Stargate SG-1 38398 224965775 2008-07-11T06:01:47Z 74.32.229.215 /* Original Audio Series */ {{Infobox Television | show_name = Stargate SG-1 | image = [[Image:Stargate SG-1 Season 9 Title.jpg|250px|]] | caption = ''Stargate SG-1'''s intertitle for seasons nine and ten | format = [[Military science fiction]] | runtime = approx. 42 minutes | creator = [[Brad Wright]]<br /> [[Jonathan Glassner]] | starring = [[Richard Dean Anderson]]<br> [[Michael Shanks]]<br> [[Amanda Tapping]]<br> [[Christopher Judge]]<br> [[Don S. Davis]]<br> [[Corin Nemec]]<br> [[Ben Browder]]<br> [[Beau Bridges]]<br> [[Claudia Black]] | country = [[United States]]<br /> [[Canada]] | network = [[Showtime]] (Seasons 1–5)<br />[[Sci Fi Channel (United States)|SCI FI]] (Seasons 6–10) |preceded_by = ''[[Stargate (film)|Stargate]]'' (1994) |followed_by = ''[[Stargate: The Ark of Truth]]'' (2008)<br />''[[Stargate: Continuum]]'' (2008) | related = ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]''<br />''[[Stargate Universe]]'' | first_aired = [[July 27]], [[1997]] | last_aired = [[March 13]], [[2007]] | num_seasons = 10 | num_episodes = 214 ([[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|List of episodes]])<br /> [[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes#Movies|3]] [[DVD]] films | website = http://stargate.mgm.com/index.php?reset_series=1 | imdb_id = 118480 | tv_com_id = 185 }} <!-- Note to editors: Please do not change "is" to "was". Creative works "are", Wikipedia guidelines for fiction refer to creative works in the present tense, even after a show ends its run (see also [[WP:TENSE]]). --> '''''Stargate SG-1''''' (often abbreviated as '''SG-1''') is an [[United States|American]]-[[Canadian]] [[science fiction]] [[television series]], part of the [[Stargate|Stargate franchise]]. Its story begins one year after the events of the 1994 science fiction film ''[[Stargate (film)|Stargate]]''. It was produced in and around <!-- NOTE TO EDITORS: Before changing its location of production, please join the discussion on the Talk Page. Thank you. -->[[Vancouver]], [[Canada]].<ref name="DVD ref">{{cite video|people=Brad Wright|publisher=MGM Global Television Inc.|title=Stargate SG-1, Season 4, Volume 1 "Small Victories"|date=2006}}</ref> In the [[Stargate]] [[science fiction]] [[fictional universe|universe]], a network of ancient alien devices called [[Stargate (device)|Stargates]] connect the far reaches of the Milky Way, Pegasus and Ori galaxies, opening the door for near-instantaneous interstellar travel.<!-- The workings of the Stargate should be detailed elsewhere --> ''Stargate SG-1'' chronicles the exploits of [[SG-1]], the "flagship team" of at least 25 teams who explore the galaxy and defend Earth against alien threats such as the [[Goa'uld]], [[Replicator (Stargate)|Replicators]] and later the [[Ori (Stargate)|Ori]]. The series is currently broadcast in several countries around the world; in some places, such as [[Europe]], [[North America]], [[Japan]], [[Latin America]] and [[Australia]], the series is broadcast in [[High-definition television|HD]]. In 2007, after completion of the series run, ''Stargate SG-1'' was named as number 28 on ''[[TV Guide]]'''s list of "The 30 Top Cult Shows Ever".<ref name="top cult">{{cite web|url=http://www.tvguide.com/news/top-cult-shows/070629-01|title=TV Guide Names the Top Cult Shows Ever|work=TVGuide|accessdate=2007-06-29}}</ref> ==Production== {{Update|date=May 2008}}<!--The "yet-to-be-announced form" is obviously "Stargate: The Ark of Truth", which as been out for over a month now. The subsection below this has a redundant mention of some "unknown" continuance that needs to be fixed or simply removed; it should not be discussed in two places, even if corrected. It gets worse; the issue comes up again at "MGM announced...", and AGAIN after that, with a lot of information about the film series pulled from speculative early reports, when much newer, firmer material (such as the Ark DVD commentaries) already available. This entire section needs a top-to-bottom rewrite to get rid of all this speculation and report the know facts as of May 2008.--> Developed for television by [[Jonathan Glassner]] and [[Brad Wright]], ''Stargate SG-1'' was produced by [[MGM]] and filmed at [[Bridge Studios]] in [[Vancouver]]. The first episode was broadcast on [[July 27]], [[1997]] on [[Showtime]] in the US and [[December 3]], [[1997]] on the [[Seven Network]] in Australia. Showtime produced and aired the show's first five seasons. Beginning with season six, it was produced and aired by the [[Sci Fi Channel (United States)|Sci Fi Channel]]. A [[spin-off]] series, ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'', began airing in 2004. The two shows ran in tandem for three years, with occasionally interconnected plots and simultaneous story timelines. ''Stargate SG-1'' became the longest-running North American science fiction series on television, surpassing the nine seasons and 202 episodes of the ''[[The X-Files]]''. It is also listed in the 2007 [[Guinness World Records]] as the "longest-running science fiction show (consecutive)";<ref>{{cite web|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5390372.stm|title= Dr Who 'longest-running sci-fi'|publisher=BBC News|accessdate=2006-09-29}}</ref> ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fans dispute this claim, as 694 episodes of the British show were produced and shown consecutively between 1963 and 1989.<ref name="record">{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2006/09/23/36558.shtml |title=Record breaker?|work=BBC News|accessdate=2006-09-28}}</ref> On August 21, 2006, the Sci Fi Channel announced that it would not be renewing the show for an eleventh season; however, executive producer [[Robert C. Cooper]] stated that ''Stargate SG-1''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s story will continue in a yet-to-be-announced form.<ref name="coopersg1">{{cite web |author=Darren Sumner |authorlink=GateWorld |publisher=GateWorld |url=http://www.gateworld.net/news/2006/08/cooper_isg-1i_will_go_on.shtml |title=Cooper: SG-1 will go on|date=[[2006-08-21]]|accessdate=2006-08-21}}</ref> [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]] announced that they are very keen to carry on the ''Stargate SG-1'' story, and that they "intend to vigorously find a way to extend the franchise". Two ''Stargate'' films are currently planned, a continuation of the ''Stargate SG-1'' story lines ''(see [[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes#Movies|List of Stargate SG-1 episodes]])''. The last day of shooting for season ten was on October 5, 2006.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.gateworld.net/blogs/bartok/2006/10/last-day-of-shooting-wow.shtml|title= Last day of shooting wow| publisher=[[Ivon Bartok]]| work=GateWorld| accessdate=2006-10-05}}</ref> The final episode "[[Unending]]" was first broadcast by [[Sky One]] in the UK on March 13, 2007, and was later aired by the Sci Fi Channel in the United States on June 22, 2007. In December, 2006, there were suggestions that a third Stargate series was being developed by the team behind ''Stargate SG-1'' and ''Stargate Atlantis''.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.gateworld.net/news/2006/12/exclusive_third_istargatei_serie.shtml|title= Exclusive: Third Stargate series in development| publisher=Darren Sumner| work=GateWorld| accessdate=2006-12-17}}</ref> The working title of this series is ''[[Stargate Universe]]''. ===End of the series=== On [[August 21]], [[2006]], the Sci Fi Channel confirmed that ''Stargate SG-1'' was not being renewed for an 11th season.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=2&id=37607|title=SG-1 Ends Run; Atlantis Back| publisher=GateWorld| date=[[2006-08-22]]| accessdate=2006-08-27}}</ref> However, Executive producer [[Robert C. Cooper]] told [[GateWorld]] that they are hard at work looking for a new outlet for the story to continue. {{cquote|As far as the future, I can't comment yet because nothing has been confirmed", Cooper said. "What we want to emphasize is that the franchise is not dying. ''SG-1'' will go on in some way. We're just not ready to announce how." Cooper also emphasizes that, though emotions are running high among Stargate fans who have just learned the news, it is important to keep the show's ratings strong throughout the remainder of its run on Sci Fi. "What's most important is that fans don't take out their frustration with SciFi by not watching", he said. "In fact, what they need to do is watch both ''SG-1'' and ''Atlantis'' LIVE and make sure the ratings stay strong. That helps prove to other outlets that might be interested in ''SG-1'' that the show is still as strong as we think it is".<ref name="coopersg1" />}} Mark Stern, executive VP of original programming for the Sci Fi Channel stated that the decision "was not a ratings-based decision", adding that the production staff has been given enough time to tie up all the loose ends and to create a good ending for the show. Stern has also said that SciFi plans to use some ''SG-1'' members on the still-continuing spin-off ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]''.<ref>{{cite web |author=John Dempsey, Ben Fritz|authorlink=|work=Variety News|publisher=Reed Business Information|url=http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117948764?categoryid=14&cs=1|title=Sci Fi's 'Stargate' swinging closed|date=[[2006-08-21]]|accessdate=2006-08-27}}</ref> MGM, the rights holder, has expressed a desire to continue ''SG-1'' through another outlet, suggesting that another network may pick up the series. This could possibly mean that the series has not actually finished, but is simply on hold. MGM announced that they wish to continue the SG-1 series, either as a movie, mini-series, or an eleventh season on some other network, suggesting that [[G4 (TV channel)|G4]] and Showtime have presented interest in such an option. However, the Sci Fi Channel is attempting to block the action, citing their contract with MGM.<ref>{{cite web|author=Darren Sumner|authorlink=GateWorld|publisher=GateWorld|url=http://www.gateworld.net/news/2006/08/mgm_considers_isg-1is_future.shtml|title= MGM considers SG-1's future|date=[[2006-08-26]]|accessdate=2006-08-27}}</ref> On [[September 26]], [[2006]], ''[[GateWorld]]'' released news that [[IGN]] had reported that there will not be an eleventh season, but rather that there will be a series of SG-1 TV movies; the report cites an unnamed cast member.<ref>[http://www.gateworld.net/news/2006/09/studio_planning_isg-1i_tv_movies.shtml Studio planning SG-1 TV movies?], by Darren Sumner, ''GateWorld'', [[September 26]][[2006]]</ref> On [[December 14]], [[2006]], production sources informed ''GateWorld'' that a new series is in the idea stage, and is being actively worked on by the same creative minds behind ''Stargate SG-1'' and ''Stargate Atlantis''. There have not been any plot lines released as of this time. Considering previous releases of ''SG-1'' and ''Atlantis'', the release date should not be expected until at least 2008.<ref name="Ark">{{cite web|url=http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=7717|title=Stargate SG-1 - Yes, There's More! Today S10 Release Has An Insert for ''Ark of Truth''|work=TVShowsOnDVD|accessdate=2007-07-24}}</ref> On [[December 20]], [[2006]], verified reports from ''GateWorld'' confirmed the production of two movies, with filming expected to begin in late April 2007. The regular cast of ''Stargate'' will be part of the cast. Executive producer Robert C. Cooper will both write and direct the first film, to be named ''[[Stargate: The Ark of Truth]]''. The first movie "has to do with wrapping up the Ori storyline, which is the storyline that has taken prominence for the last two years of the show," said cast member Michael Shanks. The second movie, called ''[[Stargate: Continuum]]'', started shooting June 1, 2007. Executive producer Brad Wright will write the second film, with Martin Wood directing. That story is a [[time travel]] story taking SG-1 to the past. "It has something to do with our main villain Ba'al ([[Cliff Simon]]) doing something in the past," Shanks said. "He basically finds a way to lift the Stargate from Earth so the Stargate Program never happens, and I imagine the characters will have to go through some process to reset the clock and fix everything". On [[December 22]]. 2006, ''GateWorld'' reported that with MGM beginning production of the first [[direct-to-video|direct-to-DVD]] movie, MGM and the show's [[Vancouver]]-based producers are no longer pursuing an eleventh season. ''Ark of Truth'' was released on March 11, 2008<ref name="March">{{cite web|url=http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=8555|title='''Date, Price for ''Ark of Truth'' DVD to Finish the 'Ori' Plotline'''|work=TVShowsonDVD.com|accessdate=2007-12-05}}</ref><ref name="firstextras">{{cite web|url=http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=8605|title='''Extras Revealed For ''Ark of Truth'' Direct-to-DVD Feature!'''|work=TVShowsonDVD|accessdate=2007-12-13}}</ref><ref name="secondextras">{{cite web|url= http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=8676|title='''MGM and Fox Reveal Additional ''Ark of Truth'' Extras Not Shown On Original Press Release'''|work=TVShowsonDVD|accessdate=2007-12-23}}</ref><ref name="arkart">{{cite web|url=http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=8722|title='''MGM Unveils High Resolution Final Box Art for ''Ark of Truth'' '''|work=TVShowsOnDVD|accessdate=2008-01-03}}</ref>, with ''Continuum'' scheduled to release on July 29, 2008,<ref name="July">{{cite web|url= http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=9318|title='''Release Date Scoop for ''Stargate - Continuum'' DVD!'''|work=TVShowsOnDVD.com|accessdate=2008-04-03}}</ref><ref name="extras2">{{cite web|url=http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Stargate-SG-1-Continuum/9358|title='''Extras, Specs & Pricing Revealed for ''Stargate - Continuum'' '''|work=TVShowsOnDVD.com|accessdate=2008-04-09}}</ref> and the possibility of more future films remains high. The first episode of Season 10 was aired in [[Australia]] on [[Seven Network]] on [[July 5]], [[2007]]. The second half of Season 10 began airing on [[Sky One]] in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] and [[Ireland]] on [[January 9]], [[2007]] and concluded with the series finale, "Unending", on [[March 13]], [[2007]]. The second half of the season began airing in the United States on [[April 13]], [[2007]] and ended on [[June 22]], [[2007]]. ==Plot== <!-- NOTE! (KREE!) : Please do not add detailed information to this summary. That would be welcomed in the articles about the individual episodes, or on one of Stargate's subpages (e.g. detailed information about plots involving the Replicators should go on the Replicator article.) This is meant only as a brief synopsis that covers things very generally. Thanks. //--> {{Main|List of Stargate SG-1 episodes}} {{see also|Differences between Stargate and Stargate SG-1}} ''Stargate SG-1'' follows and expands upon the [[Ancient Egypt|Egyptian]] mythologies presented in [[Stargate (film)|''Stargate'']]. In the Stargate universe, the human race on Earth, known to the rest of the galaxy as the [[Tau'ri]], were descendants of the [[Ancients (Stargate)|Ancients]], a race of highly evolved beings. [[Earth]] was believed to be the first planet where humans existed in this galaxy. Humans were enslaved and transported to other habitable planets by the [[Goa'uld]] such as [[Ra (Stargate)|Ra]] and [[Apophis (Stargate)|Apophis]]. For millennia, the Goa'uld harvested humanity, heavily influencing and spreading human cultures. As a result, Earth cultures such as those of the [[Aztec]]s, [[Maya civilization|Mayans]], [[British people|Britons]], the [[Nordic countries|Norse]], [[Mongol]]s, [[Ancient Greek|Greek]]s and [[Ancient Rome|Roman]]s are found throughout the known habitable planets of the galaxy. Many well-known mythical locations such as [[Avalon (Stargate SG-1)|Avalon]], [[Camelot (Stargate SG-1)|Camelot]] and [[Atlantis (Stargate)|Atlantis]] are found, or have at one time existed. The series explores both long story arcs (discussed below) as well as more contained one-episode stories. Often these shorter stories will detail SG-1's exploits on a previously unexplored planet. Presently, the Earth Stargate (found at a dig site near Giza in 1928) is housed in a [[Classified Information|top-secret]] [[United States|U.S.]] [[military base]] known as the [[Stargate Command|SGC]] (Stargate Command) underneath [[Cheyenne Mountain]]. [[Jack O'Neill|Col. Jack O'Neill]] ([[Richard Dean Anderson]]), [[Daniel Jackson|Dr. Daniel Jackson]] ([[Michael Shanks]]), [[Samantha Carter|Cpt. Samantha Carter]] ([[Amanda Tapping]]) and [[Teal'c]] ([[Christopher Judge]]) compose the original SG-1 team. Along with 24 other SG teams, they venture to distant planets exploring the galaxy and searching for defenses from the [[Goa'uld]], in the forms of technology and alliances with friendly advanced races. Later in the series, some members of SG-1 leave such as [[Janet Frasier|Dr. Janet Frasier]] ([[Teryl Rothery]]), [[George Hammond|Major General George Hammond]] ([[Don S. Davis]]) and new members join, such as [[Jonas Quinn]] ([[Corin Nemec]]), [[Hank Landry|Major General Hank Landry]] ([[Beau Bridges]]), [[Cameron Mitchell (Stargate)|Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell]] ([[Ben Browder]]) and [[Vala Mal Doran]] ([[Claudia Black]]). The parasitic [[Goa'uld]] use advanced technology to cast themselves as [[gods]] and are bent on galactic conquest and eternal worship. Throughout the first eight seasons, the [[Goa'uld]] are the primary antagonists. They are a race of highly intelligent, ruthless snake-like alien parasites capable of invading and controlling the bodies of other species, including humans. The original arch-enemy from this race is the [[System Lord]] [[Apophis (Stargate)|Apophis]] ([[Peter Williams (actor)|Peter Williams]]). Other System Lords, such as [[Baal (Stargate)|Ba'al]] and [[Anubis (Stargate)|Anubis]], play pivotal roles in the later seasons. In the third season, the [[Replicator (Stargate)|Replicator]]s are also introduced. The Replicators are mechanical bugs that feed on metals to "replicate" and create more bugs. Enemy of the [[Asgard (Stargate)|Asgard]], they are the main reason why the Asgard cannot eliminate the Goa'uld threat. In the ninth season a new villain emerges, the [[Ori (Stargate)|Ori]]. The Ori are advanced beings with unfathomable technology from another galaxy, also bent on galactic conquest and eternal worship. The introduction of the [[Ori (Stargate)|Ori]] accompanies a departure from the primary focus on [[Ancient Egypt|Egyptian]] mythology into an exploration of the [[Arthurian]] mythology surrounding the Ori, their followers, and their enemies — the [[Ancient (Stargate)|Ancients]]. Both Ancients and Ori are Ascended Beings, meaning that they have 'ascended' to a higher plane of existence, giving them extraordinary powers. ===Goa'uld arc=== [[Image:stargatesg1season1title.jpg|thumb|"[[Children of the Gods (Stargate SG-1)|Pilot]]" intertitle]] {{main|Goa'uld|Stargate SG-1 (season 1)|Stargate SG-1 (season 2)|Stargate SG-1 (season 3)|Stargate SG-1 (season 4)}} When Apophis visits Earth at the beginning of the series (which is set one year after the events of the [[Stargate (film)|original film]]), the [[Stargate Command|SGC]] military base is brought back into action. The [[SG teams]] are created—spearheaded by [[SG-1]]—to help defend Earth from the new threat. It is quickly revealed that Apophis is but one of many [[Goa'uld]] [[System Lord]]s who battle for power in the galaxy. The Stargate itself is also revealed to connect not only Earth and [[Abydos (Stargate)|Abydos]], but is one of many gates forming an enormous network connecting countless planets. The Goa'uld are parasitic beings that take control of other species, usually humans, and use them as unwilling hosts. The System Lords possess interstellar pyramid-shaped warships and vast armies of foot soldiers.(Later throughout the series the warships become less pyramid shaped) The bulk of these forces are modified humans known as [[Jaffa (Stargate)|Jaffa]]. In the first episode the lives of the SG-1 team are saved by a Jaffa, [[Teal'c]], the First Prime of Apophis, who defects hoping the [[Tau'ri]] (Earth humans) can defeat the Goa'uld, freeing the Jaffa. Earth becomes exposed as a threat to Goa'uld power throughout the seasons and comes under attack multiple times. SG-1 and the SGC forge several alliances with other races in the galaxy, among them the [[Tok'ra]]. The Tok'ra are the same species as the Goa'uld, but opposed to the System Lords and everything they stand for. They blend with their hosts voluntarily to ''share'' their bodies. Other races depicted include the [[Tollan (Stargate)|Tollan]], as well as other advanced human civilizations. They also encounter races that have been surviving in the galaxy for millennia, such as the [[Nox (Stargate)|Nox]], the Asgard, and the remnants of an extinct race that comes to be known as the [[Ancient (Stargate)|Ancients]]. It is later discovered that the Ancients had been the most advanced race in history, and were the builders of the Stargates. It is also revealed that Earth came to be the homeworld of the Ancients after they fled their original galaxy. The Ancients then ascended into a being made purely of energy. There is a constant attempt by forces on Earth to take control of the Stargate. In particular, rogue [[NID (Stargate)|NID]] agents, which eventually become the elite syndicate known as [[Trust (Stargate)|The Trust]], constantly try to steal the Stargate or use alien technology for its own ends. The political powers on Earth are often at odds over the Stargate, once the program is revealed to ambassadors from the major powers of Earth. In this episode it is Thor (an Asgard) who helps convince the ambassadors of the other nations to accept the current Stargate program and not to reveal it to the general population. In season three, another threat arises—a race of non-sentient machines called [[Replicator_(Stargate)|Replicators]]. These [[Replicator_(Stargate)|Replicators]] have rarely posed a direct threat to the Milky Way galaxy, but are revealed as being on the verge of wiping out the [[Asgard (Stargate)|Asgard]]. Season four premieres focusing on the war against the Replicators. The show begins to move away from its Goa'uld-orientated roots, instead focusing on stand-alone episodes and exploring alternative concepts for episodes. Throughout the season, SG-1 encounters everything from genocidal civilizations, to advanced strength-enhancing gauntlets, to a newly recurring species, the [[Unas (Stargate)|Unas]]. The season ends with a major battle against the Goa'uld System Lord Apophis. ===Anubis arc=== [[Image:Stargate SG-1 Season 8 Title.jpg|thumb|right|[[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|Season 6]]–8's intertitle|]] {{main|Anubis (Stargate)|Stargate SG-1 (season 5)|Stargate SG-1 (season 6)|Stargate SG-1 (season 7)|Stargate SG-1 (season 8)}} After Apophis was defeated at the beginning of season five, another Goa'uld System Lord takes his place as the main villain, Anubis. Anubis has much knowledge of the Ancients and their technology. The theme of [[Ascension (Stargate)|Ascension]] is introduced fully, explaining that the Ancients survived extinction by Ascending to a [[Plane (metaphysics)|higher plane of existence]]. Anubis tried to do this as well, to harvest the vast knowledge and power in that plane, but was cast down, leaving him in a dangerous, half-Ascended state. Anubis gains great power by using Ancient technology and stealing Asgard technology. [[Daniel Jackson]] sacrifices his life to prevent disaster on another planet. With help from [[Oma Desala]], an ascended Ancient, Daniel too ascends to the higher plane of existence. In season six, [[Jonas Quinn]] joins the team, filling Daniel's place; now that Daniel is engaged in cosmic affairs on a higher plane. Occasionally, Daniel appears to his friends to help them out. He only appears to them individually, often causing them to think that they are hallucinating. In the season six finale, Anubis threatens to destroy Abydos, the planet most dear to Daniel apart from Earth, and Daniel promises to stop Anubis. Daniel is ultimately unable to use his Ascended powers to keep Anubis from destroying Abydos; it is revealed in Season 8 that, as Oma Desala's punishment for helping Anubis ascend, it has been prohibited that any ascended being take action against him - Oma must suffer by seeing innocents come to harm because of her interventions in the mortal plane. Daniel's transgression results in his return to the mortal plane of existence, where he rejoins SG-1. Soon after Daniel's return, Jonas Quinn is permitted by his world to return home, and he leaves the SGC. Throughout season seven, Anubis consolidates his power by wiping out other System Lords, while Daniel and the SGC search for the [[Atlantis (Stargate)|Lost City of the Ancients]] where powerful technology capable of defeating Anubis is believed to be located. In the season seven finale, an Ancient outpost is located in Antarctica, and O'Neill is able to use the weapons there to annihilate Anubis' entire fleet. In season eight, the System Lord [[Ba'al (Stargate)|Ba'al]] subsumes much of Anubis's power, but Anubis is discovered still alive, due to his half-Ascended state. He eventually comes to rule secretly over Ba'al as well. Anubis genetically creates a great army of Super Soldiers, immune to all weapons, to defeat the System Lords. Alongside this, the Replicators escape and begin to conquer the System Lords. A human-form Replicator created in the image of [[Samantha Carter]] ("[[RepliCarter]]") becomes the most powerful force in the galaxy. Towards the end of season eight, Anubis seeks to destroy all life in the galaxy using the [[Dakara Superweapon]], so he can remake it as he sees fit. However, SG-1 reaches the weapon first and adjusts it to destroy all Replicators throughout the galaxy. They achieve this end, but not before Daniel is killed by RepliCarter. He finds himself returned to the Ascended plane (again with Oma's assistance), where he learns that Oma also helped Anubis to Ascend. Daniel is able to convince Oma of the danger posed by Anubis, and she stops him once and for all by engaging him in an eternal stalemated battle on the Ascended plane, thus preventing him from acting on the mortal plane. Daniel then returns to the mortal plane, arriving at the SGC. Ba'al is forced by the Jaffa Rebellion to flee. The System Lords have been decimated, the Replicators annihilated, and the Jaffa have won their freedom. ===Ori arc=== [[Image:Stargate SG-1 Season 9 Short Title.jpg|thumb|[[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|Season 9]]'s 10-second intertitle]] [[Image:Stargate SG-1 Season 9 Title.jpg|thumb|[[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|Season 9]]'s extended intertitle]] {{main|Ori (Stargate)|Stargate SG-1 (season 9)|Stargate SG-1 (season 10)|Stargate: The Ark of Truth}} In season nine, [[Jack O'Neill]] is promoted to the rank of [[Major General]] and leaves the SGC to replace Retired [[George Hammond|Lieutenant General Hammond]] as the new Commander for [[Department of Homeworld Security]], to be replaced as base commander by [[Hank Landry (Stargate)|Major General Hank Landry]] ([[Beau Bridges]]). [[Cameron Mitchell (Stargate)|Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell]] ([[Ben Browder]]) also joins the SGC as the commanding officer of SG-1. The SGC discovers that Ba'al has fled to Earth and is rebuilding his power from there, while the Goa'uld have infiltrated The Trust. An accidental visit to a distant galaxy by Daniel Jackson and [[Vala Mal Doran]] draws the attention of the Ori to the existence of sentient life in the Milky Way. The Ori influence the mortal plane through commanding [[Prior (Stargate)|Priors]], mortals they evolved and enhanced with supernatural powers. The Priors spread and enforce a religion called [[Origin (Stargate)|Origin]]. Followers of the religion are promised Ascension (a promise later learned to be false), and unknowingly augment the power of the Ori through the act of worship. They begin to make incursions into the Milky Way, with the ultimate goal of converting all sentient species and destroying the Ancients. When SG-1 learns that [[Moros (Stargate)|Merlin]], a formerly Ascended Ancient and founder of the Arthurian legends, had been secretly working on [[Ancient technology in Stargate#Holy Grail|a weapon]] to incapacitate or destroy Ascended beings as a means of defense against the Ori, they travel to the planet where he is believed to have left it. There they find a village, Camelot, with a [[King Arthur|sword in a stone]] and discover the "weapon" is no less than the origin of the [[Holy Grail]] myth, and is long lost. The Ori attempt to establish a beachhead in the Milky Way galaxy by creating a giant Supergate through which they launch their crusade. Vala is accidentally transported to the Ori galaxy, where she finds herself pregnant with a child. The Ori manage to open a [[Supergate (Stargate)|Supergate]] into the Milky Way and send four [[Ori battlecruiser]]s to begin their evangelical crusade; they effortlessly wipe out the combined fleet of [[Tau'ri|Earth]], Jaffa, Asgard, and [[Lucian Alliance]] ships. In season ten, [[Adria (Stargate)|Adria]], the daughter of Vala, is born and ages rapidly. She is the [[Orici (Stargate)|Orici]], leader of Ori forces in the Milky Way. SG-1 continues the search for Merlin's anti-ascended-being weapon, the [[Sangraal (Stargate)|Sangraal]] (Holy Grail). However, they must now contend with Ba'al and his [[cloning|clones]], who are attempting to find and use the weapon for their own purposes. Following a visit to [[Atlantis (Stargate)|Atlantis]], Daniel learns from [[Ancient characters in Stargate#Ganos Lal/Morgan le Fay|Morgan Le Fay]] of two planets that may harbor the weapon. The Jaffa use the [[Dakara Superweapon]] to wipe out the crew of an Ori ship, allowing its capture, but Adria survives the assault and destroys the weapon at Dakara. SG-1 travels to the planet where they believe the Sangraal is kept, and proves their worthiness to possess it through a series of tests, culminating with a battle with a dragon. Upon passing the tests, they are transported to Merlin's laboratory; Merlin transfers his consciousness into Daniel, and he begins constructing the Sangraal, but Adria interrupts and captures Daniel. Mitchell and Carter successfully transfer an entire village out-of-phase, protecting them from the Ori. Daniel becomes a Prior so he can send a ship with the Anti-Ori device through the Super-gate into the Ori galaxy. [[Langara (Stargate)|Langara]], home world of Jonas Quinn, falls to the Ori. SG-1 visits the Pegasus galaxy and Atlantis for the first time (though [[Teal'c]] does not make the journey), and conducts its first joint mission with Atlantis. The 200th episode was aired during this season. Several story arcs created during the [[Ori]] Arc of Stargate SG-1 were not resolved before the conclusion of the tenth Season, due to the cancellation of the show. These arcs were wrapped up in the first of a series of SG-1 Direct-To-DVD movies, the first of which - [[Stargate: The Ark of Truth]] - dealt specifically with the ending of the Ori arc. ==Cast== <!-----NOTE------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Dear editor: Please only list ranks that were shown on screen during the series. -- It is also consensus to not list ranks from alternate realities or time lines. -- Please be mindful to follow consensus, or your edits may be reverted. -- Thank you. (November 2007) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------> [[Image:Sg1 cast1-1-.jpg|thumb|250px|[[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|Season 10]] cast of SG-1]] {{main|List of Stargate SG-1 cast}} Along with the central cast who are listed below, Stargate SG-1 has a large cast of supporting/recurring characters. {| border="0" |- bgcolor="#e6e9ff" align="center" ! width="20%"|Character !! width="20%"|Actor !! width="20%"|Seasons !! width="40%"|Ranks Held / Position |- | [[Jack O'Neill]] || [[Richard Dean Anderson]] || Seasons 1–8, <br />recurring in 9 & 10 || [[Colonel]] (Seasons 1–8), [[Brigadier General]] (Season 8), [[Major General]] (Seasons 9 & 10), U.S.A.F. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Daniel Jackson]] || [[Michael Shanks]] || Seasons 1–5 & 7–10, <br />recurring in 6 || Civilian / [[Archaeologist]] and [[Linguistics]] Expert |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Samantha Carter]] || [[Amanda Tapping]] || Seasons 1–10 || [[Captain (United States)|Captain]] (Seasons 1–3), [[Major]] (Seasons 3–8), [[Lieutenant Colonel]] (Seasons 8–10),<br />[[Colonel]] (''Atlantis'' Season 4), U.S.A.F. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Teal'c]] || [[Christopher Judge]] || Seasons 1–10 || Former First Prime of System Lord Apophis,<br />Warrior and respected leader within the [[Free Jaffa Nation|Free Jaffa]].<br />Does not hold a U.S.A.F. rank. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[George Hammond]] || [[Don S. Davis]] || Seasons 1–7, <br />recurring in 8–10 || [[Major General]] (Seasons 1–7),<br />[[Lieutenant General]] (Season 8–9), U.S.A.F. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Jonas Quinn]] || [[Corin Nemec]] || Season 6, <br />recurring in 5 & 7 || Civilian / Alien Scientist |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Cameron Mitchell (Stargate)|Cameron Mitchell]] || [[Ben Browder]] || Seasons 9 & 10 || [[Lieutenant Colonel]], U.S.A.F. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Hank Landry (Stargate)|Hank Landry]] || [[Beau Bridges]] || Seasons 9 & 10 || [[Major General]], U.S.A.F. |- | colspan="4" style="background: #e6e9ff;"| |- | [[Vala Mal Doran]] || [[Claudia Black]] || Season 10, <br />recurring in 8 & 9 || Alien/Civilian, ex-Goa'uld Quetesh |} ==Media== :''See also: [[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes]]'' The ''Stargate SG-1'' story and surrounding mythos has spawned many subsidiary productions, only some of which are considered [[canon (fiction)|canon]], with the occasional exceptions. ===Television shows=== * ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' * ''[[Stargate Infinity]]'' (Animated, 1 season, non-canon) * ''[[Stargate Universe]]''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://gateworld.net/news/2007/03/third_series_is_istargate_univer.shtml| title=Third series is Stargate Universe| work=Gateworld| accessdate=2007-03-24}}</ref> (Preproduction) ===Direct-to-DVD Movies=== *''[[Stargate: The Ark of Truth]]'' &mdash; [[March 11]][[2008]] (DVD premiere)<ref name="March"/><ref name="firstextras"/><ref name="secondextras"/><ref name="arkart"/> *:SG-1 travels to the Ori home galaxy to find a device called the Ark of Truth that will end the war once and for all, yet the ORI has its own plans. This movie marks the end of the Ori arc. Filming started [[April 15]][[2007]]. *''[[Stargate: Continuum]]'' — [[July 29]][[2008]] (DVD premiere)<ref name="July"/><ref name="extras2"/> *:Ba'al alters history and tries to remove the Stargate from Earth by destroying a cargo ship while crossing the Atlantic. This eliminates the Stargate Program and restores the Goa'uld to power with Vala as his queen and Teal'c as his First Prime. Richard Dean Anderson is confirmed to star in the movie alongside his former cast mates. This movie will be the second to be made after the series wrapped production. Some scenes were filmed in late March 2007; official filming started [[May 22]][[2007]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0&id=40670|title=SciFi Wire Anderson Enters Stargate: Continuum|work=Scifi.com|accessdate=2007-03-21}}</ref> * The producers are considering a third movie, but no definite plans have been made as of May 2008. [[Brad Wright]] stated this film would center on the [[Jack O'Neill]] character, and it is Wright's goal to reunite as many of the ''SG-1'' cast as possible, depending on the cost of the film and actor availability.<ref>[http://www.gateworld.net/news/2008/05/wright_stargate_movies_need_onei.shtml GateWorld - Wright: Stargate movies need O'Neill<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ===Games=== * ''[[Stargate SG-1 (roleplaying game)|''Stargate SG-1'' Roleplaying Game]]'' * ''[[Stargate TCG|Stargate Trading Card Game]]'' * ''[[Stargate Worlds]]'' ([[MMORPG]]) * ''[[Stargate SG-1: The Alliance]]'' (video game; production cancelled as of February 2006) ===Print media=== {{main|Stargate literature#Stargate SG-1|Stargate Comics}} Several novels have been published based in ''Stargate SG-1''. From 1999 to 2001, [[ROC (publisher)|ROC]] published four novels written by [[Ashley McConnell]]. In 2004, [[United Kingdom|UK]]-based [[Fandemonium|Fandemonium Press]] started a new series of licensed tie-in novels based on ''Stargate SG-1''. Due to a (now expired) conflict with ROC's license, these books were available in [[Australia]], [[Canada]], [[New Zealand]], [[South Africa]] and the [[United Kingdom|UK]], but unavailable in the [[US]] until 2006. The official ''Stargate Magazine'', produced by Titan Publishing, began publishing short stories written by Fandemonium authors in their 8th issue. The stories alternate between both ''SG-1'' and ''Atlantis''. A series of comics has also been published by [[Avatar Press]]. ===Original Audio Series=== In February 2008, British company [[Big Finish Productions]] (known for its original [[Doctor Who]] audio adventures) announced that it had secured the rights to produce new audio adventures for both ''Stargate SG-1'' and ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]''.<ref>{{cite web|url= http://www.bigfinish.com/news/STARGATE-SG-1-AND-STARGATE-ATLANTIS |title=STARGATE SG-1 AND STARGATE ATLANTIS: THE GATE IS STILL OPEN, THE MISSIONS CONTINUE|date=[[February 25]][[2008]]|publisher=bigfinish.com|accessdate=2008-03-21}}</ref> "Shell Game" features the vocal talents of Claudia Black who is joined on the project by Michael Shanks. The audio story takes place after the season ten episode ''Pegasus Project'' and explores what happens to Vala when an incident in her shady past lands her in prison. So far, six titles have been announced. Further adventures are planned, using more members of the ''Stargate'' cast. ===DVD releases=== {{Stargate DVD Dates|SG1}} ''Stargate SG-1'' was first released on [[DVD]] in some Europe nations in volumes of four (sometimes three or two) episodes each, beginning with "The Best of Season 1" as Volume 1 on [[January 14]], [[2000]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. Season 2, beginning with Volume 2, was composed of six volumes, as would all later season except Season 10 (five discs). [[MGM Home Entertainment]] (Europe) later in 2002 to release complete Season box-sets, as well as continuing with the volume releases. The Season 2 and Season 8 box sets have some episodes in an order different to their originally airing order. British complete Season box-sets are generally released half a year after the release of volumes. According to Gord Lacey at tvshowsondvd.com the release of Stargate SG-1 Season 9 was being held up due to the fact that MGM is changing its home distribution company from Sony to Fox.{{fact|date=February 2008}} In the United States (Region 1), Seasons 1 through 8 were originally released in boxsets that contained five discs in [[amaray]] cases. On [[April 3]] [[2006]], Sony Home Entertainment (US) announced that they would be re-releasing Seasons 1 - 8 of Stargate SG-1 in a reduced boxset size like that of Season 1 of Stargate Atlantis. The box set releases in [[Region 4]] followed the box art and amaray case style of the Region 1 releases. MGM announced in July 2007 that a complete series set for ''Stargate SG-1'' is in the works to be released on October 9. The set includes all 50 discs from the 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1, plus 4 bonus discs filled with content not part of the original sets.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=7626 |title=Stargate SG-1 - Complete series set coming in October|date=[[July 9]][[2007]]|publisher=tvshowsondvd.com|accessdate=2007-07-25}}</ref> The set includes all of SCI FI Channel's annual behind-the-scenes specials, never-before-seen video diaries and installments of the SG-1 Directors Series, new featurettes produced specifically for this release, and more.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gateworld.net/news/2007/08/bonus_features_for_isg-1_complet.shtml|title=Bonus features for SG-1: Complete Series DVDs |date=[[August 3]][[2007]]|publisher=gateworld.net |accessdate=2007-08-08}}</ref> The Complete Series of ''Stargate SG-1'' was released in Region 2 format on [[December 3]][[2007]]. Ark of Truth aired in the UK on Sky One and Sky Two from the 24th March 2008. ==Toys== [[Hasbro |Hasbro]] originally released a series of action figures and playsets for the movie.{{Fact|date=January 2008}} In 2005 [[Diamond Select]] with Jean St Jean Studios launched series of toys. Wave's 1 ([[Jack O'Neill]], [[Daniel Jackson]], and [[Serpent Guard]]) and Wave 2's ([[Thor (Stargate)|Thor]], [[Samantha Carter]], & [[Teal'c]]) are needed to complete the gate that came with toys. Note that either the Black Op's Jack O'Neill, Col. O'Neill, or General O'Neill's sections of the gate will work, as is the case with Wave 2's Teal'c, Black Op's Teal'c or Preview Exclusive Serpent Guard Teal'c section of the gate. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Wave !! Character !! Accessories |- | One || Colonel [[Jack O'Neill]] || P-90, walkie talkie, ZAT'NI'KATEL, and small gate piece. |- | One || [[Daniel Jackson]] || Magnifying glass, book, ZAT'NI'KATEL, large gate piece. |- | One || General Jack O'Neill || P-90, walkie talkie, ZAT'NI'KATEL, and small gate piece. |- | One || [[Goa'uld|Serpent Guard]] || Staff weapon, open head of staff weapon, Serpent Guard helmet, ZAT'NI'KATEL, and part of walking ramp to the gate. |- | One || Black Op's Jack O'Neill <br> Prieviews Exclusive || P-90, handgun, walkie talkie, ZAT'NI'KATEL, and small gate piece. |- | Two || [[Samantha Carter]] || Handgun, walkie talkie, ZAT'NI'KATEL, small gate piece. |- | Two || [[Thor (Stargate)|Thor]] || [[Asgard (Stargate)| Asgard]] technology, [[Replicators (Stargate)| Replicators]], and other 1/2 of the walking ramp to the gate. |- | Two || [[Teal'c]] || Staff weapon, P-90, and ZAT'NI'KATEL, small gate piece. |- | Two || Black Op's Teal'c || Staff weapon, P-90, ZAT'NI'KATEL, and small gate piece. |- | Two || Serpent Guard Teal'c<br> Previews Exclusive || Staff weapon, [[Goa'uld|Symbiote]], ZAT'NI'KATEL, and small piece of the gate. |- | Three || [[Cameron Mitchell (Stargate)|Cameron Mitchell]] || P-90, handgun, ZAT'NI'KATEL, Sword, & part of a [[Dial Home Device|DHD]]. |- | Three || Black Op's Daniel Jackson || Crystall Skull, Zat'ni'katel, handgun, & large piece of the gate (same as Wave 1). |- | Three || [[Vala Mal Doran]] || Handgun, Zat'ni'katel, [[Asgard (Stargate)|Asgard]] communication device. |- | Three || [[Ori (Stargate)| OriPrior]] || Book of Origin & other part of the DHD. |- | Three || [[Avalon (Stargate SG-1)|Avalon]] Vala Mal Doran || Control crystal & Asgard communication device. |- | Three || Ascended Daniel Jackson & [[Anubis (Stargate)|Anubis]] || None |- | Mail-A-Way || Elite Serpent Guard || Staff Weapon and Gou'ald bomb (To obtain figure 4 unique UPC codes from the Stargate waves had to be mailed in to Diamond Select. Figure is "sold out". |- | Previews || [[Replicator Carter|Repli-Carter]] || Interchangeable hands and replicators. |- | Four || Desert Combat<br>Col. Jack O'Neill || P90, Zat Gun, walkie talkie, G.D.O. & parts of the [[MALP]] |- | Four || Desert Combat<br>Daniel Jackson || P90, Zat Gun, Keystone artifact, ancient canopic jar, & parts of the MALP |- | Four || Desert Combat<br>Samantha Carter || Zat Gun, "Carter Special" weapon, Naquedah reactor & [[Ring Transporter]] |- | Four || Desert Combat<br>Teal'c || P90, Zat Gun, staff weapon, glider cannon & parts of the MALP |- | Four || Previews [[Jonas Quinn]] || P90, Zat Gun, walkie talkie, G.D.O., Naquadria bomb & Ring Transporter |} ==Themes and Allusions== {{Update|date=July 2008}} Episodes frequently open with SG-1 exploring a new planet for potential technology and allies. Upon discovery of civilized settlements Daniel Jackson, the [[archeology|archaeologist]] and [[history|historian]], often takes further interest in [[anthropology]], alien [[society]], [[culture]], and even [[morality|moral]] issues encountered. The philosophical and sociological differences between cultures are explored through SG-1's journeys. Human curiosity is often depicted as a double edged sword, and major events—including the introduction of new villains—often result from this. A recurring motif is the way in which human characters from Earth speak in naturalistic, everyday language, while most characters from other planets use a more eloquent, archaic variant of English. This is also present in ''Stargate Atlantis'' and is typically played for humor, especially when characters such as Teal'c attempt to use human slang terms. There are, however, exceptions to this rule such as Jonas Quinn, Vala Mal Doran, and [[Ronon Dex]] (from ''Stargate Atlantis''). '''Stargate and the military'''<br /> The [[United States Air Force|USAF]] cooperates closely with the producers of the program. Two successive [[Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force|Chiefs of Staff of the USAF]], Generals [[Michael E. Ryan]] and [[John P. Jumper]], have appeared in the show, playing themselves. Ryan appeared in the episode "[[Prodigy (Stargate SG-1)|Prodigy]]" because of his fascination with science fiction, especially space exploration. Jumper made a cameo appearance in "[[Lost City (Stargate SG-1)|Lost City]]", the episode that was originally slated to be the show's last. The [[Air Force Association]] recognized Richard Dean Anderson at its 57th annual dinner on September 14, 2004 for his work as actor and executive producer of the show, and "for the show's continuous positive depiction of the Air Force".<ref name="air force press release">{{cite web |author=Doug Thar|authorlink=|work=|publisher=Air Force Link |url=http://www.af.mil/pressreleases/release.asp?storyID=123008593 |title=Air Force to honor actor, producer|date=[[2004-09-09]]|accessdate=2006-08-27}}</ref> Many of the extras portraying US Air Force personnel are in fact real US Air Force personnel.<ref name="air force press release"/> '''Allusions'''<br /> The series frequently references other television and film productions [http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Stargate_SG-1 for example]: ''[[Star Wars]]'', ''[[Star Trek]]'', ''[[The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)|The Wizard of Oz]]'', and ''[[The Simpsons]]''. * In "[[Children of the Gods (Stargate SG-1)|Children of the Gods]]", the pilot episode for the series, when Samantha Carter sees a [[Dial-Home Device|DHD]] for the first time, she comments on how it took "fifteen years and three supercomputers to [[MacGyver#MacGyverisms|MacGyver]] a system for the gate on Earth." This is a reference to Anderson's well-known portrayal of the television character [[MacGyver]]. {{wikiquote|Stargate_SG-1#Oz_references|Oz references in Stargate SG-1}} * Throughout the show, there are many references to ''The Wizard of Oz'', mainly by Col. O'Neill, as well as many references to ''The Simpsons'' as Jack O'Neill's favorite television series—it is, in fact, Richard Dean Anderson's as well.{{Fact|date=June 2007}} In the season eight episode, "[[Citizen Joe]]", [[Dan Castellaneta]], the voice of [[Homer Simpson]], made a guest appearance as Joe Spencer. In turn, Richard Dean Anderson later made a guest appearance on ''The Simpsons'' in episode 17 of the seventeenth season ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore]]'' as himself. * In the season one episode "[[Politics (Stargate SG-1)|Politics]]," Daniel Jackson facetiously suggests that they can stop the Goa'uld invasion by infecting their mother ship with a computer virus, poking fun at the movie ''[[Independence Day (film)|Independence Day]]'', which was written and produced by [[Dean Devlin]] and [[Roland Emmerich]], the writers of the film ''[[Stargate (film)|Stargate]]''. ==Popularity== {{Update|date=July 2008}} The decade-old show remains popular; in 2004, ''[[TV Guide]]'' suggested that its popularity may be exceeding that of the ''Star Trek'' franchise. Testifying to its vigor, ''Stargate SG-1'' broke [[Nielsen Ratings]] records for the U.S. [[Sci Fi Channel (United States)|Sci-Fi Channel]] throughout its eighth season. 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