I’ve always thought it would be cool if Jolinar had survived. The Tokra were underused, and having one on SG-1 would’ve been a great way to explore their culture more. I think she had the potential to be a very interesting character.

What about you? What’s your favorite “what if?”

Join Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1's "Dr. Daniel Jackson") as he prepares to take his first step back into the Stargate in our series premiere!

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Random concept art, Stargate Atlantis Season 4 Episode 20

Saw this Goa’uld Death Glider and thought I would share. Theres some really awesome collectibles out there!

At least Carter is willing to admit how crazy her plans are too! (Am just about to start season 10 of SG1 for the first time!)

I can't be the only one who thinks Jack would 100% assign someone named Scott to be in charge of a transporter array just so he could say beam me up scotty.

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I did not realize that Robin Mossley (Malakai from Window of Opportunity) also plays Dr. Reimer in Season 10's "Morpheus"

To set the scenario the SGC has an encounter with the dominion and causes the dominion to send an attack force through the gate, but to make this interesting they have found a way to bypass the Iris on the gate, could SGC forces repel the Jem'hadar attack?

Saw him like this and got curious

https://www.gateworld.net/news/2026/10/a-full-circle-stargates-new-podcast-premieres-this-week/

Now for some replicators... don't worry, they're only a toy...

I'm watching this episode, and just thought about how weird it is he had this hallucination. The man is over 80 years old at this point, has only been on earth for a handful of years, yet when on the brink of death, he conjures up an entire fantasy life of being a fire fighter with the team! I can only imagine he loved watching some fire & rescue in between the star wars marathons, lol.

Alt idea, the entire fantasy was actually daniels doing?

This is super cool and thought I’d share with people who would appreciate seeing this

So, my plan is to watch an episode every weekend. I started tonight by watching the first episode on Netflix, but my question is if that version is the original 1997 Showtime pilot? I think that it may be, since there was mucho nuditay. Very excited about stepping into this interstellar franchise/community where - so far - aliens like alot like us humans.

i watched Stargate universe when it came out and stopped watching after episode 4, now I'm rewatching, the writing got a bit better after episode 11, but it still isn't that good. currently on episode 15.

but something that is bothering me, why are there no DHDs with the stargates? who are they building the stargates for?

that really bothers me lorewise.

are we going to get any answers? i don't mind spoilers...

Note i think i got my answer - it's not the same seeding system that was used in the milky way and pegasus - they weren't meant for public use, this project was made and abandoned before the ancient alliance, so they weren't meant for anyone but the passengers of Destiny. - these are older gate technology so they don't have the galactic spanning travel ability, and weren't meant for public use.

I'll keep watching, see if there is more lore in the show or in the books, thank you guys 💪

I've been thinking about it for a while now as it actually spawned a few questions. Around season 2 in 'Window of Opportunity' (4x6), we know there is a galactic black market as Malakai claimed to have traded quite a few of his rare artifacts for a Goa'uld shield generator. The Goa'uld is aware of it's existence and tolerates it as they use it's services to hire a bounty hunter in 'Deadman Switch' (3x7). And all kinds of deals go on in the background like Vala stealing the Prometheus in 'Prometheus Unbound' (8x12) to trade for quite a sum of naquadah and 'Family Ties' (10x18) that Jacek managed to con a deal with a trader. As shown in the episode 'The Ties that Bind' (9x4), the market spans quite a few worlds.

1. Why hasn't the SGC used the black market to acquire alien technology? Instead of trying to learn, steal, or discover it. They can simply buy it.

2. Since the galaxy doesn't have a universal currency, I'm assuming they use a bartering system or otherwise would naquadah and/or trinium be one of the few substances everyone would trade for?

3. Obviously quite a bit of stolen Goa'uld technology is on the market. But what about tech from other races? I can only imagine if one of those dealers happened to come across a ZPM and had no idea how valuable it was.

4. Since they have access to interstellar ships, would they actually move stargates and DHDs around if that service was wanted?

5. Since assassins are there, would they ever take a contract out on a Goa'uld system lord?

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The other day I went back and watched Stargate. I always loved that film, very mysterious, badass soundtrack and set design. But I had never seen the television series (plural). A series of series I guess. Jumping from the film to the series back-to-back is a little jarring how they recast everybody, but 3 episodes in I think I am past that shock now. I am also a huge fan of Twin Peaks, so seeing Don Davis back as an Air Force guy was pretty surreal, I swear he must be wearing the same costume. The craziest thing to me though, going from the film straight into the show, is that everybody suddenly quit smoking all at once. It's just strange how many cigarettes there are in the film, and there's none in the show, at least so far. And smoking was like a part of the narrative, too. Jack gave Skaara a zippo lighter, and in SG-1 he tries to give it back. But what would Jack O'Neill even do with a lighter? He hasn't smoked once!

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So in particular thinking about Kowalski. When his symbiote was surgically removed it didn't seem to make a difference, he still behaved like he was blended.

When we see ex-hosts who have been dealt with by the tok'ra the host fully regains all control, but other methods don't seem to have this effect. I know that for the story it creates more drama, but was a lore reason ever given for this?

EDIT: Thank you everyone! Apparently I never quite understood the bit about the husk or noticed a bit of symbiote left over. Makes more sense though now