|
Please login to reply.
| 2 of 2 |
|
|||||
|
Posted at 11/01/2007, 00:14
|
|||||
please don't talk about the show in threads like this. thank you very much for not giving away any big details or anything, but the comments are for information about the downloads and issues with them-- especially when there is more than one version of the same show. |
|||||
|
Posted at 11/01/2007, 02:03
|
|||||
haha complete retard but made my day  |
|||||
|
Posted at 11/01/2007, 08:04
|
|||||
| where do peeps get these rumors from about stargate getting cancelled anyway. | |||||
|
Posted at 11/01/2007, 08:54
|
|||||
the internets and teh google. sci fi puts out press releases when they make decisions about what shows are continuing and which shows are not going to be. the news gets around just like when shows in network tv are in their last year. i don't have any of the sites, but there are some "save sg-1" websites out there with more information. i also would think that you could find more information by going to the official sci fi page and going to the sg-1 message board and reading some of the posts. i'm sure someone has already answered all of the questions you are asking. good luck! |
|||||
|
Posted at 11/01/2007, 17:12
|
|||||
| ok seriously... was that priest dude palpatine? sure sounded like him | |||||
|
Posted at 12/01/2007, 02:56
|
|||||
|
the quality is good but there are breaks in the video quite often - they really screw up zomm player (make it jump to the end). vlc works but pops and farts get a better copy if possible is my advice - as usual thanks for the uploaders efforts - i downloaded form source 1. |
|||||
|
Posted at 12/01/2007, 14:22
|
|||||
courtesy of tv.com: \"sci-fi closing the stargate by colin mahan - tv.com august 22, 2006 at 10:33:00 am network wraps up stargate: sg-1, the longest running sci-fi show in us tv history. when one door closes, a window opens. when one gate closes, then what? sci-fi channel has pulled the plug on more seasons of stargate: sg-1, which at 10 years is the longest-running science-fiction series ever on us tv. the network ordered another season--the fourth--of the show\'s sister series stargate: atlantis.\" perhaps puff! peace |
|||||
|
Posted at 12/01/2007, 14:59
|
|||||
|
the cancellation is old news now: i saw an article on the cover of the province newspaper saying as much a few months back [i shed a tear  ] ... actually wasnews here since it is filmed locally... ok stupid question but... is there not supposed to be an episode on tonight? [fri 12th] |
|||||
|
Posted at 12/01/2007, 19:43
|
|||||
don't think so, the nezxt scheduled episode is tuesday 16th, here's the scedule rundown anyways: stargate schedule (uk): 16-jan 10x12 bounty 23-jan 10x13 the shroud 30-jan 10x14 line in the sand 06-feb 10x15 the road not taken 13-feb 10x16 villians 20-feb 10x17 talion 27-feb 10x18 family ties 06-mar 10x19 dominion 13-mar 10x20 unending stargate atlantis schedule (canada): 15-jan 3x17 sunday 22-jan 3x18 submersion 29-jan 3x19 vengeance 05-feb 3x20 first strike |
|||||
|
Posted at 13/01/2007, 18:30
|
|||||
|
sorry to contradict i read: season 10, episode 12: line in the sand original air date: 16 january 2007 season 10, episode 13: the road not taken original air date: 23 january 2007 season 10, episode 14: the shroud original air date: 30 january 2007 season 10, episode 15: bounty original air date: 6 february 2007 season 10, episode 16: bad guys original air date: 13 february 2007 season 10, episode 17: talion original air date: 20 february 2007 season 10, episode 18: family ties original air date: 27 february 2007 season 10, episode 19: dominion original air date: 6 march 2007 season 10, episode 20: unending original air date: 13 march 2007 via imbd also on sky planner puts line in sand as next ep |
|||||
|
Posted at 14/01/2007, 06:18
|
|||||
| thanks for the correction, looks like sky have updated their scheduling. | |||||
|
Posted at 14/01/2007, 13:34
|
|||||
|
if you thought the confusion over the atlantis episode "sunday" was bad then prepare for worse with this latest re-ordering. on past experience this is not a random re-sequencing but more likely the approved screening order dictated by scifi - even if they refuse to confirm this in public. i just hope the release groups and all involved in naming torrents adopts the broadcast order when numbering these new episodes or we will all get very confused - especially as the episode title is not generally included. |
|||||
|
Posted at 14/01/2007, 14:05
|
|||||
|
couldn't agree more. i don't know why they are being numbered using the production number, it's hardly relevant what order they were made in. i suppose that's the only ordering number they have to go on until it is made clear what the actual air order should be. it is possible these are stand alone episodes which can be juggled around, but that's unlikely as sky would not have issued a schedule and then changed it, more likely as you state, sci-fi have issued sky with the correct ordering for these episodes. |
|||||
|
Posted at 14/01/2007, 22:34
|
|||||
|
thanks for the schedule post! nitpicking: sci-fi doesn\'t know the correct order any more than sky one or movie central do, they\'re just another broadcaster. the ones who tell them the order are mgm. yes, if the files have the production number, it might get confusing to re-watch them later. maybe i should be renaming my files locally to start with the airing number... |
|||||
|
| 2 of 2 |
|
|||||
Please login to reply.
