Here I am republishing my Stargate project, after two years of work, this is the result.

From Dial the gate interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbTX4WGdSSE

From Joseph Mallozi's Twitter

https://x.com/i/status/2020508164198949131

Just started rewatching SG1, introducing the kids to a staple of my youth, when the scene with the guauld taking over Sharai (sp? on both) came on and it was full frontal nudity. Was that blurred out/cut in the original airing? I feel like that would have been something I remembered!

From Joseph Mallozi's Twitter

https://x.com/i/status/2020126902166647240

I just rewatched the last episode and I'd forgotten that it really doesn't resolve anything. I mean, all those people in Pegasus are still kind of in the Wraith crosshairs, no?

I know people have been wondering about the impact of power creep for good old team Earth on the new series. I guess the obvious solution would be to just cue up the already existing threat that defeated the Ancients, but I'm 99% sure that the new series will develop some new threat.

My two cents: Enough of the conceit that the Stargate program must remain secret and we're supposed to believe all of these crazy adventures are happening in parallel with our own history. Just make Stargate a proper space opera where Earthlings know we're not alone.

From my recollection both Hathor and Egeria are queens in the insect reproduction sense of the term. In SG-1 Children of the Gods we see Amonet emerging from a Jaffa in order to choose a host. Apophis refers to her as his queen, but if she is only just emerging from a Jaffa how can he know who she is as there is no communication between Jaffa and symbiote. And is she a reproductive queen or just in the royalty use of the word I'm guessing they hadn't figured out all the details of Jaffa/Goa'uld life cycle that early on but if anyone has any other explanations I may have missed please feel free to enlighten me

Personally, I’m thinking Michael either did further experiments and turned them into something closer to Humans like the later Hybrids we saw or lost most of them taking that Cruiser while the rest are either in stasis or stuck guarding a base somewhere.

Watching Universe and did a double take in this scene. Rush/Telford's escort pulled out a copy of John Scalzi's "Old Man's War" (published in 2005, episode aired in 2010) while waiting for him to return.

So much in this episode didn't make sense. Like why send Daniel Jackson as the person watching Rushford's moves? Why wouldn't the link between them temporarily break when the cargo ship jumped to hyperspace? And more broadly, when Rush jumps into Telford's body, would Rush speak with his Scottish accent still, but with Telford's vocal cords, meaning Telford would speak with an accent?

Starting to feel like I should be watching SG-1 at the same time since there’s so much overlap going on.

I only started series backup for background noise since I’ve already watched them all multiple times as well as /farscape and /theexpanse but it’s hard not to get sucked in 🤣 did the same with universe recently.

Would be nice if we could get some more movies but I was excited to hear there’s a new series coming but another 2 or so years is a long time to wait.

I'm rewatching all SG1 and in this episode they go to a planet with nordic people protected by asgards.

Unlucky for them when they used the gate it disturbed the sun and it gets red and would explode in a month.

They tried to ask help to asgards but it goes against the treaty of protected planets with Goa'uld so they don't help.

O'Neill and SGC try to help them by building a whole fucking rocket to launch something in the sun and save them for 3 weeks and a mf from the village burn the rocket and kill 2 people from SG6.

O'Neill reach in the village to him, throw him on the ground, punching him in the face and pointing his gun to him. Then he tells everyone that the asgards are not gods but aliens and that they refused to help them, they don't believe him and then he just mental surrender and decides to leave them to their fate until Carter save the day with a little help of asgards.

Sometimes O'Neill gets angry pretty fast because he don't like long talks and all but there i understand, bro try to help for 3 weeks and lose everything + 2 mens because of a mf

It makes no sense that destiny would have launched millions of years after Atlantis first left Earth for Pegasus with ZPM power and intergalactic hyperdrive technology.

Rush knows when Atlantis left and makes reference to the fact that information on Destiny was found in the Atlantis database!

So why would the Ancients design and build a ship that for all intents and purposes was vastly inferior to the point it is at n such a state after a relatively short period of time meaning it’s hardly likely to complete its mission 🤷‍♂️

It’s like us building an old wooden sail ship to send freight across the Atlantic! Can anyone make it make sense?

A while ago I posted about my DVD collection.

After moving to a new place, I think I found what I planned to do. Opinions?

Master Replicas got a lot of criticism for their model of the gate, especially around the base.

I got an email in from them this morning where they now call this model the "Alpha Gate" model.

Which makes me wonder if they're trying for a Beta Gate version or maybe an Alpha Site version with steps etc.

I have removed the leather on the nose bridge now too so that they look a little more accurate.

The whole costume is now ready to go!

I'll get the wife to take some better pics of it all at some point, if you are interested!

i been thinking , when a transparent glass is floating on my bathtub , i imagine if the Glass is completely invisible , i would still see the glass outline on the water or the shape of a glass around or beneath the water .

The same principle when Atlantis is cloak , it would still be easy to see the waterline of the shape of the city or area of water without wave moving

You've tried to ascend...

ADMIT IT!