I see how it is...keep the minorities on the edges, so they can be cropped out when their characters are killed off early on.
I see how it is...keep the minorities on the edges, so they can be cropped out when their characters are killed off early on.
Regular Stargate Actors Who Have Left Their Respective Series:
Michael Shanks (returned)
Corin Nemec
Richard Dean Anderson
Don S. Davis
Rainbow Sun Francks
Paul McGillion
Torri Higginson
Amanda Tapping
Yep, Stargate sure has a habit of killing off it's minority characters. In fact, none of those characters are dead for certain.
Well...Hammond is.![]()
And Beckett....was...![]()
Yep, Stargate sure has a habit of killing off it's minority characters. In fact, none of those characters are dead for certain.
Yep, Stargate sure has a habit of killing off it's minority characters. In fact, none of those characters are dead for certain.
Sometimes I forget it's not obvious when I'm kidding online.
What's with the jackets? Are they actual US military issue?
What's with the jackets? Are they actual US military issue?
No more than the ones in Atlantis were, I imagine.
It always bugged me when I saw a bunch of scientists on Atlantis walking around wearing brightly coloured, tight fitting clothes. They're supposed to be the best and brightest, how does making them all dress alike do anything to help them ?
but as long as they don't start doing stupd things like Vala's 'hot chick' uniform variant I'll be OK with whatever they go with.
The first couple of years were not too bad. They seemed like decent work clothing that was functional and comfortable with only a dash of Star Trek thrown in. The later switch were a little too Star Trek for my tastes.
but as long as they don't start doing stupd things like Vala's 'hot chick' uniform variant I'll be OK with whatever they go with.
I liked Vala, but that bugged the hell out of me so much.
We have to assume that the Expedition thought they'd be meeting Ancients there, or their descendants, so the civilian uni's weren't out of place. But once regular contact with Earth was established, keeping them felt kind of dumb. Since Stargate has always prided itself on taking place in the here and now, not letting the civilian contingent walk around the city in regular clothing was a missed opportunity to further the present day heroes motif, not to mention the nice contrast to the futuristic setting of Atlantis.The first couple of years were not too bad. They seemed like decent work clothing that was functional and comfortable with only a dash of Star Trek thrown in. The later switch were a little too Star Trek for my tastes.
The civilian uniforms were just dumb and unrealistic. I know some very smart people who have turned down better paying jobs because of dress codes. McKay, Zelenka etc are scientists, not soldiers.
The first couple of years were not too bad. They seemed like decent work clothing that was functional and comfortable with only a dash of Star Trek thrown in. The later switch were a little too Star Trek for my tastes.
The civilian uniforms were just dumb and unrealistic. I know some very smart people who have turned down better paying jobs because of dress codes. McKay, Zelenka etc are scientists, not soldiers.
but as long as they don't start doing stupd things like Vala's 'hot chick' uniform variant I'll be OK with whatever they go with.
I liked Vala, but that bugged the hell out of me so much.
I'm not so sure I understand what was so "hot chick" about her uniform, but modifying her clothes would not exactly be out of character for her, would it ?
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