Chevron 7

Yeah, clip show episodes suck. And it sucks that there are so many in Stargate. But which one sucked the least?

SG-1

1. Politics
   • S1E21
   • After experiencing a Goa'uld invasion in an alternate reality, Dr. Daniel Jackson attempts to warn Stargate Command of the possibility of it happening in this reality. The government, however, has other plans as Senator Robert Kinsey evaluates the dangers of the Stargate Program.
2. Out of Mind
   • S2E22
   • Colonel Jack O'Neill is awakened from stasis in Stargate Command but finds out he is in the year 2077 and that the rest of his team, and everyone he knew, died. However, he has suspicions that the "SGC personnel" is hiding something from him, which he later finds out is a planned Goa'uld invasion of the SGC and Earth.
3. Disclosure
   • S6E17
   • At a United Nations Security Council briefing, the Ambassadors of the United Kingdom, France and China are stunned when they learn of the Stargate Program, while Senator Robert Kinsey crashes the meeting, attempting yet again to take control of the program.
4. Inauguration
   • S7E20
   • The newly inaugurated President of the United States, Henry Hayes, is briefed on the Stargate Program by his Vice President, Robert Kinsey. Kinsey once again attempts to install his own people at Stargate Command with the help of Agent Richard Woolsey. When Woolsey discovers Kinsey's true intentions, he must decide where his true loyalties lie.
5. Citizen Joe
   • S8E15
   • Joe Spencer, a barber from Indiana buys a mysterious stone in a garage sale seven years ago, and ever since then, has received several visions concerning SG-1 and their missions to save the world.

Atlantis

1. Letters from Pegasus
   • S1E17
   • In the wake of discovering a fleet of three Hive Ships zeroing on Atlantis, Dr. Rodney McKay manages to give the Stargate enough power to dial Earth for one second, which is more than enough time to send compressed data, including the team members' messages to their families.
2. Inquisition
   • S5E13
   • Lt. Colonel John Sheppard's team is invited by the Coalition of Planets in order to form an alliance. However, the team is misled and is forced to stand trial, for their alleged crimes against the Pegasus galaxy. Their best chance of freedom is the experience of Richard Woolsey.

Its funny when your notice it

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23497712

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/50030271

cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/post/760278

cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/post/760279

I don't speak russian, but I've studied it alittle, and I do know the word Korolev actually means "king". But it's impossible to understand russian when it isn't pronounced right. The language is simply really mean on that. The stress is on the last syllable, meaning that it's pronounced (ROUGHLY) more like "karalév".

However, it seems weird that Russia would name it's ridiculously, out-of-this-world powerful military vessel "king", when they haven't had a monarch (and when they did, it was an emperor) for about 90 years at the time. And it turns out that there was a soviet scientist who worked on their space program who was named Korolev. So I suppose it's named after him?

Must've been awkward being named "King" in the Soviet Union

cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/post/739278

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/3931802

Stargate SG-1 S7E7 "Enemy Mine"

Can't we just toss some C4 at it?

I have finished all of sg1, atlantis, and universe and have an itch for more stargate, has anybody read any of the books? I know they aren't canon but I'm interested to know if they are any good? any ones in particular I should read first?