Stargate SG-1 Sounds

Just to talk about the sounds... there are sounds from Quake I in here too. And perhaps some Quake II.

There are generic sounds that anyone can have, so they get propagated. Kinda like the Whilehlm Screem that gets in to just about every movie as an industry wide running gag, if it will fit the scene:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_scream

/Miss Stargate too, and Caprica. SyFy sucked when they did that, and I haven't reupped Cable because of it.
//That's right, SyFy. YOU were the only reason I had cable in the first place, and you messed it up!
///Miss the good Doctor too. Sigh.

The Doctor is on BBC America, isn't he?

I miss Jericho too... and I miss Dollhouse...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paladiamors I love you, I Burnt the Toast!

*obligatory rant lamenting the cancellation of Firefly*

McDonald's used the theme for Atlas Park in their Shamrock shake promotion a few months ago.

Crusade suffered from some of the same things that Firefly did, Network didn't care and ran the episodes out of sequence and the story arc made no sense.


and I still Giggle when I see that scene of Rory.

I've heard the Blyde Square music used on some show my wife was watching. TMZ, or Access Hollywood, or some such.

Just yesterday, I also heard the Ouroboros "beeps" on something, but when I turned to look at the TV, a commercial had just begun. So I am not sure if it was on a show or a previous commercial. And I've already forgotten which show was on TV.

Thank you, Champion.

I loved SG-1, liked Atlantis, universe was kind of meh. Where Atlantis went wrong was putting that Dr. Weir in charge of everything. She consistently made the worst decisions and only made things worse. Kind of reminds me of Captain Janeway on Voyager where she always wanted to stop on every single planet constantly putting her crew in danger over and over. She by far went thru the most Red-Shirts in star trek than any other series.

As for as where the stargate universe went wrong is not enough involvement with some of the original actors from the previous series. Too much involvement with the non-military personal. It just seemed so un-realistic that this many non- prepared people would have gotten stranded like this. Lastly what I hated was all the focus on the love stories. Those were pointless and just showed how shallow some of the characters were. However I have new appreciation for who the Ancients were because of how old that ship was but yet it was still so advanced despite being 70 million+ years old.

How they could have redeemed both series and made them as successful as the original is the following: Killed off Dr. Weir by the 2nd episode, change the main villain in the series to something else instead of the Wraith. It seemed like they were trying to hard to cash in on the Twilight vampire series. For stargate universe they could have put more prepared staff instead of throwing in a group of misfits together. Next is not focus so much on the love triangles. That crap has been done to death. Action is where its at.

I miss my Stargate - SGU started out focusing a little too much on the internal bickering between the characters, but it was starting to find its feet in the second season. I understand why they did what they did in Season 1 - they didn't want to just be another "Lost in Space" or "Star Trek". One thing I loved about SGU is how they really made Space feel like more than just a backdrop, and a sense of how *BIG* the universe really is. In Star Trek, Star Wars, or any other Sci-Fi show I've watched, Space doesn't seem any bigger than my back yard, and is simply a backdrop to to the rest of the show.

Fringe is currently my only source of Sci-Fi right now. NBC has this "Revolution" show coming soon. Even though it's JJ Abrams work, it's also on NBC (which controls SyFy )

SyFy just (well, like yesterday or the day before) cancelled Sanctuary.

It was Amanda Tapping's project (Samantha Carter from the Stargate franchise), and she was also the main character, Helen Magnus.

The canceled Sanctuary? And they did so on my birthday too, which figures, because it was a terrible day for me anyway. Figures something like this would happen too.

Fortunately Fringe got renewed, and Warehouse 13 and Alphas will be returning too.

It is sad though that so many of the great theme channel have forgotten their original purpose and become just another channel.

As has been said before while SG:U was still airing, I watched all of the episodes and, yes, the 1st season was meh at best for 90% of it, it was "different" and wasn't all that bad.


If they just cut out about 4-7 of the "bickering" or "love triangle" episodes out and done more story it would have been nice.


Or just renewed it for Season 3.



Only good thing from SG:U was finding out about Robert Carlyle....one of the main reasons why I watch Once Upon A Time.