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Followed by
Stargate: The Ark of Truth (2008)
(Video)
Stargate: Continuum (2008)
(Video)
Edited into
The Secret Files of the SGC (2003)
(Video)
From Stargate to Atlantis: Sci Fi Lowdown (2004)
(TV Movie)
Spun-off from
Stargate (1994)
Spin-off
Stargate: Infinity (2002)
(TV Series)
The Secret Files of the SGC (2003)
(Video)
Stargate SG-3000 (2004)
Preview to Atlantis (2004)
(TV Movie)
Stargate: Atlantis (2004)
(TV Series)
SGU Stargate Universe (2009)
(TV Series)
Referenced in
Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1: Universal Remonster (2003)
(TV Episode)
In the Aqua Teen Hunger Force Season - 2 Episode 11: Universal Remonster, Oglethorpe and Emory try to steal cable from the gang via a "Fargate" (which is a hybrid word of Stargate and Farscape, since Oglethorpe is determined not to be sued and claims he had the idea first) from under the house to Oglethorpe and Emory's spacecraft... They send the 'Universal Remonster' through the 'Fargate' (Stargate) to access the ability to change the cable's channel. The gates on both sides are a knock-off of the real Stargate.. (Episode excerpt....) Oglethorpe: "We have successfully traveled eons across both space and time, through the 'Fargate'. To get free cable!" Emory: "I think it's a ... Star?-Gate?" Oglethorpe: "It's the 'Fargate'!... "F"! It's different from that movie which I've never seen, so how would I copy it?" Emory: "Chill man! It's alright. Let's just turn it on.." Oglethorpe: "I just want to make sure we are clear, it's the 'Fargate'. Goes far, get it?! And there is no way it came from that movie or that syndicated series based on the movie." Emory: "But... It sure was a good movie!" Oglethorpe: "Ya, yes it was!"
In the Aqua Teen Hunger Force Season - 2 Episode 11: Universal Remonster, Oglethorpe and Emory try to steal cable from the gang via a "Fargate" (which is a hybrid word of Stargate and Farscape, since Oglethorpe is determined not to be sued and claims he had the idea first) from under the house to Oglethorpe and Emory's spacecraft... They send the 'Universal Remonster' through the 'Fargate' (Stargate) to access the ability to change the cable's channel. The gates on both sides are a knock-off of the real Stargate.. (Episode excerpt....) Oglethorpe: "We have successfully traveled eons across both space and time, through the 'Fargate'. To get free cable!" Emory: "I think it's a ... Star?-Gate?" Oglethorpe: "It's the 'Fargate'!... "F"! It's different from that movie which I've never seen, so how would I copy it?" Emory: "Chill man! It's alright. Let's just turn it on.." Oglethorpe: "I just want to make sure we are clear, it's the 'Fargate'. Goes far, get it?! And there is no way it came from that movie or that syndicated series based on the movie." Emory: "But... It sure was a good movie!" Oglethorpe: "Ya, yes it was!"
Stargate SG-3000 (2004)
This is a theme park ride based on the television series STARGATE SG1.
This is a theme park ride based on the television series STARGATE SG1.
City of Heroes (2004)
(Video Game)
General Hammod in the Shadow Shard
General Hammod in the Shadow Shard
Jimmy Neutron: Win, Lose and Kaboom (2004)
(TV Movie)
interstellar transportation device is similar to SG-1's wormhole
interstellar transportation device is similar to SG-1's wormhole
Da Ali G Show: Respek (2004)
(TV Episode)
Ali G says "Are you sure you're not confusing it with Stargate?" about being corrected over confusing Watergate for Waterworld.
Ali G says "Are you sure you're not confusing it with Stargate?" about being corrected over confusing Watergate for Waterworld.
Timesplitters: Future Perfect (2005)
(Video Game)
In the game's final levels, there are several circular doors that when opened, a voice says "Opening Iris". The voice and the way the doors open is identical to the iris shield on the Stargate in the television show. Also, the second to last level has the hero jumping through a portal in the center of a ring-like device with stairs leading up to it, likely a direct reference to the Stargate chamber.
In the game's final levels, there are several circular doors that when opened, a voice says "Opening Iris". The voice and the way the doors open is identical to the iris shield on the Stargate in the television show. Also, the second to last level has the hero jumping through a portal in the center of a ring-like device with stairs leading up to it, likely a direct reference to the Stargate chamber.
Stargate: Atlantis: Critical Mass (2005)
(TV Episode)
It's a crossover: there are sets (the Cheyenne Mountain), plots (the Trust) and even characters from Stargate SG-1 which appear in this episode.
It's a crossover: there are sets (the Cheyenne Mountain), plots (the Trust) and even characters from Stargate SG-1 which appear in this episode.
Bones: The Superhero in the Alley (2006)
(TV Episode)
Hodgins mentions Star Gate when he's talking of graphic novels
Hodgins mentions Star Gate when he's talking of graphic novels
The Simpsons: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore (2006)
(TV Episode)
Stargate Convention
Stargate Convention
Sci Fi Inside: Stargate SG-1 200th Episode (2006)
(TV Movie)
mentioned
mentioned
Screenwipe: Review of the Year (2006)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned by Mark Gatiss.
Mentioned by Mark Gatiss.
Metrénský incident (2007)
(Video)
appearance of stargate
appearance of stargate
WarGames: The Dead Code (2008)
(Video)
"Stargate Worlds" videogame that is played is based on this show
"Stargate Worlds" videogame that is played is based on this show
Sanctuary: Edward (2008)
(TV Episode)
One of Robbie's drawings is of an Unas, a species featured in Stargate SG1
One of Robbie's drawings is of an Unas, a species featured in Stargate SG1
Stargate: Atlantis: Enemy at the Gate (2009)
(TV Episode)
Lt. Col. Sheppard mentions the ZPM could explode when it is plugged in. This tactic was used by Goa'uld System Lord Camulus in SG-1 episode "Zero Hour" (8.4).
Lt. Col. Sheppard mentions the ZPM could explode when it is plugged in. This tactic was used by Goa'uld System Lord Camulus in SG-1 episode "Zero Hour" (8.4).
The Big Bang Theory: The Cushion Saturation (2009)
(TV Episode)
Mentioned by Sheldon.
Mentioned by Sheldon.
Stan Helsing (2009)
Rachel 'Stargate jersey owner' Griffin (joke credit for someone who has worked on this show)
Rachel 'Stargate jersey owner' Griffin (joke credit for someone who has worked on this show)
Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
A geeky character mentions he writes Stargate fanfiction
A geeky character mentions he writes Stargate fanfiction
Gray Matter (2010)
(Video Game)
In the game's "Timmons Park" in Oxford, on one of the trees there is a writing, saying "O'Neill" followed by the stargate symbol.
In the game's "Timmons Park" in Oxford, on one of the trees there is a writing, saying "O'Neill" followed by the stargate symbol.
Community: Mixology Certification (2010)
(TV Episode)
When Abed calls Farscape "a really really god show," the gay guy who tried to pick him up retorts, "Stargate's better."
When Abed calls Farscape "a really really god show," the gay guy who tried to pick him up retorts, "Stargate's better."
Critical Killing (2011)
(Short)
Aspects of the Stargate world are incorporated into this short, as well as direct dialogue referring to the show.
Aspects of the Stargate world are incorporated into this short, as well as direct dialogue referring to the show.
Archer: El Contador (2012)
(TV Episode)
Archer says he has to get back to Earth before the stargate closes, and that the chevrons are locking.
Archer says he has to get back to Earth before the stargate closes, and that the chevrons are locking.
Featured in
Stargate SG-1: Threshold (2001)
(TV Episode)
Flashback of (episode "1969") Teal'c stopping the hippie bus
Flashback of (episode "1969") Teal'c stopping the hippie bus
Stargate: The Lowdown (2003)
(TV Movie)
From Stargate to Atlantis: Sci Fi Lowdown (2004)
(TV Movie)
Clips from the series are used in this special.
Clips from the series are used in this special.
Sci Fi Lowdown: Behind the Stargate - Secrets Revealed (2005)
(TV Movie)
This documentary includes clips from the show.
This documentary includes clips from the show.
Fanboys (2009)
Windows watches three episodes in the Vegas casino hotel room - The Nox, Double Jeopardy and Small Victories
Windows watches three episodes in the Vegas casino hotel room - The Nox, Double Jeopardy and Small Victories
Syfy 20th Anniversary Special (2012)
(TV Movie)
10 min section about the series
10 min section about the series
Spoofed in
Sumuru (2003)
