And Tony Amendola (Bra'tak) voiced Khadgar in the WoW expansions along with the obvious voice acting talent of Christopher Judge in God of War.
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Stargate: SG1 is coming to Netflix (US) on December 1st.
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And Tony Amendola (Bra'tak) voiced Khadgar in the WoW expansions along with the obvious voice acting talent of Christopher Judge in God of War.
I love hearing Amendola's voice pop up in things. It's so instantly recognizable. As is Judge's.
I was really surprised to see him in that spanish horror movie about the drowned woman who strangles kids.
He was in Fallen Order, too! When I saw Cordova's holo the first time, I was like "BRA'TAAAAAAAC!"
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I suppose it helps that there is a bit of visibility space on Netflix as everybody tries to build their own streaming pillow fort.
I'm enjoying my rewatch. Starting up season 2.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
Because Parker Lewis can't lose.I'm enjoying my rewatch. Starting up season 2.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
LmaoI'm enjoying my rewatch. Starting up season 2.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
I'm enjoying my rewatch. Starting up season 2.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
It's probably due to this:
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VEI choose that photo for some dumb reason.
Netflix photos are insane sometimes. The was one time, I forget what show/movie it was where the image for me was of the only white cast member. Eg. Hustle and Flow where the image is Shelby.
Every time SG1 steals a Ha'tak
Hate. Been ages since I saw Atlantis, and can't remember if he ever became all that likeable.
Hate. Been ages since I saw Atlantis, and can't remember if he ever became all that likeable.
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Just finished Window of Opportunity last night. In my rewatch it was one of the episodes I was most looking forward to. Having not seen the show in years I wasnt even sure what season it was in. Every bit as great as I remembered it and a great surprise getting it as early in the series as I did.
At the end of Season 7 and it's really jarring that they just recast Dr. Weir when Atlantis started. Like, they must have known the spin-off was coming at this point.
They knew the spinoff was coming but they weren't sure if Weir would be a part of it at that point.
I've seen it before, but it's been a while. I know Weir is replaced at some point.
They didn't even try to keep the same hair color or anything lol
ReWatching the first season of Atlantis. Wow, they were lazy/cheap with their props. Yes this pegasus galaxy society managed to create microscopes that you would buy off the shelf at Walmart. Not that I blame them of course.
Never play close attention to the DHD when watching Stargate shows. The giggle around all the time due to people bumping into them.
Like, I get that they need to Stargate and DHD prop to be mobile in order to move from set to set, or location to location. But maybe put some holes on the bottom and use some tent stakes or something to secure it a little bit.
I'm going though a rewatch and the SG1 team are more ruthless then I remember. Daniel killing all the larval goa'uld in S1 and last night I watched the one where they inadvertently help a bunch of Nazis in a bunker.
O'Neill asking to close the Iris so that their leader can't follow them through after they turn the drones on them and then you hearr the splat. Ouch.
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O'Neill asking to close the Iris so that their leader can't follow them through after they turn the drones on them and then you hearr the splat. Ouch.
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"The Other Side"
Despite the added humor, they were still trying to match the OG movie's atmosphere at the start of the series
I think after "Window of Opportunity" they stopped giving a shit
I think one of the reasons I liked Stargate more than star trek was there they were generallly more pragmatic and less gullible.
Although the amount of time they bring back an alien disease or get possessed or invaded by invisible aliens could have been stopped so many times if they had better procedures around the gate.
Once they found an off-world location, separate from the Alpha Site, that's where the operation should have been run out of. Using Cheyenne Mountain to just ferry people to and from the that site.
Can't have a bunch of Star Trek actors running around. Look what happens when one breaches the one-episode containment.
As a side note, given that Stargate eventually moved to the Sci-Fi channel I am very amused how many future Battlestar Galactica actors show up in minor background roles.
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I loved her. The show seriously lost something when she left. I don't know how others felt but for me Carter was an awful replacement. Doctor from Voyager was better but still I missed Weir.
The later half of Atlantis had no idea what it wanted to do
Strong agreement. Carter was also an odd choice in-universe, because the entire point of Weir's leadership was that the expedition was led by a civilian, explicitly not by the military.
Do we know if it was a showrunner decision for Higginson to leave the main cast? It seems like odd self-sabotage, considering how tight-knit the cast were by that point and that she was the non-military POV character for the audience.
My rewatch has taken me to Atlantis, and I'm doing the chronological watch, flipping back and forth between Atlantis and SG1.
I forgot how boring Sheppard is.
I forgot how boring Sheppard is.
IIRC they just wanted to shake things up and raise the stakes (which they already did w/ another character but I digress); she wasn't looking to leave
also they had carter under contract for another season because SG-1 was canceled unexpectedly
I only saw scattered episodes here and there back in the day, but recently I've been powering through the entire series for the first time.
I really like this show and I like how it pays attention to its own continuity and how it ties in perfectly with the original movie. Like if they discover something or met someone episodes or a season ago, it can play into a future plot. The gradual backwards engineering of alien tech is also neat with a lot of hiccups along the way seems realistic.
I also LOVE how this is the only show I know of where the Grey Aliens that people claim to see in our reality (but aren't super creepy or indifferent) are part of the SG-1 universe canon in a big way. I just want to hug one of them.
I really like this show and I like how it pays attention to its own continuity and how it ties in perfectly with the original movie. Like if they discover something or met someone episodes or a season ago, it can play into a future plot. The gradual backwards engineering of alien tech is also neat with a lot of hiccups along the way seems realistic.
I also LOVE how this is the only show I know of where the Grey Aliens that people claim to see in our reality (but aren't super creepy or indifferent) are part of the SG-1 universe canon in a big way. I just want to hug one of them.
I'm enjoying my rewatch. Starting up season 2.
But why does netflix have to use the cast photo with Quinn as their splash page. No one wants to see that.
Why's that? Just curious watching SG-1 all the way through for the first time. I like his character so far.
I didn't think he fit in with the rest of the team at all. There was none of the chemistry that Jackson had with everyone.
boy this show spent a lot more time on earth-based intrigue than I remembered
no strong feelings about the character one way or the other
he's not amazing, but I'm not sure I can call Sheppard boring when Lieutenant Ford was in the main cast for some reason
yeah he was just sort of.... there
no strong feelings about the character one way or the other
I'm on my big rewatch but really stalling at S9 SG-1 and S2 of SGA. Such a drag for both.
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Agreed on SG-1 S8. I enjoyed Prometheus Unbound, Threads (Daniel's part) and Moebius a lot, but the rest of the season felt very tedious, like the series was spinning its wheels.
The positive was that Atlantis S1 was running concurrently - it really felt like a back-to-basics Stargate series with a compelling new team and mission.
Oh, my mistake, I'm on S9 of SG-1.
But S8 is also a drag. Has some standout episodes like you've said, but the rest is time wasting. A lot of the show would have been stronger with shorter seasons.
Funny enough, both me and my wife were pretty happy when Weir was off the show. Atlantis became more tolerable when she was off the show and Rodney became a better person.
We loved Carter on the show, for the simple fact that she is just a much better actress. I hated that they dumbed her down, though, just so Rodney could still have a role. Can't have two geniuses I guess.
The Weir from SG1 was so good, though. It's unfortunate they couldn't get that actress to sign on. I guess she didn't want to relocate to Vancouver.
She didn't actually turn the role down. The higher ups decided to recast the role for some reason.
Now onto Season 9. It's pretty much an all new show at this point. New cast works quite well together though. Daniel and Vala are great together.
I also completely forgot that Louis Gossett Jr. showed up in this show.
Also on S2 of Atlantis. I don't know why, but I thought Roanan showed up long before this. He's a fun addition to the cast, but I think a major issue with this show is that none of the character really have that chemistry that SG1's cast did.
I also completely forgot that Louis Gossett Jr. showed up in this show.
Also on S2 of Atlantis. I don't know why, but I thought Roanan showed up long before this. He's a fun addition to the cast, but I think a major issue with this show is that none of the character really have that chemistry that SG1's cast did.
It was originally written as a spinoff show actually, titled Stargate Command. But at some point they got cold feet or something and decided to just make it season 9 of Stargate SG-1.