I have an Amazon prime subscription and couldn't watch SG-1 without an extra subscription to MGM studios which offered it for free for one month. I was planning on watching all ten seasons within the free month then cancelling.
However I didn't notice that even though they have all ten seasons listed, every episode in season 6 and season 7 have the "play" button greyed out and the message "this episode is unavailable".
I cannot find anywhere that I can watch these two seasons and I don't want to skip them, but I want to watch seasons 8/9/10 before my free trial runs out (even more so now because fuck MGM studios for thinking of trying to charge me money when that can't even offer a full show)
Hulu is unavailable In Canada and my VPN isn't working with them so I can't seem to get it to work, apple tv doesn't work because I don't own any apple products and they're 7 day trial isn't working very well (fuck you too apple, your browser layout on PC sucks balls and probably on purpose to try and get me to buy an apple product instead).
Netflix stopped streaming SG-1 last November in America from what I can gather (FUCK this fucking streaming rights bullshit and fifty fucking thousands different platform bullshit).
Does anyone have any idea where I can watch these two shows? I'm trying my hardest to watch it legally without having more than my Netflix and prime video subscriptions but it looks like I am going to have to resort to piracy once again.
I just noticed this on a rewatch. I wish they would have kept it up.
Whenever this episode is mentioned most people ask "How did Anubis get off of the Ice Planet?" My question isn't that, shocking I know. During the scene where Sam is telling Daniel about Alexi's condition she mentions that his immune system was damaged as result of being a host to Anubis for weeks. My question is Why wasn't Col. Vaselov given tretonin in attempt to repair or replace his immune system until a better option to cure him presented itself?
Does anyone happen to have the deleted scenes from season 7? These were never released on DVD, but used to be hosted on scifi.com and various fansites such as carterslab.de.
- Daniel & Shamda talking in "Fallen"
- Daniel & Siler in "Orpheus"
- Daniel & Teal'c talking about Unas in "Enemy Mine"
- O'Neill & Teal'c talking about the sabotage in "Space Race"
- Janet & Sam talking after her patient dies in "Birthright"
- Moloc ordering a manhunt in "Birthright"
- Jonas talking to Hammond and Carter in "Fallout"
- Boxers or briefs in "Heroes"
- Bregman calls the president in "Heroes"
- Bregman and Col. Rundell talking in "Heroes"
- O'Neill at home in "Heroes"
A few links for reference: https://web.archive.org/web/20070911132723/http://www.carterslab.de/video_specials.htm, https://web.archive.org/web/20060612211924/http://www.gateworld.net/news/2006/05/scifiunveilsbroadbandvideo.shtml, https://web.archive.org/web/20041204205207/http://www.scifi.com/stargate/episodes/season7/index.html
I've been trying to track these down for a while, so any help would be great!
Would a clone step through every other gate? Would they just not be reconstituted at all? Or worse, would little pieces of that person get sent to different gates? I'm gonna guess death is a likely outcome of this modified wormhole 😅
Edit: Well now I'm just sad 😢. RIP Cliff Simon.
The way I've internalized it is basically 1 or 2 things, or both.
- The armored Jaffa in the beginning of the first season are Serpent Guard, so they'd probably have tougher armor,. All his other plebs can die en masse for all he cares, but he needs pretty strong armor on the people who actually watch him, and
- The P-90, which isn't used in that scene but is the main weapon used by SG-1 later, was specifically designed as an armor-piercing PDW for non-combat troops during the Cold War. It was one of many created so that, if a war ever kicked off, troops that do things like logistics or other things far from the front lines would be able to defend themselves against Soviet paratroopers, who would likely wear body armor and use light vehicles. Ergp, we could assume that impacted it.
Plus, every other weapon could just be using armor-piercing rounds, whereas the troops in the first scene were in the middle of a mostly unused facility in the middle of the U.S. - They probably weren't issued armor-piercing rounds, and .223/5.56 is notably a small round anyway.
Does anyone know where Stargate SG-1 has gone in Canada? It _was_ on Amazon Prime+MGM Channel up until the start of May but now Seasons 1-5 (or is it up to 6?) have disappeared. As far as I know, Netflix and CraveTV do not have them but I am assuming another streaming service in Canada has picked them up? Any help?
I am literally watching non-stop until I complete SG-1 Season 1 so I don’t end up hunting down other options. So, here’s the question. Where else can I see Stargate SG-1 besides Amazon Prime in case the other seasons start leaving Prime before my binge watching is caught up!
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Just rewatching everything again as background noise while I play dragon age inquisition. A moment at the end of the episode struck me more than it ever has before. Daniel doesn't want to destroy thor's hammer because it could help his wife and Teal'c is willing to stay as penance for helping abduct her in the first place. Jack not only tells him that's wrong but then throws Daniel the staff and tells him to personally do it. I really liked that, such great writing and acting! No matter how silly a show like stargate seems, the morales and emotion are as real as a show gets. I know this is one of many moments that fit the description, but like I said it really hit me even though I've seen this episode possibly a dozen times.
Edit: holy shnikes Carson is young Ernest in the next episode never caught that before.
TLDR it's a good episode no matter how many times you watch it.
So, I've been thinking about the 6th Season of Stargate SG-1. When I first saw SG-1 on the Sci-Fi Channel for the first time, it was just for a few minutes of the episode "Redemption Pt. 2," which needless to say would become one of my all-time favorite episodes of the Season.
Nevertheless, I knew that it would be the first season of SG-1 without Michael Shanks in the cast even though he made three guest appearances as Daniel Jackson and a few voice over appearances as Thor. Still, it felt like a different show following its move to Sci-Fi after five years on Showtime.
Suffice to say, I thought the show did much better during its tenure on the Sci-Fi Channel than it did on Showtime. Lol.
Anyway, my question to you is: How did you feel about Stargate SG-1's move to Sci-Fi Channel in 2002?
Also is it even possible to launch a space shuttle without weeks of preparation?
Stargate Command let SG-1 think Daniel was dead the entire time they were in space, on the shuttle, landed, flown to the SGC, and celebrated. This all just for the reveal to them Daniel was hiding in the crowd and survived by walking out like nothing. That seems not great.
Hello, Stargate Atlantis is on Amazon in 1080p. Are the last three seasons of SG-1 on Amazon also in 1080p or only 720p?
Thanks in Advance!
Funny how here the states go to a full lockdown for just 8000 cases versus what the current administration is actually doing to protect its citizens.
Felt like playing with the Stargate - 3D Render/composition made to test my new PC, directly inspired by the infamous S9 short intro: https://youtu.be/tftxzve9_po
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