"Oh....You poor man!" LMAO even Jackson gets some great lines, and even Carter with the "I was going to do my living room like this!" This shows writers were fantastic
I love stargate. It took me faaar away from home problems I used to have when I was a kid. stargate was my therapy.I travelled with them and lived all the adventure they had :) amazing show thank you
@@1abcrr1, I somehow never heard of Dr.Who until I was in my 30s! But I loved Trek when I was a kid and Next Gen when it came out. I really love all of the Stargates, wish they would make another! TV sci/fi hasn't had anything that is interesting to me in a while.
Side comment: one thing I liked about this show is that Samantha Carter was treated with respect and at the same time, Amanda Tapping (in my opinion) didn't play her as the type of person who forced people to respect her. She worked to earn people's respect, letting her work do the talking for her.
Exactly. There were no feminist agenda with her character who demanded men this and that, instead we have a character who was "just one of the guys" so to speak and as such we didn't see her as anything special or different but as one of the four main characters (aside Hammond of course).
Honestly, I think the biggest contributor to the lack of "feminist agenda" (Carter having to push the fact that she's just as good as the guys} is the fact that, right off the bat, Jack, Daniel, and Hammond accept her as "one of the guys" as much as they would anyone else. Jack pushed back on working with her at the very beginning, but that's who Jack is: he doesn't trust people on his team immediately, and that's continued all the way to where I am in season 8. Carter comes at him detailing her qualifications as a soldier and a scientist, and then proves herself as much of both as Jack needs, and all of them accept it. Ironically enough, I think the reason there's a lack of "feminist agenda" being pushed is because there isn't any sexism getting in the way of just... Being respected. That and I think the showriters really thought about this before putting it out there, but I'm not well versed enough in the story itself or analysis of writing to confirm that. Edit: got to the "I like women" part and following. I stand corrected about the early season, but I stand by it with the latter part of the series: The lack of sexism is an important part for portraying Carter as a full character, both in-universe and out.
@@masonlacour1982 I agree, the line that sold it was her saying she did 100 hours in combat operations and Jack smiles, ever so slightly. No open statement of affirmation required. He just smiles, showing approval. Nothing to do with her ovaries, but proof she was not just an arrogant egghead but someone who also had courage. That he never suffers other arrogant scientists who don't show personal courage shows he was sincere in this belief that good people have to be brave, not just smart, to succeed in Stargate.
Yeah, but if you look at the interviews tapping had to _fight_ the writers on that point. She's utterly insufferable for the first couple episodes before tapping's contract allowed her to get the writers to shove the BS lines. Makes me respect her a lot more than I already did in hindsight. Brie Larson could've learned a lot from her.
Jack actually asks an amazingly deep question when he asks if the wormholes *always* exist. Sam dismisses it, but what if they really did? There would be no real way to tell, and perhaps the Stargates just pin the ends of existing wormholes rather than creating new ones.
The more I think about this, I think Jack is right. Creating a wormhole has to be a fantasticly energetic event. Like, way more energetic than a supernova. Pinning their ends has to be vastly more energy efficient. There are some hypothetical physics models that hold that the universe is crisscrossed by wormholes created during the big bang. Or even that every subatomic particle is actually the mouth of a wormhole. Selecting those would be an insane task, technologically, but somewhat less pie-in-the-sky as drilling your way through spacetime.
@@3adgamd3r Who's to say such inadvertent contamination didn't, just not to that particular star? It could even be more evidence the wormholes exist independent of the gates, as the Ancients would otherwise have accounted for that in routing the travelers, if they could.
@@chasethevioletsun9996 they DID account for that, if you remember in the episode the only reason the wormhole formed is because Carter bypassed the gates safety protocols using Earths primitive DHD to form the connection
You know at a time where people are asking for more female representation and strong characters, us Stargate fans had that a long time ago with Samantha Carter.
@@targard.quantumfrack6854 Knowing and explaining are two different things; esp. when the other person is not even familiar with other aspects of the same subject. And well, Jack isn't wrong. It is basically, an overwhelmingly large (black) hole. // That you can't get out of, and you'll be dead before you get near enough to cross the event-horizon because it's gravitational vacuum is so strong that light cannot escape from it.
The ice cave on Antarctica had so many funny parts! I hope the second video has where he didn't tell Carter about the broken rib so that she would not tend to it. Quote to the Tollan, "Is that a money back if you're not completely alive guarantee?"
See, here's the one itsy, bitsy problem: Everyone knows about Star Trek, Star Wars, and Doctor Who. Almost nobody knows anything about Stargate. It's sad really. Stargate's quality was maintained far longer than any of the aforementioned items.
Yeah those other sci-fi series have the advantage of a built in generational fan base. But tbh they way movies and shows are handled now. I don’t want them to make any more Start Gate.
I always imagined that that scene where he quietly asked Carter to explain the Worm in Wormholes was just the smitten man coming up with an excuse to talk to the woman he was sweet on. I mean ... cmon who hasn't done that.
Did anyone else think this show came out earlier than it did, cuz I couldve sworn I watched it in like 95 and not on show time. I was rather shocked when I found out it didnt come out until 97
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What makes this series work in the way it does is that the writers, directors and producers werent too holy on the script and actors was given freedom to improvise their own lines as needed. With so many funny actors together in one place its no surprize the show is so hilarious at times.
When O'Neill and Jackson see each other for the first time in years in the first ep, they should have had them say how different they look as a joke/nod to them both being different actors than the movies xD
I have it!!!! A new Stargate should bring in the Furlings!! It is the only branch of the original four races we known nothing about and have not been eliminated(the Knox are super pacifist so a no go on them). They can be running from a new unique race of inter-dimensional/Other space creatures that has there own Stargate system outside of Terra's(maybe in a part of the unobserved universe that SG1 is trying to get back too). Furlings should be Jack O'Neil funny with Teal'cs warriorness. I think this would cover all the bases and scratch all the itches.
It's distance from the norm is exactly what everyone loves about it. You can turn on the TV and watch any old space program but you will never see something else like Firefly and that's what people love. Besides the argument wasn't about who the fans were it was about whether people still know firefly or not and they clearly do. Never heard of the other thing.
+Beardsley McBeard That honestly never felt like the direction they were taking her, it was merely her response to o'neills attitude, everyone else treated her fairly and she responded accordingly.
But she wasn't she responded with super femininity ONLY to o'neill. It was a response, not a character. Nothing about her behavior or attitude implied she was feminist, she even smiled when she got to apply witty retorts. All im saying is, it was fairly obvious to me (a very anti-feminist person) that her character wasnt going anywhere near that direction.
immortalwombat10 yes she was. The whole "the fact my reproductive organs are in the inside insteed of the outside doesn't mean i can't to do the job" O'Niell even said it had nothing to do with her being a woman, it had to do with her being a scientist. The in the 3rd episode she was all she-man guy hater when they said that for her safty she should adhere to the local customs about women. she got all pissy when she had to wear a dress because she's from earth and srcew other cultures and learning about them or staying safe in them.
Okay, I would like to pose a question!! You know how Doctor Who has gained all this popularity and basically has a cult following? And how those who watch Doctor Who know pretty much every fact and tidbit about the series? Well, my question is this: Isn't Stargate SG-1 like the "other" Doctor Who in a way? Everyone I know who watches it knows loads of facts, can quote lines, recall episodes at the drop of a hat, and loves to casually talk about it. So, am I wrong in thinking this?
I like SG-1 much better than DR. WHO. Some of the Doctor's are much better than others. The woman Dr. Who just plain Sucks! I can't even watch it anymore. Especially with All that political correctness garage now! It's always leaned that way but now it's Totally Overbearing! Ruined the whole story!
what episodes were the last two scenes from (carter explaining "wormholes" to Jack, and then when jack says aliens are always trying to poke him full of holes)?
'Daniel! You dog, keep this up and you'll have a girl on every planet"
Lmao
It's true though.
THis coming from a guy who has a wife on every planet (well, at least 3 of them) lol indeed
Hammond: "how about I tell you where youu go" LOL... I miss Don. S. Davis
atanu nath we all do
May he rest in piece, he was a great man and a even greater actor.
Hammond…of Texas!
In many ways Hammond of Texas made the show.
He sounded like a dad scolding his sons when he said that.
"Oh....You poor man!" LMAO even Jackson gets some great lines, and even Carter with the "I was going to do my living room like this!" This shows writers were fantastic
"Oh... Well, you poor man."
Hahahahaha, that makes it so much more awesome.
"You know you really will like me when you get to know me"
Big understatement there Sam. XD
Best Stargate line ever - "IN THE MIDDLE OF MY BACKSWING!?!?" 😂😂😂😂
I freaking love this episode sooo much. From all the episodes SG1 has, this one is the most vivid.
I love stargate. It took me faaar away from home problems I used to have when I was a kid. stargate was my therapy.I travelled with them and lived all the adventure they had :) amazing show thank you
Same here, I literally grew up with it...watched it from when I was 11 until I graduated from university....
@@1abcrr1, I somehow never heard of Dr.Who until I was in my 30s! But I loved Trek when I was a kid and Next Gen when it came out. I really love all of the Stargates, wish they would make another! TV sci/fi hasn't had anything that is interesting to me in a while.
@@1abcrr1, I like your take on it, bureaucrats LOL
You take care too 🙂
"It's my sidearm, I swear..!"
Leonidae _so_ not the damn time anyway... lol
LMAO!
Jack: She tried to seduce me.
Daniel: Oh...you poor man.
Side comment: one thing I liked about this show is that Samantha Carter was treated with respect and at the same time, Amanda Tapping (in my opinion) didn't play her as the type of person who forced people to respect her. She worked to earn people's respect, letting her work do the talking for her.
Exactly. There were no feminist agenda with her character who demanded men this and that, instead we have a character who was "just one of the guys" so to speak and as such we didn't see her as anything special or different but as one of the four main characters (aside Hammond of course).
Honestly, I think the biggest contributor to the lack of "feminist agenda" (Carter having to push the fact that she's just as good as the guys} is the fact that, right off the bat, Jack, Daniel, and Hammond accept her as "one of the guys" as much as they would anyone else. Jack pushed back on working with her at the very beginning, but that's who Jack is: he doesn't trust people on his team immediately, and that's continued all the way to where I am in season 8. Carter comes at him detailing her qualifications as a soldier and a scientist, and then proves herself as much of both as Jack needs, and all of them accept it. Ironically enough, I think the reason there's a lack of "feminist agenda" being pushed is because there isn't any sexism getting in the way of just... Being respected.
That and I think the showriters really thought about this before putting it out there, but I'm not well versed enough in the story itself or analysis of writing to confirm that.
Edit: got to the "I like women" part and following. I stand corrected about the early season, but I stand by it with the latter part of the series: The lack of sexism is an important part for portraying Carter as a full character, both in-universe and out.
@@masonlacour1982 I agree, the line that sold it was her saying she did 100 hours in combat operations and Jack smiles, ever so slightly. No open statement of affirmation required. He just smiles, showing approval. Nothing to do with her ovaries, but proof she was not just an arrogant egghead but someone who also had courage. That he never suffers other arrogant scientists who don't show personal courage shows he was sincere in this belief that good people have to be brave, not just smart, to succeed in Stargate.
Yeah, but if you look at the interviews tapping had to _fight_ the writers on that point.
She's utterly insufferable for the first couple episodes before tapping's contract allowed her to get the writers to shove the BS lines.
Makes me respect her a lot more than I already did in hindsight.
Brie Larson could've learned a lot from her.
hpa2005 I liked the TV series more.. I do see more sexismFeminism on the movie though starring the other actor (whose name I forgot).
"I'm stuck on an ice planet with McGuiver.
Jack actually asks an amazingly deep question when he asks if the wormholes *always* exist. Sam dismisses it, but what if they really did? There would be no real way to tell, and perhaps the Stargates just pin the ends of existing wormholes rather than creating new ones.
it woud explain why 2 gate cant be used on the same planet in the same time.
The more I think about this, I think Jack is right. Creating a wormhole has to be a fantasticly energetic event. Like, way more energetic than a supernova. Pinning their ends has to be vastly more energy efficient. There are some hypothetical physics models that hold that the universe is crisscrossed by wormholes created during the big bang. Or even that every subatomic particle is actually the mouth of a wormhole. Selecting those would be an insane task, technologically, but somewhat less pie-in-the-sky as drilling your way through spacetime.
They don’t, else the events of Red Sky would’ve happened wayyyyy sooner
@@3adgamd3r Who's to say such inadvertent contamination didn't, just not to that particular star? It could even be more evidence the wormholes exist independent of the gates, as the Ancients would otherwise have accounted for that in routing the travelers, if they could.
@@chasethevioletsun9996 they DID account for that, if you remember in the episode the only reason the wormhole formed is because Carter bypassed the gates safety protocols using Earths primitive DHD to form the connection
she err... tried to seduce me...
oh... you poor man
hahahah
I was gonna do that one! One of my favorite! Lol!
it's ok happens to me all the time
In that case, I wish I was a poor man.
love the line at 3:40 "I was going to do my living room like this, didn't go with my other stuff." hahahahaha
i love the relationship between Daniel and O'Neil.
@@dudemcguy7608 theres one with only one L and he has no sense of humor
I will never not laugh at Daniel's reaction to Carter seducing Jack. "Oh. You poor man." 🤣😂😂
You know at a time where people are asking for more female representation and strong characters, us Stargate fans had that a long time ago with Samantha Carter.
How you can tell that all 3 of them, including Teal'c, are simultaneously appreciating Carter in that dress. LOL
"Hi ho hi ho" cracks me up everytime. O`Neill is so funny
Jack: Assuming you are the TOK'RA
TOK'RA: and if we are not
Jack: then we start shooting theres blood, death, hard feelings it'd suck LOL
yup lol
One of my favorite lines of many.
i love the part where carter is explaining wormholes to jack
5:30 you will have to pry Jacks and Daniels friendship from my cold dead fingers! I love their relationship!!
-Your iris will be closed. They will be crushed....
-Surprise!
;-)
I read that comment right as that part of the video came up.
*rolls over* "Ow. Colonel!"
"It's my sidearm, I swear!"
Jack and Daniel are my favorite best friend pair in this show. 😂 Their talks are practically legend.
He's a GEEK!
@@targard.quantumfrack6854 🤷♀️
3:54 "Lucy, I'm home!" LMAO
Daniel: "It's you. It's..."
Jack: "It's you"
Daniel: "Definitely you"
Lmao. STARGATE IS THE BEST!
"Keep this up and you'll have a girl on every planet" hasn't he though??
Teal'c: I still do not understand this "black hole"
O'Niell: Well, basically it's a massive.....hole....out there
I don't buy O'Neill not knowing what a black hole is.
@@targard.quantumfrack6854 Knowing and explaining are two different things; esp. when the other person is not even familiar with other aspects of the same subject. And well, Jack isn't wrong. It is basically, an overwhelmingly large (black) hole. // That you can't get out of, and you'll be dead before you get near enough to cross the event-horizon because it's gravitational vacuum is so strong that light cannot escape from it.
the best show ever in my books.
I agree! ❤️💕❤️
Love this guy.♥️♥️ Really missed him when he left the show😭
we own every season and we love every episode. long live SG!!!
7:19 "Now where's that yellow brick road when you need it, eh Dorothy?" Then... Look on Teal'c's face. LMFAO!
Yay! You put in the "Space Monkey" quote! Classic line.
Thank you!
The ice cave on Antarctica had so many funny parts! I hope the second video has where he didn't tell Carter about the broken rib so that she would not tend to it.
Quote to the Tollan, "Is that a money back if you're not completely alive guarantee?"
the bloopers of the first couple of season make stargate better!
'I'm stuck on an iceberg with MacGyver'- Sam Carter
See, here's the one itsy, bitsy problem: Everyone knows about Star Trek, Star Wars, and Doctor Who. Almost nobody knows anything about Stargate. It's sad really. Stargate's quality was maintained far longer than any of the aforementioned items.
Talitha Costello You are forgetting classic Doctor Who I believe.
Life of Vadim but everyone knows about Classic Who... Stargate is frequently overlooked in any and all fandom sci-fi media.
Yeah those other sci-fi series have the advantage of a built in generational fan base. But tbh they way movies and shows are handled now. I don’t want them to make any more Start Gate.
'how bout you go where I tell you' 😂😂
That "Ok" at 9:50 !!!!
I always saw fragments of the show on tv when it was on reruns. I am happy to watch it properly on streaming. Such an underrated show / series!!!
"It's my sidearm, I swear..." XD Love it.
I always imagined that that scene where he quietly asked Carter to explain the Worm in Wormholes was just the smitten man coming up with an excuse to talk to the woman he was sweet on. I mean ... cmon who hasn't done that.
Jack-"I don't know.....it kind of works for me."
Sam-*Glare*
That was funny lol
1:59 "here we can see a wild jack o'neill falling so much in love, that the crater is the mariana trench"
"If you die...Can I have your stereo?"
AKA the episode where Carter was stuck on a glacier with MacGuyver XD
jack : Lucy, im hooome!
Teal'c : No one's ever called me Lucy before.
How bout you go where I tell you? 😂
Anyone ever wonder what would happen if you walked into a Stargate from the back?
Probably the same thing as trying to walk into an incoming wormhole. Likely to bounce back out, or just vaporize.
i think it doesn't really matter the direction you enter it from, the ramp and all that is just for situational convenience
"you never cease to amaze me with all your talents" just what have Jack and Daniel been doing in their spare time???
1:55 and here we see the moment Jack realizes he's in trouble
I adore O'Neill also. Your video is excellent....and RDA is priceless.
the moonshine scene will always be my fav
Fair enough, while we're at it no one knows about Firefly either. :).
Did anyone else think this show came out earlier than it did, cuz I couldve sworn I watched it in like 95 and not on show time. I was rather shocked when I found out it didnt come out until 97
0:58
"You know, you'll really will like me when you get to know me."
She was right about that.
i grew up watching his show MacGyver wow its been quiet a time..
I was in reverse. Watched the stargates then MacGyver - Richard is great!
Hammond "How about you go where I tell you!" haha
Wafter a long day at work I looked forward to watching SG-1, the only show that is both fascinating and funny. I miss it.
8:40 “You will work.” “Hi Ho hey Ho, back to work”
hi ho hi ho, back to work, *ding ding* haha
"Just because my sex organs are on the inside..."
She really did lay it on thick in the beginning.
i have a hour before i have to go to work,these videos keep me going,thanks for the upload :) Comtrya
1:58 - Oil wrestling O.O oh yeah!
80s 90s and early 00s television had such soul.... nothing like it exists anymore and thats a real shame.
*Takes a sip almost throws up* "smooth", "Moonshine!!"
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What makes this series work in the way it does is that the writers, directors and producers werent too holy on the script and actors was given freedom to improvise their own lines as needed. With so many funny actors together in one place its no surprize the show is so hilarious at times.
Samantha looks great in a dress. ^^
It's so...her...
Indeed
Man i miss this Series... this is way better than Atlantis and Universe together ..........will be nice if they can bring it back
Anyone else love how like,,, six different people have tried to
Name the ships enterprise
When O'Neill and Jackson see each other for the first time in years in the first ep, they should have had them say how different they look as a joke/nod to them both being different actors than the movies xD
did didn't did didn't did didn't
Ryan stiles probably like a lot this line
This is a fantastic video! Thank you 😁👍👍
3:24 reminds me of what an enchanting lovely woman Sha Re is
time for a bump. this show is just amazing. O'Neil is the best ever TV show character created and RDA made him (and himself) immortal. hilerious!
O'Neill - Can understand astronomical terms, but can't explain a black hole and get the context of a worm hole. :D
"hi ho hi ho, back to work."
**Sad pickaxe noises**
@Lotrgecko I'm pretty sure the first one is 'A matter of Time' the one with the black hole
I think Carter's line in the Broca Divide clip is pretty awesome too!!
2:21 “Angry little princess, someone stole her tiara.”
(Fans of The Mentalist will get that)
Best part Moonshine " Real smooth " cough cough.🤯😅🤣😂✌⚡🇨🇦
"Oh you poor man."
O'neillisms is my new favorite word
liked him in SG-1 so much more than in McGyver!
Yeah mcgyver suxked balls
THE TV 📺 SERIES , WAS GREAT 👍 .!!!!! . VERY IMAGINATIVE .!!!!!! .😎😳🙏🏾😎🇺🇸....
I have it!!!!
A new Stargate should bring in the Furlings!! It is the only branch of the original four races we known nothing about and have not been eliminated(the Knox are super pacifist so a no go on them). They can be running from a new unique race of inter-dimensional/Other space creatures that has there own Stargate system outside of Terra's(maybe in a part of the unobserved universe that SG1 is trying to get back too). Furlings should be Jack O'Neil funny with Teal'cs warriorness. I think this would cover all the bases and scratch all the itches.
"O'neillisms"
how thefuck i'm suposed to say that
It's distance from the norm is exactly what everyone loves about it. You can turn on the TV and watch any old space program but you will never see something else like Firefly and that's what people love. Besides the argument wasn't about who the fans were it was about whether people still know firefly or not and they clearly do. Never heard of the other thing.
i remember the blooper when carter says “im stuck on a glacier with mcgyver”.. it was hilarious... ruclips.net/video/EriZ9ruZq1E/видео.html
I think 🤔 I remember that one .
God I love this show.
I wish Stargate would come back on regular TV
It's on comet (214) comcast
I totally forgot about the moonshine scene.
It's a shame they dropped the whole "Jack actually likes astronomy" thing after the first season. I thought it was a nice hold over from the films
I need this after finding out about Carmen... Thanks.
Ice-Cave . " I swear to god , it's my sidearm " . At which point Amanda loses it . Not in the script I would bet . But they kept it .
I'm so glad they moved Carter away from the whole "I'm a woman so I have to be as tough as a man" crap
+Beardsley McBeard That honestly never felt like the direction they were taking her, it was merely her response to o'neills attitude, everyone else treated her fairly and she responded accordingly.
+immortalwombat10 it was first 3 episodes. She was a total over the top female character. Then she got over it
But she wasn't she responded with super femininity ONLY to o'neill. It was a response, not a character. Nothing about her behavior or attitude implied she was feminist, she even smiled when she got to apply witty retorts. All im saying is, it was fairly obvious to me (a very anti-feminist person) that her character wasnt going anywhere near that direction.
immortalwombat10 yes she was. The whole "the fact my reproductive organs are in the inside insteed of the outside doesn't mean i can't to do the job" O'Niell even said it had nothing to do with her being a woman, it had to do with her being a scientist. The in the 3rd episode she was all she-man guy hater when they said that for her safty she should adhere to the local customs about women. she got all pissy when she had to wear a dress because she's from earth and srcew other cultures and learning about them or staying safe in them.
Amanda Tapping asked the writers to fix that and they did...
hahah "noooo you cant keep him"
Okay, I would like to pose a question!! You know how Doctor Who has gained all this popularity and basically has a cult following? And how those who watch Doctor Who know pretty much every fact and tidbit about the series? Well, my question is this: Isn't Stargate SG-1 like the "other" Doctor Who in a way? Everyone I know who watches it knows loads of facts, can quote lines, recall episodes at the drop of a hat, and loves to casually talk about it. So, am I wrong in thinking this?
PeggythePaiger You're not wrong. I'm both a Whovian and a Stargater. It's somewhat easy to see the similarities between the two.
I like SG-1 much better than DR. WHO. Some of the Doctor's are much better than others. The woman Dr. Who just plain Sucks! I can't even watch it anymore. Especially with All that political correctness garage now! It's always leaned that way but now it's Totally Overbearing! Ruined the whole story!
what episodes were the last two scenes from (carter explaining "wormholes" to Jack, and then when jack says aliens are always trying to poke him full of holes)?
lol, hilarious Trinxy!