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3-fries-short-of-a-happy-meal · 2 years

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Iconic Stargate SG-1

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Daniel’s many deaths

#stargate #stargate sg1 #iconic stargate sg-1 #Daniel Jackson

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drjohndisco · 11 months

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JACK DON'T BE AN ASS!!!!!!!!!!

#all caps cw #iconic.#liveblogs*#stargate sg-1

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crossoverworldtree · 2 years

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Civilizations and Space Powers Guide

This is a quick-and-dirty guide to the powers that have a major presence within the Milky Way Galaxy. The list covers general technological achievement, but there's more to that when covering such species. Some have vast territories despite being weak, while others rule the universe from a single planet. Things can and do 'punch up' against higher 'tier' foes due to logistic and strategic advantages they have other each other.

Kardashev Type 1 (Low)

These civilizations are more advanced than earth and may venture into space on the regular -- up to other planets in their system, but no further.

The Rogue Planet Mongo (Flash Gordon) - The "Rogue Planet" Incident is as much an extradimensional incursion as an interplanetary incident. When it first appeared in our solar system, using a combination of science and sorcery, This almost happened to earth were it not for the intervention of an earth football player, Alex "Flash" Gordon.

Possible Future: Mobile Suit Gundam

Possible Future: Martian Successor Nadesico

This is also the realm of the planetary romances. There are many stories in the Crossover Universe that require an inhabited solar system -- a fully inhabited Solar System. There are several ways to handle this and maintain the spirit of the Crossover Universe (IE: How can The X-Files and War of the Worlds co-exist?!). One could just barrel through and treat it like its superhero comics ("I thought you didn't believe in Vampires?" "I do believe in crazy people."), or the information of those inhabited planets is suppressed by some form of conspiracy (Note: The bigger a conspiracy is, the more likely it is to break down and leak out the Truth). As technology advances, the idea of the Crossover Universe resembling the "World Outside Your Window" grows less and less supportable, so someone playing around in the Crossover Universe should feel free to just have fun with it! Another is to place these inhabited versions of the Solar System as being from an alternate dimension. This dimension is theoretically also the home of Mongo, and each planet (and then some) has civilizations on it.

Mercury - Though there is life on Mercury, it is made up of metallic plants that live at the poles.

Venus/Amtor - There are humans of decent technological advancement here. Still, because of the heavy cloud cover, the 'water world' they inhabit has done more exploring into the ocean than beyond the clouds.

Earth - The inter-dimensional theory posits that Pellucidar, is in truth, the earth of this inhabited solar system's dimension.

Earth's Moon - Earth's moon is home to two underground societies. The Selenites, ant-like intelligence who live peacefully, and the horrible fungus-headed moon beasts, who serve Nyarlathotep.

Mars/Barsoom - Home to several sapient species, a world of fantastic possibilities, but is slowly dying. Further details are found elsewhere.

The Asteroid Belt - formerly a planet known as Thyoph, was destroyed by some cataclysm.

Jupiter - Jupiter is a gas giant here, but some of the moons are inhabited. One of them is called Eurobus by its inhabitants. A planet of high vulcanism and heavy cloud cover, two species inhabit the planet. One is the human-like Savators, who hide in invisible homes to escape their aggressors. Primarily, the "Skeleton Men", the Morgors, look like desiccated human mummies with thing slightly transparent skin and a metallic sheen.

Saturn - Cykranosh is the largest moon of Saturn. This dark world of fungus forests and mercury lakes is home to two cultures of Blemmyes, humanoid beings with no head, but a face in their chest. They call themselves either Bhlemphroim or Ydheem, depending on their culture, but are little more than agrarian.

Uranus/L'gy'hx - The cubical machine-like beings inhabit this planet keep to themselves, and their abhorrent rites of self-mutilation to Azathoth and Nyarlathotep were enough that the Goa'uld find them offensive and chased them from their native world.

Neptune - The natives call it Yaksh, as they call themselves. The fungus-like beings share the planet with several Great Old Ones as well.

Pluto/Yuggoth - The Beings from Yuggoth, the Mi-Go, are a greater power in the broader universe and are covered further below.

Kardashev Type 1 (Mid): Covers a wide variety of powers limited to travel within one galaxy. These are the 'local powers' of the Milky Way system. Up until 2005, the Goa'uld System Lords ruled the largest portions of the Milky Way Galaxy due to their superior method of interstellar travel and larger planetary base giving them more resources and logistical advantages over the others. However, each quadrant seems to have an 'up and coming' power that is growing to challenge it. Earth is one such place, but there are others.

The Borg Collective grows in strength moment by moment in the Delta quadrant but is otherwise a stronghold of the Goa'uld.

The Gamma Quadrant sees war with the Changelings battling for survival against the Kherubim, Spaceknights, and Sontarans. This Quadrant sees the least Goa'uld activity.

The Beta Quadrant has quite a few horrors running around, vying for control -- from the Mycenaeans to the Viltrumites. This keeps Goa'uld's presence to a minimum.

And the Alpha Quadrant is rampant with the little snakes.

The other powers are interstellar to their local star cluster and do not hold much territory in the Milky Way. Some are even fallen empires or are connected to once-great powers, meaning that despite holding so little territory, they have access to the tech they no longer understand fully that exceeds their normal limits. These include the Amazons, Zentradi, and Cybertronians.

Amazons (DC Comics) - Have higher technological abilities, but most of it is reliant on ancient technology they can maintain but not reproduce. They are also limited in power by their civilization being only a single planet. They have no interest in conquest but are fully prepared to defend themselves from even the Goa'uld if need be.

Borg/Cybermen (Star Trek/Doctor Who) - Even now are "High" on this scale particularly due to their adaptability and technological growth.

Changelings (Star Trek) - A rising power like the borg. Held back by being at war with several other species in their quadrant.

Cybertronians (Transformers) - Fallen from greatness and with a low population, they are dangerous, but not in the sense that they can operate in open war against the other powers. Their ability to hide as machines and their size makes even one Cybertronian more than a match for several squads of ground troops.

Goa'uld System Lords (Stargate) - Dominate the Galaxy due to Hyperdrive out-speeding Warp tactically (though Warp has strategic advantages over Hyperdrive), and having a larger resource base than any other power in the Galaxy. They can afford to lose legions in battle, other civilizations cannot.

The Zonders (King of Braves GaoGaiGar) - a blight on the galaxy, but only slowly gaining a foothold.

Kherubim/Kree/Shi'Ar (Marvel and DC Comics) - Powerful in their cluster, but fighting a losing war against the Changelings.

Klingons/Draconians (Star Trek/Doctor Who) - They have had warp travel since 930 CE by earth reckoning, but have only expanded slightly due to internal strife.

Kryptonians (Formerly, effectively extinct) - Their population is limited to less than a handful of colony ships -- one of which was destroyed by Xenomorphic infection, while another was taken by the entity known as Brainiac.

Majesdanians (Marvel) - A victim of the Changeling invasions, but they managed to survive as they could not mimic their energy forms. This planet is also home to the dreaded Colour Out of Space.

Mycenae Empire (Great Mazinger) - Dealt several major blows in failed invasions, they are licking their wounds and waiting for the next time to strike. They are one of the few species whose footsoldiers can take on transformers one on one -- or a squad of them.

Predators/Yaut'ja - The only ones we've seen are hunters. Some suspect their entire society is centered around it, but they could just be the equivalent of hunters in the United States -- office workers trying to reclaim some semblance of virility and power by hunting 'lesser' life forms.

Romulans (Star Trek) - They are another warp-capable species, but their speeds are slow, limiting their expansion.

Spaceknights (Marvel) - Fighting a losing war against the Changelings. They think they have won at the moment, but the Changelings are biding their time.

Stargate program (late series)

Sontarans (Doctor Who) - Currently, they will grow more advanced over time. They have had Warp for about 1000 years. They are a race of warriors, but also a race of clones. So, adaptation is difficult for them.

Vulcans (Star Trek) - Slowly exploring the galaxy, the Vulcans have been at Warp since the 9th century B.C.E. by earth's reckoning.

Viltrumites (Invincible) - A fading empire. They used their physical might to dominate a quadrant of the galaxy but were brought low by biological weaponry, so now the empire is a glass canon. Powerful, but there are so few true Viltrumites left as to be only on this scale.

Zentraedi (Macross) - More a roving threat than a civilization. All they know is the making of war, and are at war with everyone. They have the numbers to go against the Goa'uld, but do not make a concerted effort since they are technically at war with everything.

Zeta-Reticuli (The X-Files) - Prefer subterfuge rather than open combat.

Kardashev Type 1 (High): These powers tend to have power over or hold sway over a galaxy. There are very few native to the Milky Way Galaxy, though some of the nearby galaxies or galactic clusters have a few that can stray over to the Milky Way from time to time.

The Data Integrated Thought Entity (DITE) is native to the Milky Way, but wishes simply to observe and learn. As beings of energy and information, they observe the physical world rather than interfere with it more often than not.

The Light Giants of Nebula M78 are native to the Milky Way, but their reach only extends into the Alpha Quadrant. They defend it against the Goa'uld and other menaces, though they are severely limited due to their small population size. One 'agent' is usually sent to defend a planet, but given their power, this is actually possible. Still, as a power, they are deeply limited.

This leaves the Vajra as the true "Super Power" of the Milky Way after the Goa'Uld. However, they largely remain around the center of the Galaxy, where it is more difficult for other species to operate.

The other species listed are not native to the Milky Way Galaxy, inhabiting the Andromeda Galaxy or other Galaxies in the local cluster.

The Galactic Republic exists in a nearby galaxy to the Milky Way and can make its way over to us if they wished, but they tend to have their own problems...

Data Integrated Thought Entity (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya)

The Galactic Republic (Star Wars) - Triangulum Galaxy

Lloiger (Lovecraft) - Andromeda Galaxy

Nebula M-78 Light Giants (Ultraman)

Vajra (Macross Frontier)

Replicators (Stargate SG-1)/Extraterrestrial Living-Metal Shapeshifter - Ida and Othala Galaxies

Sky Canopy Domain (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya) - Ida Galaxy

The Galactus - The World Eater/Planet Killer. This singular entity deserves a spot on this list. Since it can match an entire civilization by itself, that should tell you what it's capable of. It travels the universe destroying inhabited and inhabitable planets one by one for its own purposes. It travels alongside a swarm of machines to more effectively extract energy from a planet, alongside a mothership. Conical in shape with an open maw in its forefront, the armor is solid neutronium and it expels antimatter to rip up planets bit by bit. It has come by earth once and was deactivated. Left to drift in space, but the thing is eternal and reactivated hundreds of years later. It was stopped again in the 23rd century by ramming a starship down the main vehicle's gullet. But that only will stop it for so long.

Kardashev Type 2 (Low): Few low-end Kardashev Type 2 civilizations remain, and fewer higher order civilizations survive... Thanks to the Dholes. The Space Monsters devour planets from within and end civilizations through their reproductive cycles. The Shadow Accords exist primarily to forge alliances for other species whenever the Dholes are spotted.

Or Galactus.

Dholes/Uchuu Kaiju (Gunbuster)

The most advanced of the remaining colonies of the Capellan/Eridanean (The Other Log of Phileas Fogg)

Kardashev Type 2 (Mid): These highly advanced civilizations have managed to overcome the Dholes and dominate their galaxy. Each of these have control over one (or two) galaxies in the local cluster. Some of these are actually dormant or extinct, leaving behind traces of their civilization for others to find... and make messes with.

Asgard (Stargate SG-1) - Probably the most benevolent race, who managed to protect a few planets in the Milky Way from Goa'uld aggression as they deal with the Replicators.

The Elder Things (Cthulhu Mythos) - They are the creators of the Stargate system. Other species took advantage of them being around first and now they are rare and scattered. They are also responsible for a lot of the problems in the Milky Way galaxy at least: the Zentradi, the Cybertronians, and the Protodeviln can all be laid as either their creations or the results of their science gone awry.

The Mi-Go (Cthulhu Mythos) - They are not native to this plane of existence, but use it as a 'safe' staging ground and harvest resources from planets secretly to further their machinations elsewhere.

The New Gods (DC Comics) - Though deities, they have a presence in the Milky Way galaxy. They are potent, but they are locked in a war with themselves, and only move to other worlds to gain an edge over their rivals. One of their numbers is said to be merely a mask of the Outer God Nyarlathotep.

The Terminus Collective (Icon) - This post-scarcity culture lives in a nearby galaxy and sometimes its ships get lost in our neck of the woods. They have been at peace for so long that they... have honestly forgotten how to fight a war to any meaningful degree. Any not cowed by their technological and physical abilities can easily gain the upper hand against them, but they are large enough and powerful enough not to worry about that happening... again.

Xothians (Cthulhu Mythos) - This is the name of Cthulhu's 'species'. Also known as "Space Spawn" they are one of the most powerful individual species in the galaxy, and many are worshiped as gods for it. Their motivations are unknown, but they seem to be dormant for now...

Kardashev Type 2 (High): The civilization of Ancient Belka was similar to its follow-up civilization, which relies more on magic to power its machinery. This means that they spend (and are located) in different dimensions as much as in space. As such, they don't really hold much territory in 'real' space.

Dimensional Administration Bureau (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha)

Kardashev Type 3 (Low): The Q go where they wish, when they wish, observing and meddling at times that make sense to them. The same applies to the Organians. They may be different cultures within the same species.

Q-Continuum/Organians (Star Trek)

Kardashev Type 3 (Mid): The Mu once dominated the galactic cluster, leaving all sorts of junk behind, though they originated on earth. This is partly why there are so many humanoids in the nearby systems.

Mu/Ancients (Stargate SG-1)/"The Lantern Corps" (DC Comics)/"The Nova Corps" (Marvel Comics)

Kardashev Type 3 (High): At this point, these beings don't really exist in space as we know it, but within Time. The Great Race of Yith has hidden in the distant future, only sending scouts and explorers to the past. And the Daleks... everything fears the Daleks.

Daleks

Great Race of Yith

Kardashev Type 4: Mastering time and space allowed the time lords to basically rule everything, and they chose not to. Like the Light Giants, their small population means that despite having guns that can remove a target from existence, they do not go to war often.

Time Lords

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nimuetheseawitch · 2 years

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"This is not about faith. This is about a means to power."

Teal'c has all the best lines.

#teal'c #stargate sg-1 #s8e5 #icon

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vintagetvstars · 8 days

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Amanda Tapping Vs. Nana Visitor

Propaganda

Amanda Tapping - (Stargate SG-1) - No text propaganda

Nana Visitor - (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) - How can you look at her big dark brown eyes and not fall in love? She invented doe eyes.

Master Poll List of the Hot Vintage TV Ladies Bracket

Additional propaganda below the cut

Nana Visitor:

Her character on DS9 was so iconic, she was such a badass and had such a great arc as a character and she played her so well

#vintage tv stars poll #tv ladies 1 #amanda tapping #nana visitor

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quantum-cat · 6 months

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Stargate SG-1: S03 E05 Learning Curve - TEAL'C icons

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#stargate sg1 #sg1 s03 e05 learning curve #teal'c #christopher judge #sg1 icons #sg1 s03 #more gateworld icons no one asked for!

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general-kalani · 5 months

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Commission post here! Specific character pictures for you to edit! We can 100% negotiate price because I want to be affordable for most people/everyone as best as I can. Base rate, $10/200 pictures

Gif commissions here

If you want to negotiate with any of the options below, lmk! Paypal here (yes only paypal atm for payment options, sorry!)

If you want me to edit a certain number of icons for you though, it will be little extra! (Won't be much editing, just a cut to the size you want) these will be $1/icon edit.

I have a very limited access to movies and shows so the ones I can offer are below under the cut:

ANCIENT ANIMALS

MOVIES

The Hunt for Red October

The Mist

Alien Planet

Dog Soldiers

Dragonlance Dragons of Autumn Twilight

The Last Voyage of the Demeter

SHOWS

Babylon 5

Battletech Cartoon

Bitten

D&D Cartoon

Stargate SG-1

Transformers: Beast Machines

Transformers: Beast Wars

Transformers G1

Transformers the Movie

Transformers Prime

Voltron Vehicle Force

Vox Machina (season 1 only atm)

ANIME - LEIJIVERSE

Cosmo Warrior Zero

Galaxy Express

Gun Frontier

Harlock Saga - The Ring of the Nibelung

Interstellar 5555

Queen Emeraldas

Queen Millennia (might not be high quality)

Space Pirate Captain Harlock

Space Pirate Captain Herlock: Outside Legend - The Endless Odyssey

SSX Endless Orbit

Arcadia of my Youth

Space Pirate Captain Harlock (2013 movie)

Space Pirate Captain Harlock: Riddle of the Arcadia

ANIME - IRRESPONSIBLE CAPTAIN TYLOR

Irresponsible Captain Tylor TV series

Irresponsible Captain Tylor OVA series

ANIME - LEGEND OF THE GALACTIC HEROES (original series only)

Legend of the Galactic Heroes series

Legend of the Galactic Heroes - Golden Wings

Legend of the Galactic Heroes - My Conquest is the Sea of Stars

Legend of the Galactic Heroes - Overture to a New War

ANIME - MACROSS

Macross 7

Macross Delta

Macross Frontier

Macross Plus

Macross Zero

Robotech

SDF Macross

ANIME - REVOLUTIONARY GIRL UTENA

Revolutionary Girl Utena tv series

Revolutionary Girl Utena movie

ANIME - SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO/STAR BLAZERS (original series and reboot)

Space Battleship Yamato 2199 (Reboot)

Space Battleship Yamato 2199 - Odyssey of the Celestial Ark

Space Battleship Yamato 2202 (Reboot)

Space Battleship Yamato 2205 (Reboot)

Space Battleship Yamato I (OS)

Space Battleship Yamato II (OS)

Space Battleship Yamato III (OS)

Arrivederci Yamato

Be Forever Yamato

Final Yamato

Space Battleship Yamato (2013 movie)

Uchuu Senkan Yamato (1977 recap movie)

Yamato - The New Voyage

Yamato: Resurrection

GAMES - FAR CRY (only games I own, sorry!)

Far Cry 3

Far Cry 4

Far Cry 5

Far Cry: New Dawn

Far Cry 6

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eowynlyra · 8 days

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Season 2 of Stargate starting off with Daniel dying/ presumed dead is just so iconic.

Is it even Stargate SG-1 if he's not hurt or dead?

#lyra rewatching stargate #stargate sg1 #stargate #daniel jackson #stargate serpent's lair

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oldschoolvillageidiot · 1 year

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It’s not often I can see a gif from Stargate SG-1 - a show I wrote fic about for +/-10 years, a show that I’ve been PAID to know well enough for MGM approval - and think, “Wait, what is that from...?” I had no memory of this scene. Although I had a vague memory of Sam wiping her nose, because I think someone back in the LJ days had this as their icon:

Just for fun, I giffed each individual angle:

#stargate #stargate sg-1 #sg1 #samantha carter #vala mal doran #amanda tapping #claudia black

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3-fries-short-of-a-happy-meal · 2 years

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Iconic Stargate SG-1

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Sam/Jack

#stargate #stargate sg1 #iconic stargate sg-1

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whumpofalltime · 9 months

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What stands out as the Whump Of All Time? Only you can decide!

While you're welcome to vote for your favorite, your mutual's favorite, or on vibes alone, we encourage you to check out the propaganda and links below the cut - it's a great way to discover new content.

Our inbox is still open for propaganda, so submit away!

Stargate:

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"Daniel gets repeatedly put healed and comes back worse, then goes through withdrawal, finally having a breakdown. The ensuing hug reverberated around the fandom world."

Noragami:

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“Noragami has been getting more popular as of late…and it’s time for fans to show their love! Ep9 (and tbh, many other parts of this anime) are also incredibly Whumpy, but this scene is the one most will remember. The WINDOW SMASHING scene! It’s the turning point of the show, when Yato COLLAPSES, revealing how much PAIN he suffers due to Yukine’s misguided bad behavior 👀 We see Hiyori, freaking out, rolling him over and realizing how bad it is, calling his name and getting hurt herself by the blight spreading over him. We see the GUILT and FEAR in Yukine’s face as he’s confronted with the consequences of his actions, as they wreak havoc on the man who took him in and gave him a second chance. This scene is iconic! Even someone who hasn’t seen the show would get whumperflies from this episode 👌” ~ @silversanimewhump

#stargate sg-1 #daniel jackson #whump #whump community #silversanimewhump #noragami #tournament poll

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weatherman667 · 7 months

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I bought the Stargate SG-1 collection.

Last time I watched it, it was half-reruns. So, I finally get to watch the whole thing all the way through.

Anyways. For Star Trek, most of the series took a couple of years to figure out what they wanted to do.

SG-1 was the complete opposite. Aside from a couple of terrible early episodes, (including the mandatory Feminism episode), the entire season is told fantastically, and includes a lot of the most iconic elements. A lot of the episodes are incredibly soulful on their own.

The Asgard and Unas were introduced in the first season, along with the idea that the Goa'uld did not build the Stargate.

#stargate #sg-1

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flesh-into--gear · 10 months

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boy this is a doozy of a first sentence but i need you to understand that i’m literally talking in sweeping generalizations so that i don’t type out seventeen pages of me stream-of-consciousness-ing:

it’s funny how m.a.s.h., even with the glaring casual racism at the time (which is frequently called out by a lot of the characters onscreen when it happens?), is still a largely progressive show that half the time reads more genuinely than a lot of current shows…

also i want to write a dissertation on how important Klinger was as a character,especially to me, and how important it was that they played both sides of “he enjoys crossdressing” and “he honestly is kinda really trans coded”. also that Klinger’s clothes and desires were almost never the object of jokes centered around Klinger (and when they were, the offending party was usually met with disdain by pretty much everyone there, including Klinger)

idk man it has a lot of bad trappings of the era, but at the same time it’s weirdly progressive. it’s like stargate sg-1. there’s so much wrong with it looking back now, but what they did get right, were some somewhat-heavy and very stance-taking subjects, and i really do love them for that.

quietly progressive, maybe? that’s what i think of when i think of SG-1 at least. there’s a lot of very blatant “straight white dudes wrote this” (it was the 00s, it was network tv, idk what to tell you, it was a very weird time to be alive.) but at the same time the stuff it got right it really got right. Dr. Sam Carter and Dr. Janet Fraiser are kinda extremely iconic despite it all.

i dunno. i’m getting older and i want to get these thoughts out somewhere. looking back through my childhood shows and stuff, with my current lenses, having lived in the time period (okay not mash but my parents did), it’s been very interesting. because there’s clearly a lot that i picked up and kept close to my heart, and a lot that absolutely just washed off of me. seeing which is which has been really neat. and going back through with a more critical lens is how we grow, and how we find new appreciation or disdain for the things we love.

#aj.txt #m.a.s.h #sg1

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heavenboy09 · 3 months

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Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 To You

The Iconic American Actor Of 2 Of The Greatest Iconic Action Packed TV Shows 📺 Of 1985 & 1997 That Became Cult Classic Phenomenons Over The Years & Still Regarded As A Iconic Hero Of Both Science & Science Fiction, Playing 2 Titular Characters.

1 A GENUIS Action Hero Who Can Make Anything Of Out Anything and He Doesn't Use Weapons To Solve Problems. He Uses His Brain 🧠 & The Other, A 4 Star Colonel 🌟 Who Is Part Of A Interstellar Secret Government Team Who Travels The Universe Via A Ancient Alien Technological Device Known As A Star 🌟 Gate ⛩

Born On January 23rd, 1950

He is a retired American actor. He began his television career in 1976, playing Jeff Webber in the American soap opera series General Hospital, and then rose to prominence as the lead actor in the television series MacGyver (1985–1992). He later appeared in films such as Through the Eyes of a Killer (1992), Pandora's Clock (1996), and Firehouse (1997).

In 1997, Anderson returned to television as the lead actor of the series Stargate SG-1, a spin-off of the 1994 film Stargate, replacing actor Kurt Russell. He played the lead from 1997 to 2005 and had a recurring role from 2005 to 2007. Since 1997, he has starred in only one film: Stargate: Continuum, released in 2008 as a sequel film after the Stargate SG-1 film The Ark of Truth. He appeared in the follow-up Stargate spin-off series Stargate: Atlantis and Stargate: Universe (reprising his role from SG-1 as Major General and later Lieutenant General Jack O'Neill).

PLEASE WISH THIS ICONIC & LEGENDARY RETIRED ACTOR OF THE 2 BEST ACTION & SCIFI TV SHOWS 📺 OF THE MID 80'S & LATE 90'S

A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊

YOU SHOULD KNOW HIM

YOU BETTER HAVE SEEN HIS WONDERFUL SHOWS

& IF YOU HAVENT. OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. WATCH EM

THE 1 & THE ONLY

MR. RICHARD DEAN ANDERSON AKA ABC'S MACGUYVER & SCIFI CHANNEL'S COLONEL JACK O'NEILL OF STARGATE SG-1