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Did the original Stargate gang go outside OUR Galaxy??
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Daniel65
Oct 19, 2023, 6:40:58 AM10/19/23
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(Cross-posted to the four Stargate groups that I have on my UseNet
server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd start
binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs .... and a good
place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ... and I may have
come up with a bug!!
My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
"Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy (i.e.
our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the seven symbols
in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to determine destination
point and the seventh symbol is the origin point), they send a Drone
through the Stargate and one of the boffins says .....
"the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy" (don't know
if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later "out
of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out into our
Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
--
Daniel
server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd start
binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs .... and a good
place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ... and I may have
come up with a bug!!
My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
"Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy (i.e.
our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the seven symbols
in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to determine destination
point and the seventh symbol is the origin point), they send a Drone
through the Stargate and one of the boffins says .....
"the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy" (don't know
if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later "out
of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out into our
Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
--
Daniel
Your Name
Oct 19, 2023, 3:33:31 PM10/19/23
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semi-separate entities. The TV series changed a few things from the
movie, even down to the name of the Jack characters surname: in the
movie it is "O'Neil" (on L) while in the TVseries it is "O'Neill" (two
Ls).
At one point there were plans for a sequel movie to the original which
would ignore the TV series, but that idea seems to have disappeared.
There are persistent rumours of Stargate getting an idiotic "reboot"
attempt.
Wouter Valentijn
Oct 19, 2023, 6:08:51 PM10/19/23
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Op 19-10-2023 om 21:33 schreef Your Name:
Yes. The orginal film is said to describe a gate travel to the other
side of the universe. As Your Name stated it is a separate continuity.
So, not canon in context of the TV shows.
In SG-1 and it's spinoff shows later added an 8th symbol to travel to
other galaxies. One was the Pegasus galaxy (still within out local group
at a distance of roughly 3 million lightyears) witch is the setting
mostly of Stargate Atlantis, and the galaxy were the Ori came from was
featured in the closing two seasons of SG1.
A ninth chevron led to a ancient starship billions of lightyears from
Earth in the second spinoff Stargate Universe.
--
Wouter Valentijn
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer (s04e22): Restless
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side of the universe. As Your Name stated it is a separate continuity.
So, not canon in context of the TV shows.
In SG-1 and it's spinoff shows later added an 8th symbol to travel to
other galaxies. One was the Pegasus galaxy (still within out local group
at a distance of roughly 3 million lightyears) witch is the setting
mostly of Stargate Atlantis, and the galaxy were the Ori came from was
featured in the closing two seasons of SG1.
A ninth chevron led to a ancient starship billions of lightyears from
Earth in the second spinoff Stargate Universe.
--
Wouter Valentijn
Xander: "I'm a Comfortador also."
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (s04e22): Restless
http://www.nksf.nl/
liam=mail
Wouter Valentijn
Oct 19, 2023, 6:14:47 PM10/19/23
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Op 20-10-2023 om 00:08 schreef Wouter Valentijn:
> at a distance of roughly 3 million lightyears) witch* is the setting
> mostly of Stargate Atlantis, and the galaxy where the Ori came from was
and probably thinking of Halloween.
Good night all!
Zzzzz....
> mostly of Stargate Atlantis, and the galaxy where the Ori came from was
> featured in the closing two seasons of SG1.
*WHICH, obviously. It's getting late and part of me is already asleep,
and probably thinking of Halloween.
Good night all!
Zzzzz....
Daniel65
Oct 20, 2023, 4:25:45 AM10/20/23
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Your Name wrote on 20/10/23 6:33 am:
> The TV series changed a few things from the movie, even down to the
> name of the Jack characters surname: in the movie it is "O'Neil" (on
> L) while in the TVseries it is "O'Neill" (two Ls).
>
> At one point there were plans for a sequel movie to the original
> which would ignore the TV series, but that idea seems to have
> disappeared. There are persistent rumours of Stargate getting an
> idiotic "reboot" attempt.
>
--
Daniel
> On 2023-10-19 10:40:31 +0000, Daniel65 said:
>
>> (Cross-posted to the four Stargate groups that I have on my UseNet
>> server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
>>
>> Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd
>> start binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs ....
>> and a good place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ...
>> and I may have come up with a bug!!
>>
>> My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
>> "Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy
>> (i.e. our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the
>> seven symbols in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to
>> determine destination point and the seventh symbol is the origin
>> point), they send a Drone through the Stargate and one of the
>> boffins says .....
>>
>> "the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy"
>> (don't know if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
>>
>> Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later
>> "out of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out
>> into our Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
>
> The original cinema movie and the TV series are really two
> semi-separate entities.
Ah!! O.K., I guess I figured SG-1 was a follow on to Stargate!
>
>> (Cross-posted to the four Stargate groups that I have on my UseNet
>> server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
>>
>> Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd
>> start binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs ....
>> and a good place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ...
>> and I may have come up with a bug!!
>>
>> My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
>> "Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy
>> (i.e. our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the
>> seven symbols in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to
>> determine destination point and the seventh symbol is the origin
>> point), they send a Drone through the Stargate and one of the
>> boffins says .....
>>
>> "the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy"
>> (don't know if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
>>
>> Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later
>> "out of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out
>> into our Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
>
> The original cinema movie and the TV series are really two
> semi-separate entities.
> The TV series changed a few things from the movie, even down to the
> name of the Jack characters surname: in the movie it is "O'Neil" (on
> L) while in the TVseries it is "O'Neill" (two Ls).
>
> At one point there were plans for a sequel movie to the original
> which would ignore the TV series, but that idea seems to have
> disappeared. There are persistent rumours of Stargate getting an
> idiotic "reboot" attempt.
>
Daniel
Wouter Valentijn
Oct 21, 2023, 1:59:13 PM10/21/23
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Op 20-10-2023 om 10:25 schreef Daniel65:
timeline of the same multiverse.
For instance, the Ra in the movie didn't look like Goa'uld and that name
didn't even feature in de film. Ra looked more like an Asgard. But
wasn't referred to as an Asgard, because he wasn't. :-)
>
>> The TV series changed a few things from the movie, even down to the
>> name of the Jack characters surname: in the movie it is "O'Neil" (on
>> L) while in the TVseries it is "O'Neill" (two Ls).
>>
>> At one point there were plans for a sequel movie to the original which
>> would ignore the TV series, but that idea seems to have disappeared.
>> There are persistent rumours of Stargate getting an idiotic "reboot"
>> attempt.
>>
--
> Your Name wrote on 20/10/23 6:33 am:
>> On 2023-10-19 10:40:31 +0000, Daniel65 said:
>>
>>> (Cross-posted to the four Stargate groups that I have on my UseNet
>>> server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
>>>
>>> Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd
>>> start binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs ....
>>> and a good place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ...
>>> and I may have come up with a bug!!
>>>
>>> My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
>>> "Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy
>>> (i.e. our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the
>>> seven symbols in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to
>>> determine destination point and the seventh symbol is the origin
>>> point), they send a Drone through the Stargate and one of the boffins
>>> says .....
>>>
>>> "the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy"
>>> (don't know if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
>>>
>>> Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later
>>> "out of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out
>>> into our Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
>>
>> The original cinema movie and the TV series are really two
>> semi-separate entities.
>
> Ah!! O.K., I guess I figured SG-1 was a follow on to Stargate!
Not in the sense of direct continuity. You can see it as an alternate
>> On 2023-10-19 10:40:31 +0000, Daniel65 said:
>>
>>> (Cross-posted to the four Stargate groups that I have on my UseNet
>>> server account .... to try to inspire some activity there!! ;-P )
>>>
>>> Free-to-air T.V. is getting a little bit boring so I thought I'd
>>> start binge re-watching my Stargate Cube of fifty-odd DVDs ....
>>> and a good place to start would be with the "Stargate" Movie ...
>>> and I may have come up with a bug!!
>>>
>>> My impression was that "Stargate" and the following T.V. series,
>>> "Stargate SG-1" were all, basically, based in The Milky Way Galaxy
>>> (i.e. our Galaxy) but in the film, when 'they' work out what the
>>> seven symbols in a StarGate address represent (six symbols to
>>> determine destination point and the seventh symbol is the origin
>>> point), they send a Drone through the Stargate and one of the boffins
>>> says .....
>>>
>>> "the device has locked on to somewhere in the Kalian Galaxy"
>>> (don't know if 'Kalian' spelling is correct)
>>>
>>> Is this heading off to the 'Kalian Galaxy' foreshadowing the later
>>> "out of this Galaxy" series .... even before 'we' had made it out
>>> into our Galaxy ... or is it just a stuff-up?? ;-P
>>
>> The original cinema movie and the TV series are really two
>> semi-separate entities.
>
> Ah!! O.K., I guess I figured SG-1 was a follow on to Stargate!
timeline of the same multiverse.
For instance, the Ra in the movie didn't look like Goa'uld and that name
didn't even feature in de film. Ra looked more like an Asgard. But
wasn't referred to as an Asgard, because he wasn't. :-)
>
>> The TV series changed a few things from the movie, even down to the
>> name of the Jack characters surname: in the movie it is "O'Neil" (on
>> L) while in the TVseries it is "O'Neill" (two Ls).
>>
>> At one point there were plans for a sequel movie to the original which
>> would ignore the TV series, but that idea seems to have disappeared.
>> There are persistent rumours of Stargate getting an idiotic "reboot"
>> attempt.
>>
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