Frankly, I stopped watching it continuously after season 8 when Richard Dean Anderson (Col. Jack O’Neill) has left the show. Similar to the X-Files, when one of the original characters left the show, it will not going to be the same.
In Stargate SG-1’s 200th episode titled cleverly “200”, Richard Dean Anderson did reappear in the show as General O’Neill. The best part was the puppets, which reminded me of Team America.
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I guess this is the end for Stargate SG-1, or is it?
Since Sci-Fi fans were able to bring Firefly/Serenity and Dr. Daniel Jackson back onto the screens big and small, will Stargate SG-1 be resurrected in a later time?
Interesting that SG Atlantis is being renewed. Perhaps the Wraith are much more interesting villains than the Aurae(sp)?
ReplyDeleteI haven't wathed Stargate too much, episode or two, but about X-Files. I was bit puzzled at first, but in some weird way I did like Scully+Doggett team. It didn't feel like real X-Files, but I think it was like X-Files 2. ;)
ReplyDeleteSG1 cancelled? Say it ain't so... No, really, they actually said it wasn't so. It never bothered me that RDA left in Season 8, I still think the show r0x0rs. The Furlings in 200 were also great!
ReplyDeleteI heard they were looking for another network..
ReplyDeletehttp://digg.com/television/Cooper_SG_1_will_go_on
This sucks. Stargate (both) are my favorite series on tv. Alot better then those crappy sex in the city and will and grace bull. If Atlantis is to continue, think they may make a spin off from that?
ReplyDeleteThey seem to be getting rid of the decent flicks and littering the air with Old womens sex novels. (aka soaps)
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