096: Stargate Trivia 4 (Special)
096: Stargate Trivia 4 (Special)
Before we break for summer hiatus in late June, we realized we couldn’t end Season One of Dial the Gate without another round of trivia! David is joined again by Darren, Sonia, William, Trivia 3 Champion Nicole, Yvie, Sommer and Linda. We would also like to welcome newcomer Akos to this round!
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0:00 – Splash Screen
0:34 – Opening Credits
1:04 – Welcome and Call to Action
2:33 – Panelist Introduction
4:41 – Trivia Game Plan
7:36 – Question 1
9:47 – Question 2
11:32 – Question 3
14:53 – Question 4
16:38 – Question 5
18:04 – Question 6
19:49 – Question 7
21:09 – Question 8
25:30 – Question 9
27:57 – Question 10
30:44 – Question 11
32:29 – Question 12
35:34 – Question 13
36:56 – Question 14
38:23 – Question 15
40:42 – Question 16
42:46 – Question 17
45:30 – Question 18
46:39 – Question 19
49:30 – Question 20
52:43 – Question 21
55:55 – Question 22
58:54 – Question 23
1:00:49 – Question 24
1:03:04 – Question 25
1:05:00 – Question 26
1:06:48 – Question 27
1:09:00 – Question 28
1:12:25 – Question 29
1:14:10 – Question 30
1:16:10 – Question 31
1:18:16 – Question 32
1:20:45 – Question 33
1:22:44 – Question 34
1:26:10 – Question 35
1:27:38 – Question 36
1:33:12 – Question 37, the Tie-Breaker
1:35:14 – Thanks to Panelists
1:37:46 – Post-Discussion Housekeeping
1:39:59 – End Credits
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TRANSCRIPT
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David:
Hello and welcome to Dial the Gate, Episode 96 of Dial the Gate. My name is David Read. Thank you so much for joining in. This is our last live episode of Season One. The remaining four episodes, if I get that right, yes, the remaining four episodes of the season are pre-recorded, so don’t touch that dial, because we do have more coming. This is the last live one. I was talking with Darren and a few others and we were like, “You know what? We really can’t finish out Season One, this 100-episode block, without another live show.” One of my moderators, Sommer, was fiddling with some trivia architecture about seven or eight months ago and she threw this idea out and I was like, “OK, put a pin in it.” Now she’s come back around and said, “OK, now we’re gonna use it,” so that’s what this episode is gonna be. You’re gonna see a whole new interface. Before we get started, if you like Stargate and you wanna see more content like this on YouTube, it would mean a great deal if you click that 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. 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. Clips from this livestream will be released this summer on the Dial the Gate channel. We have an enormous group of panelists in this episode. Let me show them off to you, and, of course, my button is not working here. Give me a moment, everybody, while I fix this problem. There it goes, OK. I have, in the top left corner, Nicole Rodriguez Galdo. Hello, Nicole.
Nicole:
Hello.
David:
Back to maintain her championship.
Nicole:
Sorry, I gotta show this.
David:
Current reigning champion. There we go.
Nicole:
There’s my crown.
David:
Mr. William Murphy. Good afternoon, sir. How are you?
William Murphy:
I am well.
David:
I’m sorry, man, I can’t help it, but how are things at the nuclear power plant?
William Murphy:
As usual, excellent.
David:
OK, perfect. Akos, I’m coming back to you. Darren Sumner of GateWorld.net, or as the New Zealanders say .net.
Darren:
Hey.
David:
You doing good?
Darren:
I don’t have anything to say.
David:
Yvie Cahill also joining us from that part of the world. Good morning, Yvie.
Yvie:
Hello. Good morning.
David:
Are you caffeinated?
Yvie:
Very.
David:
All righty.
Yvie:
We’ll see how we go.
David:
And Sonja Melonkoff of Nerdy Novelty Design.
Sonja:
Hi. I didn’t see you there.
David:
Rounding out the panel, newcomer, Akos Thomas Novaki. Did I pronounce that right, Mr. Platchu?
Akos:
Yes, almost good. My name is Akos.
David:
Akosh?
Akos:
Akos.
David:
Got it. All right. I’ve got that right. Thank you for joining us. Now, Sommer Roy and Linda Fury, you guys are making this show possible, so thank you so much, guys. This is gonna be a real treat.
Sommer:
Our pleasure, David. No problem.
Linda:
This is fun.
David:
We’ve got Tracy in the chat. Is that correct?
Sommer:
Believe so.
David:
Who else do we have? We have Tracy and we have Keith, I believe, if he’s on the schedule. We’ll see how this goes. What’s gonna happen with our Stargate trivia episodes, normally they’re all submitted to us by fan questions that have been input throughout the year. In this particular instance, we have a trivia architecture that is gonna display them for us and we’re gonna be showing that off in a moment. At the end, we’re gonna have, hopefully, a tiebreaker by fan-submitted questions. So, if you are in the audience and you have a Stargate trivia question, I’m gonna have them collected and we’re gonna look at them and see if any of the questions my mods think are good enough to help end this episode, this final episode of Stargate Trivia 4. Does that make sense? Did any of that not make sense to you guys? Is there anything you think I need to clarify?
Sommer:
I think we’re good.
Darren:
As usual, if you submit fan trivia, just make sure you know the answer is right.
David:
That’s so important.
Sommer:
Oh, that’s true. Very true.
David:
Absolutely.
Darren:
We’ve come a long way. Our very first Dial the Gate kick-off last October had a little bit of you and me doing trivia, David. We’ve come a long way. I can’t wait for everybody to see this board that Sommer’s put together.
David:
I’m really looking forward to it. Man, it is so nice to have you for the first live event and then the last live event for Season One. That’s closure, it’s good stuff. Later on today at 1:00 Pacific Time, we have Jessica Steen. This was a pre-recorded interview that I did yesterday. This is a terrific interview. If you wanna know what happened to Jessica Steen and what I thought was an amazing performance in Lost City and then why she wasn’t picked up in Season Eight of SG-1 and then for Atlantis, you get your answer. So, stop in for that. Until then, we have trivia. Everyone’s got their white pages or whiteboards ready to go?
Sommer:
Woo-hoo.
David:
Sweet. Reigning champion. All right.
Sommer:
We’re gonna show this.
David:
Sommer, show it off. Make it spin.
Sonja:
It’s round.
Sommer:
All right. Are you ready for Dial the Gate Trivia?
David:
Don’t worry, everyone’s images will be restored when we go to look at the answers, because we’re submitting the answers on these whiteboards.
Sommer:
All right. We’re gonna start out at set one and two and we have all the way through set 11 and 12. I believe there are 33 questions in total.
David:
Then we better get to rockin’.
Sonja:
Oh my god.
Sommer:
All right.
Linda:
37 questions in total.
Sommer:
Question number one. Who submitted this question, Linda?
Linda:
This question was from me.
Sommer:
All right. In SG-1 Season Five, Episode Six, “Rite of Passage,” what is the name of the boy Cassandra kisses?
David:
All right. The name of the boy.
Nicole:
I don’t remember.
David:
You can wipe off that reigning champion and put “I don’t remember” on it if you want.
Nicole:
I already wiped off the reigning champion, so I’m nothing.
Darren:
I’m ready to start in the lead. Here we go.
Nicole:
You know what, Darren? You and me are gonna have a problem. I wrote it down. I don’t know. I’m gonna cry.
David:
Does anyone need time?
Sommer:
There we go.
David:
OK, put an X if you don’t feel creative this round.
Sonja:
Give me 45 minutes to go watch that episode and I’ll be OK.
Nicole:
Oh my Christ.
Sommer:
Ready to show the answer? Or you wanna show me later?
David:
You wanna show the answer first?
Nicole:
I think we should show ours.
David:
I think we need to show our answers first.
Sommer:
Yes, I agree. They should go first.
David:
All right, go back.
Sommer:
All righty.
Nicole:
I just remembered.
David:
Danke.
Darren:
Gave her too much time. Come on, guys.
David:
Nicole, you ready? All right.
Nicole:
Yep.
Sommer:
Dominick.
Nicole:
I put Roy and then I went, “Oh, it’s Dominick.”
David:
Akos, pull it. Bring it to the screen. There you go. Up a little. All right.
Nicole:
Lights exploded overhead.
Sommer:
All right. It is Dominick.
Sonja:
Are you sure it wasn’t Billy?
Sommer:
Nicole got it. Who else got it? Darren?
Darren:
Yep.
Sommer:
Akos?
Akos:
No.
Sommer:
No?
Akos:
No.
Sommer:
OK, who else? Nobody?
David:
Was that it?
Sommer:
Was that it?
Nicole:
Only me and Darren?
David:
I’m gonna need your help keeping track of when everyone.
Linda:
Yes.
Sommer:
OK. I got a whiteboard but you gotta leave it up a tiny bit longer.
David:
We’re gonna have to do that a little bit longer. All right. That’s a good starter.
Sommer:
OK, next question. Who is this from, Linda?
Linda:
This is from Russell Baldwin.
Sommer:
All right.
David:
Which episode?
Sommer:
Which episode? No. OK. I’m just head searching.
David:
Are we talking about chronological order?
Sommer:
Which Atlantis episode does a Wraith first step foot on Earth? Yes.
Nicole:
OK. Hope I got this right. I’m really nervous. I thought I forgot it.
David:
You good, Sonja?
Sonja:
Yeah.
David:
Is everyone set?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Sommer:
See what we got. “Midway.”
Sonja:
I don’t know names.
Sommer:
“Midway.”
Nicole:
I love it.
David:
409 “Miller’s Crossing” Todd on Earth?
Akos:
Yeah.
David:
“Miller’s Crossing?” He’s saying it’s “Miller’s Crossing.” I think that’s technically correct.
Sonja:
My goodness.
Darren:
I haven’t seen “Miller’s Crossing” in ages.
Nicole:
No way.
Sommer:
“Miller’s Crossing.”
David:
Wow. Akos pulls ahead.
Darren:
Way to go.
Sommer:
Is it Akos?
Darren:
I need to watch more Stargate.
Sommer:
Tell me, who else got it?
David:
I don’t think anybody does.
Sonja:
No one. We all thought it was “Midway.”
Sommer:
No, Miller. Akos got it.
David:
We’re all obsessed with the action episode. Good for you, man.
Nicole:
Great episode.
Akos:
I have faith in myself.
Nicole:
Damn.
Sommer:
All right, question number three. Name as many Goa’uld deaths as you can from Seasons Three through Eight of SG-1, for one point each.
Darren:
My goodness.
Nicole:
So, we gotta write down each dead Goa’uld?
Sommer:
Yes.
David:
From Seasons Three through Eight.
Sonja:
The spelling counts?
David:
This is gonna take forever. All right.
Sommer:
Obviously not.
William:
If an individual Goa’uld died multiple times, do we write their names down?
David:
No. All right.
Nicole:
This is a really horrible question, guys.
David:
OK, someone submitted that, so keep that in mind.
Sommer:
Yes.
Nicole:
No, no, no. I respect the question. Thank you. It was evil of you. Thank you for the horrible question.
Darren:
A cruel question.
Linda:
It was submitted by Jakub.
Nicole:
Hey, Jakub … you are very evil. Nice job. I am drawing a blank, there are too many.
Yvie:
I am having a mental blank myself.
Sommer:
When we show the answers for this and I give the points, we’re gonna have to go one by one since this is one point each, so bear with me.
David:
Keep in mind the program can only run 90 minutes. I could push Jessica but I have a hard out. I’m moving a house and all.
Nicole:
I can’t spell his name.
Linda:
Do you want me to give you a few more seconds and call time?
David:
This is gonna take a while.
Linda:
All right. 15 more seconds and I’m calling time.
David:
I see what you’re saying. Put it down as much as you can. OK, I got it.
Sommer:
In the time allowed. That’s a good idea.
David:
I like that.
Nicole:
So many.
David:
There really is a lot.
Nicole:
SG-1 did a great job.
Linda:
Time.
Nicole:
Is it time?
Sommer:
Yep.
David:
All right. Nicole, go first.
Nicole:
I have Anubis, Apophis, Amonet, Osiris, Hathor, Heru’ur. The Unas, technically he was a Goa’uld so that has to count.
David:
So, this is Three through Eight?
Nicole:
Yeah. Shoot. I suck.
David:
Hathor was [Season One]
Sommer:
I’m gonna share the screen.
Darren:
There’s Unas in “Demons.”
David:
Boy.
Nicole:
Setesh, Tanith, Klorel, Seth, Chronus, Nirrti and Yu.
David:
Killed or defeated? Anubis can’t be killed.
William:
We didn’t see…
Darren:
Killed was the question.
Nicole:
He got defeated and killed by Oma Desala I believe.
David:
OK, this could be examined for an hour. I suggest we skip this. What do you guys think? This is going to be a nightmare decoding for nine of us.
William:
I think you’re right.
Sommer:
I agree.
Nicole:
I agree.
David:
I do appreciate his submitting the question.
William:
Good question.
David:
But for our purposes this is not practical.
Nicole:
Thanks Jakub. Sorry.
William:
Nicole, to your point, SG-1 did some serious work in five years.
David:
Correct.
Nicole:
They did.
Darren:
A lot of dead people.
Sonja:
Would it have been Seth or Setesh?
David:
Either/or.
Nicole:
Both.
Yvie:
And there was a Goaa’uld Unas in “Demons.”
David:
It’s creative though, I like it.
Sommer:
OK, let’s move on to something a little bit easier. Who was the only regular member of SG-1 not to travel to Atlantis? Who submitted this question, Linda?
Linda:
This was another one from Russell Baldwin.
Sommer:
All right.
David:
Regular member of all time?
Nicole:
Mm-hmm.
Sommer:
Linda will be clarifying those questions because I copied what Linda had so there will be no replication.
Linda:
Don’t count anyone who only went on one mission with them.
David:
So, it’s one person, all right.
Sommer:
Mm-hmm.
David:
All right.
Sommer:
All right, let’s see what you got. You ready?
William:
Yeah.
Yvie:
Anybody who didn’t get it right?
David:
Will, you’re gonna definitely wanna increase your pen size.
Sommer:
All right.
William:
Will do.
Sonja:
Wait, does that count as a regular?
Darren:
When did Teal’c go?
Nicole:
Daniel goes in Season Five, in two episodes.
Sonja:
I thought it said the least amount.
Nicole:
Yeah, Jonas Quinn.
Sonja:
Jonas doesn’t count.
David:
When did Teal’c go?
William:
Teal’c went “Midway.”
David:
Jonas was a regular member of SG-1. Yep.
Sonja:
He was a regular member the whole season.
Yvie:
Teal’c went “Midway.”
Sonja:
Jonas is arguably not a regular member of SG-1.
David:
All right. Cool. We’ve got her perspective.
Sommer:
All right; everybody gets a point. Get ready for the next one. Who submitted this one, Linda?
Linda:
This is from Michelle Palmer.
Sommer:
OK. What is the name of the device that blows up Wraith ships when they jump into hyperspace?
Nicole:
I can’t spell it.
David:
That’s fine. Just phonetically.
Nicole:
I can’t even remember this.
David:
“How did you do that?”
Nicole:
Then he’s like, “Psh,” and then knocks everyone out.
William:
This is the two-parter that I just wanted so much more of.
Nicole:
I know. Great episode.
Sommer:
It is.
William:
Peak Atlantis in my opinion.
Nicole:
I agree.
David:
Are you ready?
William:
Yep.
Sommer:
All right, let’s see what you got. Atio.
David:
The Attero device. It’s an R, OK.
Nicole:
It’s an R. I didn’t know if it was an O or a A.
David:
Linda, are you getting enough time for these?
Linda
That looks like everybody but Yvie got it. Is that right?
Yvie:
That sounds about right.
David:
Aw, let’s keep going.
Sonja:
Sonja did not get it.
Linda:
Sonja did not get it?
Sonja:
No.
Sommer:
OK. I’m keeping score on this end and Linda is keeping score on her end.
David:
I wish you didn’t have to side scroll like that, that’s gonna drive you nuts when we get to the end of this.
Sommer:
It’s OK. It’s all right. All right. Next up. Linda, who’s this one?
Linda:
This is from Andrew T.
Sommer:
Perfect. In which SG-1 episode do we see a character named Major Peter DeLuise?
Nicole:
No. I don’t know. Oh know.
Sonja:
I don’t know either.
Nicole:
So, not played by him?
Sommer:
No.
Nicole:
This is a mean question.
Linda:
I believe he’s got a lovely name tag.
David:
All right, start. Give me your best guess.
Sommer:
Are you ready?
Darren:
Yeah.
Linda:
Yeah.
David:
Does anyone need more time?
Nicole:
No.
Darren:
Nope, shot in the dark.
Sommer:
Let’s see ’em.
Nicole:
Biting the bullet.
William:
Bang.
Sommer:
There we go. Hand me mine. Ooh, we got some various answers. Let’s see what we got.
Nicole:
Oh my God, we suck.
David:
What happened?
Sommer:
I know.
Nicole:
We suck.
Sommer:
What was the answer, Linda?
Darren:
Somebody on the Prometheus.
Linda:
“Memento” is the answer to that one.
Sommer:
“Memento?” There it is, “Memento.” I’m sorry, my Zoom hid the answer. I apologize.
David:
This is the answer? OK.
William:
This is the answer.
Sommer:
Yes, this is the answer.
William:
That was a Jeopardy!-like question.
David:
Did anyone get it?
Nicole:
No.
Sommer:
Nobody got it.
David:
Legitimately hard question.
Nicole:
That was very hard.
William:
I think we were all thinking about Peter DeLuise playing the Urgo [inaudible].
Sommer:
That’s it. That was my guess.
David:
That was one set, everybody. You ready for five more?
Sonja:
Why are they so hard?
Darren:
That was a warmup.
David:
We may have to skip one set.
Nicole:
God.
David:
This is a lot.
Sommer:
OK, so the easy question on the next set is submitted by who, Linda?
Linda:
This one is another one from me.
Sommer:
All right.
David:
All right.
Linda:
Get a lot of easy questions with this one.
Sommer:
How many seasons are there of SG-1, Atlantis and Universe? One point for each right answer.
Nicole:
Done.
David:
One point for each right answer?
Darren:
You might be kicked off the panel if you don’t get this.
Linda:
I know.
David:
Everyone ready?
Nicole:
You didn’t deserve rights.
Yvie:
Oh no, one sec.
Nicole:
Damn.
David:
Carry the one.
Sonja:
Wait, hold on.
William:
Do my integral here. I think I got it.
Sommer:
All right, let’s see what you got. 17. OK, there we go. All right, let me see here.
David:
I see, it broke it down. I lost that one.
Nicole:
Wow, David.
Darren:
I think the worst is doing the math.
David:
Not paying attention to instructions.
Linda:
Did everybody but David put 10, 5, 2?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Sommer:
Yep.
David:
Good job, everybody.
Sommer:
Great job.
Sonja:
I answered one. Yay!
William:
Yay!
Sonja:
High five.
Nicole:
Do a little clap.
Sommer:
Woo! All right; next question comes from…
Linda:
Jakub.
Nicole:
Come on.
Sommer:
Jakub, ’cause he remembered.
Linda:
Jakub submitted a whole bunch.
Yvie:
How was that medium-level hardness? That’s like, hard.
Nicole:
Yeah, excuse me.
William:
High Council specifically, interesting. I’m not sure.
Linda:
We could change it to if you get any of them, I’ll give you a point for each one.
Nicole:
Please.
David:
Let’s go ahead and do that.
Darren:
One might also be contestable.
David:
Whether they’re on the High Council or not. That’s awful. That’s very specific.
Nicole:
That is very specific.
William:
I bet they’ve shown… Dang. I also can’t spell.
Sommer:
All right, everybody ready?
David:
All right.
Sommer:
Do you guys need a minute?
David:
Linda, do you want us to take this one at a time? Would that be helpful?
Linda:
Probably yes.
Darren:
We gotta figure out some of these. Some of these definitely are and some of them might be borderline cases.
David:
All right, markers down, everyone… and styluses. Nicole, go ahead.
Nicole:
There’s a lot of pressure going first.
David:
Garshaw, Selmac and Vishnar.
Linda:
On the answer list, I’ve got Selmac, Ren’al, Garshaw, Delek and Per’sus. If you each wanna circle the ones you got right, that’ll help make it go faster.
Sommer:
There you go, here’s the answer.
David:
Councilor Thoran was in “Abyss.”
Sommer:
“Abyss.”
David:
He was called Councilor and that’s not on that list. You guys remember Torren?
Darren:
Why do we think Selmac was on the Council? Selmac got in trouble with the Council.
Sommer:
But wasn’t he on the Council, though?
Nicole:
That’s why he was such a big deal.
David:
He was the oldest of them, so I would take it as read that is the case.
Nicole:
As far as I remember, everyone in a fancy outfit that wasn’t a standard Tok’ra soldier outfit was a Council member.
Darren:
I’m remembering “Death Knell” when he got the news that the Council had made a decision about him.
Linda:
But couldn’t the Council make a decision without another Councilor?
Sommer:
Nicole, you got all three, correct?
Nicole:
No. I got two.
David:
I swear Thoran was called a Councilor.
William:
I got two. I put Anise down for one of ’em.
Nicole:
Anise was a good shout. She wore a different outfit. That falls in my criteria.
Sommer:
Darren got two.
Nicole:
Cordesh was the one I was trying to remember, Darren. That’s who I was gonna put and then I didn’t.
Darren:
But I don’t think he was on the Council, was he?
Nicole:
I don’t think he was.
Darren:
He was around when they were meeting.
Nicole:
But I remember Garshaw yells at him a bunch at the end of the episode.
Linda:
Yvie, how many did you get?
Yvie:
Exactly one.
Linda:
David got two that are on the list that was given by the fan.
Darren:
Good question.
Sommer:
Darren got two, Nicole got…
Nicole:
Two.
Sommer:
Two…. Yvie and Sonja got…
Sonja:
Two.
Yvie:
Two.
Sommer:
Sonja got two.
William:
Nobody giving me points for anything?
Sommer:
William gets two.
David:
Hammond refers to Thoran as Councilor Thoran and he’s not on the High Council? Is a Councilor on the High Council or not?
Sonja:
Maybe he’s on the Low Council.
Linda:
Show of hands, how many people wanna give credit to Thoran because he’s referred to as a Councilor?
Sommer:
Akos? How many did you get?
David:
He’s technically referred to as a Councilor.
Akos:
I had all three of them, so I had first Selmac, Garshaw, Per’sus.
David:
Show your work, Akos. “I had all three of them.”
Sommer:
OK, David? David?
David:
Yes, sir. Ma’am?
Sommer:
How many did you get?
David:
Garshaw, Per’sus and Thoran.
Nicole:
He got all three.
Darren:
I think that’s three.
Sommer:
All right, good deal. Next, we have, how many quotes…
Yvie:
Seriously?
Sommer:
… from the Wizard of Oz. Hey, Linda, next time I’m gonna check your work, OK, girl? How many quotes grom the Wizard of Oz, OK.
David:
So, you’re looking for a number. The number will either be right or wrong.
Nicole:
Does “200” count as one?
David:
Yeah, I would say.
Sommer:
Who submitted this one, Linda?
Linda:
This is from Maximo Beko.
Sommer:
All right.
Darren:
The lower number would be how many were not made.
David:
I’m gonna pick a number out of the air.
William:
There was a whole skit about it.
Nicole:
That’s why I put one for that.
David:
There’s this impression, I think, that there were more Wizard of Oz references than there were.
Darren:
Probably more references than there are quotes.
Sonja:
I’m totally guessing.
Yvie:
What’s that?
William:
I’m gonna net this one.
David:
This will be a shot in the dark for me.
Nicole:
100%.
Sommer:
I’ll be a better editor next time, I promise, Linda. I’m sorry.
David:
We all gotta start somewhere. You’re good.
Sommer:
All right.
David:
You ready?
Sommer:
OK, what you got?
Nicole:
No. Nope.
David:
OK, hang on. Give her a sec.
Nicole:
No, I’m good.
David:
OK, all right. Here we go.
Sommer:
OK, let’s see ’em.
Yvie:
Oh my God Nicole, five.
Nicole:
Yvie wr’re team five.
David:
Akos, I can’t see it. There you go. You’re gonna have to write really big, buddy.
Nicole:
Akos is team five as well.
David:
Next time. Next time.
Sommer:
The answer is 24.
David:
OK, they’re gonna have to show their work.
Sommer:
I agree, that’s a lot.
Darren:
This might be references.
William:
Wow.
Linda:
I think it includes quotes.
David:
Moving on.
Darren:
For entertainment purposes, how many can we think of in three seconds?
David:
Hail Dorothy.
Sommer:
Hail Dorothy.
Sonja:
We’re not in Kansas anymore.
Darren:
Hail Dorothy and what else?
Linda
Definitely in “200” with everybody talking.
David:
I know hail Dorothy in “200,” off the top of my head.
Darren:
That’s a direct quote from the movie.
Nicole:
Hail Dorothy’s from Seth.
Linda:
But I think Jack throws in a lot of “We’re off to see the wizard…”
David:
That’s true too.
Linda:
There’s at least one “Follow the yellow brick road,” isn’t it?
Nicole:
“Welcome to Emerald City,” he says at one point as well.
Sommer:
That’s true.
Sonja:
Does he?
Sommer:
Who submitted this one, Linda?
Linda:
This is another easy one for me.
Sommer:
Not counting characters who were only in one episode, how many members of SG-1 have there been?
David:
That takes “Ripple Effect” out of contention, thank God.
Nicole:
I have a follow-up question.
William:
I was going to mention, “he Fifth Man” is out as well.
Sonja:
‘Cause that’s one episode.
Nicole:
If a character was part of SG-1-but appeared in a different episode, do they count, even though they weren’t part of SG-1 in the second episode they appeared in?
Linda:
No, they have to be there for a whole season.
Nicole:
Thank you. OK.
David:
I like that logic.
Nicole:
And the Generals don’t count, ’cause they’re not part of SG-1.
David:
They’re not part of the unit.
Akos:
Do you mind to show it again, the question, please?
Sommer:
The question again? Sure.
Akos:
Sorry.
Sommer:
No, it’s OK.
William:
I’m gonna feel really stupid if I miss somebody.
Nicole:
Me too.
David:
I know.
Linda:
And you don’t need the names.
David:
If we’re talking about season length, just provide a number.
Sonja:
I’m writing out the names to help my brain. Am I missing somebody?
Nicole:
Here we go.
David:
Y’all ready?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Sonja:
I think so.
Yvie:
Sorry.
David:
Ready for a number?
Yvie:
Yes.
Sommer:
Seven. Seven. Six, seven, seven.
Nicole:
Yvie, how could you?
Yvie:
I don’t know.
Nicole:
What happened to your brain?
David:
Aw, it’s 0200 hours there.
Sonja:
Six?
Nicole:
Six?
Darren:
Oh, come on.
Sommer:
Guys, guys, look at the answer.
Yvie:
Ah.
Darren:
There’s seven there.
Linda:
My bad, I counted wrong.
David:
It’s seven, it’s all right.
Linda:
This is stressing me out.
Yvie:
Do I get a point?
Nicole:
No, Yvie.
Sommer:
I put graduation in my surgery brain. All right, good job, guys. So, everybody gets a point but Yvie.
David:
Please don’t phrase it like that.
Sommer:
No, because we joked about it earlier. I already gave Yvie a secret three points because she’s really tired
Nicole:
Aw.
Sommer:
Just telling you.
David:
I hate this side scrolling about this, I really do. That’s what I’m talking about. All right. So, Nicole has retained her crown so far.
Nicole:
For now. I’m sure Akos is gonna kick my butt in a minute.
Nicole:
I haven’t answered these questions right, so you can deduct my points back. Sorry.
Sonja:
Wow. Nicole, I’m gonna sneak up from behind. You won’t even know I’m coming.
Sommer:
All right, Linda, who has this one?
Nicole:
Oh God. Do we get a point per?
David:
You have to name them both.
Nicole:
Crap.
Sommer:
Name both actors who played Ernest Littlefield in “The Torment of Tantalus.”
Nicole:
I can only name one.
Sommer:
It’s OK.
Sonja:
Me too.
Linda:
They’re a point each, so you’re fine.
Nicole:
They are a point each.
David:
I know, I know the name.
Nicole:
I never took notice of the old guy.
Yvie:
I know the name. Got it.
Nicole:
I’m blanking on this one. Dammit, David.
David:
I’ve reviewed this season on the show. All right.
Sommer:
All right, everybody ready?
David:
Anyone need more time?
Nicole:
No.
Darren:
I’m set.
Yvie:
I’m blanking on everyone’s name.
David:
Basically, put the other guy’s name.
Yvie:
I can’t remember his name. Come on, Paul. That’s right.
David:
The cute old man, aw.
Nicole:
Grandpa.
Sommer:
Yvie, what you got? Yvie?
Yvie:
I got nothing.
David:
That’s tough, that’s tough.
Sommer:
Everybody got at least one.
David:
I remember when he passed, that was a sad day.
Nicole:
When did he pass?
David:
A few years ago.
Sommer:
Who got two?
Nicole:
Damn.
Darren:
David and I got two.
Sommer:
David and you, OK.
William:
Very impressive, both of you, for that.
Sonja:
Hey Darren, if you could suck a little bit more, that’d be great.
Darren:
You need to be worried about Akos, not about me.
Sonja:
I am worried about both of you. Go away.
Darren:
Akos is the wild card today.
Nicole:
I know, I don’t like it.
David:
Is it [Aykosh] or [Arkosh]?
Akos:
[Arkosh], [Arkosh].
David:
Y’all, get it right, y’all.
Nicole:
Oof.
Linda:
Submitted by Russell Baldwin.
Sommer:
To complete the sets three and four, include the entire franchise and name as many actors who have played Jack O’Neill as you can for one point each.
Darren:
The real Jack O’Neill?
Linda:
Counting the movies.
Sommer:
I think we’re counting…
Linda:
The whole franchise.
David:
Are we talking mind transfers too?
Darren:
Mind transfers, robots.
William:
I was gonna include them.
Nicole:
Does the stunt double pretending to be another version count?
Linda:
If you come up with a number instead of all the names, that’s fine too.
Sommer:
Yes.
Nicole:
Crap.
Sonja:
Does spelling count?
Sommer:
No.
David:
And the movies included?
Linda:
Yep.
David:
No, as long as you get the point across, it’s fine.
Nicole:
I’m missing one and I don’t know the name of them.
David:
It’s all good.
Linda:
If you know the number, I’ll give you the point, Nicole.
Nicole:
Now you’re making me second guess myself.
David:
You guys ready?
Darren:
Yeah.
Sonja:
Sure.
Sommer:
All right, let’s see them.
Darren:
This could get complicated.
Sommer:
Four, five. Five, six.
David:
111. One, one, one, oh four, that’s a four. It’s 1,001.
Yvie:
Michael Welch.
Darren:
I have four.
Sommer:
You’re good.
Nicole:
I forgot about him.
Sommer:
You did super.
Darren:
Michael Shanks, that’s brilliant.
David:
Five. Michael Shanks and “Holiday.” He was in there for a moment.
Nicole:
Crap.
Sonja:
Chris Judge and Michael Shanks.
David:
Ryan Booth?
Sommer:
So, who got it all?
Nicole:
I got five.
Sonja:
I missed Michael Welch, I got four.
Sommer:
Darren, you got three.
Darren:
I got four.
Linda:
Just because he swapped bodies with O’Neill.
Sonja:
Does Dan Shea not count?
David:
I think he counts.
Linda:
Good point.
Darren:
He’s on screen.
Sonja:
He’s on screen as the back of Richard Dean Anderson’s head a bunch.
William:
I actually entered six.
Sommer:
And Yvie, you had how many?
Yvie:
I just wrote down the number five.
Sommer:
Five?
Yvie:
Yeah.
Sommer:
Two, three, four…
David:
The answer is not five, the answer is six.
Nicole:
So, I got six?
Sommer:
Yeah.
David:
Kurt Russell, RDA, Michael Welsh, Christopher Judge, Ryan Booth and Michael Shanks are six.
William:
That’s six.
Sommer:
How many did you get, Sonja?
Sonja:
I got four.
Darren:
Wait, should it be seven then, ’cause Dan Shea should be on this list.
Sonja:
He should be on that list.
Sommer:
Wow.
David:
These are tricky, man.
William:
How did Dan Shea play O’Neill?
Nicole:
He’s a stunt double.
Darren:
Stunt double? But there’s been a lot of stunt doubles for RDA.
David:
I got four.
Nicole:
There were two stunt doubles for him.
Sommer:
And Akos, you had?
Akos:
I had four.
Sommer:
Four?
Akos:
Four.
Sommer:
All right. The next set, easy. This is submitted by…
Linda:
Jakub.
Sommer:
As of “Heroes Part 2” who had the most SG-1 appearances, Gary Jones, Dan Shea or Teryl Rothery?
Nicole:
This is an evil question.
Linda:
As of the episode Teryl departs on, who had the most appearances?
Nicole:
I don’t like this question.
Sonja:
I don’t know, I’m just guessing.
David:
You get to pick one.
Darren:
This is an exercise in educated guesses.
David:
Put them up folks. Put them up, put them up, up, up.
Linda:
I had it at Teryl, I had it at four.
Sommer:
It’s OK. Let’s see. Teryl and who was it, did it say?
Linda:
It was Teryl.
Sommer:
Teryl. And who got it?
Darren:
I don’t know about that. Shocking.
Sommer:
Darren got it. Or no, Gary. No, he said Gary.
Darren:
No, I did not get it.
Sommer:
OK, so Nicole, did you get it?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Sommer:
And Yvie?
Yvie:
No, I didn’t.
Sommer:
Sonja?
Sonja:
No.
Sommer:
And William, yes?
William:
William got it.
Sommer:
And David, yes?
David:
David got it.
Sommer:
And Akos?
Akos
Yes.
Sommer:
All right. Good job, guys. Next question is submitted by…
Nicole:
Oh, no.
Linda:
OK, Goran Andonovsky.
Sommer:
“How far is the iris from the gate’s event horizon?”
David:
I know the word but I don’t know the number. So, I’ve got an answer.
Nicole:
I feel stupid. I feel like I should be fired. Does anybody have any confidence with this one?
Sonja:
No.
Darren:
I got a line of dialogue stuck in my head and I don’t know if it’s right.
Nicole:
Same.
Sommer:
I actually knew this one, so…
Linda:
I say give it a wild guess.
Sommer:
Can’t be that much.
David:
OK. Anyone else ready? Anyone need time?
Sommer:
Let’s see what you got.
David:
All right.
Sommer:
David.
Linda:
Why, oh, why?
David:
I remember microns.
Sommer:
Ooh. So William, I believe you are correct.
Linda:
You got it.
Nicole:
William!
Linda:
Woo!
David:
So, for the record, in my mind three is a few, but OK.
Yvie:
I’d agree.
William:
Whoever asked this question is speaking my language. Thank you.
Darren:
Will, you got this?
William:
I did, yeah.
Sommer:
OK, who else got it besides William?
Nicole:
No one? It was just William.
Darren:
Now I have to Google it.
David:
If you get microns, that’s something. I don’t know.
Nicole:
Oh Lord!
David:
This naming thing, screw it for this one. If you get the number, right or wrong.
Linda:
It does want the number, how many.
Sommer:
Yes.
Darren:
OK, just the number.
Sommer:
How many… Who submitted it, Linda?
Linda:
This is another one from our evil, evil Jakub.
David:
Do all the explosions in “Avatar” count?
Darren:
I haven’t read the question yet. Hold on. Let Sommer read it.
Sommer:
“How many SG-1 episodes show the explosion of Stargate Command? The perspective can be seen, or the perspective can be from either inside or outside the base. Can you name them all? One point for each correct episode.”
Sonja:
Does that mean any explosion?
Linda:
We can skip the naming them if you want to.
Sommer:
I agree. Have a number.
David:
Good, I want the number. Give me a number. The number is either right or wrong based on the answer.
Sonja:
Correct. Does this mean any explosion or the explosion of the whole base?
Linda:
Explosion of the whole base.
Nicole:
Whole base?
David:
The base has to be destroyed.
Linda:
Just count the episode? Don’t count multiple inside of an episode.
Sommer:
OK, so we won’t count Teal’C and his…
David:
We’ll just count the episode.
Sommer:
His lingering doing of the…
Linda:
Just the episodes, not multiple…
Sommer:
Gotcha.
Linda:
… base destructions in one episode.
David:
So, give us a digit.
Nicole:
This is a really hard question.
William:
I’m sure I’m forgetting at least one.
Nicole:
This is the whole base exploding? Not just rooms in the base?
Linda:
The whole.
Sommer:
OK, everybody is getting close.
Nicole:
Wait.
David:
All right, folks. Take your best shot.
William:
I can think of only three.
Nicole:
I could only think of three.
Darren:
Four.
Sommer:
All right, let’s see what we got here.
Linda:
Four.
Darren:
Akos, wow, four.
Sommer:
Hey.
William:
“Prophecy.”
Sommer:
“Prophecy.”
Darren:
That was the one I missed
Sommer:
Anybody else?
David:
I think we’ve let a wolf into the hen house.
Darren:
What was 200?
Nicole:
Look what you’ve done. I’m gonna lose my crown, David.
William:
Never rob another man’s rhubarb.
Darren:
What was the explosion in 200?
William:
It was one of those silly skits.
Sommer:
It was submitted by Linda.
Darren:
But which one?
William:
The zombie attack, wasn’t it? No. It wasn’t.
David:
Let’s go ahead and have the question asked.
Linda:
OK, it’s from Goran Andonovsky again.
Sommer:
“What was the name of the episode in which Teal’C was put on trial for murder committed while he was First Prime of Apophis?” Come on, guys. I know you have this.
William:
Thank goodness I’m not having to re-watch.
David:
This is an episode in which Richard Dean Anderson really acts. When you corner him, he’ll fight his way out and give you an amazing performance.
William:
As much as people like the goofiness of “Window of Opportunity,” the last five minutes when he gets serious is-
David:
Correct. That’s him acting.
Darren:
That’s when you go…
Nicole:
That is such a painful…
David:
You guys ready?
Sommer:
All right. Everybody ready?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Sommer:
Hold ’em up.
Nicole:
No.
Sommer:
And we have a bingo across the board.
David:
Akos, pull that back up again. What is that? What is the abbreviation?
Akos:
Cor-ai. I believe that’s how it was spelled, but maybe I knew it wrongly.
David:
That’s awesome.
Sommer:
All righty.
Nicole:
Gotta get him his [inaudible] which is a weird thing.
David:
You’re not gonna get him to [inaudible] anything.
Nicole:
Yes, David! This is why I like you.
David:
You’re outta luck. It’s so funny.
Sommer:
All right; here are the standings.
William:
Not bad.
Sonja:
Yey Yvie. Holding up the rear with me.
Yvie:
Hanging up the rear.
David:
Aw.
William:
It’s actually a tight game.
Sommer:
Next, and that was the end.
David:
Very nice.
Sommer:
Everybody got to see. We have a good crew. Let’s see. This one is submitted by…
Linda:
Jakub.
William:
Ooh.
Sommer:
How many ZPMs has the SGC and Atlantis found and come into the possession of throughout the run of both shows?
David:
He really likes numerical questions.
Darren:
OK. What counts as possession?
Nicole:
If it’s dead, does it count?
Sommer:
Linda will clarify.
Linda:
I believe it does. I believe it’s just a ZPM and not whether it works or not.
William:
OK. I’m just gonna throw an example, the Potentium. They didn’t actually get in their possession.
David:
They don’t possess it, no.
William:
They don’t possess it, so I’m not gonna count that one.
Darren:
OK. A character holding it does not count as…
William:
It has to be “I plugged it in.”
David:
When the expedition arrives at Atlantis, they find three in the base station there.
William:
They’re complete.
David:
Does that count as found and then in the possession of?
William:
That’s a good question.
David:
Or is it, because it’s already inside Atlantis, it’s not found and in the…
William:
I’m not gonna count those three. OK.
Linda:
He does put down numbers found in episodes
Darren:
We are counting dead ones?
Sonja:
These are nit-picky questions.
David:
I can’t brain so I’m putting down a number.
Nicole:
Does it count if they take…
David:
Brain, what is brain?
Darren:
Brain, what is brain?
Nicole:
Does it count if they take it and put it back in the slot in an episode?
Linda:
If it’s three in “Lost City though,” I’m not sure the answer he’s given us is correct.
Nicole:
There is two in “Lost City.”
David:
How long have we had the answer? All right.
Darren:
And how many are sitting dead in Atlantis when they get there?
Linda:
A lot.
David:
Do we line up with his answer or not at this point?
Sonja:
What we got?
David:
All right. What does everyone have?
Nicole:
I got six.
David:
I’m with you.
Sonja:
I got eight.
William:
I got to eight.
David:
Did anyone have 10?
Nicole:
Damn it.
David:
Did anyone have 10?
Nicole:
No.
David:
Akos is doing math. Hold it up, buddy. Hold it up.
Darren:
My nine are different than the answer’s nine.
David:
OK.
William:
I don’t know how to score this one.
David:
Akos, make sure you look at your preview window when you’re bringing it up to make sure that you can position correctly based on what you have on the screen, because you’re cutting off some of your answer, just so you know.
Akos:
Sorry.
David:
You’re cutting off all of your right answers.
Nicole:
That was a really tough one.
William:
Nobody got it.
David:
Ten, all right.
Sommer:
Should I get a point for attempting?
David:
No, no, no. That’s like when customers used to call me at PayPal and say, “Can I have a backspace in my password?” I was, “As long as you’re consistent.”
Sommer:
All right. Round off the set…
Nicole:
Come on.
Sommer:
This is mean, evil, and it’s draw it.
David:
No. No, I’m vetoing. Who submitted it?
Linda:
I did.
David:
Linda, thank you, but…
Sonja:
Linda, you’re banned.
William:
Real quick.
David:
It’s a question of time. We just don’t…
Darren:
You’re on the Point of Origin.
William:
Wow. That’s awesome. Real quick, there’s an Atlantis episode, I think it was “Michael,” where Teyla draws the gate address, the Pegasus gates, on a rock and they look at the rock…
David:
Behind her. They’re like, “Oh yeah, that’s it.”
William:
… and literally pick and scratch. That’s one of my favorite moments from the show. I’d have been like, “Well, she’s dead. Nice try, honey, but…”
David:
They look like gibberish to us but to the Pegasus folks, they look like constellations. The Atlantis production team went out of their way to name them all.
William:
They did. They’re cool ancient-sounding name, constellation things.
David:
Cool. A for effort, Linda.
Sommer:
All right. Set seven and eight, how many actresses played the character Adria in Stargate SG-1? Bonus points if you can name them. One point.
David:
Did Jakub ask this one?
Linda:
No, this is from Scott Watson.
David:
All right.
William:
Hey, Scott Watson.
Nicole:
This is a mean question.
David:
There was a cast change out at the last minute.
Nicole:
Was there?
Linda:
Really?
Sommer:
Really?
David:
Yeah.
Nicole:
That count?
David:
They delayed shooting for one day.
Sonja:
Who was it supposed to be?
David:
It was the youngest.
Linda:
She froze up and couldn’t do it and they substituted another person.
David:
Yep. Someone went home and said, “I think this outfit will fit such and such,” and they brought her in. Once you see her dad, it’s like, “Oh, yeah, that’s his daughter.”
Sommer:
All right.
Nicole:
Who’s the dad?
Sommer:
Ready?
David:
You’re about to find out.
Sommer:
Let’s see ’em.
Darren:
I’m having a total brain fart.
Sommer:
Sorry, Darren?
William:
I came up with four.
Darren:
I brain farted on Jodelle.
William:
I don’t know any names.
Sonja:
I only know Morena.
David:
I don’t know the poor girl in between. I feel so bad. But Emma Cooper…
William:
How could I forget Brenna’s name? God, I’m sorry.
Sonja:
Robert Cooper’s daughter?
David:
Yep.
Sommer:
Now, I need you guys to go down the line and tell me how many you got. Darren?
Darren:
We get a point for each name?
Sonja:
Emma Cooper’s not on this list.
David:
It’s Emma Rose. It’s Emma Cooper.
William:
We get a point for the correct total and then we get one bonus point for every one we named?
David:
Yeah.
Sommer:
Correct.
Sonja:
I spelled her name wrong.
Darren:
Three points.
Sommer:
One, two, three, Nicole?
Nicole:
I got three points.
Sommer:
One, two, three, Yvie?
Yvie:
Just one.
Sommer:
One. Sonja?
Sonja:
I got one actress and the number. So, is that two?
William:
That’s two.
Sommer:
Two. All right.
William:
William gets two.
Sommer:
David.
David:
Three.
Sommer:
Akos.
Akos:
I have two.
Sommer:
All right.
William:
That was a good question.
Nicole
That was a good question.
David:
Emma is the beginning of Teyla’s last name. It’s four daughters, so Teyla, Tessa, Kayla and Emmagan is Emma and then Megan.
William:
Are you serious?
David:
That’s how they came up with Teyla’s name.
Nicole:
That’s such a cool fact. I’m learning so much.
David:
I found that out two years ago.
Nicole:
Wow.
David:
Very recent. Whoa, we got some words. Who submitted this?
Linda:
This is from Jason Warlock.
David:
All right, in the SG-1 episode “Pretense,” a Tollan device allowed the host to take control of their own body from the Goa’uld possessing them. A colored light showed whether the host or the Goa’uld was speaking. What were the two different colors and who do they represent? Worth four points if all parts are right. All right.
Sommer:
Actually, this is a long question for short answers.
Nicole:
This is not good. Great question.
Sommer:
It’s a great question. I like this one.
David:
“Pretense,” for a long time, was my favorite episode.
Nicole:
It’s a really good one.
William:
Kevin Durand is one of my top 100 great actors.
David:
I want him so bad to come on the show. Zipakna was delicious. For a little bit of time, he was amazingly.
William:
Him and Osiris talking!
Nicole:
His outfit!
Linda:
The hat is awesome.
David:
The hat is awesome.
William:
Wait, we ready?
Sonja:
I hope so.
Sommer:
Correct.
Sonja:
Wait a minute, I got it wrong.
Sommer:
Blue.
Nicole:
What, we done?
Sommer:
Yes.
Darren:
Are you writing?
Sommer:
Skaara blue.
David:
Akos, can you see yours? There you go.
Sommer:
All right.
Sonja:
I got green instead of blue, whoops.
Sommer:
OK, let’s give out the points here.
David:
What’s the answer?
Sommer:
The answer is red for Klorel and blue for Skaara.
Nicole:
I thought it was gonna be a trick and they were gonna do it backwards with the colors.
Sommer:
William, you got it?
William:
I did, yes ma’am.
Sommer:
One, two, and then four, because you got the bonus points.
Nicole:
Is that four total?
David:
Yeah.
William:
OK, there’s two more, awesome.
Sommer:
David, how many?
David:
Four.
Sommer:
Akos?
Akos:
Technically three. The color of the Goa’uld was not the right color.
Sommer:
Sonja?
Sonja:
Three.
Sommer:
Yvie?
Yvie:
I got the color red. I put green instead of blue and I just put Skaara. I didn’t put Klorel.
David:
That’s two.
Yvie:
Two.
Sommer:
Yes, Nicole?
Nicole:
I got four.
Sommer:
Darren?
Darren:
Four.
David:
Can we see the rankings right now?
Sommer:
Sure can. Here we go.
David:
Akos and I are tied. Nicole is ahead. Darren is behind her.
Nicole:
Not for long, guys, I don’t feel confident.
Darren:
Second. I’m coming.
Nicole:
I don’t feel confident.
David:
I wish it would adjust in who’s in order as we go, who’s in the lead.
Sommer:
There you go.
Darren:
A leaderboard.
Sommer:
I can make that happen. There you go.
David:
You can?
Darren:
Yeah, she just did it.
Sommer:
Yep, just did it. There you go.
Yvie:
Good job.
David:
But who’s in the lead? There we go. OK, got it. Understood, got it.
Sommer:
Who submitted this one, Linda?
Linda:
Russell Baldwin.
Sommer:
Including the movie and Origins, how many actresses have played Katherine Langford? One point for how many and a point for each named number.
David:
This is the same type of question again and again.
Linda:
We got a lot of these this time.
Nicole:
Tough ones.
David:
Actresses, so put down the name, OK.
Linda:
I had to eliminate a lot of questions that had been asked in earlier trivia episodes. Here’s a good tip for people: If you’re gonna submit trivia questions, try rewatching the earlier episodes if you’re able, so you don’t send the same questions in again.
Nicole:
Oh my God, hold on.
David:
I can get the number… No, maybe not.
Nicole:
I can get the number.
William:
I think I got the number.
David:
I’m closer at the number than I am at all the names.
William:
Same.
Nicole:
I don’t know any of the names, so I’m just, pfft.
William:
I’m really upset too because one of the SG-1 appearances, she went on to play Eli’s mom.
David:
Correct.
Nicole:
She did. I thought it was funny.
Sonja:
I forgot about that.
Linda:
She was also in an episode called “Fallout” in Season Seven, I think.
William:
You’re right. She also was in Altered Carbon’s pilot episode for seven seconds.
David:
She was from Jonas’ planet too. Doesn’t she slap what’s his face?
Nicole:
That’s what I said, she was on “Fallout.”
William:
Was it “Fallout?”
David:
That’s “Homecoming.”
Nicole:
No. Was she?
William:
That should be a trigger.
Nicole:
Oh my God. Put me in the bin, David. Put me in the bin. Set my fire.
David:
Do I have her bin?
Darren:
She was one of the ambassadors on Langara?
William:
Are we throwing up our answers?
Sommer:
Akos, hold them up.
Nicole:
Are we putting our answers up?
Sommer:
You’ve got so much, you gotta suck it up like the rest of us.
Nicole:
Are we putting our answers up?
David:
Let’s go ahead. I just put the names that I have.
Darren:
High pressure situation. Four total.
David:
Kelly Vint, good for you. I gotta have her on.
Darren:
Couldn’t come up with Vivica.
Sommer:
Here we go, answers.
Nicole:
Yes! Suck it everyone.
David:
Nancy McClure, Glynis Davies. Kelly Vint.
William:
Child in the movie, son of a gun.
Nicole:
The child in the movie, that’s what I remembered at the last second.
David:
Good for you.
Nicole:
I only got one because I didn’t remember any names.
Sommer:
OK, so one point for the correct answer. And Darren?
Darren
I got three names.
David:
Same, three. I remembered three names.
Sommer:
Akos?
Nicole:
Hey, Darren, if you could stop [inaudible] me, that’d be great.
Akos:
I couldn’t remember any actor’s names.
Sommer:
I’m sorry, Akos, say that again.
David:
Sorry, I couldn’t remember any actor. Sorry.
Sommer:
Did you get the number?
Akos:
No, I had moved on.
Sommer:
I see. OK, William?
William:
I whiffed the entire question.
Sommer:
You did what?
David:
What?
William:
Whiffed it.
Nicole:
He whiffed it.
David:
He whiffed.
Sommer:
Whiffed, OK. Sonja?
Sonja:
I got it wrong.
Sommer:
Yvie?
Yvie:
ppbbtt!
William:
I should have said that.
Sommer:
I would have been so bad. All right; next question is an easy one submitted by…
Linda:
Victor.
David:
By the Stargate Program.
Linda:
I apologize for pronouncing it wrong, I think it’s Inigue, Victor Inigue.
Sommer:
What is the name of the planet first visited by Earth’s Stargate Program?
David:
Are we saying that in “Children of the Gods” the Program is already going?
Darren:
It’s an easy question so I don’t think it has to be.
Nicole:
Is it really an easy question though?
William:
I’m not overthinking it.
Nicole:
Was it a Program back in the 1940s, Darren?
Darren:
Yes, it was not Stargate Command, but it was the Program.
David:
Then that’s not an easy question.
Akos:
In the 1940s, that’s a better question.
David:
Linda, what framing should we use?
Linda:
From the first time the Stargate got turned on on Earth in the modern era.
David:
OK, thank you.
Nicole:
Easy.
Sonja:
Thank you.
Darren:
What counts as modern? I teach modern history starting around 1650.
David:
I think AOL Online counts as modern. Around that era.
Nicole:
Does everyone wanna flip their thing over?
Linda:
Anything after World War I, why don’t we say?
Nicole:
That’s great.
David:
Anything after World War I?
Nicole:
Wait, hold on. In 1960, no, the Stargate Program doesn’t count then. They did dial themselves in ’69.
Sommer:
Abydos, Abydos, Abydos.
David:
OK, so he puts two answers, that’s not fair. You must circle one,
Akos:
Technically they have dialed Abydos in Origins as well.
David:
But there wasn’t a Program yet.
Nicole:
There we go.
William:
So, let’s find the answer. Heliopolis.
David:
And a closed parenthesis.
Darren:
What counts as modern?
David:
This is my issue with it; it was not a Program yet. So, I think we override. I think whoever had Abydos.
Sommer:
I agree.
David:
Because in the feature film it was called something else. There was a shot of it on the back wall.
Nicole:
We didn’t talk about that.
Darren:
They didn’t use Abydos in the movie.
David:
But its name retconned.
Yvie:
It’s the name that we all know from 10 seasons onwards.
Darren:
The movie I think referred to the city which is Nagada.
Sommer:
Yvie?
Nicole:
Yvie got it.
Yvie:
No, I didn’t.
Nicole:
What? Damn.
Sommer:
All right, next question.
David:
It’s like the Giza project, the feature film. All right, anyway.
Linda:
This one’s from Maximo Beko.
Sommer:
In “Rising,” what does Sheppard think of when he realizes that the puddle jumper can read his mind? I know.
David:
What he wants.
Sommer:
You guys know this, yes.
Darren:
What is he thinking?
Sommer:
You guys know it. I know you know it.
David:
And Joel Goldsmith is in full playful music mode at this point.
Nicole:
I think I’m gonna get this one.
David:
Nice face, Will.
William:
Thank you.
Sonja:
How specific do we need to be?
David:
What does he wanna conjure up after he realizes?
Sommer:
Yes, what does he want?
Nicole:
The item, not the filling.
William:
I think I got it.
Sonja:
Exactly.
David:
Are we ready?
William:
Yeah.
Nicole:
Yeah.
Darren:
All right, I’m giving this one up to the J-
David:
Why is my screen gone? Hang on a second, guys.
Sommer:
I was about to say, David.
David:
It’s rebooting on me.
Sonja:
Steam virgin.
David:
There it goes, OK.
Sommer:
All right, sandwich. Are we counting sandwich?
Nicole:
David, you and me were the turkey man.
Sommer:
I guess we’ll count the sandwich.
David:
Sandwich is pretty darn close, a sandwich.
Linda:
Anybody who gets the sandwich.
Sommer:
William got it, Sonja got it.
Yvie:
And me.
Nicole:
Everybody but Darren?
Akos:
I gave up the points there for lols.
Sommer:
Whoa!
David:
Seriously? You knew it but you just…
Darren:
Yeah.
William:
That’s how confident he is.
Darren:
I couldn’t resist.
Sonja:
I know.
Yvie:
I’m gonna use that as an excuse as well for a nice turkey sandwich.
Nicole:
Nice turkey sandwich. Do we get extra point for turkey?
David:
No. No, just bragging rights.
Sommer:
All right.
Nicole:
All right, let’s brag, David.
Sommer:
Round of sets seven and eight. Who asked this question, Linda?
Linda:
Blackbird.
Sommer:
All right, what is the name of the Stargate Atlantis episode in which, during a discussion about the possibility of time travel, Sheppard remarks that one would need a really nice DeLorean?
Nicole:
Oh, no.
Sommer:
Most episode names get me. I can do some but…
David:
I don’t remember him talking about this at all.
William:
I’m taking a stab here.
Nicole:
I remember it, but I just don’t know the episode.
Linda:
Kitty.
William:
I’m gonna go for one of my favorite.
Linda:
Clawing up my foot.
David:
‘Cause Atlantis never really did time travel. Hello, cat. How’s cat?
Nicole:
Hey, cat.
Linda:
Cat is good. Amelia is biting my ankle so I picked her up.
William:
Do we have an answer?
Sommer:
All right.
Nicole:
I have a guess.
David:
I can’t even…
Sonja:
I have a non-guess.
David:
“Extinction” was going to have time travel.
Sonja:
I don’t even know.
Nicole:
I was going for the one time travel one.
David:
“Before I Sleep.”
Linda:
Darren got it, Nicole got it. Akos?
Nicole:
Yes.
Darren::
Yay.
Sommer:
OK, so, Will?
Darren:
“Last Man,” that’s a great guess.
Nicole:
That is a great guess.
David:
They did do time travel. That’s true.
Sommer:
“Before I Sleep,” who got it? Let’s see, Nicole?
Nicole:
Me.
Sommer:
OK, David?
William:
I’m gonna be real, I thought “Before I Sleep” was a pretty lazy episode.
David:
It was my favorite episode from Season One.
Nicole:
Same, I loved it.
William:
“Before I Sleep?”
David:
Yeah.
William:
“Before I Sleep” is an absolute favorite episode. I wasn’t talking about that one. I was talking about “The Last Man.”
Sommer:
William, did you get it?
William:
I did, yes.
Sommer:
Sonja?
Sonja:
No.
Sommer:
And Yvie?
Yvie:
No.
Nicole:
I absolutely loved “Before I Sleep.”
Daivd:
Me too.
Sommer:
That rounded out seven and eight. We have two left. David, how are we on time?
David:
We’ve got half an hour of play time, we’re good.
Sommer:
OK, awesome. All right.
David:
So long as everyone can stick.
Sommer:
Here we go, next set submitted by…
William:
Ooh.
Linda:
Victor DDJ.
David:
So, this is a number question.
William:
There were a lot more in the movie.
David:
In the movie, “You should see the concept art, there’s like 20 of them.”
Sommer:
Consist of how many rings?
David:
It fits one person inside of it. They had to make them bigger for the show.
Linda:
This would be for the show only.
David:
For the show.
Linda:
Don’t count extra rings in movies.
Nicole:
OK, good. That helps me out.
David:
The Ori did the same basic thing. It’s amazing once Amelius left, for the Milky Way, how many of his ideas they copied. So, the Stargate, the rings.
William:
I love the idea of those Ori drop rings; it was one of the coolest schticks they had.
David:
If the Ori rings were any indication of what their Stargate looked like, I would have loved to have seen their Stargates.
William:
Now that I think about it, that was glorious. The glint, the heraldry on the outside glow.
David:
James Robbins made artwork that showed the Ori Stargate but he ripped off the Milky Way’s. All right, guys.
Sommer:
What you got? Five.
Nicole:
I was trying to remember the sound it makes.
David:
It should be seven.
Sonja:
I know.
David:
All things considered.
Sonja:
I feel like that made the most sense.
Linda:
It does make the most sense.
Sommer:
Five.
David:
It comes down to the height of the sets for the cargo ship and things like that.
Sommer:
Nicole, you got it. Who else? Darren?
David:
Mesa.
Darren:
I got it, yep.
Sommer:
David, yes. And Akos?
Akos:
No.
Sommer:
Yvie?
Yvie:
Mm-mm.
Sommer:
Sonja?
Sonja:
No.
Sommer:
William?
William:
No.
Nicole:
I made the sound till I remembered…
Sommer:
So, the next question.
David:
These are the specific ones that I like, whether or not I know them.
Sommer:
Name the actor who played Orlin in SG-1 Season Five, Episode Three, “Ascension.”
Nicole:
Nope.
Sommer:
Who submitted this one?
Sonja:
This is Goran Andonovski again.
William:
Thank you, Goran. You’re awesome.
Sommer:
That’s right.
David:
Apologize for my Y here.
William:
Shepherds we shall be for thee, my lord, for thee.
Nicole:
I’m gonna put my answer up because I don’t have an answer.
Yvie:
Toaster guy.
David:
Toaster guy?
Nicole:
He’s gonna need a new toaster.
Sommer:
That’s how he makes the Stargate.
Nicole:
He used the toaster.
David:
Which reminds me, you’re gonna need a new microwave.
Sommer:
All right. Yvie’s writing still.
Yvie:
I’m done.
Sommer:
All right, what you got?
Yvie:
I can’t remember his full name.
David:
That’s fine, I’ll take it.
Nicole:
Yvie, nice.
Sommer:
That’s good, that’s good.
Nicole:
She’s got it.
Sommer:
That’s worked.
Nicole:
Very good, Yvie.
Sonja:
I don’t know.
Sommer:
So, Sonja, did you have an answer?
Sonja:
No, I have no idea.
Sommer:
Young Indiana Jones.
Nicole:
He only appears in one episode.
David:
Young Indiana Jones.
Sommer:
If it takes young Indiana Jones, it’s right.
Nicole:
Oh my God.
Darren:
He was coming back for “The Fourth Horseman.” The actor was busy; he later rewrote it.
Sommer:
Wow.
Nicole:
Cool.
David:
He had agreed but he couldn’t make it.
William:
Did you give me the point?
Sommer:
Who?
William:
William.
Nicole:
William.
Sommer:
Yes, I did.
William:
OK, thank you.
Sommer:
You’re welcome. All right. The hard one comes from…
Yvie:
Seriously?
Sommer:
This is from Eric Marcus.
Nicole:
Are you joking?
Sommer:
What brand of tripods were used in the later seasons of SG-1 and all seasons of Atlantis?
William:
Eric!
David:
He’s looking for product placement answer.
Nicole:
OK, I have my product placement answer.
David:
They didn’t get them for their offices; they were just to be displayed on screen. They got them for free.
Linda:
If you get any part of the name…
David:
I just have a company.
Nicole:
I just have a company.
David:
I just remember the company because I had these laptops, so…
Nicole:
Wait, crap. What’s it called? What’s it called? I can see it. I can see it, David.
David:
I just have a company name. I never looked at the keyboards. I just remember the laptops ’cause I had the same laptop that they had in a lot of the episodes.
Linda:
I did too. The laptop that Sam lugged around with her. Things weighed about 12 pounds and I hope they gutted it for her to carry on the set.
David:
No kidding.
Linda:
It was too heavy.
Sommer:
All right, we ready?
Nicole:
We have two answers.
Sonja:
No, hold on. Sorry.
Sommer:
Ready?
Sonja:
OK, sorry.
Nicole:
Get ready.
David:
I just have a company name. It’s Logitech?
Yvie:
I just have a joke name.
Nicole:
Dude.
Sommer:
Dell would have been my guess.
David:
“You’re getting a Dell until I do drugs.”
Nicole:
I had Asus and then I changed it to Dell.
Darren:
I have no idea.
Sonja:
I had Logitech and I changed it to Dell.
David:
Auravision EluminX… I will take his word for it.
Darren:
David, where’s your pain stick?
Linda:
The original computer is the laptop for Dell.
David:
It’s against the wall.
Sommer:
Honestly, I would have said Dell.
Darren:
We need to find this man.
Nicole:
My hubby works for Dell so every time we see it we’re like, “Oh, hey.”
David:
He does?
Sommer:
Yes.
David:
Moving on.
Nicole:
Damn it. All right, that was brutal. That was so brutal.
Linda:
It was a hard question.
Sommer:
Who submitted this one, Linda?
Linda:
Simply Dana.
Sommer:
What were the names of McKay and Sheppard’s countries in the Atlantis episode, Season Three, Episode 15, “The Game?”
David:
Four points if all parts are right.
Sommer:
And why were they named that? Four points if all parts are right.
Nicole:
Ugh, I love this episode as well.
Linda:
No, I think he means who had what country as well as what the names of them were.
Darren:
Why were they named that?
Sommer:
Yes, it does. McKay does discuss why he named what he named.
Nicole:
I’m trying really hard to remember.
Sommer:
I always remember one and the other one is always on the tip of my tongue.
Nicole:
That’s how I feel.
Linda:
This is actually the medium question. It’s from Maximo Beko.
Nicole:
How?
Darren:
This ain’t easy.
Linda:
This is the medium one.
Nicole:
It’s not easy.
Sommer:
In our defense, we copied and pasted them exactly like they are on the screen. Next time we’ll go through and edit and make sure that all the spelling is correct.
David:
No, no, it’s fine. I applaud this on the notice that you’ve had. All right, we ready?
William:
My answer is me jumping into the vortex.
Yvie:
Beautiful.
David:
That’s cool, Will.
Yvie:
No, I’ve got absolutely nothing.
Nicole:
I put Kelowna. Does that count.
Sonja:
Me too.
David:
That’s pretty darn close. Kelowna and Halona.
Nicole:
Dammit.
Linda:
Close enough. What do you think, Sommer?
Nicole:
Darren, David and Nicole.
Darren:
I was guessing that Geldar came from World of Warcraft, but it didn’t.
David:
No, I think it’s from a tabletop game. It’s definitely not WoW.
Nicole:
So, I got Geldar but I didn’t get the other one.
David:
Same here.
Nicole:
‘Cause I put a K which is the one from bloody SG-1.
Sommer:
I got you that one. You need two points for each one, correct?
David:
I got Geldar.
Darren:
I got two.
David:
‘Cause Geldar was McKay.
Sommer:
I gave you one earlier, Darren. I went back and gave everybody an extra.
Nicole:
These are tough.
Sommer:
Set 10, Linda, medium.
Linda:
OK, so this was the hard from that set. We skipped the easy one.
Sommer:
Gotcha.
Linda:
Which I could read off of here if anyone wants me to. It’s a very important part.
David:
Do you guys wanna move along? You guys wanna have her do it?
Nicole:
This is impossible.
Darren:
This is a guess.
Sommer:
You wanna move it? What’s the answer?
David:
What’s the answer? Seriously? He didn’t adopt it until Season Two.
William:
I was guessing Season One, wow.
David:
None of us would’ve gotten that. [“Tok’ra Part One”]
Linda:
Do you want the easy question or move to the next set?
Nicole:
Yes, how many packs of Wraith Enzyme did Aiden Ford steal from Dr. Beckett in the Season Two episode “The Siege Part 3?”
Darren:
These are number questions.
David:
OK, so the ones that he specifically took from the refrigerator. All right. I’ll give a number.
Nicole:
I don’t remember, so I’m guessing from what my vision is showing me.
Linda:
This is Connor Mazuka, also known as Tiber Septim.
David:
People are watching us struggle. 102, hello everybody.
Nicole:
This is a really tough one.
Sonja:
These are all really tough.
Nicole:
Last time felt like a breeze.
Sommer:
These are very meticulous questions.
David:
This is also pulled from a larger pool of questions.
Nicole:
All I’m hearing in my head right now is, “I didn’t take a lot of the enzymes. No, I didn’t take some of the enzymes, I took a lot of the enzymes.”
David:
Are we ready? Show your number. We’re all over the place. What’s the answer?
Sommer:
The answer is two.
Nicole:
Yes!
Sonja:
Huh, great.
William:
Killer job.
Sommer:
All right. Great job, Nicole.
Darren:
It’s rough.
Nicole:
I’ve seen that episode 30 times.
William:
Give her those points.
Sommer:
All right.
William:
Six sick points.
Sommer:
Set 11 and 12. Was this last set?
David:
All right, home stretch, everybody. What? OK, never mind.
Sommer:
I’m sorry.
David:
Never mind, it’s OK.
Sommer:
Who were the only Original races on SG-1 which were not directly encountered?
David:
Are they talking about the great races?
Sommer:
Yes.
Linda:
It doesn’t say.
Nicole:
We’re talking about Sommer here. Hey, Sommer. How’s it going?
Sommer:
Hey, Nicole.
Nicole:
I’m trying to wink. I’m really bad at it.
William:
‘Cause as far as mentioned races, there were a few that were never directly mentioned.
Linda:
Stick to the great races.
Sommer:
All right. Let’s go. Let’s go. Thank you. Bingo. Sommer! That’s right.
David:
We are the giant koalas.
Sommer:
Let’s see the answer.
David:
Where did you pull that?
Sommer:
Guys, I Googled Stargate Furlings and believe it or not…
David:
Look at my hair.
Sommer:
I went, “That’s David!”
David:
I sold him.
Nicole:
You’re the baby.
David:
They went to a lot of trouble to fit a Jaffa suit for him and they went out of their way to design a leaf for his head that was a First Prime leaf.
Nicole:
That’s incredible. That’s actually incredible.
David:
They designed that. We were constantly looking at it like, “OK, was this made for something that we missed?” No, they work crazy.
Nicole:
Damn.
David:
They had servos in his ears. I could hear him when I moved him.
Nicole:
Damn. What a great question.
Sommer:
Did you miss something, David, before the next one, or are you good?
David:
We’re good. What’s the score? Where are we at? All right, never mind. Next one.
Nicole:
I don’t wanna look at the score again. It’s terrifying.
Sommer:
Score?
David:
Wow, Nicole.
Nicole:
Look, only by two.
Linda:
You’re a monster, Nicole.
Nicole:
You and Darren are climbing up my butt. I don’t like it.
David:
All right then. Very good.
Sommer:
OK. Who is this one by, Linda?
Linda:
Jakub Olejarz.
Nicole:
Ooh, this is such a good question.
Sommer:
What PlayStation game is the O’Neill clone playing in “Fragile Balance?”
Nicole:
Such a good question.
David:
I never understood that. It’s still Jack. Give him his Game Boy.
Nicole:
Oh my God. It’s a PlayStation exclusive and I don’t remember what it is. I’m gonna kill myself.
David:
Please don’t. Be very careful about that.
Nicole:
Sorry.
David:
The YouTube algorithm just reads the text of that and it’ll flag it.
Nicole:
YouTube, I’m not serious. I’m gonna go and sit in a room and be really, really sad. I’m gonna do it.
Darren:
Not like anybody’s catching up to you on this question, Nicole.
Nicole:
I don’t know.
William:
Of course you do.
Nicole:
I know. I know. I know.
Linda:
You do?
Nicole:
I don’t know. I’m guessing.
Sommer:
Everybody ready? Who’s got it?
Darren:
That’s not a PlayStation game.
William:
DDR?
Sonja:
I know it’s not DDR.
David:
GTA.
Nicole:
It’s too mature.
Sommer:
Nicole, I don’t wanna hear anything from you ever again, OK?
David:
Who got it?
Sommer:
Nicole.
Nicole:
Me!
David:
Wow!
Nicole:
It was PlayStation exclusive and I was right!
Linda:
Is GTA the same as Gran Turismo 3?
Nicole:
No.
Linda:
No?
Nicole:
No.
William:
No.
Nicole:
No. GTA is violence and hookers.
Linda:
So close.
Sommer:
I know. I would’ve guessed something with cars or…
David:
Nicole!
Darren:
Nicely done.
Nicole:
Why am I not allowed to say the word “hooker?” Ladies of the Night.
David:
It’s a family-friendly show. It’s classified as such on YouTube.
Nicole:
Ladies of the Night. Ladies of the Night.
David:
All right. I’m gonna get all these reports uploaded. Jeez.
Nicole:
Ladies of the Night.
David:
All right, all right.
Sommer:
The hard question in set 11.
David:
That’s extremely small.
Sommer:
In Season Four, Episode 14, “The Serpent’s Venom,” what was the code to the Tobin space-mine?
David:
Ah!
Sommer:
That is crazy.
David:
The correct code, not the wrong one.
William:
I just watched this episode.
Sommer:
Who submitted this, Linda?
Yvie:
I love that episode but I can’t remember.
Nicole:
I know.
Sommer:
Who submitted this, Linda?
Linda:
It was Rubber Duck.
Sommer:
All right.
William:
I’m now confused because they went, “Where’s the zero?” and now I’m like, “Ugh.”
Nicole:
I’m thinking about zero as well.
David:
There is no zero in the Phoenician numerical system, which the Tobins added later. Darren and I used to talk about this. One of my favorite bits when they get into the elevator, he says, “You know, I didn’t have a chance to look up Phoenician whatever from archeology.com,” and Jack pushes Daniel’s glasses up to his face. It’s those little things like that, that’s what makes the show.
William:
I got a guess.
Sommer:
Nicole? You’re counting. I thought you were raising your hand.
William:
I’m doing the same thing.
Nicole:
I was writing it down. I was turning it.
Darren:
All that time I discounted the fans who said that there was a Jack and Daniel bromance until that moment. “Yep, there it is.”
David:
Ready?
William:
Yeah.
Linda:
Does zero count as its own number?
William:
Orange. Shoot.
Sommer:
Two to the blue, three to the orange.
Linda:
No.
Sommer:
Two, three, two, up, up, down, down.
William:
Someone put the Konami code up?
Sommer:
Three.
David:
And Contra.
William:
That’s not the Konami code. That’s the generic code for it.
David:
Wait, what’s the sequence?
William:
What’s the answer here?
Sommer:
Three.
Nicole:
I knew it was three to the blue.
William:
‘Cause they added one to it, ’cause the zero was missing.
Darren:
Four?
David:
Nope. I thought they subtracted it.
William:
No, they added it.
David:
They added?
Sonja:
‘Cause it adds up to include the zero.
Sommer:
You got it right.
David:
Dadgummit.
William:
I got yellow.
David:
I was off by one this whole time.
William:
I put yellow instead of orange, so you guys deduct me as much as you want or not or whatever.
Sommer:
I don’t think we’re deducting. Did anybody get it correct?
Darren:
You gotta get exactly right to get a point?
David:
Three blue, four orange, three blue. Did anyone have that?
Nicole:
No
David:
Moving on.
Nicole:
Damn it, let’s do this.
David:
Thank you, question submitter. You absolutely stumped us.
Sommer:
Yes, definitely.
Darren:
One of my favorite episodes
David:
It’s great.
Nicole:
I should’ve left it on three, four, three. Damn.
Sommer:
Next question is the-
Sonja:
Final question?
Sommer:
… final question in our set.
Darren:
No, no, no, no.
Sonja:
What?
David:
This is not canon.
William:
No.
Linda:
This would be one that we put a time limit on if you wanna try it.
Sommer:
Yes.
Darren:
These are not canon.
David:
They’re technically not. You guys wanna skip?
Nicole:
Yeah.
Darren:
They’re never named in the show. It’s pure scientific knowledge.
William:
Let’s call it here.
Nicole:
I could easily spell these out.
David:
Who asked question? Who submitted it?
Linda:
This was me and I was being evil to you. It was on RDA’s website about the show.
Nicole:
RDA can…
David:
All right.
Darren:
This is Kate’s fault. We’ll blame Kate.
Sommer:
All right. That is all the questions that we have. Good job, everybody. Now we can go to the audience and see what questions they’ve submitted.
David:
Do we have anything? Have you been in touch? Has anyone talked to Tracy?
Sommer:
I’m checking right now.
David:
Poor Tracy.
Sommer:
I know. OK, here we go.
Linda:
There are three there.
Sommer:
Yes, we have three questions here. Three exactly.
David:
Are they usable?
Sommer:
Let’s see.
Linda:
The first one is.
Sommer:
Actually, they’re quite awesome, so I think we’re good.
Linda:
They’re good.
David:
OK, what level of points should be assigned to them? Be thinking of that too.
Sommer:
One point each.
David:
So, 100. OK.
Sommer:
Yes.
David:
But we have to give a chance for some of the stragglers to get ahead.
Sommer:
I see. Let me look.
Yvie:
It’s me.
Linda:
Do you wanna give ’em these ties?
Sommer:
OK, there’s one question that we can give extra bonus points to, I think. OK. I’ll save that one for last. All right. So, the first question is from Theresa M.C.
David:
Hello.
Akos:
Hello, Theresa.
Sommer:
What is Teyla’s favorite Earth snack?
David:
Shut the front door.
Sommer:
We have one more coming in, too, so I’ll check it out. Go ahead and answer. What is Teyla’s favorite Earth snack?
Nicole:
This isn’t fair because I’m not American.
David:
She says that this is her favorite Earth snack? She says it?
Sommer:
According to the person who submitted it.
Nicole:
I forgot until right now.
Darren:
Ask me something about wormhole physics or System Lords.
Sommer:
What?
David:
Ask him something about wormhole physics or System Lords.
Sommer:
A favorite snack? All right. You ready?
Nicole:
This should be my favorite snack.
David:
I don’t know.
Sonja:
Are we turning?
William:
Beer.
David:
Desktop.
Sommer:
So, a mountain is not a snack. OK. Yes. All right.
William:
My answer is Bee.
Sommer:
Popcorn.
David:
I would have said that. That’s the only thing I could think of, is in hide-and-seek when they were all sitting around. I should have played. That’s what I get. Good for you guys.
William:
That’s the only snack I could think of. I don’t remember her saying it was her favorite.
Sonja:
It’s the only one I can remember her eating.
David:
Her eating. Good for you guys.
Sommer:
Did you get it, Sonja?
Sonja:
I did.
David:
Legit.
Sommer:
And William did as well, correct?
William:
No, I did not. No, I put down Beer.
Sommer:
You did not. Yvie?
Yvie:
Mm-mm.
Akos:
No.
Sommer:
All righty. All right.
David:
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Put away, put away.
Nicole:
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
David:
Put away, please.
Sommer:
I’m so, so, so, so, so, so sorry.
Darren:
I just saw one of those answers.
David:
So did I.
Sommer:
OK. I’m sorry.
Sonja:
I was not looking or paying attention.
Sommer:
I’m so, so, so sorry.
David:
I’ve gotta remove myself from the next one.
Sommer:
OK, let’s see. I know you didn’t see the ones that I scrolled down, so I’m gonna go ahead and skip that one.
David:
Jaws? You’re gonna skip Jaws? OK.
Darren:
I saw Jaws.
Sommer:
I’ll keep Jaws. Anybody see anything else besides Jaws?
David:
No.
Nicole:
I didn’t see anything.
Sommer:
I’m gonna read that question because we already seen it. In “Quarantine,” what movie was referenced by Ronon when he was stuck in the infirmary with Keller? And that’s Jaws.
Sonja:
Good thing you didn’t ask that ’cause I didn’t know that until I saw the answer.
David:
I wouldn’t have gotten it. Would any of us have gotten it?
Yvie:
Mm-mm.
Nicole:
No.
David:
Everyone needs to go and watch “Quarantine,” evidently.
Sommer:
All right, OK. Scotty0709, we actually skipped this question earlier so I can’t ask it. That was how many times did Teal’c say indeed in the Stargate franchise?
Nicole:
Nope.
Linda:
It’s worded slightly different, but it’s still basically the same.
Nicole:
Pretty much.
Sommer:
The next question is by R_Radev.
David:
Is this the last question we have or is there more?
Sommer:
There’s one more after that.
David:
Thank you.
Nicole:
My friends are messaging saying that you’re so passionate.
Sommer:
Who killed Heru’ur?
David:
Who killed who?
Sommer:
Heru’ur.
David:
The deception is yours.
Sommer:
Ready? Let’s see it.
Yvie:
No.
Darren:
Being really specific here.
David:
With secret something…
Nicole:
Fleet and new fancy ships.
Sonja:
But the Jaffa are doing his orders.
David:
I think Darren’s being a little esoteric.
Darren:
I am.
David:
The overall answer…
Nicole:
Is Apophis. I’m glad we all know, guys.
Sommer:
William, Sonja and Nicole and Darren. David and Akos. Guys, we are coming to the last question and I’m not sharing my screen this time. Yay. This is the last question. Who is the only character that ever uses Furling tech in any SG episode? This is submitted by Cam Wells. Now, you get a bonus point if you can name the episode that they possibly use Furling technology.
Nicole:
What?
Sommer:
There’s one episode where they absolutely do use Furling tech and there’s one episode where they think it’s Furling technology.
Nicole:
I got nothing.
William:
Everyone’s gonna guess that as the character’s name.
Linda:
Sommer is not the right answer for this one.
Sommer:
Huh?
Linda:
You’re not the right answer for this one my Furling friend.
Sommer:
Actually, I’m looking at the question now and I do apologize. I’m screening the answer and the way it was worded is not correct. Their bonus question answer is the same as the episode. It’s worded like it’s two different answers, but it’s actually the same answer. Who uses Furling technology or possible Furling technology.
William:
And in what episode? Is that another thing?
Sommer:
Yes, what episode?
David:
So, a point for each?
William:
I think I’ve got it. All right.
Nicole:
Wait, is it two episodes? ‘Cause didn’t you say it was two episodes?
David:
It’s one.
Sommer:
No, one episode and one person. Answer the person and then bonus for the episode.
David:
How about a bonus as well if you can name what kind of technology it is?
Sommer:
Yes. This is our last question.
Nicole:
I have two answers. I don’t know.
David:
Circle your favorite.
Sonja
Mine’s a total guess.
David:
You got a chance for three points here, 300, if you guys can get it.
Sommer:
Ready?
David:
You guys all ready?
Nicole:
No.
Darren:
Yep.
William:
No.
Sommer:
OK, let’s see ’em.
Nicole:
Wow, guys, good job.
Sommer:
Yvie and Nicole? No?
Sonja:
I can’t see.
Yvie:
No, I put Sam.
Nicole:
I put “The Torment of Tantalus” and Daniel because technically that’s a shared technology between the four races.
William:
I was thinking that too.
Sommer:
I was thinking that as well, Nicole.
William:
Jonas goes into detail in Paradise Lost saying that they believe it’s Furling. But I don’t know.
David:
The Ancients built the Stargates and Jack goes out of his way to say, “This looks familiar.” I would argue that the Ancients built the library device. It’s their tech.
Nicole:
OK, you don’t think that the Furlings had anything to do with that?
David:
I doubt it based on their tech.
Nicole:
That’s fine.
Sonja:
So, what’s the answer?
David:
Sommer, you’re just giving one point for all of it?
Sommer:
I’m going back. So, Sonja, did you get it?
Sonja:
I don’t know what the answer was.
Sommer:
You didn’t?
Sonja:
Mm-mm.
Sommer:
I’m sorry. The answer was “Paradise Lost,” Colonel Maybourne.
Sonja
No, I did not.
Sommer:
No? OK.
Sonja:
No.
Sommer:
And Yvie, OK, I gave one point. And William, you got both, correct?
William:
Yes, ma’am.
Sommer:
And Akos, you got both.
Akos:
Yes, I had both.
Sommer:
And Darren got both. And Nicole?
Nicole:
I didn’t get it.
Sommer:
Did you get both?
Nicole:
Nope.
Sommer:
No. OK.
Nicole:
Paradise Lost is a hate sentence.
Sommer:
Guess what?
Darren:
And bonus points, is there a third point on that one for the technology?
Sommer:
Yes, there is. See.
Nicole:
I didn’t get bonus points.
Sommer:
For the technology, did anybody go on a guess the technology part for a bonus?
David:
It was the transportation arch slash the key.
William:
I put the key. Three of us got it.
David:
I think that Nicole and Darren are neck and neck. I think we have to have a tiebreaker question for the two of them.
Nicole:
I think Darren and I at 3500.
Darren:
Do you wanna add the third point on there?
David:
We’re getting the chat notes and everything on here, Sommer. Please turn this off.
Sommer:
I’m so sorry.
David:
Thank you. It’s OK. Appreciate it.
Sommer:
My first time, I apologize.
David:
No, it’s all right. These bugs. We have to figure this out as we go along.
Sommer:
Let me think. We don’t have any more questions.
David:
Give me just a second here. I’ll come up with something.
Nicole
So, Darren’s supposed to be sitting at 3500 here, Sommer.
Darren:
I think three of them got the arch technology.
David:
I have the question.
Yvie:
Ooh.
David:
For Darren and Nicole. You guys ready?
Nicole
What if we tie?
David:
Then I ask another one.
Nicole
Damn it.
Darren:
We could go all day.
David:
You don’t have to spell it exactly right, just phonetically sound it out. What was Aris Boch’s password to get into his cargo ship?
Nicole:
You asked me this last time. Are you asking it again?
David:
Did I ask this last time?
Sommer:
Yes, he did ask you last time.
Sonja:
It was one of the questions. It sounds familiar.
David:
All right then let’s skip that one. OK, can we go back to all of us, then?
Sommer:
Yes.
David:
Let me see here.
Sonja:
This is just for Darren and Nicole, right?
David:
Darren and Nicole, yeah.
Linda:
So, if any of the rest of you… if you have questions…
David:
What scalds Janet Fraiser’s hand in “Rite of Passage?”
Nicole:
Got it.
David:
Darren, you ready?
Darren:
Not ready.
Sommer:
Darren’s not ready, OK.
David:
And a bonus if you can get specifically what it is.
Nicole:
What it was?
David:
Specific of the specific…
Nicole:
I’ve already done that.
David:
If you get my reference.
William:
This is just for them two, isn’t it?
David:
You guys can play along.
Darren:
OK, I’m not confident.
Nicole:
I’m confident because of Jack.
David:
Are you ready?
Nicole:
Yeah.
David:
Go ahead. Nicole, you remain the reigning champion.
Darren:
The chest piece.
Nicole:
Darren!
Darren:
The chest piece.
David:
Congratulations, Nicole.
Darren:
I’ve forgotten about the chest pieces.
Sommer:
For the win. These are the standings. Nicole 3600, Darren 3400, David 3200, Akos 2500.
Darren:
I regret that turkey sandwich.
David:
Darren, boiling water?
Sommer:
William 2500, Sonja 1800 and Yvie, 1400.
Darren:
I regret that turkey sandwich.
David:
She’s not making noodles. Congratulations, Nicole.
Darren:
I’m trying to remember the different things she was doing with her brain power.
Nicole:
But was it a knight piece, by the way?
David:
It was a knight. Jack calls them horses.
Linda:
Yes, it was a black knight.
David:
Ah, you won, look at that, that’s cool.
Nicole:
Yay. Thank you, guys.
David:
Very cool, Sommer. Thank you, Sommer, thank you Linda. That was awesome. Very well done.
Nicole:
I’m so happy.
David:
Thank you Tracy.
Nicole:
Sorry, I’ve gotta write something.
David:
There we go. Very, very well done.
Linda:
I know what you’re doing, Nicole.
Nicole:
Number one, two times.
David:
Guys, it was so wonderful having you back for another round. This was terrific and a great way to end the live episodes for Season One. Means a lot to have you here. Have you enjoyed the show? Have you watched any of it other than your episodes?
Sommer:
Yes.
Nicole:
Yes.
William:
So insightful, really.
David:
Should we have a Season Two or should I quit?
Nicole:
Please.
Linda:
No, definitely Season Two.
Sonja:
Keep going.
Darren:
Season Two. I’ve seen a clip from the Jessica Steen interview that’s about to run, so everybody hop over to the Jessica Steen interview. It’s fantastic.
David:
I’m sick and tired of seeing all these rumors and everything else online, and Darren, I am sure can agree with me. Jessica takes a fire hose to all of them.
Nicole:
That’s nice.
David:
This is what happened from her perspective and based on everything that I’ve heard.
Darren:
We’ve been wondering for 18 years and I’ve never seen a Stargate interview with Jessica. So, this is it, this is the day.
David:
I loved her as Weir and I loved Torri as Weir.
Nicole:
Same.
Sommer:
Is that me?
Darren:
Sounds very handsome.
Nicole:
Linda, is that you?
Linda:
I’m afraid it is, sorry.
Darren:
This is what happened from her perspective.
Sommer:
Audience, like the format of the show? Let us know in the chat if you like this format. Obviously, we have a little bit of bugs here and there, but we’ll work ’em out as we go. But if it’s something you enjoy, please let us know and we’ll continue to do it. This is by Trivia Maker, by the way, if anybody’s interested in using the app.
David:
I want to take a moment to take a picture, quote-unquote. So, if you all could give your best pose. Ready? Three, two, one. I’ll screenshot that later. Perfect, all right. Guys, thank you. I’m gonna get going here. Hope you guys can tune in for Jessica Steen and thank you for making Season One possible. Very much.
William:
Thanks.
Nicole:
Thank you for making Season One possible.
Sonja:
Thank you.
David:
Thank you, Akos, for joining us.
Sommer:
Yes, great to have you.
David:
That was terrific.
Nicole:
You really scared me for a while there.
David:
All right, guys, I’m gonna wrap the show up.
Nicole:
Thank you.
David:
Bye now. Thank you so much for tuning in to Dial the Gate, my name is David Read. We bring this show to you pretty much every week for free and we do appreciate you watching, but if you want to support the show further, buy yourself some of our themed swag. We’re now offering T-shirts, tank tops, sweatshirts and hoodies for all ages and there’s a variety of colors at Redbubble. Checkout is fast and easy and you can even use your Amazon or PayPal account. Just visit dialthegate.redbubble.com and thank you so much for your support. Jessica Steen is coming up in just a moment here, a pre-recorded interview that we got yesterday. Next week we have, on the 27th of June, a pre-recorded episode at 12 noon, “Joseph Mallozzi Part Nine.” We will be covering Season One of Atlantis. Then, at 2:00 PM Pacific Time on the 27th of June, Episode 99, Bill Dow as Dr. Lee will, be joining us to discuss his many appearances in SG-1, Atlantis and Universe. He is one of the eight that appeared in all three. That’s what we got and this has been great. 99 episodes in, gosh, man, since October. It’s a lot of work. Next time you see me, that and any new content, this will be gone. I’ll be somewhere else; I have no idea where that is. Hopefully it’ll be worthy of this set. Thank you so much for tuning in and thanks to all of my contributors out there. Sommer, Tracy, Keith, Jeremy, Rhys, Antony, Linda GateGabber Furey, Jennifer Kirby; you guys are amazing. Let’s do another 100 episodes. The 100th episode, by the way, will be July the 25th, right here on Dial the Gate at youtube.com/dialthegate. The Atlantis cast reunion, it ran for about 92 minutes. It’ll be premiering on San Diego Comic Con first as a 45-minute cut and then the full version will be here. I hope you enjoy it. My name is David Read for Dial the Gate. Thanks so much for tuning in and I’ll see you on the other side.