2x21 1969 - Stargate SG-1 Episode Guide

Stargate SG-1

- Episode 02x21

Episode: 02x21
Title: 1969
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 221
First Aired: Mar. 05, 1999

Season 2 » Episode #21 - 1969

Summary: On a routine mission SG-1 find themselves back in 1969 because of solar flares. They are now being judged as spies and have no idea if they are going to make it back home.

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02x21 1969 (44:23) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Captain Samantha Carter	played by Amanda Tapping
Michael	played by Alex Zahara
Lieutenant George S. Hammond	played by Aaron Pearl
Jenny	played by Amber Rothwell
'Future' Cassandra	played by Pamela Perry
Technician	played by Daniel Bacon
Young Catherine Langford	played by Glynis Davies
Major Robert Thornbird	played by Fred Henderson
Sergeant	played by Sean Campbell

	Season 2 / Episode 21: - 1969 Jack O'Neill: It's true, Michael. We came to Earth to hide among your people a long, long time ago. Dr. Daniel Jackson: From a galaxy far, far away.
	Season 2 / Episode 21: - 1969 Major Robert Thornbird: I'm Major Robert Thornbird. And you are? Jack O'Neill: [coughs] Captain James T. Kirk of the Starship Enterprise.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: The young Hammond in 1969 has brown eyes, but general Hammond in the present has blue eyes.
DATE: As the Stargate team travels east, Route 66 road signs are periodically shown to mark their progress. However, by 1969 Route 66 had been eclipsed by the interstate highway system.
CHAR: Daniel is supposed to be a language expert. However, when he is speaking in German to Catherine, he repeatedly says "dein Father". He should be saying "Vater" instead of "Father". He is also using the informal "dein", which is only used between friends and relatives when he should have been using "ihr", which is used in formal situations.
DATE: An accident sends SG-1 back to that year. While traveling to New York, they pass through Chicago and the Sears Tower is seen in the skyline. Construction of the tower began in 1970 and wasn't completed until 1973 when it opened to the public.
FAKE: When SG-1 is releasing the clamps on the crate door to expose the Stargate, there are no corresponding hasps on the outer frame.