a fact I was extremely bored when I did it, sometime boredom pays off. All the other times are best forgotten

Doc Ruby

Damn! They just killed Doc Frasier! What's with the death toll among medical professionals on this show!

downwithpeace

Doc Ruby wrote: »

Damn! They just killed Doc Frasier! What's with the death toll among medical professionals on this show!

A sad SG moment

senordingdong

downwithpeace wrote: »

A sad SG moment

Yeah but it was done in a very weird way. Spending half of the episode making us think that O'Neill was dead, only to turn around and stick it to Fraiser was abit cheap.

Myrddin

senordingdong wrote: »

Yeah but it was done in a very weird way. Spending half of the episode making us think that O'Neill was dead, only to turn around and stick it to Fraiser was abit cheap.

I thought it was brilliantly done

Doc Ruby

I miss General Hammond. O'Neill just isn't desk jockey material.

downwithpeace

Speaking of good ole General Hammond, anyone else notice the actor that plays him in the episode "1969" also plays another character later on in the series, think he might be in the one where Anubis is jumping from person to person in the SGC.

Br4tPr1nc3

downwithpeace wrote: »

Speaking of good ole General Hammond, anyone else notice the actor that plays him in the episode "1969" also plays another character later on in the series, think he might be in the one where Anubis is jumping from person to person in the SGC.

yep, i believe hes also in the one where the replicators are destroyed.

also, Narim, the tolan is dr weir's boyfriend in atlantis.

the guy that plays halling in atlantis, also plays tod the wraith and is in the sg1 episode where the have that mind link to the computer in the living dome thingy.

its mad the way they reuse so many characters.

Myrddin

Br4tPr1nc3 wrote: »

tod the wraith

Such a brilliantly badass character :cool:

I also thought Michael the Wraith played by Connor Trinneer of Enterprise [in]fame was brilliantly done.

Doc Ruby

downwithpeace wrote: »

Speaking of good ole General Hammond

Wheapons! He looks great in his comeback episode. Mature actors have a lot more presence really, a Picard rather than a Kirk.

Myrddin

I thought it was a really nice touch that they acknowledged in the show, the real life death of the actor who played Hamond, & renamed one of the ships the Hammond.

"Son, do you know what colour this phone is!?" :cool:

_AVALANCHE_

Br4tPr1nc3 wrote: »

its mad the way they reuse so many characters.

Speaking of which, who was the very first person/character through the stargate?


It was
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0569295/

as

Catherine Langfords boyfriend (Ernst Littlefield)

in this ep vvv

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0709205/

Carson Beckett was first through the Gate.

Mad eh?

senordingdong

EnterNow wrote: »

I thought it was brilliantly done

No I think that putting that much emphasis on O'Neill cheapened the send off that Fraiser deserved.

Doc Ruby

EnterNow wrote: »

I thought it was a really nice touch that they acknowledged in the show, the real life death of the actor who played Hamond, & renamed one of the ships the Hammond.

"Son, do you know what colour this phone is!?" :cool:

Didn't know he was dead. I do now though, and can actually pinpoint the episode where he dies, whenever I get to it.

Doc Ruby

Ah I see they swapped in the Farscape crew. And no legend goes unlooted, Merlin gets a mention! Weird. But not unpleasant so far.

downwithpeace

Doc Ruby wrote: »

Didn't know he was dead. I do now though, and can actually pinpoint the episode where he dies, whenever I get to it.

The mention of his death is in SGA season 5.

Doc Ruby

I am really enjoying the reimagining of the show for season 9 and 10, the evil priests have a very ABC warriors feel.

Myrddin

Doc Ruby wrote: »

I am really enjoying the reimagining of the show for season 9 and 10, the evil priests have a very ABC warriors feel.

The Ori Arc? Loved it :cool:

downwithpeace

With all the changes in Seasons 9 and 10 the Ori Arc could have branched off to it's own little spin off, not sure how well it would have worked but the story had enough potential to continue slightly longer then it did.

promethius42

I loved it all, though to me, parts of the Ori arc felt like it was stalling for ideas mid way through. Granted, i thought I was watching Farscape SG1 at times, but non the less, loved it.

Myrddin

Hallowed Are The Ori!



So jealous of those watching through it. I only started on Stargate last year, tore through all three series & now it's all gone

senordingdong

downwithpeace wrote: »

With all the changes in Seasons 9 and 10 the Ori Arc could have branched off to it's own little spin off, not sure how well it would have worked but the story had enough potential to continue slightly longer then it did.

They had pitched the idea for season 9 onwards to be a new spin off called Stargate Command on account of all the changes that had taken place.
But naturally, Sci Fi shot it down to milk the last few drops out of the show.

kwalsh000

Was a big fan of the Ori arc myself and with the way it ended theres still potential for more. After all alot of big ass ships and troops out there floating around with nothing to do....

downwithpeace

senordingdong wrote: »

They had pitched the idea for season 9 onwards to be a new spin off called Stargate Command on account of all the changes that had taken place.
But naturally, Sci Fi shot it down to milk the last few drops out of the show.

I never knew that, pity really since there was so much opportunity in seasons 9-10.

Doc Ruby

Okay you know what? Loving it so far, but season 10, episode 6, I Do Not Like when shows go meta. Actors talking about actors acting their roles, some weaselly dude on a cellphone talking to "marty" in the studio, its a big movie industry navel gazing exercise. I don't care, and you're breaking my suspension of disbelief.

downwithpeace

Yeah that was the 200th episode special, it's an odd standout episode.