GOOF GATE! 10 More Stargate Production Errors That Made It To Screen

[@mellchiril]

I thank the plant shaking guy who pretends to be invisible for helping to deliver one of my favorite SGA episodes. The episode will now be extra special knowing that someone physically went out, risking life and limb, in this CGI storm to rattle a plant on a balcony overlooking a green screened wall.

[@solandri69]

If I were the crew member tasked with shaking that tree, you can bet I'd stick my head high enough to be in the shot. Just so I could tell my kids that I can be seen in the show.

[@mellchiril]

@@solandri69 yes, but only just high enough to be able to claim that I'm in the shot accidentally.

[@knghtbrd]

Tree Shaking Guy is HILARIOUS! 🤣

[@PaulCoyJR]

He's the Guy Flegman of Star Gate.

[@Gilbertron4000]

There was always 1 i noticed and that was on SGA Season 5 Ep 11 "The Lost Tribe". And it was where Dr Keller's hair kept alternating styles 😂 The beginning showed her with wavy/curly hair, then when she is with Todd her hair is perfectly straight and then the next scene when Ronon rescues her, it's back to being curly again.

[@sergentboucherie]

Her hair go straight because of the stress of being near Todd

[@HMSConqueror]

Still a quite hot doctor.

[@reneprogin]

I've always had fun discovering cars or people that are out of place on alien planets. For example in SG1s' Prodigy (season 4), there's a car passing by in the background behind the scientists (minute 22:26), despite M4C-862 being an uninhabited moon.

[@margeryk000]

Loved this! Thanks so much for all the recent content. It always brightens my day to see an upload from you guys. Take care.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Thanks so much Margery! It's fun to have the time to be back at it. Lots more on the drawing board. 😀

[@ryanoftinellb]

I like watching the extras trying not to notice Dom DeLuise's Urgo.

[@noticiasinmundicias]

i can't believe the sheer amount of interesting content you put out man

[@GateWorldDotNet]

It's nice to be back at it!

[@reddblackjack]

I know one error made. It's more of a script error than an actual screen goof and I don't know what episode exactly but it was around season four or five. Carter was planning to go on a date with Pete, portrayed by a De Luise brother, and mentioned that Colorado Springs doesn't have a zoo. While it's true there isn't one called the Colorado Springs Zoo, there IS one on Cheyenne mountain. It's actually really close to the base they were at, a few hundred feet. I can literally see both the zoo AND the entrance to the Cheyenne Mountain Complex where the Stargate is supposed to be with a pair of binoculars. The show was filmed in Vancouver and uses a reel of footage of the entrance about a half an hour long. However a little bit of fact checking could have prevented what I consider a grievous error. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is my favorite. It's bigger than the Pueblo Zoo and simply better than the Denver Zoo even though it's not as large. I think this error can still be made up for by having a scene filmed at the zoo in the reboot, if they ever get on with making it. Thank you, as a resident of the Springs and huge fan of both the show and the zoo, this one's been a personal irk of mine since I noticed it many years ago.

[@metalzonemt-2]

IMDB "incorrectly regarded as goof": Samantha says that Colorado Springs does not have a zoo. It actually does. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is only a few miles from the Cheyenne Mountain Complex where she works. This was intentional on the part of the producers and the writer to indicate how little social life she has.

[@ZontarDow]

I think that one close up shot of O'Neill where his sunglasses show the camera and some crew in surprisingly clear detail is worth mentioning given the fact it ended up used in the show's opening for years when the syndication and home video/streaming version changed the opening for all but the 3rd season, so it's basically in every episode for 6 years worth of episodes.

[@HarveyAndToddTheWraith]

I remember the Jack's demotion, it was because when RDA came back to film this episode they used old wardrobe for him and after some filming they noticed that there is only one star, they changed it for the rest of the filming but they didn't want to film those "one star" scenes again...

[@IanZainea1990]

7:06 I could rationalize this as, "he thought he saw another person moving, but turned out it was a friendly, or just an involuntary twitch from a Jaffa. So he went to shoot, but then realized he didn't need to." Is it B.S.? Yes. Does it work? Kinda haha

[@AddledMindInc]

One that I noticed way back when was in the episode The Warrior. While Teal'c and Imhotep are duking it out in Joma Secu, Teal'c gets taken to a knee after a kick and his staff appears broken moments before the staff actually gets broken by an overhead strike. Then the same shot of Teal'c taken to a knee is used again after the blow that breaks his staff.

[@fruct12]

S7E18. Time 8:00 you can see how the flashlight fell off O'Neill's P90 during the firefight and in the next close-up it's back in place

[@bluejello000]

The only one I already knew about was Rodney at the DHD. A year or so ago I watched and rewatched that scene trying to figure out what that was.

[@christopherrenn8137]

When you show is as loved and long lived as this.. things happen.

[@jeremiefaucher-goulet3365]

Jonas pew pew is well known, but the others i was unaware. Thank You!!

[@Viborgdk]

I remember watching the directors commentary for clip 6. If memory serves, Michael Shanks was guesting the director in commenting that particular episode, and one of them pointed out the "extra" shot that Corrin took in the closeup. I absolutely love these little fun goofs that happen whilst filming. If you guys have more for more video, by all means, keep them coming!! ❤

[@JaceKensut]

The field demotion could've been strategic. If Daniel wasn't there for the promotion and they didn't want a prier of the Ori having that kind of info

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Good thought! But yeah, Daniel was well aware of Jack's promotion months before. If you keep your eyes peeled Jack goes back for a second exchange with Daniel on the ship, and in that scene he has two stars on his collar again.

[@JaceKensut]

@@GateWorldDotNet thanks for the info! The more you know. Thanks for the nostalgia and teasers for the future of Stargate. I've got an outline of a fanfic script for a "continuation" of the show. I've got other projects that I'm working on which is why it's just an outline. But, am excited to hear about the future of Stargate from you

[@CapPigDog]

@@GateWorldDotNet Obviously this is just Jack messing with Daniel. :D

[@Platschu]

Thanks for mentioning me. I believe the 4x06 Windows of opportunity error happened as they had the half set only according to the behind the scenes which looked like extended in vfx shots. So Malakai's Ancient computer is exactly at the same spot where the stargate stood. This was the reason you could never see the gate and the computer in the same shot. On the other hand, it gave me an idea to check the spikes with the holes if they changed angle. I believe there was a bouncing burning spot on one of the stone, but that has also magically disappeared. I was more worried about the fake wall set at the C4 scene. If you notice it closely the set pieces making some bouncing movement like in the Matrix. Same happened in the 4x13 Curse when Osiris pushed Janet and Sam to temple's wall.

[@SydMountaineer]

Thanks for the info, much appreciated!

[@matthall1934]

Atlantis season 2 "Lost Boys" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZfGl4uLiNt5rZIsi=KWUf7R4RHu3rB-JN At around 3:33 in this clip, Shepherd throws a grenade down a hall towards a Wraith. You can see where the grenade lands on the right, the explosion comes from the left, but as the explosion dies away the grenade is still visible on the floor.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Nicely spotted! If you watch this sequence frame by frame you can also see the Wraith reacting to the flash a split second before it's gone off.

[@matthall1934]

@@GateWorldDotNet Ha, indeed he does! That's some top forensic work there 😅

[@n0rbert79]

Stargate SG-1 - Season 9 Episode 20 - "Camelot" - Blueray version timecode: approx. 36:29 Samantha Carter is in her astronaut suit initializing the crystal on the Supergate to make it dial. She touches her small touchscreen on her suit to start the synchronization, which then reveals being probably an iPod running MMPlayer, a media player. It is to be seen for a few frames, but reveals itself fully if seen frame by frame. My assumption is, that the propmaster had to come up with a simple idea on how to simulate an advance system, and using a media recording is a good approach, except the device was registering the touch using the gloves too (I guess those touchscreens were already a bit more sensitive). Not a big goof, visible only for a few moments, but still caught my eye.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

I love it and will definitely look for it. There's some amazing prop choices over the years, including an NES on the wall in one episode and an NES zapper painted as an alien weapon. Fun to spot, though I guess these sorts of things are production "choices" rather than goofs. 😂

[@n0rbert79]

@@GateWorldDotNet Yeah, but these choices can make for some funny goofs too, like the axe used in Titanic freeing DiCaprios character in the ship by our lead female character (forgot the names). She literally hit his hands with it, now with a real axe his hands would be gone 😄

[@fredwupkensoppel8949]

Yeah, the friendly Satedan was what I was waiting for - Jason is just too friendly to keep that grizzled look on his face at all times :D Edit: The same episode (s, I think it was a two-parter) has a scene in which Shepard looks over his shoulder to tell Ronon to set his gun to kill, but he looks over the wrong shoulder, telling it to Teyla and Teyla and Ronon exchange a look for a second.

[@Tronnus]

Okay, plant-guy made me laugh!

[@CNC-Time-Lapse]

I spotted the dude hiding behind the DHD. That one stood out. :-D

[@Etchyboy]

I put this in the first time you guys did this, but can you spot this one? Season 2 Episode 16 A Matter of time. At time 37:40 ish. You can see Amanda Tapping walking from right to left in the background holding some papers? Maybe her script or a clipboard she was seen with in a earlier shot. She is supposed to be in the gate control room.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

I see it! That definitely looks like Amanda to my old eyes.

[@whitneynolan5666]

Love this so much!

[@IanZainea1990]

Very well done video! One goof I noticed, but not really rising to the level of this series. In the first few episodes. Especially Emancipation, they hadn't yet informed all the writers and cast that it is always "Captain Carter" not "Doctor Carter" and so Teal'C and Daniel call her Dr. Carter a couple of times. I thought that maybe initially they were going to have the non-military people call her Dr. And military people call her Capt. But later just settled on Capt so it didn't get confusing

[@mattboyd8450]

i remember a costume goof from SG1 Season 1 cold lazarus at the beginning of the episode when O'Neill goes off by him self at first his cargo trousers are tied outside his boots then when he is duplicated they are bloused above the boot.

[@austin123925]

One I noticed when watching the movies was in Stargate Continuum and at the end when Col. Mitch is setting up the ambush for Bal. When the second Jaffa is shot and killed that his staff weapon is split into 2. which makes me think it was added in post-production and not a physical prop. You can see it at 1:30:30 - 1:30:40. Only one I've ever noticed I hope you use this one so more can see.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Amazing! I've never noticed this. It definitely looks like a VFX error in front of the puddle. I wonder how this could happen.

[@ploofedoof1]

SG-1 "The Fifth Race", when Jack accesses the power vault to plug in his power source....There is an audible digital keypad....however in the shot its apparent that its a normal key-Lock mechanism without any electronic components.

[@James23873]

In the SG1 episode Tin Man, theres a goof similar to the Ronan waving one but with Tealc. At the very end of the episode when they are leaving and Jack is talking to his robot double, you can see Tealc look at someone off camera and give a big smile. I suspect this is one of those widescreen goofs not visible in the original TV ratio.

[@ledrash6079]

Amazing. I have seen them 10+ times probably, and only spotted the 1-star Jack O'Neill, but figured it was probably me being wrong and left it at that :) I really, really suck in picking up stuff like this :D EDIT: Oh, one thing i thought of was that even though SG-1 tried to dial home for a week (between seasons), Teal'c had a small beard (colored as well?) and Sam hade a new hairstyle. That one bothered me a little, but maybe there was a barber at that planet?

[@CharlieAdams-v4q]

I forget which episode, but I remember there is an episode with Daniel ducking for cover behind a dhd and it moves when he does it. Almost as if it were only a prop…I wouldn’t have even known if someone in the Hulu comment section hadn’t pointed it out

[@lixnix2018]

Still one of the best shows i have Seen, i love stargate

[@R_Radev]

Nice video, man! I think I know of one more goof with a car on the road... but I need to look at it to find it again.... edit: Oh, nvm... someone in the comments found it... ep. Prodigy.

[@valdurion6779]

16:9 IS SOO GOOD FOR A 90'S SHOW, MAKES IT LAST FOREVER!

[@davidgoen2295]

I dont know if this has been mentioned yet. In the first episode when we visit Cassandra's planet, there is some type of quarantine cleansing device in front of the gate that doesn't get vaporized by the kawoosh.

[@Powerhaus88]

One continuous goof that has plagued SG-1 is the Jaffa staff weapon shots, they sometimes do not align with the length of the staff, they're off angle by sometimes even 10-15 degrees as they leave the "barrel" of the weapon.

[@pwhv]

amazing episodes

[@Raf.aelllo]

A different error was made in the 6th season episode 20 (Memento) where in the end (42:40) they dial home, the outer ring of the stargate is visible in the frame. The gate remains shut down even but the sound indicates otherwise.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Excellent! I've never caught this one. That's definitely the inner edge of the Stargate. You have to wonder if anyone caught it during dailies or post production and just decided the extra VFX work of putting a little blue puddle out of focus there wasn't worth the cost.

[@Raf.aelllo]

@@GateWorldDotNet I have spotted another goof of the same kind. Season 1 episode 22 (8:45) "Daniel attempts to steer the MALP back into the gate. You can see part of the gate but the wormhole puddle is no there." Maybe you will use it in the future compilation of goofs :)

[@Luna_Christine]

Atlantis “Adrift” just as Sheppard is demagnetizing Zelenkas boots, the text is flipped on the suit

[@UltimatePerfection]

5:02 The bet actually was "I can hide in the shot and get into the full episode without anyone noticing until it's too late."

[@SnMilitia]

Stargate SG1 episode 1. Col. O'Neill entering the elevator with a character wearing SSgt stripes and Major's oakleaves. I guess he was a SgtMajor!!!

[@lisabennett4393]

In Season 8 Episode 9 Sacrifices, when Teal and Jack are playing ping pong, the alarm sounds. Tealc and Jack run out of the room, as they run out, you can see Jack is wearing sandals, not boots. It's at 4:09. This is on Prime. I don't know if you can see it on the DVD.

[@BrainboxccGames]

In "bane" at the start when there is a wide shot of the deserted city, you can see a distant highway with cars going along it. Many cars. It is quite far away so you can't really make it out unless you watch on dvd, probably nobody noticed on tv in standard definition back in the day.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Where in the image is this supposed to be? I am looking at the upscaled Blu-ray copy and don't see any movement.

[@BrainboxccGames]

@@GateWorldDotNet I'll track it down for you in a bit

[@Rusty-bw6qv]

I'm not sure of the episode or how it rates on the "goof" scale, but it's 1 of the 2 Teal'c goofs I've noticed. Teal'c and Jack are at the cabin fishing, and he gets a phone call and holds it to his head but with his hat in the way.

[@Tuskin38]

I think #6 was mentioned in the DVD commentary as well Or maybe it was different episode with a similar goof

[@wschmrdr]

7:15 Maybe that's how he got his way on the DVD cover.

[@tywinlannister8015]

In the episode where the team is mistaken for rebels in an alien museum (in one of the Ori seasons), vala dials the gate manually... but does it very wrong. Locking chevrons from left to right. (Chevrons two and three locked last). Considering this mistake spans an entire long scene I think it should be treated asa major blooper.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

I'm not sure I follow. When we see gates dialing the show is pretty random in which chevron locks in which order. I don't recall ever seeing them lock in order clockwise around the gate (at least not that I noticed).

[@tywinlannister8015]

@@GateWorldDotNet They always locked clockwise... in every episode. In the movie in 1994 it was different though.

[@RonGau]

don't care about the goof just want the show back...... :)

[@RADARTechie]

Be careful what you ask for. Hollyweird will gladly ruin your favorite shows.

[@BnORailFan]

I guess I was really into the show since I didn't notice any of the goofs.

[@DanBen07]

6:03 In the footage for the Lost City I don't know why O'Neil puts his hands around the side of the machine in a pulling motion if he voluntarily stuck his head in there to download the information. 7:00 I think he also did that with the zat gun in season 6. Sometimes on the Daedalus-class or other BC-304 class computer screens thay use incorrect ship images of the ship like the Prometheus. Atlantis season 2 episode: Condemned. you can see a chocolate bar wrapper. I don't know if these counts as a production error but sometimes subtitles give the wrong name when you see a Goa'uld mothership.

[@surtvalheim]

In Atlantis season 5 episode 12 (Outsiders) when Beckett and McKay are sitting in the dart Beckett is not at the same place between close and distant shots.

[@highlandoutsider]

Could Jacks field demotion be a counter intelligence move? He's about to meet a potential Ori prior so it could be to lessen his value as a hostage or at least down play his role in the SGC chain of command? Reaching I know but hey 🤷😅

[@garethrooney2708]

Always found it irritating that they kept using the same actors for multiple characters

[@sshez99]

Probs can't show it on youtube, but episode 200 when Walter is typing on the keyboard and the keys spell out "suck d#$k" around 27:30.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Yeah, I had this one in a list on the Web site but actually subbed in a different goof for KZbin. I think TPTB only spotted the keyboard message after all their external filming with the puppet company was over. Somebody there (not at Stargate) put it into the scene.

[@sshez99]

@@GateWorldDotNet Oh, that's crazy. I always wondered who did that because it didn't feel like a person from stargate crew would do that type of thing. Nice to know.

[@SuperDaxos]

I cant remember what episode, I think it was one on the desert hideout planet of the Tok'Ra, you could see O'Neill walking down the dune, and you could see an airliner in the sky, just fyling its path lol

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Let me know if you find it! I scrubbed through "Exodus" and couldn't find anything amiss in the sky.

[@dubious6718]

People must watch the show on 100" screens to catch these mistakes cause I have seen the whole series many times and never caught any of these on my puny 55"

[@jasonworlock5113]

Who is Driving?? Stargate SG-1 Season 6, Episode 3 Decent. Once back on Earth Teal'c and Jonas drive to the airport that will take them to the crashed Ha'tak. Both are clearly in the front seat as you can see the shadow from the windshield whippers, yet neither of them are showing any sign that they are driving the vehicle. The DVD commentary explains this as the two were shot separately in the same seat, then the footage of Teal'c was flipped to make it look like they are side by side. Which was why his forehead tattoo is reversed.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

I love it -- I've definitely heard about this trick before, but it wasn't on my goofs master list. On closer inspection it looks like Corin's shot is the flipped one; Teal'c's radio antenna is visible by his left shoulder, which matches the previous scene.

[@jasonworlock5113]

@@GateWorldDotNet However they are still both clearly in the front seat and neither look like they are driving. We know Teal'c can drive but he is on the wrong side for driving in Colorado. Jonas could probably ace the drivers written test but he is never shown driving so we don't know if he is allowed. I doubt it because this was the third episode of the season and he said in the first that he hadn't been out of the mountian.

[@bradmullaerialphotography]

Oh man there’s one I always seen, early on when they are on an alien forested planet. Jacks talking and you can see the reflection of a car windscreen in the back ground. I can’t recall what episode, maybe Thor’s chariot

[@GateWorldDotNet]

Let me know if you find it! There are a few times when cars are visible on alien planets.

[@Ai-Art-42]

cool stuff

[@wschmrdr]

O'Neill dialing a six symbol gate address to get back to the NID base.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

If you mean "Shades of Grey," right before the Asgard beams down to peep the gate address -- I checked the scene and there are seven symbols illuminated. You can't see Jack's hands while dialing, and the editor seems to have left out one of the button sound effects.

[@Greg87601]

I was goofs the first watching StargateSG1.

[@LakeLyfe315]

I've watched each series around 6-7 times from start to finish. Excluding the Catherine mini series, that was a one and done because it was so bad!

[@gamerbeans7445]

Season 1 of SG-1 when when general Hammond say's 'you'll only be bringing them back for courts martial'. That's always makes me chuckle

[@terrylong8894]

Someone should do In Trek but Stargate. Call it In Gate.

[@SaviorPrime2024]

How about this goof... When and how did they stop the stargate from being so cold with frost built up on their faces and bodies...

[@GateWorldDotNet]

That might make for an interesting video, along with the gate no longer shaking. Not a goof, but a deliberate choice by the writers to evolve things. There's a hint that the frozen face thing is related to their having fixed the rough ride through the gate. Sam's line at the start of "Red Sky" happens while the team is also wiping their faces.

[@george6252]

Nope, never saw any. Everything was true historical records in real life, right ? 🤓

[@lordcola-3324]

I think in the future it would be fun if you first show the scene with the mistake befoer explaining what was wrong, so that we can see if we could find the mistake ourselfs.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

I like it! Might give it a try. 😀

[@metalzonemt-2]

When Jack built the ZPM with the Ancient knowledge in his head, it was said in later episode that the Asgard gave it to them.

[@chrisschembari2486]

Right, in SG-1 "Point Of View", which I just saw a few days ago. It wasn't a ZPM but the power source Jack built using Ancient knowledge. At least a couple of times in Point Of View, it was referred to as an Asgard device. Also in Point Of View, the two Carters figured out how to reuse the power source for a second dial-out to the Asgard galaxy, but then they never used it to dial Pegasus after that. With all the Jaffa they "felled" over the years, they should have had as many staff weapons with their liquid na'qa'dah fuel cells (a key component of the Ancient power device) as they wanted, plus their own na'qa'dah reactors, for dialing intergalactically. And what happened to the asteroid with which Anubis tried to kill Earth? It's drifting in orbit around Earth's sun, loaded up with cubic mile after cubic mile of solid na'qa'dah, enough to power thousands of ships and hi-tech devices; but we never heard a peep about Earth laying claim to it or setting up industrial scale mining operations on it...

[@metalzonemt-2]

@@chrisschembari2486 I know it wasn't really a ZPM, but some simplified version of it.

[@GateWorldDotNet]

There's a handful of these that seem to belong squarely on the shoulders of the script writers. Like "Threads" where Jacob and Sam both state that he nearly died 4 years ago, instead of 6.

[@chrismsmalley2626]

You have to disconnect your brain for Stargate SG1 and revel in the majesty of it all. It's a stone wheel that spins and flushes sideways like a toilet so that two American Hams, a Cookie Cutter military female in green mom fatigue pants and an over-the-top, branded Vulcan come Chulak"ian Jaffa with a snake living in an open belly wound for about 30 years? INDEED it was shlocky ,sure, but it was what we had. We had TNG and Farscape and Firefly and then we had all three wrapped into Stargate SG2. Jewel Staite,some nepo-fatherism Dom Deluise, Floxx & Trip and Jolene, Jolene, Jolene dont take your love to Chulack Blaylock, Creighton, Claudia Black, O'Neill with 2 ells, a blonde soul stripe, Warlock and Parker Lewis....im sure Armin Schimmerman was in there somewhere. And we loved every episode....Comptria...

[@aerilum]

Oh boy, if you want some goofs - just look at every portrayal of Russians in SG-1. And I'm not even talking about Cold War-era stereotypical "bad commies" narrative (sadly, the Russian government is happy to conform to it), but the production team, especially in first seasons, didn't even bother fleshing out the most obvious details like having signs properly translated, etc. My favourite example is in that episode with replicators on Russian submarine, 4x01. The opening scene features two sailors on Russian submarine (wearing wrong uniform of course), and one of them is speaking straight up pure Ukrainian! I assume the actors are Ukrainian-Canadian, and the casting people thought there's no difference, or the actors themselves might've played it this way for comedic effect, considering overall sillyness of the episode, but considering how bad the portrayal has been throughout the series (even in more "serious" episodes), it's easy to assume that no one actually cared. Then, when the team boards the submarine, basically every sign is misspelled at best and straight-up incomprehensible gibberish at worst. You can see that a lot later in the season in at 4x07 (Watergate), where often the signs often didn't make any sense, sometimes used random non-Cyrillic characters, and were there just for cosmetics with complete disregard of what's actually written on them. For example, at 01:38 - there's a shot of computer screen showing the map of Russia, and it is supposed to show the names of actual cities (Vladivostok and Magnitogorsk), but it's gibberish with some characters used in Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic script, but not Russian. Also, the map showed Mongolia as part of Russia, like wtf? The gibberish and misspellings persisted in literally every supposedly Russian text ever shown, even in signs as basic as "No smoking". That's only a few examples. Often the Russians are portrayed in camouflage uniform used in several Warsaw pact countries, but never by USSR/Russia, etc, etc. You really can find goofs every time the Russians are part of the story, and they are used as a prop to look believable enough for American audience without any realism. Basically, that's a textbook example of cultural appropriation, which I'd expect from the writing team (after all, SG-1 is really pro-American and pro-military to the point of being basically propaganda), but I expected better from set and costume designers, etc. Just a very basic research would've solved a lot of those issues, but no one cared at all. Sorry, it kinda turned into a rant, but I guess it just pains me to see that the creators of Stargate didn't care at all about their non-American fans, including myself. It's just... insulting, really. Not just to Russian audience, but to people from Eastern Europe at large, since I guess we were all "Russians" to the production team.