Download Stargate SG-1 (season 1) (1997 USA, Canada, Showtime) - Lang: English (DVD RBA MKV 720p)

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Col. O'Neill is brought out of retirement to lead a new expedition back to Abydos, only to find an old friend, a new enemy and a far wider use of the stargate.

The first season of the military science fiction television series Stargate SG-1 commenced airing on the Showtime channel in the United States on July 27, 1997, concluded on the same channel on March 6, 1998, and contained 22 episodes. The show itself is a spin off from the 1994 hit movie, Stargate written by Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich. Stargate SG-1 re-introduced supporting characters from the film universe, such as Jonathan "Jack" O'Neill and Daniel Jackson and included new characters such as Teal'c, George Hammond and Samantha "Sam" Carter. The first season was about a military-science expedition team discovering how to use the ancient device, named the Stargate, to explore the galaxy. However, they encountered a powerful enemy in the film named the Goa'uld, which is bent on destroying Earth and all that oppose them.

An alien similar to Ra appears out of the Stargate, killing five soldiers and kidnapping another, a year after the original Stargate mission. A new team is assembled, including some old members, and they go in search of the missing soldier in order to find out how Ra could still be alive. Meanwhile, the alien Gou'ald kidnap Sha're and Skaara, implanting them with symbiotes and making them Gou'ald hosts.

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Original Title: Stargate SG-1
Country, Channel: USA, Canada, Showtime
Release Date: 1997
Genres: Fantastic, Action, Adventure, Drama
Creator: Mario Azzopardi
Cast: Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Don S. Davis, Jay Acovone, Vaitiare Hirshon, Robert Wisden, Peter Williams, Brent Stait, Gary Jones, Alexis Cruz, Rachel Hayward, Rick Ravanello, J.B. Bivens
Runtime: 44min
Language: English
Episodes: 22
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Tags: Stargate, Fantastic, Action, Adventure, Drama, Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Don S. Davis, Jay Acovone, Vaitiare Hirshon, Robert Wisden, Peter Williams, Brent Stait, Gary Jones, Alexis Cruz, Rachel Hayward,

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This pilot episode launches the best series of all time. The two-hour movie length premiere was definitely worth watching. With the introduction of Captain Doctor Samantha Carter, Teal'c and Major General Hammond as a replacement for General West, the formation of SG-1 and the deeper plot lines, this makes for one of the shows best episode. I still stick with that, even after five years and over 100 episodes. This is undoubtably must-see TV.

It's a two-parter that kicks off the hit series, Stargate SG-1.

It starts out with several Air Force officers playing cards in a room with a mysterious object covered by a sheet. Suddenly, the object activates, a giant swoosh, and a large, glowing blue shimmering pool standing upright appears, and several figures with the heads of large snakes appears. One of them opens up his helmet, revealing a dark warrior who grabs the woman officer. The other officers open fire, as do the snake-heads, who are victorious. The warrior who is holding the woman shows her to a gold-headed snake-head, who takes off his helmet to get a good look at her. The Stargate activates again, and before the kidnappers go through, General George Hammond comes and takes a good look at these people. The gold-headed man looks at him, and as he does, his eyes glow. Something that only one other person has done before.

Due to this attack, a retired Colonel Jack O'Neill is contacted, and is confronted with the fact that he and his men who went to Abydos did not tell the entire truth when they filed their reports. They go back, with a new member named Captain Samantha Carter. When they arrive, they are greeted by a now-married Daniel Jackson and Sha're (I hope I spelled it right), as well as his brother-in-law, Skaa'ra. Daniel then surprises them with the information that Abydos is not the only place that the Stargate can contact, that there are literally hundreds of Stargates throughout the galaxy.

While he does this, the Stargate is attacked again, by the same people who took the Airforce officer on Earth. This time, they take Daniel's wife and brother-in-law. Daniel goes back to Earth, where he made part of SG-1. a team within the newly-formed SGC in which he, Colonel O'Neill and Samantha Carter are part of.

In the second part, they go to the Goa'uld home world of Chulak, where the real action begins. I am not obliged to tell you any more about this part of the series other than personal opinions.

I think that this was a great start to the SG-1 TV show. The characters that we saw in the movie come back, as well as a few more. The discovery of hundreds of possible gate addresses is indeed a great moment. We see that Jack O'Neill (now with 2 Ls) actually has a sense of humor. We see that the aliens who took on the roles of Egypt's ancient gods (Note: I said aliens. In other words, there are more than just Ra who was destroyed in the movie) are alive and kicking, not nearly dead, ruling as tyrants.

The music is superb, perfect for the feeling at any particular moment. The effects are fairly good for any show. This isn't another spin-off who's trying to put a twist on Star Trek. This is a truly unique way to travel the galaxy without the use of Starships. You can watch it every so often on Sci-Fi channel. If you can, don't miss it.

In a military base, six hostile aliens apparently led by Ra cross the Stargate, kill five soldiers and abduct a female soldier. Major General George Hammond summons retired Colonel Jack O'Neill and and tells that he will blow-up Abydos with a nuclear bomb and Colonel O'Neill discloses the truth about Dr. Daniel Jackson and the peaceful people from Abydos. General Hammond assigns two teams to return to Abydos, SG-1 under the command of Colonel O'Neill with Captain Samantha Carter, who is a scientist, and SG-2 commanded by Major Charles Kawalsky to seek out the kidnapped soldier and to bring Daniel back. When they cross the Stagate, they are welcomed by Daniel, his wife Sha're, Skaara and the friendly people of Abydos. But soon the hostile aliens arrive in Abydos, killing several inhabitants and kidnapping Sha're and Skaara. Daniel and Dr. Carter discover that the Stagate can have multiple destinations and they follow the aliens. They lean that Sha're and Skaara are now hosting the dangerous alien form Gou'ald inside them and the rest of kidnapped people is doomed to die.

"Stargate SG-1 – Children of the Gods" is an excellent pilot and sequel of 1994 "Stargate", one of my favorite sci-fis ever. I have recently bought the DVD box with the ten seasons and I am impressed with this first episode. The plot follows one year after the end of the original movie and uses great characters and awesome special effects. I am looking forward to see the 213 episodes after eighteen years of the release date. My vote is nine.

First of all, I must mention the fact how perfect idea MGM had to shoot a sequel to the original movie with Kurt Russel. Although there are some goofs in the plot (e.g. no one in the original movie said that the planet they've visited is called Abydos; how could Apophis dial address back on his homeworld from Earth without the DHD /Dial Home Device/; or the fact that there was no DHD on Abydos in the original movie), in general, the directors keep the plot line. Special effects are very good, the first time I say the Goa'uld symbiont sneaking out of the Jaffa woman and entering Shau're, I was really pretty scared. Now, comments to some particular scenes: -The opening scene where Apophis and his Jaffa enter the gateroom in the SGC, kidnap the female sergeant and kill the other soldiers is very strong and very well done, it all happens very quickly, but the consequences are huge.

-When Kowalski and O'Neill talk in the cell and Kowalski hears what happens to O'Neill's son, Richard Dean Anderson's acting is really very good, his face says very much. The same goes on the scene in his house when he's talking with Daniel about what happened with his wife. -The scene where Cpt. Carter enters the briefing room is very funny, Kowalski and Ferretti look like two little boys as they giggle and talk about Major Matt Mason. -On Chulak, the scene in the prison, when Apophis orders Teal'c to kill the remaining people. O'Neill's "Help me!" and Teal'c's answer are so strong, I just sat and watched them holding my breath. -Attack of the death gliders and then the battle at the stargate is cool, I love Kowalski's happy smile as he shoots at the Jaffa. O'Neill staying as the last one - good leader! -The final scene, discovering that Kowalski is a Goa'uld... very big shock. Perfect movie at all, as the whole series.

The cast does an incredible job. This is by far one of the best Stargate episodes ever. An excellent pilot for the series. I'm giving it a 10! I actually think that this episode is a lot better than the original movie. I like the playfulness Richard Dean Anderson brings to the character of Jack O'Neill. As well as Michael Shanks great portray of Daniel Jackson. They both make the characters very plausible. I can totally recommend this episode to everyone, even the ones that don't usually like Science Fiction, such as myself! The special effects are not bad either, especially considering the fact that the movie/episode was made in 1997. But I think what makes this episode so great is the fact that it can actually stand alone. Sure there is a cliffhanger and everything, but you can just watch the episode as was it an actually movie, such as the original one.

Fantastic!!!

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