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00:00 – Splash Screen
00:14 – Opening Credits
00:44 – Welcome & New Discord Channel
3:10 – Guest Introductions
13:48 – Question 1
16:03 – Question 2
18:55 – Question 3
20:33 – Question 4
22:42 – Question 5
25:00 – Question 6
27:07 – Question 7
32:44 – Question 8
35:35 – Question 9
39:00 – Question 10
40:50 – Question 11
43:02 – Question 12
47:11 – Question 13
54:44 – Question 14
56:10 – Question 15
57:56 – Question 16
1:04:13 – Question 17
1:05:59 – Question 18
1:09:06 – Question 19
1:10:35 – Question 20
1:13:31 – Question 21
1:17:09 – Question 22
1:18:50 – Question 23
1:20:27 – Question 24
1:26:30 – While We’re Waiting…
1:27:54 – And the Winner Is…
1:29:23 – Thanks to Panelists
1:30:40 – Fan Art
1:31:24 – January Giveaway
1:32:20 – Call to Action
1:33:32 – End Credits

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David Read:
Welcome everyone to Dial the Gate, Episode 41. Stargate Trivia is back and I have a whole group of people ready for you on another screen here who are gonna participate with us. Darren from GateWorld is back. We’ve got members of the Stargate Super Fans and the lovely Ms. Linda Furey, Gate Gabber, is gonna help us out as well. Before we get to that, I do have some housekeeping that I wanna do really quick here and a new social feature that we are introducing with major thanks to Claire Byrr and Rhys. We’re announcing a brand-new Discord channel. The link is posted here, so please be sure to copy it exactly. A lot of the fans come together each week on YouTube to chat and now the discussion doesn’t have to end once the show is off the air. Go and check out our Discord channel after today’s shows. Also, if you like Stargate and you wanna see more content like this on YouTube, it would mean a great deal if you click the Like button. It really makes a difference with YouTube’s algorithm and will definitely help us grow our audience. Please also consider sharing this video with a Stargate friend and if you want to get notified about future episodes, click the Subscribe icon. Giving the Bell icon a click will notify you the moment a new video drops and you’ll get my notifications of any last-minute guest changes. This is key if you plan on watching live. Last week, it happened; now and again, these things happen. Clips from this livestream will be released over the course of the next several days on GateWorld.net and in the coming weeks on Dial the Gate, if I can get my act together. That’s all that we’ve got for you for the pre-show. What’s gonna happen now is I’m gonna bring our guests in and we are gonna have a trivia challenge with questions that have been submitted to us by fandom into [email protected]. We are, near the end of that, gonna turn the questions over to the chat room on YouTube, at YouTube.com/dialthegate, and those questions are gonna be responsible for completing the round of trivia today. If you have some trivia ideas, start submitting them in the YouTube chat now. Without further ado, our panelists. Hello, world. How’s everybody doing? Doing good? You can unmute now.

Nicole:
I’m assuming we unmute. Hi.

Darren Sumner:
Hey, everybody. We got a crew; we got a group.

David Read:
We do indeed. I’m gonna start from my top left and work our way down. Sonia, introduce yourself.

Sonia:
Hi, I’m Sonia. I’m from Los Angeles and I’m a nerd.

David Read:
Everyone, please tell me the villain that you wish had their story end differently.

Sonia:
I was thinking about this for a little while and the one villain I would’ve loved to see more of was Linea. In “Prisoners,” it was one episode with her and it was such a compelling storyline. I was really excited when, in “Past and Present,” she came back. But two episodes? Come on, there could’ve been so much more fleshed out with that character.

David Read:
She was a villain for all of six minutes in the first one too, so keep that in mind. Sommer, our scorekeeper and chief moderator.

Sommer:
Hello.

David Read:
A little bit about yourself and villain whose fate you wish ended differently.

Sommer:
My name is Sommer, I claim to be a Furling and I love working with you guys on Dial the Gate, it’s awesome. The villain that I couldn’t stand to see the end of was Ba’al, because I love him and I would have loved to see him somehow come through and survive in a different timeline. I don’t care. Just bring back Ba’al. That’s all I care about. That’s it.

David Read:
Yvie.

Yvie:
Good morning from down under. I’m Yvie, I’m from Perth in Western Australia. I would say that the character I wish had a little bit more time on screen would be Nirrti. I feel like she had sort of an interesting background, being that she was sort of all sciencey and I was a little bit disappointed that she was written off in “Metamorphosis.” I did appreciate that Jacqueline Samuda was actually involved in the writing of the episode, but I do feel like there was a little bit more there with her character.

David Read:
That’s fair. Nicole.

Nicole:
Hello. I’m Nicole, I just said it. I’m from Cambridge in England. Don’t know what my accent is, but it’s apparently English somehow. I would have to say that my favorite villain that, unfortunately, didn’t have the ending I would’ve wanted was Hathor. She was such a fine lady, she was a goddess in every way, shape, and form and it’s a shame that she didn’t get to stick around as much and do as much damage because she was so much fun to have around.

David Read:
That’s fair. William?

William:
Good afternoon, sir. How are you doing?

David Read:
Well, yourself?

William:
Doing great. Thanks for having us here, this is always good to see everybody. My name’s William Murphy. I live in South Carolina in the southeastern United States, basically right smack in the middle between Disney World and the United States Capitol. As far as a villain that I thought did not get their due, I’ve got to go with Tanith.

David Read:
Good choice.

William:
The guy got iced before the opening credits of an episode. I mean, Peter Wingfield played him? That’s fricking Methos, man, from Highlander. That could have been a far more epic end than getting blasted.

David Read:
Absolutely. I’ve got to ask, “How are things at the nuclear power plant?”

William:
Excellent.

David Read:
There we go. Darren, introduce yourself and tell us why that was written that way for Peter Wingfield. You know the answer.

Darren Sumner:
My name is Darren, of Dial the Gate fame. I’m from the great state of Washington. I also created GateWorld 21 years ago. Nicole was making me feel old before we got started, but most people do that these days. First, Peter Wingfield, of course they asked him to come back. They wanted to use Tanith more, but there was a scheduling conflict and Peter couldn’t come back. They wanted to do the story at the beginning of “48 Hours,” so they CG’d his face onto the ship that Teal’c shoots down at the start of the episode. Very sad. This is the kind of ins and outs of production, of course. Often characters get written out when they otherwise would not have, or can’t come back.

David Read:
That’s right. There wasn’t gonna be a Season Six at this point, so this is how they chose to give the fans something.

Darren Sumner:
To give some kind of end for Tanith. My villain that I wanted to see more of, but David and I can read each other’s minds so he knows exactly what I’m gonna say, is Osiris. Love Anna-Louise Plowman.

David Read:
Did not see that one coming.

Darren Sumner:
I loved her performance; I love Osiris as a character. She gave way to Anubis when Anubis came in, standing in for him in “Summit” and “Last Stand.” She came back in Season Seven in a great episode where she’s on Earth and then she gets caught. I love the fact that we got Sarah Gardner back, that she got de-Goa’uld’d, but I wanted more of Osiris and I wanted more of Sarah Gardner beyond those 30 seconds with Daniel after the symbiote had been removed.

David Read:
That’s fair. Our question giver, Linda, the Gate Gabber, Furey. Hello Linda.

Linda:
Hey, David. How’s it going?

David Read:
I’m good. Where are you hailing from, and your villain, please?

Linda:
I am from sunny San Diego, California, but I grew up in Salem, Massachusetts. I’ve always lived someplace strange where people walk around in costume all the time. I just went from witches to Comic Con Central.

Darren Sumner:
Hey, you’re right at home among sci-fi fans, then.

Linda:
God, yes, totally. It’s nothing new to me to see people in dinosaur suits on the sidewalk every day.

Darren Sumner:
Do people in San Francisco cosplay in December?

David Read:
San Diego.

Darren Sumner:
In San Diego in December?

Linda:
Yeah. You’ll see random Superman or a random person in something homemade that’s really cool and you have no clue what they’re riffing on, but it’s awesome. It’s a bit of a convention all the time, especially if you get over to the museum in Balboa Park, to the Comic Con Museum, there’s always people in costume there. As for villains, I would have said Osiris, because she’s my favorite, but I’m gonna say Apophis because we all know that when that ship crashed, the Replicators turned themselves into him. He’s walking around as a Replicator somewhere and I always wanted to see that.

David Read:
On Delmak?

Darren Sumner:
Yeah.

David Read:
All right; there we go. All right, guys. Let’s play some trivia. Sommer, are the moderators keeping an eye in the chat for questions?

Sommer:
Actually, it looks like we’re a mod short today. Unless one of the mods comes in to help, I’m just gonna ask that everybody saves their questions in the chat to the end. That’ll help me keep track of them better while keeping score with you guys, if that’s OK.

David Read:
That’s fair. We’ll call out throughout the show to get everyone in the chat to have a couple of questions standing by. All right, Linda?

Linda:
Yes?

David Read:
Did you manage to keep track of who submitted which questions so we can give them a shout-out?

Linda:
Yes, I did. Forgive me, people, for massacring your names when I pronounce them. I will do my absolute best.

David Read:
Everyone is getting every question?

Linda:
Yes.

David Read:
All right, cool. Sommer will keep track of points. This is the first time that we’ve done it this large of a group. There we go. We’re gonna be feeling our way through this.

Darren Sumner:
How does this work? This is not Jeopardy style where we have to buzz in?

David Read:
Correct.

Darren Sumner:
Everybody’s gonna answer?

David Read:
Yep. We’re gonna all take a minute to write and then we’ll reveal the answers when everyone’s done, simultaneously, and Sommer will add up the right ones. Someone’s got a fish tank running.

Linda:
That’s me. My bad.

Darren Sumner:
It’s good ambiance. It sounds like a puddle.

Linda:
It’s a turtle. I’m in the turtle timeline.

David Read:
It’s a turtle. That’s exactly right. Hopefully I won’t need to pee sooner.

Linda:
I can unplug it if it’s annoying.

David Read:
No, it’s fine.

Linda:
Do you want me to get started with the first question then?

David Read:
Yeah. Everyone in the chat, you’re welcome to play along. You’ll have plenty of time to write it down.

William:
Shel’kek nem’ron, my friends.

David Read:
Shel’kek nem’ron.

Darren Sumner:
We’re gonna get through this, William. We’re gonna get through this. If you don’t know the answer, just say something funny.

David Read:
That’s right.

Darren Sumner:
Better funny than right.

David Read:
I’ve already got my stupid answer standing by. Here we go.

Yvie:
I was gonna go with some Cards Against Humanity type answers.

David Read:
This is a trivia round.

Nicole:
I was gonna go with poop.

David Read:
Jeez. All right.

Linda:
Question number one then?

David Read:
Please.

Linda:
Everybody ready? What are the names of Harmony’s two sisters in the Atlantis episode that they’re in?

David Read:
For God’s sake.

Nicole:
Oh my god. I’m gonna punch myself.

Linda:
That question was submitted to us by Batmaul.

David Read:
Batmaul. If you know it, then put it up. If you don’t know it, then you don’t know it. Hold on with your answers. Everyone ready?

Nicole:
No, but go.

David Read:
Yvie?

Yvie:
Yes.

David Read:
All right, show ’em. Ebony and Ivory. We’re off to a bad start. Penelope and Atona, Serenity and Joan.

Sommer:
<< Living in perfect harmony >>

David Read:
I don’t think that any of us got it.

Darren Sumner:
This is a hard question.

David Read:
What’s the answer?

Linda:
The answer is Flora and Mardola.

Darren Sumner:
Of course. Flora and Mardola.

William:
Great question, great question.

Darren Sumner:
I thought we were starting easy.

Nicole:
I was gonna put Ethel.

David Read:
Sommer, you’re gonna wanna write much bigger.

Sommer:
I was teasing. I wasn’t really participating.

David Read:
Everyone’s still at zero. Great.

Sonia:
We’re all tied.

Darren Sumner:
That’s it, practice.

Sonia:
All tied for first.

David Read:
That’s a practice.

Darren Sumner:
Practicing with the boards.

David Read:
All right. I’m gonna be curious to watch the chat and see if anyone got it.

Sonia:
They’re all laughing at us.

David Read:
They can go and check real quick too.

Sommer:
Actually, everybody’s been pretty stumped on that one, we don’t need to feel bad.

David Read:
I’m glad they’re not running to Wiki then. That’s great. They’re actually sincerely playing. All right, moving on. Flora and Mardola, that’s right.

Linda:
Question number two, this is also from Batmaul. In the SG1 episode, “The First Ones,” there are two characters who are possessed by Goa’uld. What are their names?

Nicole:
Oh, no. Oh my god.

David Read:
I was afraid of something like this ’cause if you get one of them right, what do we do? I guess everyone can get a point if you can get one of them. I’m calling that right now.

Sommer:
I’m not participating in this one ’cause I know no good jokes to go with this one.

Nicole:
Do I get half a point if I got one of them?

David Read:
If you get one of them, we’ll give you a point.

Nicole:
I get one of them?

David Read:
At the rate we’re going, it’s probably a good idea. I know one of them ’cause one of them is one of my favorite guest characters.

Nicole:
Same, that’s why I’m upset.

Sonia:
Punished myself. Where’s my pen?

Yvie:
I’m really bad with the episode names, so I’m struggling to think of which episode it is. I’m a terrible fan.

David Read:
Chloe. Chloe was in this episode. Anyone need more time?

Nicole:
No.

David Read:
All right. Three, two, one. Not Chaka?

Sommer:
Not Chaka.

David Read:
Reitman…

Nicole:
I forgot his name.

David Read:
Darren didn’t remember?

Darren Sumner:
I could not remember Rothman for the life of me.

David Read:
Wow.

Darren Sumner:
There’s no way I remember the other one.

Nicole:
Does it count that I put archaeologist that Jack hates?

David Read:
No.

Sonia:
Forgot his name too.

David Read:
Everyone put them back up so Sommer can check.

Nicole:
Does it count the other guy with the symbiote in his wrist?

Darren Sumner:
In his wrist?

Sommer:
Richards is correct

Darren Sumner:
I don’t think I saw that one.

David Read:
I don’t think so. Linda, what’s the answer?

Linda:
It’s Rothman and Hawkins.

Sommer:
Hawkins.

Nicole:
Darn it, that’s what it was.

David Read:
All right, Sonia, me, did anyone else have Rothman?

Nicole:
No. I had man at the end because I knew that it was man.

Sonia:
I wrote Dr. Beard Guy because I forgot Rothman. At the last second I was like, “Oh, it was Rothman! That was his name.” Thankfully I remembered his name.

David Read:
Linda, we’re gonna have you reveal the answer now, before showing our answers.

Linda:
OK, cool.

David Read:
So, I don’t forget to ask you for it.

Linda:
All right.

David Read:
All right, let’s keep on going. We’ll check scores in a little while.

Linda:
OK, this is the last of my killer questions from Batmaul. What title was originally given to the Stargate Universe episode “Darkness?” It had another title while it was in the works.

David Read:
Really? Hint for everyone, this was when they were doing one-word titles.

William:
There’s no way my answer is wrong. 0% chance.

David Read:
Everyone ready?

William:
I’m so ready.

David Read:
Linda, what’s the answer?

Linda:
The answer is “Fire.”

Nicole:
I put Dark One Night.

David Read:
Boom. Whoa, Darren!

Linda:
Darren!

Darren Sumner:
I’m so excited to know one.

Nicole:
Thank you, William.

David Read:
Geez, all right.

Darren Sumner:
Not only was it called “Fire,” but it was also a one-part episode. “Fire” got split up into “Darkness” and “Light.”

David Read:
Wow.

Nicole:
If I knew that, I could probably maybe guess that.

Sonia:
Spoiler alert, I’m gonna get all the Universe questions wrong ’cause I haven’t watched it in…

David Read:
Geez, man. All right.

Linda:
Our next question is from Kendall Bliss. Ishta from SG-1, “Sacrifices,” was played by Jolene Blalock. What other sci-fi role did Blalock have on another science fiction series?

David Read:
This is not a Stargate question, but I will allow it.

Nicole:
I don’t watch Star Trek. This doesn’t help me.

David Read:
We wanna name the character?

Linda:
Yup.

David Read:
OK. Everyone ready?

Nicole:
No.

Yvie:
No.

David Read:
Who’s no?

Linda:
If I’m correct, chat has it.

David Read:
Anyone… We good? Don’t make the clever answers long. All right, what’s the answer?

Linda:
The answer is T’Pol on Star Trek Enterprise.

Sommer:
Correct.

Nicole:
I did it wrong, but technically I did it right!

Yvie:
Mine’s totally wrong.

David Read:
7 of 9. Lady of something somewhere. All right.

Sonia:
I don’t watch that version of Star Trek, sorry.

David Read:
Sommer, did you add ’em?

Sommer:
I did. You’re good.

David Read:
That’s fast, all right.

William:
It’s been a long road. Oh God, let’s not do that.

Linda:
William, you got it too, though?

David Read:
It’s been a long road.

William:
I did.

Nicole:
It’s impressive that the only one I got right was from a show I don’t watch.

David Read:
I’m working my way through the Xindi arc right now. I rewatch it once every couple years. It’s my favorite single season of Star Trek.

Darren Sumner:
I am taking my kids through ’90s Star Trek and we are at the end of Season Three of DS9.

David Read:
Wow. Starting to get good.

William:
Your children are in for such a treat. You’re doing it right.

Sonia:
Prefer ’60s Star Trek.

David Read:
I don’t blame you. All right.

Darren Sumner:
We did that too. We skipped a bunch, but we did that too.

Sonia:
You can skip a bunch.

William:
That’s cool.

Linda:
OK, next question is from Christophe Colada. Which was the first episode written for Stargate SG-1 by Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie to air?

Darren Sumner:
First to air, not first that was written?

Linda:
Yes.

Yvie:
Is this a trick question?

Sonia:
I know, right.

Sommer:
I know the season, but I have no clue the episode.

William:
I’ve got a 1 in 209-something chance.

Nicole:
214.

David Read:
If you have no idea of the sequence, yeah. Everyone ready?

Darren Sumner:
This is where it finally pays off to write an episode guide for 14 years.

David Read:
Yes. It has come down to this. All right, everyone ready?

Sonia:
Hold on.

Nicole:
No. I’m just gonna write one.

David Read:
Looks like you’re about to retch.

Nicole:
I don’t know which one.

William:
Do it.

Nicole:
There we go, did one.

David Read:
All right, Linda, reveal.

Linda:
The answer is “Window of Opportunity.”

Nicole:
I was gonna put that one but I put “The Curse.” I hate me!

William:
Jerks.

Yvie:
I got one.

Nicole:
Was it really “Window of Opportunity?” Yvie!

David Read:
I thought they wrote “Scorched Earth” first, but I guess I was wrong.

Darren Sumner:
David Josiah Read, you know “Scorched Earth” didn’t air first.

William:
Hey, scrub.

Sommer:
The chat was also torn between “Scorched Earth” and “Window of Opportunity.”

Darren Sumner:
“Scorched Earth” was written first.

David Read:
That’s where I’m getting it mixed up.

Nicole:
I just threw a word in from Season Four.

David Read:
Don’t hate. I liked the kitty cat, though.

Sonia:
Thank you.

David Read:
All right.

Sonia:
I tried.

William:
You get points in my heart.

David Read:
If you can’t learn to do something well, learn to enjoy doing it poorly.

Yvie:
That’s my approach to this quiz.

Nicole:
Yeah, same.

Sonia:
As you get all the questions right, Yvie.

Linda:
Our next question is from Platschu, also known as Akos. The question is, what is the name of the space shuttle which had a tragic accident with Mission Commander Samantha Carter onboard? This is from “Continuum.”

Sommer:
Akos is my trivia spirit animal for Stargate. He always has the craziest questions, it’s amazing.

Nicole:
I know this answer.

David Read:
I suck.

Darren Sumner:
I am guessing.

William:
I wanna say I know this. We’ll find out.

Nicole:
Can you say the question again? Try and drop it in my mind.

Linda:
The name of the space shuttle that Mission Commander Samantha Carter was on that had a tragic accident leading to her death.

David Read:
She was an astronaut.

Linda:
It’s in “Continuum.”

David Read:
In the alternate reality of “Continuum.” I don’t remember the name of the shuttle, I’m just guessing. I don’t know if it’s one of the real shuttles or not, but we’ll find out. Everyone ready to go? All right. Linda, what is it?

Linda:
The answer is Intrepid.

David Read:
Intrepid.

Yvie:
What? No.

David Read:
That’s a good name for a shuttle. Enterprise, Atlantis, Endeavor, Expeditioner.

Nicole:
Expeditioner.

David Read:
Tsazu and Discovery.

Darren Sumner:
David, I thought yours said Palpatine.

David Read:
I didn’t notice.

Nicole:
I’m glad we all suck together, guys. This is lovely.

Yvie:
Bonding experience.

Darren Sumner:
Hey, does YouTube allow us to drink?

David Read:
Yes.

Nicole:
Is it too late to get some whiskey?

Darren Sumner:
If we get it wrong?

David Read:
Man, I don’t know if that’s a good idea.

Darren Sumner:
It’d be fun to watch.

Linda:
OK. Many, many Goa’uld of Egyptian names appear on SG-1. Can you name five of them? This is Anony-Mouse’s question.

David Read:
This is gonna be complicated for Sommer.

Nicole:
Five Egyptian Goa’uld?

Linda:
Five Egyptian Goa’uld.

William:
Anony-Mouse, thank you very much for giving us Goa’uld.

Sommer:
I have to count now.

William:
Specifically Egyptian.

Sommer:
I know all of you can at least get three, if not more.

Nicole:
Can we?

David Read:
Yeah.

Linda:
You can have a point apiece for any you get.

William:
I’m not overthinking this one. It’s just Egyptian Goa’uld.

Nicole:
I don’t know how to spell that.

David Read:
That’s fine.

William:
I’m gonna keep going.

David Read:
That appeared?

Linda:
Let’s see. I think they all were seen.

David Read:
OK.

Linda:
All of the ones that are on my list.

David Read:
It doesn’t have to be in host form?

Linda:
Doesn’t have to be in a host form.

David Read:
OK, good.

Linda:
If it’s the symbiote, that’s fine.

David Read:
OK, good, ’cause I got one that’s a symbiote.

Sommer:
Pull those answers up a lot. So, I can count.

David Read:
We’re gonna do ’em individually.

Sommer:
OK, good.

Nicole:
I don’t remember which ones came from where. You know what? I’m slapping ’em all down.

David Read:
Linda, can you do me a favor and turn the water off for the time being?

Linda:
Certainly.

David Read:
Thank you. I’m thinking of all the people who have this on their big screen and they’re hearing a tinkling. Thank you.

Nicole:
Can anybody think of more than five?

David Read:
I stopped at five. I don’t know.

William:
I’m coming up on seven.

Darren Sumner:
I don’t know if I can even think of five. I might have to Google some of these.

Nicole:
I’m at seven, ’cause I’m pretty sure at least two are wrong.

Sonia:
I wrote six because I’m not sure about one.

David Read:
All right. Sonia, you ready?

Sonia:
No.

David Read:
Are you ready enough?

Sonia:
Yes.

David Read:
All right, Sonia. Hathor, yes. Apophis, yes. Seth, yes. Osiris, yes. Bastet, yes. Ba’al is Canaanite. Just Sonia right now. Baal is Canaanite. I think all the others are correct.

Sommer:
So, you got five. OK.

Sonia:
Woo-hoo!

David Read:
All right. Me.

Sommer:
Osiris, Isis.

William:
Solid.

Darren Sumner:
Ah, very solid.

Nicole:
I was gonna put Isis,

Darren Sumner:
Man, I forgot about half of those.

Nicole:
Whoo.

David Read:
I could think of the family members. All right. Yvie? Ra, Hathor, Apophis, Nirrti and Ba’al. Nirrti is Hindu and Ba’al is Canaanite.

Yvie:
I’m assuming I have some wrong.

David Read:
So, a point for each?

Linda:
Yep. So, three for Yvie.

Nicole:
Up to five.

Linda:
Three for Yvie.

David Read:
Five for Sonia, five for me. Nicole Rodriguez Galvo.

Nicole:
Just accept five.

David Read:
Ra, Hathor, Osiris, Apophis, Heru’ur.

Nicole:
Don’t remember.

Linda:
She got ’em all.

David Read:
She got five.

Darren Sumner:
I didn’t know we could write more than five.

David Read:
She’s not gonna get them. She can get a maximum of five.

Nicole:
Maximum of five. I’m not taking Seth. I’m not cheeky, I just put down five.

Darren Sumner:
I could have written eight names on here that I don’t know.

David Read:
William, Ra, Osiris, Seth, Apophis, Heru’ur, Hathor. All right, five.

William:
Amonet would have been one too, maybe?

David Read:
Amonet would be.

Sonia:
Duh. And Anubis. Why did I not think of Anubis?

David Read:
Anubis.

Nicole:
I was watching a show about him the other day and then I went, “Oh yeah, Anubis.”

David Read:
Darren?

Darren Sumner:
Somebody’s gonna have to Google one of these, I promise you.

David Read:
Thoth, Sekhmet…

Nicole:
What a good one.

David Read:
That’s great.

Nicole:
I’m gonna give you applause.

Sommer:
What a great one.

David Read:
Thoth was in “Evolution Part 2.”

Darren Sumner:
Was he Egyptian?

Nicole:
Yes.

David Read:
Pretty positive.

Linda:
He’s the ibis-headed god.

David Read:
What the hell’s an ibis?

Linda:
A bird with a curvy beak.

David Read:
Got it.

Linda:
All right. After that, the score is as follows.

David Read:
David is seven, Darren is eight, William is seven, Sonia is six, Yvie is four, Nicole is six.

Linda:
There you go.

David Read:
Thank you.

William:
It’s a close game, close game.

Nicole:
Bringing up the rear.

Darren Sumner:
Wow, thanks everybody. This was fun.

Nicole:
It’s OK, Yvie.

David Read:
We’re not done yet, boy, we’re keeping up.

Darren Sumner:
What do I win? Did I win some concept art?

David Read:
How many questions has that been?

Linda:
Let’s see. That was six, seven questions I believe.

David Read:
OK. We’ll go to 21. Let’s do another seven.

Linda:
The next question is from Russell Baldwin and it is, what was the name of Teyla’s father? He’s actually called two different things and either name will do to get the point.

Darren Sumner:
Bonus points for getting both of them?

Linda:
Good question. What do you think, David?

David Read:
Yes. If you’re referring to the name that’s given in “Rising,” I’m pretty sure that’s her mother.

Nicole:
Damn it.

David Read:
So, if you get her mother, I’ll take that as well.

Darren Sumner:
You’re right. It’s not specified in the dialogue.

David Read:
No. Depending on what the baby is named later on, that’s pretty much confirmed, so I will take both.

Darren Sumner:
Is there not a clarification on father or mother in “The Gift?”

David Read:
I don’t believe they’re named.

Darren Sumner:
Dad’s in flashbacks in that episode, isn’t he?

David Read:
He is. We hear his voice but I don’t think he’s named, other than “Father.”

William:
Man, it’s great to talk shop with you guys. This is fun.

David Read:
I don’t know. I’d love to be an ant on the wall in one of your professional spaces.

William:
No, you wouldn’t. Incredibly boring. You’d ruin it. Don’t wish that on yourself. I like you too much.

David Read:
“The C45 cell is down to 45%. We better look out, otherwise we’re gonna have a containment breach.”

William:
Usually it’s, “You got that work order done?” “No.” “Make sure you fill out your TPS report.”

David Read:
TPS reports. All right, everyone ready? OK. Linda, the answers?

Linda:
Torren and Tagan.

Nicole:
Sorry. I didn’t know how to spell it.

Sonia:
I thought it was Aman.

Sommer:
Yvie and Will. Will got one. Yvie, none. The rest, is that Aman? What a waste, eh? What is this?

Sonia:
Spellings. It’s wrong anyway.

Sommer:
OK, does that count, the Agan, or Tagan?

David Read:
It’s Tagan.

Sommer:
You got it. I’ll give you a point for that and the rest of you get two. All right.

Darren Sumner:
Phew.

David Read:
I don’t think it’s ever truly specified. I think you have to deduce that Tagan was her mother.

Darren Sumner:
That’s a good point, because it is a matriarchal society.

Linda:
SG1AU gives us the next question. It’s how many people commanded the SGC during SG1’s 10-year run?

David Read:
Commanded the SGC?

Linda:
Yep.

David Read:
What’s up, William?

William:
I was asking, it’s not asking for names, just number?

Linda:
Just the number.

David Read:
Please, God, a number. OK.

Nicole:
Do alternate realities count?

David Read:
No. That’s a bad idea.

Darren Sumner:
Our SGC?

Nicole:
Does General West count?

Darren Sumner:
Not any SGC.

David Read:
West was not in SG-1.

Sonia:
That’s not SG-1. Good.

Nicole:
No, that was the movie.

William:
I guess Hammond already had it.

David Read:
From seasons 1 to 10 in our reality, and Hammond of Texas, who commanded Stargate Command? No, I mean the number.

Sonia:
Am I forgetting something?

David Read:
Quite possibly.

Sommer:
A lot of different answers coming in the chat for this one.

Nicole:
I feel like I’m screwed up.

David Read:
It’s OK. It’s possible to get the correct number and not know who they were.

Darren Sumner:
You could accidentally get this right. If you think you might be wrong then round up.

William:
I hope that the answer comes with the people because I’m interested.

Sonia:
I’m interested too.

Linda:
I can read them off.

William:
Excellent.

David Read:
You guys ready?

Nicole:
Yep.

David Read:
God. Linda, give it to us. What’s the number?

Linda:
OK. The number is five. Oh, man. George Hammon, Major General Bauer, Dr Elizabeth Weir, Jack O’Neill and Hank Landry.

William:
Landry! Oh my God, I suck.

David Read:
I forgot Weir!

Sonia:
That’s the one I forgot.

David Read:
That was the hard one.

Darren Sumner:
That was the hard one because he had it for all of half an hour.

David Read:
Wow, look at you Nicole. Well done.

Nicole:
I was just checking with Sonia to make sure she was happy with that.

David Read:
Douche.

Sonia:
Yeah, I am happy with that.

David Read:
Who else forgot Weir? I forgot Weir.

Yvie:
I forgot Weir.

Sonia:
I forgot the douche guy.

David Read:
What a patsy.

Linda:
He was not a great actor. I remember his acting and I didn’t like it.

David Read:
Really? He’s a patsy.

William:
Well done, Nicole. Well done.

Nicole:
Thank you.

David Read:
Well done, Darren.

William:
And Nicole.

David Read:
Anyone else got it?

Sommer:
Darren got it too, yes.

David Read:
Darren, Nicole?

Sommer:
Yeah, definitely.

Nicole:
Darren, you and me, high five through the thing.

Darren Sumner:
There we go.

David Read:
Moving on.

Linda:
All right. So, Sally Whiteside, who was interviewed by Kerry earlier, sent this one in and it says, “In what episode of SG-1 does Teal’c tell that famous Jaffa joke?”

Sommer:
Just watched that one last week.

David Read:
I wish that he had laughed again. When Vala asks him in the last episode, “Did you and me hook up?” I wish Teal’c had laughed in her face. All right; all set? Linda?

Linda:
Seth.

David Read:
Sounded like Beth.

Nicole:
A Setesh Guard’s nose drips…

Darren Sumner:
Who can draw the best Satesh Guard?

David Read:
There is a drawing online of the three of them meeting together and it’s in color.

Nicole:
I’ve seen that.

Sonia:
His nose is dripping.

David Read:
That’s what’s funny about it.

William:
Also, that episode having the earliest, awesomest, most obscure reference to Anubis on the Tok’ra. Those one lines. I remember freaking out when I saw that initially.

David Read:
Hail Dorothy. All right. Linda, let us know when we’ve hit 14, ’cause we’ll get the tally again.

Linda:
I think we need 2 more to make 14. This next one is from Russell Baldwin. What present did Jack give to Skaara in the 1994 movie?

Sonia:
I really hope this is right. I haven’t watched the movie in forever.

David Read:
I don’t think it’s in the final cut. Is it in the final cut, Darren? Did they keep that intact?

Darren Sumner:
The final cut of the movie?

David Read:
The final cut of “Children of the Gods.” Did they keep that sub-subplot intact? Anyway, everyone, ready to go?

David Read:
Gate Gabber?

Darren Sumner:
I’m trying to remember.

Linda:
A lighter.

Sommer:
Correct. Everybody wins, woo-hoo. All right.

David Read:
In the original version, he tries to give it back to Jack. He says, “Oh yeah, no, keep.”

Sonia:
You’re right.

Darren Sumner:
That’s right. It comes up again.

David Read:
I don’t think they left that in. They may have in final cut.

Darren Sumner:
I don’t remember if it’s in final cut.

David Read:
I don’t remember it.

Darren Sumner:
That’s a good question.

Nicole:
Are we going to 21 questions or 21 answers?

David Read:
We’re going to 21 total questions and then we’ll invite the audience to submit some and then it’s all gonna go straight to hell.

Sonia:
Then we’ll go to 100 questions.

David Read:
No.

Nicole:
No, 214, the amount of SG-1 episodes there are.

Sommer:
The audience consensus is that it is in the final cut. The YouTube audience.

Linda:
All right. One more and then see how we’re doing on totals?

David Read:
If this next one is 14, then yes.

Linda:
OK. I’ve lost track of whether it’s 13 or 14.

David Read:
OK, that’s fine. One more.

Linda:
This question is from Connor Mazuka, who’s known as Tiber Septim on YouTube. Who was the last High Councilor of Atlantis when the Lanteans evacuated back to Earth? Any version of this character’s name is fine.

David Read:
I’ll take multiple names. You know what? No.

Nicole:
We don’t get every single name?

David Read:
Two points if you can name more than one name.

Nicole:
Or three.

David Read:
If you get more than one of the names correct, I’ll take it. I’ll take them as an extra point.

Nicole:
Can’t spell it, but …

David Read:
That doesn’t matter, as long as it sounds right. God. You guys ready?

Nicole:
Yeah.

Darren Sumner:
Ready.

David Read:
All right. And what are the answers, Miss Gate Gabber Fury?

Linda:
I have as answers, Moros, Myrddin and Merlin.

William:
Nicole getting the hat trick.

David Read:
The husband of the woman from Frozen and sorry.

Sonia:
He was in one episode.

Nicole:
I can’t remember if it was Myrddin or Meirdin. I hope I got that right.

David Read:
Myrddin, Moros and Merlin. Those are all correct.

Sommer:
So, are we getting three points or just the two?

David Read:
Whoever put three gets the three. I didn’t even think of Myrddin.

Sommer:
OK, so three, two for William and I got yours, Darren, and two for David, and Sonia and Yvie, none, correct?

David Read:
Did you get Nicole?

Sommer:
Nicole, you got two or three, Nicole?

Nicole:
Three.

William:
She’s killing it.

Nicole:
I wanna win.

David Read:
And Nicole, who played Moros?

Nicole:
F’d if I know. I was too young to pay attention to actors.

William:
Really talented actor.

David Read:
It’s Matthew Walker.

Nicole:
What else has he done?

Darren Sumner:
He did Merlin also.

Nicole:
I didn’t notice that.

David Read:
Really? You didn’t notice that?

Nicole:
I’ve never seen it. Who’s talking about it?

David Read:
That’s one of the ones, I think they hired the same actor.

William:
They did.

Nicole:
Wait, are you talking about the show or his other character?

Darren Sumner:
His other character. He played Merlin.

Nicole:
OK. Of course I’ve seen Merlin.

David Read:
I know that they hired the same actor but I think after the fact they then retconned it to make it the same character once they got the mythology going into seasons 9 and 10.

Nicole:
It’s weird that such a grumpy, old ancient somehow turned into Merlin.

William:
He plays another character earlier in SG-1.

David Read:
“Did you find the touchstone?”

Darren Sumner:
“Did you find the touchstone?”

David Read:
Sommer, can you bring that a little to your right, please? And a little back. Perfect. I have the Dial the Gate logo over the top of it, so a little bit more to your right. To your right.

Darren Sumner:
Just where you lead us.

David Read:
There we go. So, David is 13. Darren is 13, William is 12, Sonia is 10, Yvie is 5, Nicole is 8.

Sonia:
No, Nicole is 13.

Nicole:
Eight, excuse me, can you count?

David Read:
13? No, I guess I can’t. I apologize.

Nicole:
Goddammit.

William:
No, it clearly says eight. It clearly says eight, Nicole.

David Read:
10 equals 8.

Nicole:
I’m gonna come over and mess you up.

William:
Come on, come on.

Nicole:
I’ll row there since I can’t catch a flight.

David Read:
Jeez, man.

Nicole:
I’ll be a whale and a clown.

Linda:
This next one is murderously hard.

Sommer:
‘Cause none of them have been so far.

Linda:
They’re really trying to kill you guys with the questions. All of our many watchers have come up with some great stuff.

Nicole:
Stop.

Linda:
This one’s from Jakub Olejarz. It says, “If you watch all three Stargate TV series, there are nine real Earth countries that are seen on screen at some point, that characters are there. How many of them can you name? Point for each.”

Nicole:
Real-world countries we actually see?

Linda:
Real-world countries we actually see on Earth.

Nicole:
They didn’t film it there; you just see it?

David Read:
It’s supposed to be there.

Darren Sumner:
In the fictional world.

David Read:
There’s footage of a scene taking place there.

Darren Sumner:
So, if the question is how many can I name, then the correct answer is three. Do I get a point for that?

Nicole:
Can somebody quickly help me out? Who descended from the Mayans?

David Read:
Mexicans.

Nicole:
Thank you. I don’t know anything about America.

William:
This is a good question.

Linda:
I spent a lot of time looking things up to see that Jakub had gotten them all right, and he had.

David Read:
Wow.

Linda:
He’s very good.

William:
If one of them’s Antarctica, I’m calling shenanigans right now.

Darren Sumner:
That’s not a country.

David Read:
Does he consider that, Linda?

Linda:
He did not put it on the list.

David Read:
Good for him. Isn’t that interesting?

William:
Good for him. That’s very good.

Nicole:
What about the part of Antarctica that belongs to America?

David Read:
All right. Nope, Antarctica doesn’t count even though I just wrote it. Nine countries?

Darren Sumner:
Nine countries?

Linda:
What?

David Read:
Represented in Atlantis, I get that.

Sonia:
Theoretically, in the scene they’re in this country, is what we’re asking.

Linda:
In a couple of ’em, the person might be hallucinating something from their past at the time, if that helps you.

William:
I’m gonna fill up to nine with some random countries and stuff.

Nicole:
I hate this question.

William:
Good question. I’m looking forward to seeing the answer.

Nicole:
It’s a great question. Hate it.

David Read:
It’s taking up a lot of time.

Darren Sumner:
If I don’t get penalized for wrong answers, then … How many countries can I fit on this whiteboard?

William:
I’m not gonna write down the Animaniacs thing. I’m gonna go nine and be done with it. I’m also wondering if he considers something that’s technically part of one country to be its own.

David Read:
I’m trying to think. Flashback?

Sommer:
I’m trying to think about that too.

David Read:
The only flashback I can think of is Daniel, but he was in Chicago and that’s a dream.

Sommer:
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Darren Sumner:
I almost wrote Chicago.

William:
All right. I think I’m gonna call it there.

Nicole:
This is an awful question.

David Read:
All right. I did the best I could. I’m done.

Linda:
OK. You want me to read them all off?

David Read:
Read ’em.

William:
Do it.

Linda:
OK. Afghanistan from the episode “Phantoms,” which is Atlantis.

Nicole:
Which episode?

David Read:
That’s right, Afghanistan from “Phantoms.”

Darren Sumner:
I was only thinking of SG-1.

William:
This is the whole franchise.

Linda:
Egypt, which shows up in “Moebius” and “The Curse.” Honduras, “Evolution.” Nicaragua also from “Evolution.” Germany from “The Gamekeeper.”

David Read:
Ugh.

Darren Sumner:
Germany from “The Gamekeeper.”

David Read:
That’s right, East Germany.

Linda:
Hathor starts off in Mexico.

David Read:
She does start off in Mexico.

Linda:
The United States is in almost every episode of SG-1. Russia is in both “Watergate,” “48 Hours,” “Desperate Measures” and “Full Alert.” And then, the UK is in “Avalon.”

David Read:
He’s missing one then.

Sonia:
Oh my God, “Nicole, did you not write the UK?”

Linda:
Ooh, did he miss one?

Nicole:
No, I wrote England.

David Read:
He missed one.

Nicole:
I wrote England. Does that count?

Sommer:
OK, I hope you guys kept track of what she said that you got. Tell me the number of how many you’ve got so I can write them down.

William:
David, I wanna hear the one that he missed.

David Read:
Canada.

William:
I have Canada.

David Read:
He didn’t mention Canada.

Darren Sumner:
When was Canada? When was the episode?

David Read:
“McKay and Mrs. Miller.” She lives in Canada.

William:
Miller. I wrote it down.

David Read:
All right, show ’em.

Darren Sumner:
You crossed out the wrong ones.

Sommer:
How much you got?

Sonia:
Cross off the wrong ones? Hold on.

David Read:
I crossed out Antarctica.

Sommer:
I’m gonna start with David. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. OK?

William:
Jamaica’s not one of them though.

Sommer:
Five, OK.

David Read:
It’s not, but he didn’t mention it.

Sommer:
So, six.

David Read:
So, it was never confirmed where Maybourne was making his call to Jack, but it’s assumed it’s Jamaica.

William:
Give it to him then.

David Read:
Nah, it’s fine.

Darren Sumner:
It’s assumed? What do you mean it’s assumed? Who assumes it?

David Read:
Tom McBeath assumes it. He’s in the Caribbean.

Darren Sumner:
Tom McBeath is not canon.

David Read:
Tom McBeath is not canon.

Sommer:
OK. Let me go to Sonia. All of these are correct, Sonia.

Sonia:
I have five.

Sommer:
Correct?

David Read:
Peru?

Sonia:
One, two, three, four, five.

William:
Five.

Sommer:
Five. OK. One, two, three, four, five. And Yvie, one, two, three, four. All right. And Nicole, one, two, three, four, five?

Linda:
Seven.

Sommer:
Seven. There you go. OK. One, two, three, four, five, six.

Nicole:
I put Brazil.

Sommer:
And Darren, one, two, four.

Darren Sumner:
Yep, I got Brazil. That’s worth half a point.

Nicole:
It’s South America.

Darren Sumner:
I was thinking of “The Gamekeeper” but I forgot it was Germany.

David Read:
When is Brazil shown?

Nicole:
It’s not. We were wrong.

Darren Sumner:
I thought “The Gamekeeper” flashback was Iraq.

David Read:
Wasn’t Nicholas Ballard in Brazil when he transported? Or was he in Mexico?

Darren Sumner:
I always try to remember where the Teotihuacans were.

Linda:
Nicholas Ballard was Belize.

David Read:
Belize. But it wasn’t actually shown?

Linda:
No.

Darren Sumner:
Did we never see the big Ziggurat on Earth?

David Read:
No.

Darren Sumner:
It was just on the other planet.

David Read:
The only time we see Ziggurats are “The Curse” and “The Tomb.” All right, how many more have we got?

Linda:
I have many, many more.

David Read:
We’ll get to 21.

Nicole:
Can we go to 23 because I am turning 12 at midnight.

David Read:
Happy Birthday to you. We are actually going to go to the audience.

Nicole:
Cool.

Sommer:
That was 15 because I showed the score right before that with 14.

Linda:
In three more questions we will be at 17. The next question is from Radev and it is “what is the name of the cat that Sam gave to Narim?”

David Read:
I can’t spell it.

Linda:
Phonetic spellings are fine.

David Read:
That may be right.

Sonia:
Look at Sommer.

David Read:
Hello, kitty cat. I saw this cat the other day and I was like, “That is a big cat. No, it’s just a little Sommer.”

Sonia:
That’s cute.

Linda:
All right, ready for the answer?

David Read:
Please, God.

Linda:
Schrodinger.

Sommer:
Good job, guys. I knew you could do it.

David Read:
So, it does have a C?

William:
I believe it does. Or as the Germans would say, “Ich bin fast sicher.” [I am almost certain]

David Read:
They gotta do everything differently, don’t they?

Sonia:
Ja, das stimmt. [yes, that is correct]

Linda:
Melanie Spicer asks the next question.

David Read:
That sounds like a news reporter.

Linda:
She could be a news reporter. We could give her that. The Stargate can stay open, in general terms, for how many minutes?

Nicole:
Come on.

David Read:
Write the number. Everyone ready?

Nicole:
Yep.

David Read:
Linda?

Linda:
38.

David Read:
38?

Sommer:
Good job. Yeah, it is.

David Read:
What other point does this number come up? 38?

Sonia:
How about, “38?” Willy Garson.

David Read:
He says that?

Sonia:
He does.

David Read:
About 38? OK.

Sonia:
Yeah.

David Read:
What other points in SG-1 does that number come up? 38? Is it ringing anyone’s bell? “How many more do you need?” “30,” “8,” “38 total.” “I see.” Is this enough to cover the entire planet with Tollan ion cannons?

William:
Nice.

Nicole:
Of course.

Sommer:
That’s right.

Nicole:
Damn, that was a good episode.

David Read:
It’s a great episode.

Sonia:
That was a good episode.

David Read:
Garwin Sanford revealed that he was supposed to come back through the gate as a Goa’uld. As Narim with Klorel inside of him.

Nicole:
That would have been awesome.

Linda:
All right; we’ve got another Platshu question next.

David Read:
Achoo.

Linda:
Which characters have appeared on all three Stargate shows? Name as many of them as you can for a point apiece.

William:
Feel really good about myself if I get this one.

Nicole:
Not actor, just character?

Linda:
Just character.

David Read:
Character. Good point. Good point.

Nicole:
Do you have a maximum number that you’re aware of?

David Read:
That’s a good question.

Linda:
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight characters.

William:
Eight characters?

Nicole:
What?

Linda:
Then there are actors who appear in all three series.

David Read:
The actors don’t… Ona Grauer doesn’t count ’cause she plays different characters. She wouldn’t count anyway, she wasn’t in Atlantis, never mind.

Linda:
Only the people who played the same character on all three series.

Darren Sumner:
Ona Grauer, sure she was. She was the first person in Atlantis.

David Read:
Yes! For God’s sake. Thank you.

Darren Sumner:
The first shot of the show.

David Read:
The first shot of the show.

Darren Sumner:
First shot with a human in it.

Nicole:
I feel stupid.

David Read:
I did too. Don’t worry about it.

Yvie:
You’re winning the quiz, Nicole. You can’t possibly be stupid.

Darren Sumner:
I thought I was doing really well and then she said eight.

Nicole:
Same.

David Read:
I’ve got six.

Linda:
What?

Nicole:
How do you have six?

Sonia:
I wrote six, but they are guesses.

Darren Sumner:
I thought of another one.

David Read:
So did I. All right.

Darren Sumner:
All right.

Nicole:
Are you joking?

David Read:
I never joke.

William:
Shoot, I’m an idiot. I can get to six. I’m an idiot.

David Read:
Deep, regular breaths.

Nicole:
I’m gonna throw up.

David Read:
Not on my show, you’re not.

Nicole:
I’ll do it off camera then.

David Read:
Everyone ready?

Nicole:
Yeah, sure.

Darren Sumner:
Trying to get to eight. I need to get to eight.

Nicole:
Come on.

Darren Sumner:
Try to. I think I know… Whoa, that person. I’m guessing.

David Read:
Not all of them even have dialogue. Some of them don’t, but they technically appear.

Sommer:
A quick note, we have a mod that just joined, being that we’re getting close to the end of our questions anyway, if the audience would like to start submitting questions, they may.

David Read:
Perfect. Who came on?

Sommer:
Ian.

David Read:
Hey, Ian. We should have had him back for this one.

Nicole:
Hey, Ian.

Darren Sumner:
Ian, why aren’t you here suffering with us?

David Read:
That’s what I thought. I considered adding him. All right. Are we ready?

William:
Yeah.

Darren Sumner:
Ready.

David Read:
Sonia first. Everyone hold off. Sonia.

Sommer:
And the correct answers?

David Read:
Carter, O’Neill, Daniel.

Linda:
Jack, Daniel, Carter.

David Read:
Teal’c did not appear.

Linda:
Rodney, Walter.

Sonia:
How did I not get Rodney? Oh my god.

Linda:
Richard Wolsey.

Sonia:
I’m so mad at myself.

Linda:
Billy and Kevin Marks.

David Read:
Landry did not appear.

Nicole:
Marks, Marks. I knew that!

Sommer:
So, how many did she get, Sonia?

Darren Sumner:
How many did I get? One, two, three, four?

David Read:
Show it again.

Sommer:
Yep. Everybody look on your paper and mark them off.

Nicole:
Did Davis appear as well?

David Read:
Major Davis did not appear in Universe.

Linda:
Walter Davis as in Walter, yes.

William:
Walter did. Major Davis, no.

David Read:
Walter, Daniel, O’Neill, and Carter.

Sommer:
OK. All righty. Next. David, one, two, three, four, five… Wow, six, seven. One… Seven or six? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Dang. Ooh, I’m running out of room. All right, what you got? One, two, three, four, five, six. Good. OK.

Nicole:
Six.

Sommer:
Yvie?

Yvie:
I think I only have three. I meant Marks but I put tech guy ’cause I couldn’t remember his name.

David Read:
Got three.

Yvie:
Great.

Sommer:
All right. All righty. So, Will.

William:
I got six.

Sommer:
Six. All right.

David Read:
Good.

Sommer:
All right. Am I missing anybody?

David Read:
We haven’t complimented you on your uniform, by the way. Very nice.

Nicole:
It’s cool in Universe.

Darren Sumner:
You’re missing me. Are you ready for this?

Sommer:
Yeah, I’m ready.

Darren Sumner:
Boom.

Nicole:
I hate you.

David Read:
Was it Dr. Lee?

Sommer:
Yep.

William:
Dr. Lee, he did show up.

Linda:
Dr. Lee is in all of them.

Sommer:
Woo!

David Read:
Wow, look at you, perfect score.

Sommer:
I know.

David Read:
I’m impressed.

Nicole:
Boo!

David Read:
Boo? No boo.

Nicole:
I mean, Go! [applause]

Sonia:
It’s OK, Nicole, you can still pull ahead.

David Read:
How many left?

Nicole:
I’m trying.

Darren Sumner:
I pulled out Marks at the last second. Right out of the old orifice.

Linda:
That was 17 questions.

Sonia:
What state do you live in?

David Read:
Washington.

Nicole:
The old orifice!

Linda:
So, we got four more to go. The next question is another one from SG1AU. Who called General Hammond, “Hammond of Texas?”

Sommer:
Finally, something good.

David Read:
If anyone can’t get this, you’re out.

Sommer:
See ya.

Darren Sumner:
Hand in your card.

David Read:
Hand in your nerd card. Ready?

Nicole:
Mm-hmm.

David Read:
Linda?

Sommer:
Tek’ma’te

Darren Sumner:
Master Bra’tac.

Sommer:
Yes!

David Read:
Very good.

Sommer:
Awesome. Everybody gets a card. There we go.

Sonia:
Also, if you guys have not seen Tony Amendola do Shakespeare, he is amazing

David Read:
Wow.

Sommer:
After watching him do it…

David Read:
I would love to see that.

Sommer:
…basically, Bra’tac is him doing Shakespeare. It’s that character.

David Read:
Wow.

Nicole:
He’s Bra’tac in Jedi: Fallen Order as well, great game.

Darren Sumner:
I would also like to see Bra’tac doing Shakespeare.

Sonia:
I know.

David Read:
Jedi: Fallen Order is an excellent game if you’ve not played it and you’re a Star Wars fan, go play it.

Nicole:
Yes, it is.

David Read:
It was the best since Knights of the Old Republic.

Nicole:
I agree.

Darren Sumner:
I can’t get past the tutorial.

David Read:
Geez.

Nicole:
I’m liking you less and less.

David Read:
Geez, man.

Darren Sumner:
I’ll try again.

William:
Harsh.

Nicole:
Please.

David Read:
It’s a great game, but it’s a long game. With your kids I don’t think you’d ever get through it. I have friends who have been trying for years. All right.

Darren Sumner:
No, my son’s beat it. He wants me to play it now so he can beat it.

David Read:
Jedi: Fallen Order?

Darren Sumner:
Yeah.

David Read:
It’s a long game. All right.

Linda:
OK, next question. This is another one from Radev. What was the password for Aris Boch, the bounty hunter’s ship?

David Read:
Phonetically speaking.

Linda:
Phonetically fine.

David Read:
Beetlejuice! “He said Volar?” “I thought he said Veleur.” “The fabric?” We all ready? Answer please.

Linda:
Barokna.

Sommer:
Barokna.

David Read:
Flash ah-ah-ah, savior of the universe, open sesame, fart, Bel’noc.

William:
Bel’noc.

David Read:
Bel’noc.

Sommer:
David, for the one point there. I always remember that because I don’t know why I said, “Is it broke, nah? Barokna.”

David Read:
Barokna.

Sommer:
Barokna.

David Read:
He said broke? Nah! Darren, I’m surprised.

Sommer:
Darren, gosh.

Darren Sumner:
It’s been a while.

David Read:
Seasons three and four though, I mean, you’re just on it.

Darren Sumner:
I know Season Three, I’m supposed to be on it.

David Read:
We went through the Omnipedia with this, the medieval Christian lizard, remember?

Darren Sumner:
We’ll get there. I remember the medieval Christian… Didn’t we have a debate about whether the lizard was Christian?

David Read:
We were going through the show and filing everything into the Omnipedia.

Darren Sumner:
Does the lizard know Jesus Christ, as his personal Lord and savior?

David Read:
We got to the demon episode, “Demons,” and we were cataloging everything because we identified it as the medieval Christian planet.

Darren Sumner:
Because it didn’t have a name, it didn’t have a designation.

David Read:
It didn’t.

Darren Sumner:
So, we had to come up with some way to identify it.

David Read:
There’s a CG lizard that is very unique to the planet and it’s like, “Well, the medieval Christian lizard.” We drew the line there.

Sonia:
I was actually in an elevator once with Sam Jones. I looked at him and I was like, “I loved you in that one episode of Stargate.” He’s like, “Oh, thanks.” He was very nice.

Sommer:
Didn’t you remember his name too, and he was really impressed? I thought that was a fun story.

Sonia:
At another con, I got his autograph. He’s like, “What was my name in Stargate?” I was like, “Aris Boch.” He gave me an extra thing.

David Read:
Wow, there you go.

Sonia:
I was like, “That’s an easy question.”

David Read:
William, you’re really murky, so make sure to keep a bright screen on you.

William:
Oh no.

David Read:
There we go.

William:
I guess the sun’s getting a little long.

David Read:
I know.

Nicole:
He’s murky like the atmosphere from Stargate Universe.

William:
That’s right. Trying to get in character.

David Read:
All right, next.

Linda:
OK. This question was submitted by me.

David Read:
Hey, you.

Sommer:
Is it about Tacos?

Linda:
No. Next time. How many actresses played the character of Cassandra Fraiser during Stargate SG-1’s ten-year run?

David Read:
How many? Not their names.

Nicole:
Thank God.

David Read:
I know their names though. Everyone have a number?

Yvie:
Yes.

David Read:
Share it, Linda.

Linda:
The answer is three. Katie Stuart, Pamela Perry in “1969” is one.

Darren Sumner:
Oh David!

David Read:
I know. I forgot the future Cassandra.

Darren Sumner:
I almost said, when you said you knew their names, I was like, “Are you sure?” You know the name of the actress from “1969?”

David Read:
I don’t. Damn it. It’s good to be brought down to size.

William:
Humble pie is good for a balanced diet.

Sommer:
I know how you feel.

Darren Sumner:
It doesn’t happen very often.

Linda:
This is the last one before we go to the questions submitted from the live stream. It’s from Russell Baldwin, “In what episode of Atlantis do we first learn the name of Rodney’s sister is Jeannie?”

Nicole:
No… wait, I don’t know.

David Read:
Apologies for my chicken scratch.

Nicole:
Apologies if this is wrong.

Sommer:
Are you OK, Will?

David Read:
He’s bee-bopping to some internal jam.

William:
I think I know an answer to something, it’s exciting.

Sommer:
Good.

William:
Even if not, this reminds me of an episode I really love.

David Read:
Guys, ready?

Nicole:
Maybe.

Darren Sumner:
We also debated this one for the Omnipedia. We debated whether she should be listed as Jeannie or Jean.

Linda:
Everybody set?

David Read:
Yep.

Sommer:
Is it a nickname?

Darren Sumner:
OK. It’s in “Letters From Pegasus,” Season One, episode 17.

Sonia:
I didn’t remember the name of the episode.

David Read:
Leadership. You don’t remember, Darren?

Darren Sumner:
I remember the whole sister bit.

David Read:
But you don’t remember her being named in “Letters From Pegasus?”

Darren Sumner:
I don’t remember her being named in “Letters From Pegasus.”

David Read:
Who wrote that? Was it Gero who wrote that?

Darren Sumner:
Probably.

David Read:
He put brother and…

Darren Sumner:
David got him to change it.

David Read:
David, to sister.

Darren Sumner:
To sister.

David Read:
“Yeah, right, we’re gonna hire your sister.” Then Gero goes to a stage play that has Kate Hewlett.

Darren Sumner:
That makes sense though, Kate.

David Read:
He’s like, “OK, we gotta get her.”

Darren Sumner:
That makes sense, because he does record the letter. He’s not just gonna say, “sis.”

David Read:
Good old sis.

Darren Sumner:
Dear you.

Nicole:
I like that he did that whole speech about leadership and then switched it to sister. It was very good character.

David Read:
That’s absolutely right. Thank you everyone who submitted questions.

Sommer:
Yes, we have a lot.

David Read:
All right. How many questions do we have in the live stream?

Darren Sumner:
one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

David Read:
All right. We’re gonna take the best the best four.

Nicole:
Not the hardest four, the best four.

David Read:
We’ll technically have 25 even if we’re not really sure if we made it there or not.

Linda:
OK. I don’t think the first one is strictly Stargate related. I’m gonna go to the second question which is from Ugly Pig. “Counting every variation, how many different opening title sequences did Stargate SG-1 have across all 10 seasons?”

Darren Sumner:
Counting every variation?

Nicole:
Does it count if they repeat the sequence? If they bring it back for a later time?

David Read:
You don’t add another digit to that.

Nicole:
Good, OK.

David Read:
That’s just the old one.

Sonia:
What if they just throw up the title and get on with it?

Darren Sumner:
Then that counts.

William:
Now, you see, this is where my weakness comes over, because I watched the show and it was purely syndicated. That had different sequences than the Showtime version did. I’m gonna count it, so whatever. I’ll probably be wrong regardless.

Yvie:
I’m actually gonna reuse one of my previous answers. Sorry. Save some ink.

Darren Sumner:
All right.

Nicole:
Oh, no.

Sommer:
See, Nicole, I would think out of all of us, you would know this one.

Nicole:
I watch every intro. I never skip.

David Read:
Some seasons had more than one intro design.

Nicole:
I’ve run out of page.

David Read:
So, we’re looking for the number, Linda?

Linda:
Yeah.

David Read:
OK. So, I both wrote out the ones that I could think of and also added the number.

Nicole:
Changing my answer.

David Read:
If you have some answers and you also have the numbers, circle the number for me.

Nicole:
Hold on. I’m trying to remember. Hold on. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. OK.

David Read:
I think I’m wrong. All right.

Sonia:
I think I’m wrong too.

William:
It’s a tough one.

Linda:
Ugly Pig says there are 12 different versions.

David Read:
Wow.

Nicole:
Yes.

William:
Sonia, look at Sonia!

Nicole:
Yes, yes!

David Read:
“Children of the Gods” had its own intro? Are we talking the Final Cut? I guess it did technically have its own intro. Wow. OK

Nicole:
They did the Final Cut.

Darren Sumner:
Is the Final Cut part of Stargate SG-1 the television show?

Nicole:
Yes.

David Read:
So, who had 12?

Darren Sumner:
It was released as a movie.

David Read:
Sonia did.

Sonia:
Me.

David Read:
Sonia did. Nicole did.

Darren Sumner:
“Continuum” also has its own intro.

Nicole:
Do I get 12 points?

David Read:
And “Ark of Truth” has its own intro. No, you only get one point.

Sonia:
I almost forgot about Jonas’s.

David Read:
Season Six had its own at the beginning with the Stargate spinning and then they changed it.

Nicole:
With “Redemption” and then Season 6 after that. And then Season 7, 8, 9 and then you had Season 10 plus a Vala alternative for Season 10.

Sommer:
Wow. Wow.

Nicole:
Crushed it.

William:
Nicole. [thumbs up]

David Read:
Man, I’m impressed.

Darren Sumner:8
That’s awesome.

David Read:
Good job, guys.

Nicole:
I watch a video that somebody did of all the intros.

David Read:
Wow. That’s dedication.

Sommer:
And shout out to Tracy, by the way. She’s fact-checking some of these as well. She just came in.

David Read:
Wow. Perfect. Good deal.

Nicole:
OK, cool.

David Read:
That’s a hard one to come up with on short notice. I’m impressed. Thank you, Ugly Pig.

Nicole:
Thank you, Ugly Pig, you’re my favorite.

Linda:
Teresa’s question is, “How many years did John Sheppard say it would take a puddle jumper to travel from Earth to Atlantis?”

Nicole:
I have a question.

Linda:
Yes.

Nicole:
How close are we allowed to get to the answer to get it right if none of us get it?

Sonia:
Is this Price is Right rules?

Nicole:
Is there a margin of error?

David Read:
If no one gets it, I will allow the person who is closest to it to get the point.

Nicole:
How about we all agree what the answer is and then get a point together?

Sonia:
I wrote a number.

Darren Sumner:
Total guess.

Sonia:
All right.

David Read:
All right. Linda, what’s the answer?

Linda:
840 years.

David Read:
Everyone show ’em. 3 million. 900. So, I think Darren gets it because he’s 60 away.

Nicole:
Darren’s the closest.

Darren Sumner:7
Darren gets it.

David Read:
Wow, Darren.

Darren Sumner:
Shot in the dark.

David Read:
I love how William says, “Bluh-luh-luh-luh. A million years?”

William:
I feel it was euphemistically stated.

David Read:
All right, folks. Two more and then… << The final countdown >>

Nicole:
<< Na, na, na, na >>

Linda:
OK. Cam Wells asks, “What was Rodney McKay’s real first name?”

Nicole:
You also lose your card on this question too.

David Read:
This was another on the Omnipedia debate: how he should be primarily filed after that was revealed. Plus, there’s merchandise, there’s props earlier on in the show that have him holding his graduation certificates from school and it says Rodney Ingram McKay. Darren can provide the reason why his middle name was Ingram for a while.

Darren Sumner:
I didn’t know that it was on a prop.

David Read:
But why was he called Ingram?

Darren Sumner:
It makes a lot of sense, because when Atlantis was originally being cast, in the spring of 2004, of course it was not Rodney McKay in the show. It was Dr. Benjamin Ingram.

David Read:
Yep.

Darren Sumner:
Who was described in the casting documents as an African-Canadian scientist.

David Read:
Ready for the answer?

Sommer:
D. What you got?

David Read:
Linda?

Linda:
Meredith.

Sommer:
A Meredith. Beautiful. Everybody got that one.

David Read:
Uno mas. We’ll theoretically be at 25 and that’s it.

Linda:
Last question, and this one’s from Teresa.

David Read:
Hello, Teresa.

Linda:
“How many wraiths did John Sheppard name, and what were the names?”

Darren Sumner:
I thought it was gonna be kill.

Sommer:
I love his names.

David Read:
That he named onscreen?

Linda:
Yeah.

Sonia:
Are you saying, did he give them a name, or did he call them a name onscreen?

David Read:
Call them a name.

Sommer:
His little names that he gave them.

David Read:
His pet names. I can only think of three and I know it’s wrong.

Sonia:
He called them this name onscreen.

David Read:
We’re not talking a slur. We’re talking a name.

Sonia:
He said a name.

Nicole:
We don’t have to remember the names, do we?

Sonia:
Yes.

Nicole:
I can’t remember all of them. Can I just put a number?

Linda:
Number and point apiece for each name you get.

Nicole:
Ah.

David Read:
Production named a lot of them. Production pretty much named almost every Wraith that was onscreen, but fans never got them. They were done like that to keep them all organized. I’m gonna be interested to see the total at the end of this. I’m not gonna have you show it, Sommer. I’m gonna have you read it. Everyone ready?

Nicole:
No.

Sonia:
As ready as I will be.

Nicole:
Yeah.

Darren Sumner:
I like what I got. I feel like I might be forgetting somebody.

David Read:
Nicole, put that frown upside down, girl.

Nicole:
Sorry.

David Read:
Jeez, man. She was so sad there, like someone shot a dog.

Nicole:
When I think, I’m either angry or sad, OK? Sorry.

David Read:
Resting sad face?

Nicole:
Yes.

David Read:
It’s better than the alternative. All right. Linda?

Linda:
All right. Teresa says there were five.

William:
I missed one.

Nicole:
Aw.

Linda:
Steve, Bob, Michael, Todd and Kenny.

Darren Sumner:
Now, I don’t think Kenny…

Nicole:
I didn’t remember Kenny.

Darren Sumner:
I know which Wraith Kenny is. I don’t know that he was ever named onscreen. He was named behind the scenes, for sure.

David Read:
Wow.

Nicole:
I guessed.

David Read:
Yvie got it.

Sonia:
I didn’t write a number.

Nicole:
I put five. I got five as well.

David Read:
I got three.

Nicole:
I got five.

David Read:
Nicole got five.

Darren Sumner:
Eight.

David Read:
Hold on a second. Steve, Todd, Michael, Bob, Daryl was a dragon.

Nicole:
I made a joke from Season 10.

David Read:
OK.

Nicole:
I don’t remember the name, but I remember the other guy.

Darren Sumner:
It was a joke.

David Read:
I completely forgot Mike.

Darren Sumner:
Tell me the episode where Kenny is named.

Nicole:
Nope.

Linda:
I am not sure.

Nicole:
South Park.

Linda:
Teresa did not tell me.

David Read:
Let’s have a look.

Nicole:
How many points is this?

Darren Sumner:
I deliberately did not write him down.

Linda:
A point for getting the number right and a point for each name you got right.

Nicole:
OK.

Darren Sumner:
Kenny was the late Season Five Wraith.

Nicole:
There you go. Sommer, I’ll leave that for you.

Sommer:
Thank you.

David Read:
Kenny by Colonel Sheppard in “The Queen.”

Darren Sumner:
I think he’s the one who helped breach the midway.

William:
Todd’s XO or whatever.

David Read:
Called him Kenny.

Sommer:
So, you got four right, total.

Nicole:
I got five points.

Darren Sumner:
There is a reference in “The Queen?”

David Read:
Yep, evidently. The novels apparently called him Bonewhite. That’s the frustrating thing about the Stargate wiki; it considers the novels gospel.

Darren Sumner:
Not canon.

David Read:
They’re not canon. Not to diminish them at all, but they are what they are and they aren’t what they aren’t. All right.

Darren Sumner:
There it is.

David Read:
I wish if they had it, that they would make a distinction like Wookieepedia does in terms of the canon, legends, et cetera.

Darren Sumner:
Sheppard calls him Kenny four times.

Sommer:
Darren, what was yours again? You got all of them?

Darren Sumner:
I got four. I got everything but Kenny.

Sommer:
Everything but Kenny. OK, that’s right.

Darren Sumner:
‘Cause I thought Kenny was a production name.

Sommer:
OK. Got it.

Sonia:
You got my four points, right?

Sommer:
I did.

Yvie:
I got three.

Sommer:
You did.

David Read:
All right.

Darren Sumner:
Also, to be nerdy about this, he does not name him Michael. He names him Mike.

David Read:
That’s correct. What are the totals, everyone? Thank you to everyone in the chat who submitted questions. Thank you. Was that four or was that three?

Sommer:
That was three, I thought.

David Read:
Then one more. Sorry. We’re not done yet.

Nicole:
We have one more question? No.

Linda:
No, that was four.

Sommer:
That was four?

David Read:
It was?

Sommer:
That’s my bad.

Sonia:
You could do one more anyway.

David Read:
You wanna do one more?

Nicole:
No, no, no.

David Read:
No? What? Did you eat your whiteboard?

Darren Sumner:
You might need a tiebreaker. Save it.

Sommer:
What are we doing? Adding them up or doing one more?

David Read:
Yes, go ahead and add them up.

Nicole:
Save it for the tiebreaker.

David Read:
Is there any tiebreaker that’s needed?

Sommer:
I’m looking right now.

David Read:
<< I’m looking right now, I got soul, I got soul. >> While we’re waiting, you can win this replica prop ancient stone by submitting more questions to [email protected] or going over to DialtheGate.com and scrolling down to Submit Trivia Questions.

Nicole:
Can I pay you to make it faster?

David Read:
You can. These are also available at SG1props.com.

Nicole:
Brilliant, thank you. I’ll do that.

Sonia:
At SG1props.com.

David Read:
So, for the month of January, there’s gonna be a drawing and the people who submit Stargate trivia questions, their names will be put into a drawing for this lovely item.

Nicole:
If it’s my birthday, if I submit trivia questions, I think you should really think about offering me one.

David Read:
Happy birthday.

Sommer:
Happy birthday.

Nicole:
Thanks.

Sommer:
It was very, very, very close. Two of you were a point apart for the win.

Darren Sumner:
I will fight you for fourth.

Sommer:
And the one under that was two points apart.

David Read:
So, there was no tie?

Sommer:
I’m sorry?

David Read:
So, there’s no tie?

Sommer:
No tie. All right, are you ready?

David Read:
What? Go ahead and tell her.

Nicole:
No, read out.

David Read:
Read it.

Darren Sumner:
From the bottom.

Sommer:
David is 34, Darren is 36, William is 24, Sonia is 25, Yvie is 22, and Nicole, happy birthday, with 37.

Nicole:
Yes!

William:
Woo!

Nicole:
Yes, yes.

Linda:
Yay, Nicole.

Nicole:
Yes. Whoops, sorry.

Darren Sumner:
We’re crowning a new champion.

David Read:
You’re gonna wake up everyone in your neighborhood.

Nicole:
Don’t care.

David Read:
I’m very happy for you. Happy birthday indeed.

Darren Sumner:
Nice. Because it’s your birthday, I’m not gonna ask for a recount.

Sonia:
I’m very much not surprised that Nicole won.

Nicole:
I’m so bloody happy. Oh my god.

Sommer:
It was close. You and Darren really close.

Darren Sumner:
That was a squeaker. We’re gonna have to have you back, Nicole, for a rematch.

Nicole:
Please, please. Please.

David Read:
That’s great. I am tickled.

Darren Sumner:
Defending champion.

David Read:
Very, very nice, folks. Thank you so much for joining. This was terrific.

Sonia:
That was a lot of fun.

William:
Thank you for having all of us. Anytime to get together and hang out.

David Read:
Absolutely.

Nicole:
It’s not about winning, it’s about spending time with you, but it’s really about winning.

David Read:
All right. Darren will be back with us in, let me see here, half an hour.

Darren Sumner:
Half hour.

David Read:
For Stargate news updates and everything that’s fit to print and perhaps some that’s not. We’re gonna be talking about the topics pretty in depth as well. We’ll also be inviting the YouTube community to submit questions to us so that we can answer anything that’s on their minds or anything perhaps that’s news-related that Darren can answer that we didn’t think to cover. “Oh yeah, that’s going on too.” Guys, this has been terrific. Thank you so much for joining.

Nicole:
Thank you for having me here as a winner. Really appreciate it.

David Read:
Thanks to everyone who submitted trivia questions in the YouTube channel.

Nicole:
Yes, thank you to the people that gave me good questions. Everyone else, stop.

David Read:
All right. Oh my god. All right guys, I’m gonna wrap up the show. You take care of yourselves and we’ll see you real soon, OK?

Nicole:
See you later. Thank you.

David Read:
Darren, go ahead and log back out.

Nicole:
Thank you, bye.

David Read:
I gotta run off.

Darren Sumner:
All right.

David Read:
And we’ll be back to meet ya soon.

Nicole:
Bye.

David Read:
Thanks guys. Bye-bye now.

Sommer:
Bye.

William:
Thank you everybody.

David Read:
Thank you so much for tuning in to our third trivia challenge. I hope you enjoyed it. Before we let you go, got a few things to cover here. Ghostbear3067 submitted this fan art. Jack says, “See Thor, told you fishing would be fun. Hope the mosquitoes aren’t too bad.” Thor says, “These mosquitoes appear to avoid me and I do not know whether to feel relieved or insulted.” Jack O’Neill’s persistence pays off at last, pity there are no fish in his pond. Full disclosure, Ghostbear says, I made this mostly as an excuse to draw Thor wearing a goofy fishing hat. All right, one of these communication stones is screen used and one is screen accurate. For the month of January, Dial the Gate is giving away the replica. To enter to win, you need to use a desktop or laptop computer and visit dialthegate.com. Scroll down to Submit Trivia Questions. Your trivia may be used in a future episode of Dial the Gate, like we did today, either for our monthly trivia night or a special guest to ask me in a round of trivia. There are three slots for trivia, one easy, one medium and one hard, on the website. Only one needs to be filled in, but you’re more than welcome to submit up to three. Please note, the submission form does not currently work on mobile devices. Your trivia must be received before February the 1st, 2021. If you are the lucky winner, I’ll be notifying you via your email right after the start of the New Year to get your address. Congratulations to Batmaul again for winning the 3D-printed Stargate and Ancient keychain giveaway from the January contest with 3D Tech.pro. If you like what you’ve seen in this episode, I would appreciate it if you’d click the Like button. It makes a difference with YouTube’s algorithm and will definitely help the show grow its audience. Please also consider sharing this video with a Stargate friend and if you wanna get notified about future episodes, click the Subscribe icon. If you plan on watching live, I recommend giving the Bell icon a click so you’ll be the first to know of any schedule changes, which in previous weeks have happened to us recently. Bear in mind, clips from this live stream will be released over the course of the next several days and weeks on GateWorld.net and the Dial the Gate YouTube channels. We have a Discord now, so if you are a Discord user, that link right there is your access key to get into it and we’ll see you in there. Thanks so much to my production assistants, Jennifer Kirby and “Gate Gabber” Fury. Thank you to my lead moderator, Sommer, to Ian, Tracy, Keith, Jeremy, and Rhys. Thank you to Claire Burr and Rhys for setting up the Discord as well. That’s all I’ve got for you guys. We’ll be back in about 25 minutes with Darren for news updates. My name is David Read, thanks for joining Dial the Gate. I hope you had fun, we’ll see you on the other side.