Stargate SG-1

Editor Reviews

• Vale Thornton

  Rating: 7

  7

  September 3, 2025

  'Stargate SG-1' offers a fantastic blend of military sci-fi, exploration, and ancient mythology that fans of 'The Expanse' might find appealing, especially its focus on discovering new worlds and facing alien threats. The series picks up where the 1994 film 'Stargate' left off, following a team of Air Force personnel and scientists as they use an ancient alien device to travel to other planets. \n\nWhat began as a simple premise evolved into a sprawling, intricate universe. \n\nDid you know that 'Stargate SG-1' holds the record for the longest-running continuous science fiction series in North America, spanning ten seasons and two direct-to-DVD movies? Its longevity is a testament to its engaging characters, consistent world-building, and its ability to balance serious sci-fi concepts with humor and heart. The team dynamic, led by the charismatic Colonel Jack O'Neill, is incredibly strong, providing a solid anchor for the show's many adventures. If you enjoy episodic alien encounters and a strong sense of exploration, SG-1 has countless hours of entertainment for you.

• Morgan Chen

  Rating: 5

  5

  July 11, 2025

  Stargate SG-1 offers a unique twist on interstellar exploration. Instead of warp drives, travel is through an ancient alien device: the Stargate. This allows a military team to visit distant planets, encountering new civilizations, gods, and threats. While it has a more military structure than Star Trek, SG-1 shares the core concept of exploring the unknown, encountering diverse cultures (often based on Earth mythology), and facing ethical dilemmas. Its strength lies in the chemistry of its core team and its ability to blend serious sci-fi concepts with humor and action over its impressive ten-season run.