Which SG-1 Episode Have You Seen The Most?

[Vorta]

For me, it's either Children of the Gods or Window Of Opportunity. As far as WOO goes, it's got to be one of the funniest episodes of any show I've ever seen.

"In the middle of my back swing?!"

 

[TiberiusMaximus]

Probably Urgo, with Window of Opportunity and 200 tying for second place.

 

[MacLeod]

No idea, I've probably seen most episodes about an equal amount. except some of the earlier episodes.

 

[Vorta]

Probably Urgo, with Window of Opportunity and 200 tying for second place.

Urgo is the one with Dom DeLuise, yeah? Great episode.

 

[AJ86]

Definitely Lost City. So much win.

 

[TiberiusMaximus]

^^ Yeah, that's right. It's one of my favorites.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I'm very fond of Shadow Play and Lifeboat.

 

[NCC-1701-B]

The first episode most probably, only because I've only got the first season on DVD so far :P

 

[SG-17]

Window of Opportunity and Point of No Return.

Absolute Power and 2010 are close seconds.

Man, season 4 was great.

 

[auntiehill]

Window of Opportunity, Legacy and Forever in a Day, probably.

 

[archeryguy1701]

It would have to be Abyss for me. Love O'Neill-centric episodes and I thought that one specifically was great. Lost City probably comes in second. I would probably watch it more often, but 45 minutes episodes are often easier to fit into schedules than the longer episodes.

 

[Skywalker]

Window of Opportunity and Point of No Return.

Absolute Power and 2010 are close seconds.

Man, season 4 was great.

When I was going through the show for the first time (thank you, Netflix!), Season Four was probably my favorite. A lot of great episodes.

I'm not really sure which one I've seen the most, though. I've only seen the vast majority of episodes once.

 

[pork3]

"A Hundred Days".

One of the more solemn episodes of SG-1 that managed to show facets of O'Neill's character that were, sadly, not portrayed often throughout the series.

Written by a woman no less, which helped bring some resonance to his female consort.

Sigh, I miss the days of good sci-fi on television. At the present moment there is seemingly nothing to latch on to and that will not be cancelled in a matter of weeks.

-jamman

 

[firehawk12]

I think because of it's comedic value, "The Other Guys" is the one I watched and rewatched when it aired. No other episode really jumps out at me anyway.

 

[Harvey]

"Window of Opportunity" is probably the episode; it's a good place to get viewers unfamiliar with the show interested in it.

 

[DWF]

Probably Nemesis, Pretense and Upgrades are among the ones I've seen the most.

 

[AJ86]

I think I'm one of the few people who really liked Enemy Mine. I've watched that loads

 

[Kirby]

For sheer number of viewings it's probably 200 just because I kept going back for a few days after the initial airing to pick up all the little nods to everything throughout the show.

The one that I've thrown on the most just to watch is Lost City.

 

[banzaiduck]

"A Hundred Days".

One of the more solemn episodes of SG-1 that managed to show facets of O'Neill's character that were, sadly, not portrayed often throughout the series.

Written by a woman no less, which helped bring some resonance to his female consort.

Sigh, I miss the days of good sci-fi on television. At the present moment there is seemingly nothing to latch on to and that will not be cancelled in a matter of weeks.

-jamman

Dead on...

BANZAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[RoJoHen]

I find myself often getting the desire to watch "The Pegasus Project." I love the scenes in the hologram room with Daniel, Vala, Weir, and Morgan LaFey.