Richard Dean Anderson |
Colonel/Brigadier General Jonathan J. "Jack" O'Neill (Seasons 1-8) |
Michael Shanks |
Dr. Daniel Jackson (Seasons 1-5, 7+) |
Amanda Tapping |
Captain/Major/ Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter |
Christopher Judge |
Teal'c |
Don S. Davis |
Major General George S. Hammond (Seasons 1-7) |
Vaitiare Bandera |
Sha're |
Guest Star |
Brent Stait |
Major Louis Ferretti |
Guest Star |
Jannette deVries |
Female Serpent Guard |
Guest Star |
Jay Acovone |
Major Charles Kawalsky |
Recurring Role |
Robert Wisden |
Major Bert Samuels |
Recurring Role |
Peter Williams (IV) |
Apophis |
Recurring Role |
In the movie Stargate, Daniel's wife's name is spelled "Sha'uri," but in the credits for this episode (and every other episode she's in) her name is spelled "Sha're."
Trivia: We learn that Ra was not the only System Lord. He was the Ultimate System Lord, but not the only System Lord. Here we are introduced to the System Lord Apophis.
Trivia: Major General West (Leon Rippy) from the original Stargate movie is replaced by Major General George Hammond (Don S. Davis) as commander of the SGC.
The Goa'uld scanning device that was used to scan the female airman in the Gate room, has never been seen or heard of in any subsequent episodes, although a similar device, used for stunning people, was introduced in the season one finale, "Within the Serpent's Grasp."
After the opening battle sequence in the gate room, the dead soldiers have a lot of blood on them, despite the fact that staff weapons cauterize wounds.
Trivia: It is revealed in "Politics" the mission to Chulak took place on February 10, 1997.
Kawalsky's incorrect Captain's bars are sideways on his green camouflage uniform. Collar devices are to be lined up on the center line of the collar tabs on an open neck uniform.
When Daniel comes back to SGC to speak with Carter after he has resigned, he uses an access card to open the elevator. If he has resigned, why would he still have a valid access card?
Carter argues that there must only be the two Stargates because they had "tried hundreds of symbol permutations using Earth as the point of origin and it never worked." There are thirty-eight symbols and six places to put them (the point of origin goes seventh and never changes) and we can't use a symbol twice. Thus, there are approximately 2,324,784 possibilities. Trying a few hundred of them means nothing.
If you watch when they use the elevator to go down to the SGC the "stock footage" is actually of the elevator going up. Look at the cables at the left of the screen, the loop hangs and gets bigger.
Even though subtitling is usually poorly done on almost any production, Abydos is spelled "Avados" every time it's written in subtitles.
Notice that in the Abydos outside scene the sand is yellow-ish but in the background where the Great Pyramid is, the sand is red colored, that's because the Abydos scenes where filmed in Yuma, AZ and they just pasted the Great Pyramid onto the background.
The sergeant escorting Jack to the SGC had the major oak leaves clusters on his shoulders.
When Jack was with Kawalsky is his quarters, Kawalsky had the "Captain" rank pin instead of Major.
Two symbols' places on the DHD were switched in this episode.
In the Stargate movie, the automatic weapons ran out of ammunition. So how are Skaara and the other kids able to put up a fight against the Jaffa? Even if SG-1 brought new ammo along for them, why would Daniel Jackson want the Stargate guarded by kids with empty guns?
Jack said that six hostile aliens (Jaffa) came through the gate when eight actually came through.
Carter claims to have flown multiple hours in enemy airspace during the Gulf War, but at no point in the series does she wear any of the three ribbons authorized for participation in the conflict OR air crew (or other appropriate) wings.
Sam: You don't have to worry, Major. I played with dolls when I was a kid.
Kawalsky: G.I. Joe!
Sam: Major Matt Mason.
Kawalsky: Oh! Who?
Ferretti: Major Matt Mason, astronaut doll. Did you have that cool little backpack that made him fly?
Dr. McKenzie: (about the dead Jaffa) He's not human, sir.
Jack: Ya think?
Sam: You know Colonel, you really will like me once you get to know me.
Jack: Oh I adore you already, Captain.
(Jack sends Kleenex to Daniel)
Hammond: Care to explain this concept?
Jack: Daniel has allergies.
Kawalsky: (smiles) Oh, I get it.
Jack: He'll know this came from me and not from someone, with all due respect, sir, like yourself.
Jack: Moonshine.
Skaara: Moon...shine?
Jack: Yeah. moonshine, as in booze. Daniel, what are you teaching these kids?
Skaara: Try it.
Jack: Alright. Skaara's moonshine. Give it a little shot. (takes a sip, spits) Oh good god! (hoarsely) Smooth. Very smooth.
Skaara: Moonshine!
Kawalsky: Our little soldiers are all grown up, Colonel.
Jack: Yeah, I'm so proud. Whoa...
Hammond: You didn't like Daniel Jackson, did you?
Jack: Daniel was a scientist. He sneezed a lot. Basically he was a geek, sir.
Samuels: So you didn't have a lot of time for him.
Jack: I didn't say that. He also saved my life and found the way home for my men and me. A little thing like that kinda makes a person grow on you, if you know what I mean.
Samuels: Kind of wish I was going with you.
Jack: Yeah. I'm kind of glad you're staying behind.
Sam: So you're saying...Ra's not the last of his race after all?
Kawalsky: Maybe he's got a brother Ray.
Jack: Daniel, for crying out loud, you've had one beer. You're a cheaper date than my wife was.
Jack: (about Captain Carter) Oh, here we go. Another scientist. General, please...
Sam: Theoretical astrophysicist.
Jack: Which means...?
General Hammond: Which means she is smarter than you are, Colonel.
Sam: And just because my reproductive organs are on the inside instead of the outside, doesn't mean I can't handle whatever you can handle.
Jack: (to Samuels) Could you please shut-up, Mr. glass-is-half-empty.
Major Samuels: What if the aliens get [a box of Kleenex]?
Jack: Well, sir, they could be blowing their noses right now.
Sam: I logged over 100 hours in the Gulf War. Is that tough enough for you or are we going to have to arm-wrestle?
Hammond: You ever think of writing a book about your exploits in the line of duty?
Jack: Ah, thought about it. But then I'd have to shoot anyone who actually read it. (pause) It's a joke, sir.
Alexis Cruz is billed as Special Guest Star.
From the movie, Stargate Command was situated under Creek Mountain, Colorado Springs. For the TV series, the name was changed to Cheyenne Mountain.
Amanda Tapping (Captain/Major/Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter) is the only cast member who did not work with any of the other cast members before the series began.
Un-edited, this feature length episode carries an 18 certificate and contains female nudity with Vaitiare Bandera and a lot more gory symbiotes. The nudity in this episode was included on demand from Showtime, the network airing Stargate SG-1 for the first five years. In other countries the full frontal nudity was cut from the episode when aired on network television, then restored for DVD (presumably as they were printed from the original masters).
Michael Shanks and Vaitiare Bandera met on the set of this episode and had a daughter together born about a year and a half later (she was not Harsisis).
Alexis Cruz (Skaara) is one of only two people to appear in both the movie and the television series. The other is Erick Avari (Kasuf).
In this episode, the corridors leading to the gate room look different than in subsequent episodes.
In the original version of the script, there were six guards in the gate room, Apophis was called Apep, and there was more dialogue.
Abydos is a real city in Egypt.
Syndication air date: September 14, 1998.
This episode is actually the 2-hour Stargate SG-1 pilot Movie but it was broken down into a 2-part episode for syndication.
Although Jack and Daniel are on an instant first name basis when they are reunited on Abydos, in the film Jack only refers to Daniel by his first name once and Daniel never refers to Jack by his.
Sam: It took us 15 years and 3 super computers to MacGyver a dialing system for the Stargate.
SG-1 star Richard Dean Anderson also starred in the TV series MacGyver. His character there was a master of improvising escapes, bombs, etc., out of common items.
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