This sequel to the 1994 movie Stargate chronicles the further adventures of SGC (Stargate Command). Earth's military sends out SG teams to explore new planets, find technology, and oppose the Goa'uld. Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson from the movie are part of SG-1.
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TV Movie: Stargate SG-1: Continuum Aired: Jul. 29, 2008When the Stargate team goes to see Ba'al, the last of the System Lords, being extracted from his host. All of a sudden, Tealc, Vala and all of … [continue reading]
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- TV Movie: Stargat… (Jul. 29, 2008)
- TV Movie: Stargat… (Mar. 11, 2008)
- 10x20 Unending (Jun. 22, 2007)
- 10x19 Dominion (Jun. 15, 2007)
- 10x18 Family Ties (Jun. 08, 2007)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Peter DeLuise (56 episodes)
- Martin Wood (47 episodes)
- Andy Mikita (29 episodes)
Writers
- Brad Wright (258 episodes)
- Jonathan Glassner (235 episodes)
- Robert C. Cooper (66 episodes)
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- Christopher Judge (Teal'c) and Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter) are the only actors to stay with the series throughout its entire run and, consequently, to appear in 200 or more episodes.
- Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Don S. Davis, Gary Jones and Dan Shea are the only actors to appear in all ten seasons.
- Several elements/characters from Stargate also appear through the series, and although some retained their original characteristics, many have been changed or altered entirely. Here are some…
[show]Several elements/characters from Stargate also appear through the series, and although some retained their original characteristics, many have been changed or altered entirely. Here are some of the primary differences between movie and show: - Aside from the obvious difference in the actors playing the characters, the character Sha'uri from the movie appears several times in the series, but her name on the show was Sha're. - In the movie, Colonel O'Neill's name is spelled with one L, but in the series, it's spelled with two Ls (which O'Neill himself emphasizes on a couple of occasions). - Colonel O'Neill's son was named Tyler in the movie (his name could be seen on various awards hanging on the wall of his room), but in the series, his name was Charlie. - The Stargate was located inside a military installation inside Creek Mountain in the movie, but in the series it was located at the military installation inside Cheyenne Mountain. - The planet Abydos was supposedly located "on the other side of the known Universe" in another Galaxy millions of light years away, but in the TV series, it is located inside our own Milky Galaxy, and said to be the nearest planet to Earth with a working Stargate.- In the movie, each Stargate had a distinct set of symbols (represented by star constellations on Earth's gate), which differed from gate to gate. In the series however, each of the symbols on each of the gates are very similar, with the point of origins being the only unique symbols for each gate. - The wormhole effect for the Stargate was different in the movie and the series. In the movie, the effect appeared as a spinning vortex coming out from behind the gate, however this was absent from the series.
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