STARGATE SG-1 ON DVD

STEP BACK INTO THE WORMHOLE AND TRAVEL ACROSS THE GALAXY WITH MGM HOME ENTERTAINMENT’S STARGATE SG-1 ON DVD.

“Stargate SG-1 is now sci-fi’s biggest hit!” – TV Guide

Open another dimension of unexplored worlds when the fifth season of the second longest running sci-fi series in television history, Stargate SG-1, materializes as a collectable five-disc DVD gift set on January 20th from MGM Home Entertainment. Available for the suggested retail price of $69.96, the Stargate SG-1 Season Five DVD Gift Set contains 22 episodes and features cast video diaries from Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping and Christopher Judge, an “Inside the Tomb” featurette, a tribute to Dr. Daniel Jackson, two still photo galleries and cast and crew audio commentaries for each episode. In addition, the Gift Set will contain a free on-pack DVD of the pilot episode of Showtime’s top rated sci-fi series, Jeremiah.

Featuring Richard Dean Anderson – the 1999 Saturn Award Winner for Best Actor in a TV Sci-Fi series – and a talented cast that includes Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge and Don S. Davis, Stargate SG-1 chronicles the exploration of futuristic time travelers as they journey to other planets instantaneously through the ancient Stargate. Throughout their exploration the SG-1 team of soldier-explorers meet allies, forge diplomatic ties and establish trade as they expand their understanding of the universe.

Winning several awards including six Leo Awards, two Cable Aces, two Saturn Awards and several Emmy nominations, Stargate SG-1 is the only television show in production to receive the United States Air Force Seal of Approval.

The Stargate SG-1 Season Five DVD Gift Set will be supported by a national television, print and online marketing campaign, including show banners on the Sci-Fi Channel during Stargate SG-1 and a print ad in Sci-Fi Magazine. Additionally there will be an SG-1 Bucks insert, offering 20% off exclusive Stargate merchandise.

Stargate SG-1 Season Five DVD Gift Set includes the following episodes and special features:

Volume One

Episode 1: “Enemies”
Barely escaping a destructive Supernova, the SG-1 team is surprised to learn that Teal’c also survived and is now under the mind control of the maniacal Apophis. Will the SG-1 team be able to rescue Teal’c from the clutches of Apophis or will they perish trying?

Episode 2: “Threshold”
Teal’c may have been rescued from the evil Apophis but his mind remains loyal to his old master. Bra’tac suggests an ancient Jaffa ritual called M’al Sharran, a process which could bring Teal’c back to his senses… or end his life!

Episode 3: “Ascension”
While investigating an alien device, Carter is found unconscious. Resting from suspected exhaustion, she is visited by an invisible being who holds vital secrets to the device and the catastrophe it may cause.

Episode 4: “The Fifth Man”
O’Neill stays behind on an alien world to tend to the wounded Lt. Tyler, the latest member of SG-1. But when the rest of the team returns to the command center, they discover that Lt. Tyler doesn’t exist! Will this latest case of alien mind games close SGC down for good?

Special features: Cast, crew, and directors’ commentaries for each episode (including director Martin Wood, director Peter DeLuise, actors Christopher Judge and Amanda Tapping, visual effects producer James Ticheror and supervising producers Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie) and two still photo galleries.

Volume Two

Episode 5: “Red Sky”
SG-1 is welcomed on K’Tau by the planet’s religious leader, who takes the reddening sky concurrent with their arrival as a sign from their gods. What he doesn’t know is that the reddish color is a reaction caused by the wormhole, signaling the planet’s impending doom!

Volume Two (cont’d)

Episode 6: “Rite Of Passage”
On the eve of her birthday, Cassandra is showing signs of “mind fire,” a powerful electromagnetic field triggered at puberty. Now, SG-1 must find a cure to stop the
life-threatening changes before she destroys herself… and the command center.

Episode 7: “Beast Of Burden”
Daniel’s Unas friend, Chaka, is captured by a pre-industrial civilization that uses Unas as slaves. While attempting to free Chaka from the cruel regime, Daniel risks the safety of the entire SG-1 team, and possibly the life of his friend.

Episode 8: “The Tomb”
On a rescue mission to recover the Russian soldiers believed missing in action on a previously undisclosed trip, SG-1 gets trapped in a Goa’uld tomb with a number of decomposed bones… and a deadly alien monster with an appetite for human flesh!

Special features: Audio Cast, crew, and directors commentaries for each episode (including director of photography Jim Menard, Wood, DeLuise, Tapping and Tichenor), an “SG-1 Video Diary With Amanda Tapping,” and an “Inside the Tomb” featurette.

Volume Three

Episode 9: “Between Two Fires”
The SG-1 team is surprised to discover that the advanced Tollans have reversed their policy on sharing technology and are now willing to trade advanced weaponry with Earth. The deal seems too good to be true when SG-1 learns of the Goa’uld’s involvement.

Episode 10: “2001”
A mysterious note from the future – written by O’Neill – is sent back to 2001, through the Stargate, warning the SG-1 team about an unexplored planet with a sophisticated race of people who want to trade their knowledge… for domination of the universe.

Episode 11: “Desperate Measures”
Carter is abducted by a reclusive billionaire who wants to perform medical experiments on her using a deadly alien life form, in hopes of finding a cure to his own life-threatening disease.

Episode 12: “Wormhole X-treme!”
A mysterious ship is hurtling towards Earth and the key to stopping it lies with Marty, the alien who is producing a new sci-fi TV series called “Wormhole X-treme!” But due to his amnesia, Marty has forgotten not only how to stop the ship… but also that he lived through the “Wormhole” experience himself!

Special features: Cast, crew, and directors commentaries for each episode including director William Gereghty, Menard, DeLuise, Tichenor and Mallozzi) and an “SG-1 Video Diary With Christopher Judge”

Volume Four

Episode 13: “Proving Ground”
Col. Jack O’Neill and his new SG recruits have become the targets of a secret hostile takeover. Now it’s up to a wounded O’Neill and his neophyte troop to save the command center from a possible alien invasion!

Episode 14: “48 Hours”
During a near-fatal pursuit by Goa’uld gliders, Teal’c fails to make it through the Stargate before it is destroyed. Now SG-1 has only 48 hours to re-establish Teal’c’s energy signature from the temporary memory of the Stargate before it’s erased… for good!

Episode 15: “Summit”
A truce has been declared among the Goa’uld, so that the warlords can attend a summit on the future of universe domination. Since Jackson speaks fluent Goa’uld, he is sent to the summit disguised as an aide. But his real mission is to poison the delegates!

Episode 16: “Last Stand”
Embattled and under siege, SG-1 attempts to escape a Goa’uld search and destroy mission bent on finding them and the secret crystal they carry. Meanwhile, the balance of life is threatened by the reappearance of Anubis – the oldest and most evil System Lord.

Episode 17: “Fail Safe”
As an asteroid hurtles toward Earth, SG-1 uses an abandoned Goa’uld ship as a launch pad for a mega-bomb that’s designed to explode the rock before impact. But when SGC loses the ship’s signal, it’s feared that the team is dead and the Earth is in devastating peril.

Special feature: Cast, crew and directors’ commentaries for each episode (including director Andy Mikita, director Peter F. Woeste, director of photography Andrew P. Wilson, Mullie, Menard, Wood, Tichenor and Mallozzi) and an “SG-1 Video Diary With Michael Shanks.”

Volume Five

Episode 18: “The Warrior”
The Goa’uld Kytano, former First Prime to the late Imhotep, is now the leader of a powerful Jaffa rebellion. SG-1 visits Kytano’s stronghold with the aim of securing an alliance. But O’Neill and the team soon learn that this strategic partnership may well come at a hefty price.

Episode 19: “Menace”
A dormant female android discovered on a barren planet is transported back to Earth for study. On reactivation, she exhibits a childlike innocence. But soon, SG-1 discovers that this seemingly innocent being may hold a dangerous secret.

Episode 20: “The Sentinel”
O’Neill must enlist the aid of a couple of convicted felons in a bid to save a planet from the Goa’uld. With an attack looming and the planet’s automated defense systems seemingly offline, an entire world’s salvation rests in the hands of SG-1 and two former NID operatives.

Episode 21: “Meridian”
Exposed to a lethal dose of radiation, Jackson has just hours to live. The SG-1 team tries everything in its power to save him, but as the hours tick away, Jackson’s spirit meets with each member individually to discuss his next mission: life after death.

Episode 22: “Revelations”
Still dealing with the death of one of their own, the SG-1 team must put its mourning aside in order to confront the warlord Anubis – who has captured the Asgard leader Thor so he can extract the secrets of their ancient technology for universe domination.

Special features: Cast, crew, and directors commentaries for each episode (including stunt coordinator Dan Shea, actor Gary Jones, director William Waring, Wood, DeLuise, Tichenor, Menard, Mullie and Malozzi) and “Dr. Daniel Jackson – A Tribute” featurette.

Stargate SG-1 DVD Release TV Spots [commercials / trailers / etc]

100k Windows Media
300k Windows Media
56k Windows Media
100k Windows Media
300k Windows Media
56k Windows Media

Download FREE Window Media Player Skin featuring Stargate SG-1 [just right click this link and choose save file as].