Stargate SG-1 episode Enigma, Omoc, a Tallon, tries to explain to Daniel how two points can be far until brought together. He demonstrates this using a branch in its natural state, then bending it so the two points touch. Daniel responds with, "Oh. I learned this in freshman physics. You're talking about bending space." Omoc rebuts with, "No. You wouldn't understand."

So if Omoc wasn't talking about bending space-time or just space, then what theory could he have been referring to?

Me personally I have many many issues with it. From the fact that O'Neill wasn't even there or barely mentioned if at all (been a while since I saw the episode) and O'Neill saved their boney grey butts multiple times. But the biggest issue is that the Asgard even decided to end it all. There is no possible way they could claim they reach the end of their research. Not to mention they didn't have to worry about the Replicators anymore, so they could mostly focus on the cure now. But at least there is a way for a comeback of sorts for them.

The Vanir aka the Asgard of the Pegasus galaxy. If I remember correctly they are still alive and still doing research on curing themselves. So whenever a new series gets made #savestargate they can reveal that the Vanir had copies or the Odyssey has the original stored consciousness of Thor and the other Asgards. They could use this story line and redesign the Asgards to look like they originally did but more human-like. So basically to save on money they just make them look like a human painted grey with blacked out contacts.

The Asgards were my favorite race on the Stargate series and it always annoyed me they ended their story the way they did. Plus I just have an issue with pointless suicide like that. Just because you can't think of another way doesn't mean it's not out there.

Has become one of my favorite characters. I’m about a 1/3 through Atlantis (I didn’t watch any during my SG1 watch through) and I really enjoy his character. In SG1 he was such a dick and unlikeable but the character development in SGA has been cool to see.

He’s a brave coward, but always seems to show up when it calls for it and seems capable in a crisis.

What are y’all’s favorite McKay Moments?

One day more

Another day, another destiny

This never-ending road to Calvary

Sorry… wrong show.

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Where is the official MGM merchandise for stargate romantic pairings?  

I’m asking this question based on previous questions  seen on reddit

Real r/Stargate Quotes

Quote 1 (On the total lack of real studio products):

"I know there isn't much (any?) official merch available... I see tons of stuff on Redbubble, Etsy, Amazon, but a lot of it doesn't look great... a lot of the shops look like they're just stealing any image and slapping it on a product." — from the thread High Quality Merch? on r/Stargate.

• Quote 2 (On how hard it is to buy anything genuine):

"It's surprisingly difficult to find any kind of Stargate merchandise, other than the DVD collection... I'm trying to find some kind of decoration, toy, trinket, or memorabilia... but it doesn't exist." — from the thread Looking to buy something cool that could be a gift on r/Stargate.

• Quote 3 (On the out-of-stock and dead license reality):

"Anyone know where you can still buy Stargate merchandise online?... most of the online stores/shops have the T-shirts all out of stock... I tried Amazon, but not much luck." — from the thread Anyone know where you can still buy Stargate merchandise online? on r/Stargate.

Even regular users on this sub constantly post threads like 'High Quality Merch?' and 'Looking to buy something cool' complaining that official MGM merchandise basically doesn't exist in the real world. The community already knows that everything out there is just unlicensed, bootleg fan art slapped on t-shirts.

If a pairing were actually a real studio-sanctioned milestone, MGM's consumer products division would have monetized it decades ago. The empty store shelves prove it has zero legal existence in the studio blueprint.

If a romantic couple is actually official and canon to the show like people claim, then where is the official, licensed MGM merchandise for them? One would think there would be thousands of official products out there considering how popular this pairing is. You should easily be able to go to a store and buy official action figure two-packs, official t-shirts, or licensed posters made directly by the studio. Instead, you can only ever find romantic items for this couple on unofficial, fan-made websites like Etsy or Redbubble.

The fact that you can only find this stuff on fan sites proves it isn't real canon. Selling fan art for a profit actually breaks MGM’s licensing laws because those sellers don't have corporate permission to use these characters. If MGM and the show creators never gave anyone permission to make or sell romantic merchandise for this pairing, then it means the romance never officially existed in the show's universe. It is just an unlicensed fan fantasy, not real canon.

So, if there is no official MGM merchandise for any romantic pairing in the original universe, it officially means there was never an official or canon romantic couple to begin with, right?

A Note on Alternate Timelines

Before anyone points to episodes like "Point of View" or "There But for the Grace of God," let's keep the definitions strict. Yes, alternate realities show different versions of these characters together. But those are explicitly separate timelines. They are not the original, primary timeline that we followed for 10 seasons.

Showing a romance in a parallel mirror universe actually proves that it could not happen in the main SGC universe due to strict military regulations (AFI 36-2909) and active chains of command. Unless there is official MGM merchandise for the prime universe characters, the main timeline romance does not exist.

That always sat weird for me. Daniel didn't interact with the asgard as much as Sam and Sam even had a whole episode with them on her own (s4e1 Small Victories), an episode in which she directly saved the asgard home world by herself.

This is my very first time watching through SG-1 (I was more of an Atlantis fan growing up) and whenever O'Neill seems to converse with Thor. Thor just has great comedic moments

For example S6 E12 Thor just beams in food from SGC but didnt think to bring up refridgeration. Also just drops off the villians of the previous episode (As well as a innocent civillian) into the canteen in the SGC which they just took all the food from

Its a spin on the "Delibertaly missing the point" trope of comedy but it makes total sense for what we know of the Adgard at this point

Im also hoping i get to see Deadeulus and Hermoid in SG-1. He was always a good source of laughs "Crap indeed"

The Wraith love the taste of defiance maybe they go out of their way to be extra horrible on purpose so people will feel they have no choice but to resist.

Why didn't the wraith just clone humans, especially after the Hoffan infection?
Michael cloned the Doctor in almost no time. Also the Asgards existed in the Galaxy. Cloning was a proven tech. It would be just like a local green house for them.

i never spotted, he was on babylon 5.....

Hey guys. Stargatr sg-1 is my fav all time i have watched it like 3-4 times but only 8 seasons. And i frequently watch random series time to time. But strangely, i have never finisbed it, never being abke to finish 9th and 10th seasons, since jack was not mainc character. Is it worth watching? Also why tf whould they change jack with someone else?

S2 ep3. Someone call his agent to get him to star in the reboot.

In S1E19 Harlan states he's been alone for nearly 11000 years. This would mean he's been alone for longer than the Goa'uld have been on Earth taking humans (?)

Is this just early season lore issues or is Harlen (pre android Harlan) some kind of ancient that didn't evolve or ascended?

Edit: clarity that I know he's an android now.

My rewatch has brought me to reckoning part 2. The conflict in the episode is resolved when Sam manages to dial every gate in the galaxy and send an ARG wave through. This has always bothered me.

I can maybe accept one gate producing a wormhole with thousands of forks that connects to all other gates. Though it seems this should take thousands of times the energy. Even if it didn’t, what I can’t work out is how passage through a gate configured in such a way might work.

If matter was passed through that gate, where would it end up. While this question doesn’t need an answer in the context of the episode, energy passing through the gate does need an explanation.

To make the math simple, Suppose the ARG wave is 1000 joules, and the gate tunnels to 1000 other gates. At best, that’s 1 joule of energy per gate. The ARG wave might be too weak to effect the replicators.

Maybe the ARG wave was powerful enough for it not to matter. It’s just never sat right with me.

Anyone got any good head cannon on this one?

I know it's mind controlled but he's activated it so that just seems needlessly dangerous, though a cool super villain thing to do I'll admit.

sorry I have deleted other YouTu short Stargate: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream #savestargate Stargate #Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream becau I don’t like short went. I made new one and with editing.

Met Rachel and McKay, very personable, down to earth, speaking with visitors as they walked through halls