Brad Wright talks about Stargate with Richard Dean Anderson!

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[@digitalfantasycraft]

I was inspired by the character of Jack O'Neill that no matter what happens, you should never give up. There is always a solution. I was 12 years old when I started watching Stargate. It is a series that will have an impact on my life forever.

[@user-lh9xu8lx9w]

Great interview loved STARGATE sg1

[@ArialTheCat]

Love the interview! It’s wonderful to see someone who knows him well doing an interview. I love watching RDA in panels and interviews, but lots of times he was so humble and wouldn’t go into details and take credits on something he did. He would never admit how brilliant he is. We have to hear it from someone who really knows him.

[@Maazzzo]

Thank you for the video, I enjoyed the interview. More, please!

[@Irishwabbit59]

I would have felt so happy to hear either of my parents state how proud they were of me as Rick is of Wylie, I hope it means alot to her...precious words!

[@fdavidmiller2]

So happy to know Richard is a dog lover.

[@markb5139]

What a wonderful interview. Thank you

[@Irishwabbit59]

The two actors I really lived were Robert Urich who I helped interview, had dinner with he and his family. He like Rick was very genuine!

[@jameskirk4692]

Thanks for this. It was interesting and fun

[@RoxT71]

I absolutely LOVED SG-1. Still do!

[@okIahsam]

Shoot. Guess I'm watching it again.

[@Mirddes]

when was this filmed?

[@adamb89]

I barely remember this but there was one episode of SG1 where Jack talks about "MacGyvering something" together.

[@Dave68Goliath]

First time Sam see's a DHD. First episode.

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[@josh6071]

BRING SG-1 and Atlantis BACK!!

[@fdavidmiller2]

😊

[@nicolajohnson1887]

My shetland sheepdog loves my husband's remote controlled car she chases that around all day.

[@CrimsonRoseDancer]

MacGyver was the start of my crushes on intelligent men. That show made high intelligence sexy and years later I would find myself attracted to my husbands brain before anything else. 🤣

[@kierasthoughts2480]

I was a little kid when MacGyver was on (I'm talking around 5 or so) and I was obsessed. Too young to ever have a crush, but I admired the character greatly. Now that I think it over, majority of major celebrity and real life crushes (aside from one) I've had have also been men of higher intelligence and it continues to this day. I guess Macgyver (and my parents) ended up cementing that in me at a very formative age.

[@j.r.marchley1563]

I admired all of Stagate productions except Universe. It was as if no wrong path was left out of consideration to go down. Trying to emulate the darkness of BSG when people wanted a light at the end of the tunnel and perhaps some episodes with heroes and happy endings. Something new and completely different doesn't always work. It really felt to the fans that Brad talked about Universe was the greatest thing he ever produced and that everything that came before was something to be scrapped off ones shoes. Atlantis should have gone on for at least two more years. There should have been more SG-1 movies and Universe should have been more thought out and less impulsive it would have been far more acceptable as part of the Stargate pantheon.

[@thekc1701]

I grew to appreciate SGU a little more after a second or third rewatch, but I think you’re mostly right. We also don't know exactly what kind of network interference there may have been as well which caused a significant change in tone. I’ve always loved sci-fi of all stripes, and I loved BSG for what it was and the type of story it was trying to tell. But I particularly loved SG1 and SGA for the same reason I loved Babylon 5 and Star Trek, from TOS to Enterprise, and that was because they were optimistic. They were fun. All three franchises mixed drama and high stakes with humor and human stories. Despite the fictional setting and fantastic technology, they still felt grounded. The characters were (largely) people to aspire to and the stories nourished the imagination and encouraged curiosity-something I find lacking in far too many people today. And the actors left such an indelible mark, that even if someone were to try and reboot any of them, it wouldn’t work. Those actors so completely inhabited the role, nobody else could come close.

[@mzdrizzle]

I just. Really needed to see two old men gushing about dogs today. 🤍

[@RadianHelix]

Dogs and kids.

[@hu-ry]

The important things you live for ❤