Episode:Children of the Gods - Revision history

LIMAFOX76: Adding First Airing AUS

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	\| production = 3950		\| production = 3950
	\| air date = {{First airing USA\|1997\|07\|27\|1}}<br/>{{First airing UK\|1998\|04\|08}}		\| air date = {{First airing USA\|1997\|07\|27\|1}}<br/>{{First airing AUS\|1997\|12\|03}}<br />{{First airing UK\|1998\|04\|08}}
	\| length = 90 min		\| length = 90 min
	\| guests =		\| guests =

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	\| According to sound editing of the episode, The [[F.R.E.D.]] vehicle is supposed to be electricaly-powered. However, when [[SG-1]] and [[SG-2]] are looking for a set to build the base camp, we can clearly see a lot of blue smoke around the vehicle showing that this vehicle is actually powered by a thermic engine. In the Final Cut audio commentaries, [[Brad Wright]] and [[Richard Dean Anderson]] say that this stuff was so noisy that they had to post-synchronise. In the Recut version of CotG, the "thermic" sound is back.		\| According to sound editing of the episode, The [[F.R.E.D.]] vehicle is supposed to be electricaly-powered. However, when [[SG-1]] and [[SG-2]] are looking for a set to build the base camp, we can clearly see a lot of blue smoke around the vehicle showing that this vehicle is actually powered by a thermic engine. In the Final Cut audio commentaries, [[Brad Wright]] and [[Richard Dean Anderson]] say that this stuff was so noisy that they had to post-synchronise. In the Recut version of CotG, the "thermic" sound is back.
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			\| When [[Warren]] exits the tent and addresses Major [[Kawalsky]], he calls him "[[Captain]]" instead of [[Major]].
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Goofs

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	\| Factual error		\| Factual error/continuity
	\| When [[Jack O'Neill]] is in the [[Stargate Command holding room]], Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] is carrying Captain rank insigna on his neck. Later, he's carrying Major rank insigna on his Class-A uniform's shoulder, and later again, he's carrying Captain rank insigna again.		\| When [[Jack O'Neill]] is in the [[Stargate Command holding room]], Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] is carrying Captain rank insigna on his neck. Later, he's carrying Major rank insigna on his Class-A uniform's shoulder, and later again, he's carrying Captain rank insigna again.
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Notes

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	** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)		** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)
	** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].		** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].
	** The humanoid form of [[Ra]] visible in the movie is replaced by a small parasitic entity, more like a snake.		** The humanoid form of [[Ra]] visible in the movie is replaced by a small parasitic entity, more like a snake, who possesses his [[host]] by entering in the body by the neck's back.
	** [[Abydos]] is now the closest planet to [[Earth]] (it was in the [[Kaliam]] galaxy in the movie, the other side of the known universe).		** [[Abydos]] is now the closest planet to [[Earth]] (it was in the [[Kaliam]] galaxy in the movie, the other side of the known universe).
	** Unlike the movie, all the [[symbol]]s are identical on all the [[Stargate]]s, except for the [[point of origin]].		** Unlike the movie, all the [[symbol]]s are identical on all the [[Stargate]]s, except for the [[point of origin]].

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Notes

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	* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:		* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:
	** All the character's actors from the movie, [[Kurt Russell]] (O'Neil), [[James Spader]] (Jackson), [[John Diehl]] (Kawalsky), and [[French Stewart]] (Ferretti) have been replaced by [[Richard Dean Anderson]], [[Michael Shanks]], [[Jay Acovone]], and [[Brent Stait]] respectively. ~~Only~~ [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) reprised his character.		** All the character's actors from the movie, [[Kurt Russell]] (O'Neil), [[James Spader]] (Jackson), [[Mili Avital]] (Shau'ri), [[John Diehl]] (Kawalsky), and [[French Stewart]] (Ferretti) have been replaced by [[Richard Dean Anderson]], [[Michael Shanks]], [[Vaitiare Bandera]], [[Jay Acovone]], and [[Brent Stait]] respectively. [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) was the only one who reprised his character. (Actually, [[Erick Avari]] has also reprised his character of [[Kasuf]], but later in the series, not in the pilot).
	** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)		** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)
	** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].		** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].

LIMAFOX76: /* Notes */

2021-06-14T09:59:15Z

Notes

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	* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:		* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:
	** All the character's actors from the movie, [[Kurt ~~Russel~~]] (O'Neil), [[James Spader]] (Jackson), [[John Diehl]] (Kawalsky), and [[French Stewart]] (Ferretti) have been replaced by [[Richard Dean Anderson]], [[Michael Shanks]], [[Jay Acovone]], and [[Brent Stait]] respectively. Only [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) reprised his character.		** All the character's actors from the movie, [[Kurt Russell]] (O'Neil), [[James Spader]] (Jackson), [[John Diehl]] (Kawalsky), and [[French Stewart]] (Ferretti) have been replaced by [[Richard Dean Anderson]], [[Michael Shanks]], [[Jay Acovone]], and [[Brent Stait]] respectively. Only [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) reprised his character.
	** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)		** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)
	** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].		** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].

LIMAFOX76: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:		* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:
	** All the character's actors from the movie ([[~~Jack~~ ~~O'Neill~~]], [[~~Daniel~~ ~~Jackson~~]], [[~~Kawalsky~~]], [[~~Ferretti~~]]) have been replaced. Only [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) ~~remains~~.		** All the character's actors from the movie, [[Kurt Russel]] (O'Neil), [[James Spader]] (Jackson), [[John Diehl]] (Kawalsky), and [[French Stewart]] (Ferretti) have been replaced by [[Richard Dean Anderson]], [[Michael Shanks]], [[Jay Acovone]], and [[Brent Stait]] respectively. Only [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) reprised his character.
	** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)		** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)
	** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].		** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].

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2021-06-14T09:47:15Z

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	** Unlike the movie, all the [[symbol]]s are identical on all the [[Stargate]]s, except for the [[point of origin]].		** Unlike the movie, all the [[symbol]]s are identical on all the [[Stargate]]s, except for the [[point of origin]].
	** The "[[:File:Strudel (Stargate).jpg\|strudle]]" (the moment when the wormhole comes back and forth in the movie) has disappeared (to save money).		** The "[[:File:Strudel (Stargate).jpg\|strudle]]" (the moment when the wormhole comes back and forth in the movie) has disappeared (to save money).
	** The fictional [[Creek Mountain]] military facility has been changed by the real world [[Cheyenne Mountain]] complex, the [[Stargate Command]] set is quite different from the movie.		** The fictional [[Creek Mountain]] military facility has been changed by the real world [[Cheyenne Mountain]] complex, the [[Stargate Command]] set is quite different from the movie. Two elevators are used to reach [[sublevel 28]] (instead of one in the movie).
	* In {{ep\|Politics}}, [[Senator]] [[Robert Kinsey]] reads on the [[mission report]] that the first [[Chulak]] mission occured on February 10, <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1997]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.		* In {{ep\|Politics}}, [[Senator]] [[Robert Kinsey]] reads on the [[mission report]] that the first [[Chulak]] mission occured on February 10, <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1997]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.
	* According to [[Brad Wright]]'s commentaries on the recut pilot, the cooked animal's head brought to the table during the [[Chulak palace]] party is a recovery of the [[Mastadge\|domestic animal]] who was on the [[Stargate (movie)\|movie]] (the one who pulled [[Daniel Jackson]] in the [[Abydos desert]]). This part is used once again in ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' inside a [[Hive ship]] ([[SGA]]: [[Episode:Rising, Part 2\|"Rising", Part 2]]).<ref>{{cite video		* According to [[Brad Wright]]'s commentaries on the recut pilot, the cooked animal's head brought to the table during the [[Chulak palace]] party is a recovery of the [[Mastadge\|domestic animal]] who was on the [[Stargate (movie)\|movie]] (the one who pulled [[Daniel Jackson]] in the [[Abydos desert]]). This part is used once again in ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' inside a [[Hive ship]] ([[SGA]]: [[Episode:Rising, Part 2\|"Rising", Part 2]]).<ref>{{cite video

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]].		* This episode carries on from the [[Stargate (movie)\|Stargate movie]] with some more or less slight changes. Here are the most significant:
			** All the character's actors from the movie ([[Jack O'Neill]], [[Daniel Jackson]], [[Kawalsky]], [[Ferretti]]) have been replaced. Only [[Alexis Cruz]] ([[Skaara]]) remains.
			** Jack O'Neil is spelled "[[Jack O'Neill]]" (with two "'''L'''"'s)
			** Shau'ri is called [[Sha're]].
			** The humanoid form of [[Ra]] visible in the movie is replaced by a small parasitic entity, more like a snake.
			** [[Abydos]] is now the closest planet to [[Earth]] (it was in the [[Kaliam]] galaxy in the movie, the other side of the known universe).
			** Unlike the movie, all the [[symbol]]s are identical on all the [[Stargate]]s, except for the [[point of origin]].
			** The "[[:File:Strudel (Stargate).jpg\|strudle]]" (the moment when the wormhole comes back and forth in the movie) has disappeared (to save money).
			** The fictional [[Creek Mountain]] military facility has been changed by the real world [[Cheyenne Mountain]] complex, the [[Stargate Command]] set is quite different from the movie.
	* In {{ep\|Politics}}, [[Senator]] [[Robert Kinsey]] reads on the [[mission report]] that the first [[Chulak]] mission occured on February 10, <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1997]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.		* In {{ep\|Politics}}, [[Senator]] [[Robert Kinsey]] reads on the [[mission report]] that the first [[Chulak]] mission occured on February 10, <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[1997]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>.
	* According to [[Brad Wright]]'s commentaries on the recut pilot, the cooked animal's head brought to the table during the [[Chulak palace]] party is a recovery of the [[Mastadge\|domestic animal]] who was on the [[Stargate (movie)\|movie]] (the one who pulled [[Daniel Jackson]] in the [[Abydos desert]]). This part is used once again in ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' inside a [[Hive ship]] ([[SGA]]: [[Episode:Rising, Part 2\|"Rising", Part 2]]).<ref>{{cite video		* According to [[Brad Wright]]'s commentaries on the recut pilot, the cooked animal's head brought to the table during the [[Chulak palace]] party is a recovery of the [[Mastadge\|domestic animal]] who was on the [[Stargate (movie)\|movie]] (the one who pulled [[Daniel Jackson]] in the [[Abydos desert]]). This part is used once again in ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' inside a [[Hive ship]] ([[SGA]]: [[Episode:Rising, Part 2\|"Rising", Part 2]]).<ref>{{cite video

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	\| next = The Enemy Within		\| next = The Enemy Within
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	\| title image = Children of the Gods - Title ~~screencap~~.~~jpg~~		\| title image = Children of the Gods - Title card.png
	}}		}}
	{{Synopsis\|As [[Goa'uld\|powerful aliens]] come through the Earth's [[Stargate]], [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] returns on [[Abydos]] to retrieve [[Daniel Jackson]], who has discovered that the [[Stargate network\|alien transit system]] includes much more than the two planets.}}		{{Synopsis\|As [[Goa'uld\|powerful aliens]] come through the Earth's [[Stargate]], [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] returns on [[Abydos]] to retrieve [[Daniel Jackson]], who has discovered that the [[Stargate network\|alien transit system]] includes much more than the two planets.}}