I would like to no if RDA goes conventions?
David
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Cue Bart/Lisa style shudder..
Poor poor RDA... (I wonder if he actually did the voice in that one?)
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> Hello
>
> I would like to no if RDA goes conventions?
No, he doesn't.
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Yes. They make them out of four empty paint tins and a digital watch.
Last time I saw him was in Atlantis - I think. I haven't really kept up
with what he's doing these days, it's not like he is Jack, is it? :-)
Last I heard, he does not. :(
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Considering he was too busy to act during 8 seasons of SG1....
Steven Seagal schooling of acting. Wear big shirt and dont tuck it into the
pants.
Yes he goes conventions, but not Stargate conventions.
Just tell me it's not StarTrek conventions :)
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<spock mode>
That would be highly illogical.
</spock mode>
Unless he would play the grandson of a certain Kevin Uxbridge. ;-)
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<snip>
>> Yes he goes conventions, but not Stargate conventions.
>
> Just tell me it's not StarTrek conventions :)
Well, he did attend Avalon 2006, no idea if that that counts as a
convention:
Why not? With all the Trek references over the years on SG-1, he's
obviously a big fan.
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Well, O'Neill certainly was.
I'm not sure about RDA.
> Sam and Daniel look at Jack,
> Sam: Jack what did you do this time?
> Finish the dialog from there.
Wide-eyed with innocence, Jack proclaimed, "I didn't touch anything!!"
Sam stood ready with her zat, just in case the situation turned bad.
She looked unconvinced at Jack's declaration.
"Well, I didn't!" Jack said petulantly, then straightened his posture as
he saw the men from the Enterprise. He glanced askance at Daniel, who
had raised his eyebrows upon spotting Spock...who had also raised *his*
eyebrow as he surveyed the company that had just stepped out of the
Guardian.
"Bones, Spock," said Kirk as he noticed them checking their tricorder
readings, "Are they human?"
Sam looked offended. "Of course, we're human. What were you expecting,
aliens?" She caught herself as she realized Spock had pointed ears.
"Belay that," she added.
Spock's eyebrow was creeping closer to his hairline. "Indeed," replied
Spock. The Stargate crew glanced knowingly at each other, as if they
heard this response before. Jack stepped forward toward Spock, and held
out his hand. Spock merely looked reprovingly at the General.
Kirk shot a wry smile at McCoy, who nodded the okay after analyzing his
readings. "They're safe, Jim, at least biologically."
"But are we safe from you?" wondered Daniel aloud. Spock's face seemed
to take this as a slight, but he spoke without emotion. "Starfleet
personnel must undergo the most rigorous physical, emotional and
psychological examinations to be prepared for the onset of any
theoretical situation which might occur during the duration of any
specified or unspecified..."
"Friend of yours, Sam?" interrupted Jack. Sam was not amused.
Jack took a step closer to Kirk, realizing from his attitude that he
was in charge. Holding out his hand, he said, "General Jack O'Neil,
Stargate One team."
After a second's pause, Kirk gripped Jack's hand and returned the
handshake. "Captain James T. Kirk, of the U.S.S. Enterprise."
Sam looked startled at the familiar name of the ship, but spoke her
name. McCoy and Spock responded in kind, Spock still ignoring Jack's
proffered hand. Jack looked at his hand as if he'd forgotten to wash
before dinner, and made a face. Daniel added his name after them, and
asked Spock, "You said, 'Starfleet'? U.S.S., that's a ship, right?"
Spock gave a slight nod in the affirmative.
"Stargate, Starfleet; Starfleet, Stargate," joked Jack introducingly,
but suddenly cut his smile short and looked business-like again.
"Well, it seems we have a situation, here, people," offered Daniel.
"You think?" responded Sam and Jack simultaneously.
McCoy had a slight grin on his face at their reactions.
"Wanna explain how you came through that thing, and where you came
from?" he drawled.
"That thing?" Jack looked surprised, glancing at the Guardian. "Well..."
he looked to Sam. "I don't think we're in Kansas, sir," she said.
Again Spock said, "Indeed." Sam was surprised he understood the
reference. Jack cleared his throat and addressed Kirk.
"Look, we're on a scientific mission of exploration..."
"As are we, General," said Kirk.
"Call me Jack."
Kirk smiled. "Call me Jim."
Then the Guardian spoke...
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I'm somewhat familiar with that. ;-)
<snip>
>
> "Call me Jack."
>
> Kirk smiled. "Call me Jim."
>
> Then the Guardian spoke...
Ah, this one:
http://groups.google.nl/group/alt.startrek/msg/db8b69d38bd8b1be?hl=nl&
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Have you ever expanded this story?
When I saw that post a got carried away a little:
http://www.scifics.com/Pagfanstsg.html
Maybe you could finish that story you began.
Regarding references to other shows, I believe Brad Wright is the "Wizard of
Oz" and "The Simpsons" fan. RDA had said many years ago that he doesn't
watch sci-fi but maybe later on he did check out the competition. I wouldn't
go as far as call him a Star Trek fan though, so any ST references are
probably the writers'. I remember Brad Wright saying in an interview that
it's interesting how many ad-libs people think RDA has made, when they are
actually scripted. And the *real* ad-libs are viewed as scripted. Just
shows you what we know. <g>
Yeah I remebmer this classic :)
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Night_Spirit wrote:
>> Scene Kirk, Spock, McCoy are standing in front of the Guardian of
>> Forever. Suddenly it activates and Daniel, Sam, and Jack step out of
>> it.
No Teal'c ?
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You would have to ask Night_Spirit.
He did show up in my follow-up.
What *real* ad-libs did he make?
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I planned to write the story around T'ealc's being missing and the SG1
team needing the help of the ST team finding him, but unfortunately life
gets busy and I've not had a chance. Maybe now that school has started
again THANK GOD! I'll have a little bit of free time and I can work on
that story, LOL. ;-)
RDA is the simpsons fan. He has said it is his favorite show.
It's my understanding that most of his ad libs are very subtle
and blend in quite well.
You mean like how they had to track down McCoy in the TOS ep? ("City on
the Edge of Forever" if I recall right.)
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Yup. McCoy had prevented Edith Keeler from dying.
And Kirk had to prevent McCoy from saving Keeler.
Like that 'close enough' remark if I understand correctly. :-)
Sorry, Brad didn't say! The only one I know of is the preposition one, in
"Abyss" (?), when Jack is complaining about Ba'al ending a sentence with a
preposition. Mind you, could be a different episode and a different Goa'uld,
for all I know, LOL. But RDA is well known for being a stickler when it
comes to proper grammar, so maybe there are other grammar ones in other
episodes.
Yes, he is. Mind you, took him long enough to actually be on the show!
> It's my understanding that most of his ad libs are very subtle and blend
> in quite well.
I wish someone had a list. We don't have bloopers, at least we would have
that. <g> Yes, sad, I know.
"NEWS RELEASE: October 20, 2007
We are in the process of working out the final arrangements but we can now
confirm that Richard Dean Anderson and Capt. Paul Watson of The Sea Shepherd
Conservation Society (SSCS) will be attending Gatecon 2008 - the Family
Reunion in Vancouver.
Gatecon 2008 will be focusing it's charity fund-raising activities to
support SSCS and its endeavors to protect the worlds oceans and ecosystems
(www.seashepherd.org). Consequently, Friday August 22 will be a very special
day as several exclusive Sea Shepherd activities will take place involving
Richard Dean Anderson and Capt. Watson.
For Stargate fans we can also confirm that in a rare public appearance,
Richard will participate in the entire weekend activities. Legends
Memorabilia will be bringing other surprise guests to the event which will
run from Aug 21-24, 2008 at the Sheraton Wall Centre in Vancouver."
So book your tickets now! (Well, from 4th November, anyway.)
Why doesn't he do Stargate conventions?
Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> "szr" <sz...@szromanMO.comVE> schreef in bericht
> news:fan0k...@news2.newsguy.com...
> > glassman wrote:
> >> "David C Anderson" <dcan...@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
> >> news:46ca5256$0$25982$afc3...@news.optusnet.com.au...
> >>> Hello
> >>>
> >>> I would like to no if RDA goes conventions?
> >>>
> >>> David
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Yes he goes conventions, but not Stargate conventions.
> >
> > Just tell me it's not StarTrek conventions :)
>
> <spock mode>
> That would be highly illogical.
> </spock mode>
>
> Unless he would play the grandson of a certain Kevin Uxbridge. ;-)
Until now, I didn't even know that Kevin Uxbridge had had children!
Would Kevin Uxbridge's children have inherited his superpowers?
whodunit wrote:
Where is T'ealc?
And asked "WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD?".
whodunit wrote:
Where is Teal'c?
A second later the Jaffa stepped out of the Guardian.
http://www.scifics.com/Paggatr.htm
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<snip>
Of course you should be familiar with the other versions:
If the plot wanted it that way yeah. :-)
It worked that way with the Q. Think Amanda Rogers, who turned out to be
'True Q'.
Wouter Valentijn wrote:
But in the version I read, the two parties had an extended conversation
without Teal'c showing up.
IIRC, the person who posted the original scenario did not include T'ealc.
Do you realize how long ago this was posted? I should know I was the
poster! And I was off line for a couple of years afterwards.
Tim needs to find himself a good woman.
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Not my version. :-)
Did you see the other link?
Nightspirit1701 wrote:
I did. Her name is Mary. Now where is T'ealc?