Looking Back at the Stargate Franchise

As you say, the file is not there. But even if it was, you have to pay for archived reports.

 

go look at the last post of the previous page of this thread.
the web pages are attached as a zipped file
it was all free when I downloaded it.

edit:
I am kind of surprised that it seems to be gone from her website when I search for it
just found out that if I click on "back to part 1" from the second page of my archive
it gets you back to her site with a valid link
but the entire report was free when it was first posted.

 

so, it would seem that something really does not want this info I post out there
AE news and updates
my attachment and post is now gone.
I hope that it was not my fault.

PM me and I will email the files to you.

 

Richard has no memory of Chris Judge being in MacGyver. It's at 28:40 into the video.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrmFvNtBD10

 

This is a good overview of the series.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bMcvaVlvfg

 

It's hard to believe this show has been off the air almost 12 years now. This was my favorite program when it was playing at that time. The few drawbacks were when Michael Shanks left the show thinking he was going to hit it big as an actor. That didn't happen and he was back a year later.

Towards the end of his stay, Richard Dean Anderson looked bored and you could tell he was phoning his acting in. Luckily for him, he owned a piece of the show, so he continued to pull in money without being there.

After Anderson left, it just wasn't quite the same with Ben Broder and also Beau Bridges replacing Don S. Davis.

 

Here's Shanks list of works. RDA hasn't worked in the industry since 2013. Chris played the voice of Kratos in the video game God of War.
Richard Dean Anderson - IMDb
Michael Shanks - IMDb
Christopher Judge - IMDb
Amanda Tapping - IMDb

 

The SGU complete series (I believe you said was only two seasons) is available on Amazon for $28.50 & SGA is $149.99.

 

For $20 a year you can stream all the Stargate TV shows. Since it would only take a year to watch them all, that's a one time fee.
Stargate Command Fan Community

 

I'm a firm believer that once you get to seven or eight years on a series, you have told most of the pertinent stories. Beyond that things begin to go stale and there is a tendency to repeat yourself. Stargate SG-1 simply went on too long.

The ratings were down but the producers wanted to drag it out until the bitter end. Even the straight to DVD movies were poor in my mind. That really tends to kill the series when you go on too long.

 

I heard on the news they're extending The Simpsons two more years which will make it 32 years. RDA was in an episode.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztmAORdXk9k

 

I liked the last scene.

 

The trouble with many series is that they are not written initially with a fixed endpoint in mind. The producers are motivated by business, rather than artistic, reasons to keep them going for as long as they are making money, and then to abruptly cancel them when they stop making money. This leaves most without a satisfactory conclusion.

 

I really didn't like any of the movies. The regular TV shows were much better.

 

Oh, I wasn't thinking about that. I meant the made for DVD /TV movies. The original Stargate movie was great.

I'm a third of the way into the second season of Atlantis. I'm still enjoying it.