a5c7b9f00b General Hammond summons Colonel Jack O'Neill out of retirement to embark on a secret rescue mission. O'Neill confesses that he disobeyed orders to destroy the Stargate on Planet Abydos, and that scientist Daniel Jackson may still be alive. Arriving on Abydos with his team, O'Neill meets up once again with the scientist, who has discovered a giant elaborate cartouche in hieroglyphics. All signs point to the fact that this is a map of many Stargates that exist throughout the galaxy - a development that makes the dream of the SG-1 team to travel throughout the universe in time a reality.
A secret military team, SG-1, is formed to explore other planets through the recently discovered Stargates.
Let me preface this by saying I am a Science Fiction fan, and a fan of good TV in general(Go 24!). I have seen numerous Sci-Fi shows and movies, including but not limited to All star trek series(except Enterprise), Farscape, X-Files(semi Sci-Fi),Sliders(Waste of time),Babylon 5,Outer Limits, Twilight Zone,and others. <br/><br/>I came into this series wanting to like it, I heard good things from my friend. But I was instead treated to a TV show that follows every cliché possible, the entire episode is transparent from the first five minutes. The entire premise of the show is also somewhat contrivedwell, to believe that the SG1 team makes the sort of unilateral decisions that they do is pushing it. Many times after the SG-1 team arrives on a new planet, they are somehow magically able to asses the entire planet from a sample of a minuscule area surrounding the gate.<br/><br/>The show failed for me even further by trying introduce a shady conspiracy, which not only seemed implausible, it also seemed like an attempt to gain extra mileage from the show, a cheap plot device that goes beyond the bounds of the show.<br/><br/>What has saved this show for me is the acting, the characters even though their actions and attitudes are unbelievable, the actors make them seem convincing. The producers were able to form a nice dynamic with the 5 main characters, although I feel adding one or two main characters wouldn't have hurt. <br/><br/>The show has two more flaws that must be pointed out, firstly the writers on the show manipulate the personality of the characters to fit the needs of each individual episode. This makes for unrealistic characters who have no set personality. Further the 42 minutes confines of the episodes make for a highly episodic show. One is able to tell where the plot is going simply by looking at his watch. The show needed/needs more ongoing story lines. <br/><br/>Finally I would like to recommend an episode or two, to watch:<br/><br/>"Absoulote Power"- from season 4, even though the episode was fairly predictable, it was fun.<br/><br/>Conversly one my least favorite episodes is also from season 4, the second episode in the season: <br/><br/>"The Other Side"<br/><br/>In conclusion, the show bears watching on an occasional basis, but for consistent viewing I believe your time is best spent elsewhere. I would recommend: <br/><br/>I) Some of HBO's original series <br/><br/>II)24(Warning:If you haven't seen 24 before I would recommend picking up the first three seasons before watching the 4th, my only complaint with the show is I've felt let down by the final resolutions in the show.)<br/><br/>III) Either go and and buy, or rent Farscape(Warning: The show is difficult to follow, but has some great episodes and ongoing sub-plots.The show has been canceled I myself have yet to see the final mini-series I've only seen the first 3 seasons)<br/><br/>IV) Pick up the Prisoner on DVD, I really liked the show(The main actor Patrick McGoohan was offered the part of James Bond before Sean Connery)<br/><br/>V)Pick up NowhereMan off of Ebay, great show also was canceled.<br/><br/>VI)Simpsons, after watching the Super Bowl episode, my faith has been restored that this series still has some life<br/><br/>VII)Family Guy: Sort of a low-brow version of the simpsons just the characters are notendearing. Show features lots of pop cultures references from the sixties till today.<br/><br/>VIII)X-Files: This show had/has huge mass market appeal, while it suffered from many flaws, there are some good conspiracy and stand alone episodes. Yet the ending was very unsatisfying("The Truth" I think it was called)<br/><br/>IX) Babylon 5: Very interesting concept, the creator J.M.S. pitched this showa 5 season story Arc. What was amazing is that it actually worked, the show had some good stand-alone episodeswellgood storyline episodes. What I really loved about this show is, that unlike Star Trek The technology was more like our own, and thus seemed more realistic.<br/><br/>X)The Highlander: While not a great show by any means, the show succeededa decent Movie Spin Off, and in my opinion surpassed the movie itself. The plots were not so great, and it lost creative steam in the later season but it was a fun show.
I thought the movie was good but this show has far surpassed anything that was accomplished in the movie. The characters are great and getting to know more and more about them every week is what true television writing is all about. The crew on this program from Producer to PA should be very proud of their workthey do an incredible job every episode of putting out a high quality, well written program. In short, I like it.

But so far, the only explanation provided or implied in all Stargate installations is that all of the planets where they speak English were colonized with English-speaking people from Earth. Although this might partially work with the worlds colonized by Merlin with people from medieval England, even their English would be very different after a thousand years of independent development. And of course this wouldn't work at all with worlds colonized by Goa'uld in the Milky Way or the Ancients in the Pegasus galaxy, since this would have happened at least 7000 years ago when Ra left the Earth and the stargate was buried (Atlantis was abandoned even earlier), long before any precursor to the modern English emerged anywhere in the world, let alone in ancient Egypt. But those aliens don't just speak English, they almost invariably speak American-English, and with American or Canadian accents to boot!<br/><br/>Joseph Mallozzi, one of the writers of the series, has tried to explain it on his blog by saying that in his mind everyone who travels through the Stargate gets implanted with translator nanites that work both ways - it allows the traveler to be understood by people who have not gone through the Stargate and vice-versa. According to him, some languages like the Goa'uld were resistent to these translator nanites. It is unknown if the other writers and staff of the series agree with this explanation.<br/><br/>It should be noted that the writers admit this oddity in the "Wormhole X-treme!" episode, when one of the characters makes fun of the fact that all aliens in the "Wormhole X-treme!" show speak English.
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