SG-1

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low budget

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>>85874399

Nostalgia

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>>85874399
>Michael Shanks height: 6'0

>>85874399
Gould?

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>>85874590
>Michael Shanks wife: Lexa Doig

Nostalgia.

>>85874399
Do you think the new miniseries will be good?

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>>85874677

What series did Daniel Jackson become Daniel Jacked, Son?

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>>85874677
Now prime milf material

>>85874832
after he died

>>85874706
>will the 10 minute low-budget prequel webisodes telling a pointless and/or massively retconned feminist prequel story good?

>>85874399
Never watched SG-1, cant remember too much about Atlantis from when I was young
Is it ever explained why the fuck Air Force guys are on this (from what I gather) infantry team?
Or why they dont wear regular BDUs?
Or those mesh tactical vests instead of some form of armor?
Just wondering if watching this will trigger my 'tism too much to enjoy

>>85874968
They did develop some ceramic composite shit to wear in their vests to help deal with energy weapons.

>>85874968
It shouldn't because the US airforce was HEAVILY INVOLVED in the show.

When I say heavily, I mean they fucking pulled strings to get the show an actual fucking submarine.

IIRC its very accurate in terms of military outfitting and regime/relationships post season 1.

Apart from the P-90, which they chose purely for looks (how the casings shot out) and because they were easy as fuck to reload.

>>85874908
Stop destroying my dreams.

>>85875093
this

They even had actual acting generals cameo on the show, for crying out loud.

>>85875163
they had 2 fucking concurrent acting chief of staffs on

Literally the heads od the enire fucking us airforce

While they were active

>>85875093
Well fuck me that sounds awesome then, Im assuming theres reasoning behind everything then
P-90 I can deal with cuz muh sci-fi and even I get tired of Generic AR platform #37 with an Acog or holo sight

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>>85874399
old

>>85875591
Bitch the series is so old that they start out with old monitors until season 6 or so.

>>85875591
There's a minor character, Walter, who works at the gate dialling computer and is in basically every episode.

He was a really high rank in-show by the end and the Airforce stepped in and insisted they made characters address him with the level of respect and authority the rank held.

>>85874399
an OK tv show

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>>85875708
>tfw Walter finally got his own parking spot

>>85874399

I can hear the sound of chevrons being locked. Why not just use an equivalent of an international dialing code to go somewhere?

>>85874399
Comfy happiness. Memories of eating at grandma's after school and watching tv.

Tng/Voy was always better though

>>85875812
>mfw watching the film and they say the chevrons are engaging
>mfw the point of origin doesn't even land on the earth symbol

REEEEEE

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>>85875708
>>85875788

>Walter's face when someone "hacks" the system to dial out in a quarter of the time it would take him to disregard authority

>>85875812
what do you mean ?

>>85874399
... That's just how *I* feel about it.

What do you think?

>>85875653
It is called a crt kid.

>>85874503
>USAF co-production
>low budget

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How fucking fat the actor of Macgyver got.

>>85874860
nobody talks to her at panels

>>85875591
There are things that can trigger your autisum still, allot or the episodes early can be avoided by a better quarantine procedures and stuff like that.
But its still a comfi show.

>>85876114
30 years will do that to you.

>>85875964

The makeshift dialing computer of Terra dials like an old pulse phone. Why couldn't they design a preset tone frequency system like in a normal DHD? Walter would literally just have to press a button for the gate to blare out an address instead of all the spinning.

>>85876128
Why not?

>>85876184
Dont fuck with something that works is my guess.

>>85876197
all the questions and comments are for daniels

>>85875708
Shit thats pretty neat actually, love little shit like that
>>85875163
>>85875573
No fucking way

>>85874399
Nostalgia for simple days.

>>85874399
home

>It's a Siler gets injured episode.

>>85874399

Happiness

and sad because there will never be a good show like SG1 ever again.

Best damn show ever

that episode where they forcibly stripped that young girl to "defibrillate" her

>It's a Sam and Jack dance around their feelings and nothing gets resolved episode

>>85876184
IIRC their dialling system was actually super secure compared to DHD shit.

There were a few times they got screwed over by it but also a lot of times it saved them.

Nostalgia, I much prefer SG1 to Star Trek.

>>85876398
Gen. Michael E. Ryan (6 Oct, 1997 - 5 Sept, 2001) appeared in Episode 19, Season 4 "Prodigy" in Feb 2001
Gen John P. Jumper (6 Sept, 2001 - 2 Sept, 2005) appeared in Episode 21/22, Season 7 "Lost City" in March 2004

They even made Richard Dean Anderson who played Col./Gen.O'Neill an honorary Air Force Brigadier General

You know who they've tried (and failed) to make a Stargate video game for years?
Well would you be interest if they made a shooter game, set on earth in the 80/90's, that seemingly has no connection to Stargate, except for the fact that you're playing as a young O'Neill, as he goes on some of the missions that he mentioned during the show, like the one from the Gamekeeper where things went tits up, or the one where he got left behind in Iraq and spent 4 months in prison.

>>85876244
She wasnt in SG1 that much, and Andromeda isnt exactly remembered well

>>85876398
>No fucking way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgXXaTjuCig

>>85877021

There were some decent mods for Half-Life / Half-Life 2 and one for UT2004 IIRC.

Nothing substantial though, just TDM with Gates and Rings + Goa'Uld Weapons. Pretty fun, but died exactly as fast.

>>85877021
That's an awful idea, just make a 1st or 3rd person shooter, four man team doesn't even have to be sg1, it wouldn't even be difficult

>>85877021
I never understood why nobody used the Stargate IP for an FPS game or an RPG. The setting is perfect.

>>85877021
>would you be interested in a generic modern war shooter instead of a Stargate game

Fuck no. That's a fucking terrible idea.

>>85877172
An RPG would also be good, no traditional building units you'd requisition them through the gate, you could use tattics like holding a gate open to prevent enemy reenforcements etc, would be great

>>85875093
P-90 kinda makes sense, if you consider that every jaffa had serious full body armor, and 5.7mm is very good against armor.
Plus it looks so good.

Sad!

>It's a Jack kills Not-Hitler by splattering him against the iris and his team is upset about it episode

>>85877292
Why not use an m4?

>>85876166
It will happen to us all! :)

>>85877236
Stargaet tycoon, You are an upcoming race discovering the galaxy searching for new tech and stuff to trade fending off attacks, as soo on. Sounds amazing.

>>85877301
>jacks little grin and wince every time Jaffa splat on the iris, every time

>>85877338
Naqada would be primary resource, you'd make alliances with tok'ra and get access to their tunnel makers, it would be great, could even play as gou'old

>>85874968
>Is it ever explained why the fuck Air Force guys are on this (from what I gather) infantry team?

Because Stargate was Air Force project and they have their own special operations light infantry outfit for combat search and rescue operations.

>Or why they dont wear regular BDUs?

To make 'em different from regular dudes with BDUs all over the place. Easy way to make main cast and important side characters stand out of the crowd in scenes where there are more extras than usual.

>Or those mesh tactical vests instead of some form of armor?

Kevlar doesn't necessarily do anything to whatever particle guns Goa'uld are using. Also bodyarmor weights and is sweaty as it doesn't breathe, don't underestimate how hot things can get under filming lights and shieet.

>>85875093
>It shouldn't because the US airforce was HEAVILY INVOLVED in the show.

They shot the show mostly in Canada, but got fans in high places or something. Also show started before military recruitment got boost due to patriotism following 9/11 and economy was running fine. So publicity worked for military recruitment goals. That is the very reason why military cooperates with any media that gives them positive publicity.

>Apart from the P-90, which they chose purely for looks (how the casings shot out) and because they were easy as fuck to reload.

IIRC it also had something to do with Canuck weapons laws. P-90 and it's semi-auto versions are obscure enough not to trigger Canadian ban list and as those have lot of plastic, so airsoft guns look good enough as props on background and in situations where armorer and stunt coordinator aren't on set. Futuristic look is bonus.

>>85877381
Im getting exited over something that will never exist.
At leat we can dream.

>its a jack orchestrates a planetary coup with an interstellar warship cause hes bored episode

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>>85877381
As a Goold?

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>>85877431
Theirs stuff like this all over the internet, but its either a mockup or some failed thing that never got past beta, their must be games ripenfor modding, but yea don't think we'll ever see it

>>85877594
Goold?

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>>85874399
WE WUZ KANGZ

>>85877768
They weren't tho, the Jaffa freely acknowledge they were slaves from day one

>>85876771
>There were a few times they got screwed over by it
Everytime that happened it was blamed on them deliberately circumventing built in security measures.

>>85877021
So just your average military shooter then?
No. There's already a bunch of those which are almost certainly going to be waaaay better, not having to depend on brand recognition.

>>85878071
McKay explained at length that their dialing method was fucked up, Sam got really offended so he kinda just let it go

>>85876681
>its a sam giggles like a school girl at everyone of jacks stupid jokes
oh wait that's every episode

>>85878680
>No gigglin!

>>85874399

Nostalgia.

>>85878071
>deliberately circumventing
"Deliberately" implies they knew what they were circumventing in the first place. They were just setting up a system around dialing one gate. They didn't even know there was a network until the start of SG-1.

>>85879344
yea their computer would pick up errors and sometimes they'd just over ride them and dial anyway, mckay say their is about 450 potential failsafes in a normal dhd, and the SGCs dialer only accounts for about 200, they know theirs errors and they intentionally override them to get a lock, sometimes with disastrous results, see 'Red Sky'

>>85879344
>"Deliberately" implies they knew what they were circumventing in the first place.
No it doesn't. They chose to ignore the errors. Hence 'deliberately'.

>>85879556
See >>85879463.
They fucked up shit all the time not because they intended to but because they were ignorant of it.

>>85880725
The deliberately dial back to the black whole planet with full knowledge of what is happening and the dhd telling them not to.

>>85874677
Fucking Canadians.

>>85880725
no that not the point I was trying to make with this >>85879463 post, your both right and both wrong. they knew their was problems and chose to ignore them, they didn't know exactly what the problem was but they recognized an error message they just didn't know what it meant and by and large chose to circumvent them, for better or worse

>>85880840
>tfw you find out daniel married andromeda
this has been an informative thread

>>85880844
So you're arguing semantics and you're still wrong.

>>85874399
peace

>>85880948
no you are, your arguing about the use of the word 'deliberately' i just chimed in cause you and the tripfag are both just being autistic, mostly you tho

>>85880844
All I'm saying is, I don't think you can call something deliberate if you're completely ignorant of the ramifications. Even in modern day law we accept that driving under the influence is a deliberate act, but in most cases if you kill someone in a drunk driving accident it's considered manslaughter because you weren't aware that your actions would cause that particular accident.

>>85881010
>triggered
>No u
You're wrong and have the mentality of a child.

>>85881050
they deliberately chose to ignore the ramifications that they were unaware of, this isn't a worthwhile argument

>>85881098
oh calm down kiddo, argue the point or just stop, tbqh i'm not sure what that point is at this point but regardless

>>85881145
>"no u" again
Smooth.

>>85881108
Like I said before, the dialing computer was only meant to do one thing, Dial. They had no clue there was a network security system they should've been plugged into. And it only saved them like twice during the whole run. Hell, the show itself was probably barely aware of the idea of "network updates" when it started.

>>85881213
ok bud w/e u say

>>85881220
yes and it picked up on the various error codes the gate would send out, over time the system improved and they stopped ignoring important warnings from the gate, like I said mckay offered to update it and Sam got butthurt and refused, it was a 1/2 ass dhd basically but that did save them a couple times

>>85881350
I think they just got lucky thanks to plot armor, and realistically Carter would've been happier to have just plugged into the dhd system. That's with hindsight though, admittedly.

>>85877292
5.56 would have far superior penetration in every case though. Especially with penetrator ammunition and the supply lines already outfitted for 5.56 ammo and ARs, not to mention mag pouches and magazines and weapon attatchments, and the fact that every person with combat experience would be far more familiar with that platform thab a special snowflake PDW that takes special ammo and magazines that the Air Force hasnt adopted and ia inferior in almost every aspect other than close quarters, of which we are not lacking either.
All that said I like the P90 choice for muh SciFi and being at least a real weapon instead of having some californian gun hating artist draw what they think an assault rifle should look like in the future and have it look like it came out of Fo4. And like I said, ARs get old after a while in media.

>>85877172

This. You are part of SG-729 or something, a 4 player team. You have a campaign with standard missions, but the real deal is the multiplayer where you can do the campaign in realistic (i.e. hardly a mistake allowed) but with 3 mates (i.e. the whole SG-team).

The icing on the cake would be to release mod tools and an API to let modders easily create new maps.

>>85881500
>plugged into the dhd
once they realized what the dhd really did e.g. protect the gate and its passengers, they tried using an actual dhd but that thing blew up, if you think about it the logistics of getting another dhd to earth would have been really complicated, and they don't have the control over it that the dialing computer gave them, it may have been dangerous at first but it gave them a lot more freedom

>>85881618
you gate into a closed system of about a dozen worlds, some are controlled by the goold some by random civilizations one by you your goal is to dial home to earth but you need to gather info from the various worlds, build allies stop the goold etc

>>85877870
>They weren't tho, the Jaffa freely acknowledge they were slaves from day one

And they're the stronger for freely acknowledging it.

>>85881798
damn right

>>85881630
>if you think about it the logistics of getting another dhd to earth would have been really complicated
What the hell were they doing on the Alpha Site?

If anything, the only "deliberate" thing they were doing was circumventing a security system put in place by a galactic superpower millions of years more advanced than them, and I still compare that to my earlier analogy of driving while impaired. It was reckless no matter how you slice it.

>>85881900
yes it was reckless, thor approves, it was kinda dumb but in the end the reckless dialling of world they really shouldn't have gone to helped them in the end. I'm not saying they couldn't have gotten another dhd just the logistics of it would have been complicated, your depriving another world of one for a start and then you have to transport it back to earth on a ship, then hardwire it into the new gate, who knows if that'll work plus the whole better level of control with the dialing comp, it started of as a necessity in the end it was the right choice to keep using the computer instead of a dhd

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>>85882072
They could've done all that study on the Alpha Site, though. No dhd transport necessary.

>>85882149
they mentioned studying dhd's a bunch, obviously that would have been a no1 priority and almost every world they go to has one so they've got plenty of opportunity, still in the end they decided on continuing to use the comp instead of trying to bring in a dhd from some other world, in at least Sams opinion it was the better option, i'm sure mckay and probably freyja would have disagreed

Only recently rewatched this like this year.

We need a hd remaster I could put up with the shit sd cgi as well.

>>85882270
>i'm sure mckay and probably freyja would have disagreed
And now I'm leaning closer to Mckay>Carter. But, in all honesty you have to just admit to yourself, you're just arguing luck over logic at this point. The SGC put themselves in way more danger than necessary by relying on their own tech.

>>85882644
yep can't argue that,
>mckay: my god your sexy
>sam: sorry wat?
>mckay: i just can't help being attracted to dumb blondes
mckay is always right

>>85874399
Classic TV show and good TV show with a diverse cast that wasn't forced as being "diverse".

>>85874908
I had to look this up and am now sad this is actually going to be a thing. So how is she going to use the stargate if in the 1994 film she didn't know how it worked?

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>>85882753
That was some good debating on SGC ethics, but don't deign to think you can badmouth Carter on my watch, bruh.

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>>85883248
thats one sexy dumb blond right their, lunch?

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>>85883443

>>85883443
>right their

God dammit Zelenka, stop pretending to be Rodney.

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>>85883723
>>85883786

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>>85874399
If this shit was made today

>>85876166
No, being a lazy fat fuck will do that to you. There isn't some mystical magical force that turns you fat as you age.

>>85884373
Calm down, /pol/. We already know you get mad that Carter was the smartest person on the team.

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>>85884427
>No, being a lazy fat fuck will do that to you. There isn't some mystical magical force that turns you fat as you age.
>He thinks metabolism stays the same over 10 years, let alone 20.
Prove to me you're not under 25.

>>85884373
That's pretty much Sga though. Except for the taliban.

>>85884615
>"BAWWW I DONT KNOW HOW TO ADAPT!! BAWWW BAWW I'M JUST GONNA BE FAT CUZ ADJUSTING IS TOO HARD BAWWWWW"

>>85884427
>their isn't some mystical force that makes you fat when you get old
yes their is kid, get ready for it Merlin fucking hates you

>>85884654
Yeah, but they didn't cast those people for the express purpose of "muh diversity." None of those characters felt the need to draw attention to it at every single opportunity either as whole scenes/episodes of relevant plot are eroded for the sake of scoring diversity points.

>>85884698
I have the exact same workout regimen as I did at 25 and I'm 34. Only difference is now I have a belly. Even though I eat less. You're in for a rude awakening, bruh.

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>>85884615
>>85884713

>"ur gonna get fat once you're over the hill, it's inevitab-"

No, it's really just you, on account of you being a fat fuck loser burnout.

>>85884854
Teyla was pretty token, my man.

>>85884930
You lack discipline, granpa.

>>85874399
The sudden involuntary urge to make known my undying and indisputable opinion that Atlantis was better.

>>85885001
Did you even read my post? It doesn't look like you read my post.

>>85884975
lol, keep lifting /fit/fgt you'll die sooner then me

>>85885034
nah

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>>85884975
>he thinks he's gonna have some random movie star's genetics even though any reasonable research will prove that particular actor's physique is almost surely a fluke of nature

>>85885060
She was basically a teal'c rehash but with all of the good stuff thrown out for the sake of female empowerment.
She was like the worst parts of Ronon and Weir combined and none of the actual character.
>Muh people
>muh baby
They had to give her wraith dna for her to actually contribute to the team in some way.

>>85884373
Epic meme picture, brother!

>>85880844
>>85879463
>>85877717
>>85880786
God fucking damit anon, lern the differences between their, there, they're, there's

This is fucking embarrassing

>>85880903
Pounding that ai for 14 years

>>85885396
Your reddit spacing is embarrassing.

>>85885396
lol go back don't give a shit, its obvious what i and the other anons are trying to say

>>85885474
he made the right choice, i mean goddamn none of them did badly but michael holy shit he did good

>>85885560
its obovius waht I'm triyng to say so why botehr?

>>85885702
ok, good bye now

>>85875653
hate to break it to you but people still run DOS in high tech industry

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>>85885810

>>85874399
good

also I think the original cast hung on for one season too long, leaving not enough time to enjoy the farscape kids

I would watch Claudia Black watch paint dry though.

>>85885896
You'll never leave your basement so it's no harm if you don't believe me. You think it is "outdated" but they think it is "proven reliable." People who need equipment to work don't bank on Windows 10 or Debian Stable.

>>85886043
Linux is used by far more industry people for it's reliability than DOS is, faggot.
Primarily because it can also be used for a variety of situations. Dos is pretty shit by modern standards.

>>85885560
No it is not obvious for everyone. I know for a fact you never even tried to learn another language than english. Some people translate this in their head into their own language and it is cofusing as fuck to read when you expect the sentence to end differently than you startet it. Also you still sound just retarded.

Reddit space

>>85885560
>Some people translate this in they're head into there own language and it is cofusing as fuck to read when you expect the sentence to end differently then you startet it.

>>85886151
:shrug:

>>85886208
>*inhales*
no really fuck off I don't care about your linguistic autism I really don\t, all those posts made perfect sense, chose to be butthurt or not don't care

>>85874399
>indeed
>indeed
>indeed
>indeed
>comedy Gould mine

>>85886326
>all those posts made perfect sense
You can make perfect sense of most things a retard says, it's just incredibly annoying to converse with one.

>>85886406
you being triggered by the difference between their they're and there is making me happy, I hope you realize that