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I've finished my SG-1 marathon.
But the ending is really strange because I didn't realize it was the end, I thought it was just a random episode.

It’s a real shame they stopped there, actually the Ori were interesting, and they had really hit on a winning formula with the Sliders parallel-world episodes. I liked the one where they end up in a museum on a planet with a level of technology similar to ours.

Basically, they came up with new ideas at the end but cancelled the series. Weird move.
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They wrapped most stuff up in a set of follow-up movies. The funniest thing about the finale is that they basically said: "oh shit. Teal'c ages differently. Gotta find a way to have him live a million extra years so in the inevitable reunions, they'll all line up in age."
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I don't know what you're talking about, OP. SG-1 ends with Threads in S8.
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>>223612612
>SG-1 marathon
You didnt watch sg1
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>>223612612
You thought they splurged on a CCR song for some random episode?
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>>223612612
you have to watch the movies now
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>>223612815
Well I don't know, in the end, they head off on missions again as if nothing had happened. The only change is that Teal'c has aged, but you don't really notice it.



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