Although it was never a mega hit that commanded the type of widespread cultural influence of many other representations of its generation, "Stargat SG-1" maintained a cult following it throughout its running and remains impressive simply because it represented it. That is, the way creators Brad Wright and Athonatan Glasser took Roland Emerich's original film in 1994 Stargat and missed a full 10 seasons of intergalactic research action was a feat.

Emerich's film was enough to succeed in box office to encourage the conversation A whole trilogy "Starghat", But the story of the SG-1 crew will eventually unfold on the small screen, with Wright and Glasser pasting the project using a new cast of actors who played the same characters from the film. After all, The Siphian canal has canceled SG-1 " In 2007, but until that point the show lasted a decade-impressive achievement not only because who demanded that her characters visit a variety of strings in full for 10 years while firing from the same Canadian location.

The overall goal of the SG-1 team team was to use the Stargat portal to examine other people's worlds, which is sufficiently solid as a scientific premise. In a practical sense, however, this made the production of a series of something challenging, given its production base.

"Stargate SG-1" begins approximately one year after Roland Emerich's "Stargate" ends. In the show, the US government is tasked by the US Air Force team named SG-1, to investigate other people's worlds using the portal of the same name and to protect against attacks by other forces. As the show goes on, the team visits more and more intergalactic worlds and introduces its inhabitants, with the show writers use our own history as a basis for many of the surroundings and races encountered in the series. For example, in the installment of season 1 "Emancipation" (What, according to IMDB, seems to be the worst episode of "Stargate SG-1"), the SG-1 gang visits the planet Simara, home to a nomadic race originating from the Mongols called Havadai.

But as the show continued, finding new ways to show these diverse planets and people became heavier. In essence, the manufacturers of the series were tasked with constantly making their Vancouver, a British location to shoot Colombia somewhere completely different. VFX supervisor, Johnon Gaidi, once talked to a companion (through Gate) for the initial problems faced when the show began production in 1997. He recalls that he has received access to certain props from Emerich's film, which has certainly helped. However, the real question came with an attempt to find appropriate locations for different stories. As he pointed out:

"Episode 1, episode 2, we're always out. It's always rain because it was the weather at the time. So we really started fighting to create locations that were not just in the woods."

Although it was beautiful in its own way, Vancouver did not offer much diversity over the strongly forested areas-what was obviously a major challenge for a team tasked with making a scientific show that was fundamentally turning around exploring new and diverse planets.

In his accompanying interview, Johnon Gaideni gave specific examples of the difficulties he and his team faced filming in Vancouver, pointing to Season 1, Episode 7, "Cold Lazar", which was filmed in yellow sulfur pits. As the VFX supervisor recalled:

"There was an episode where they were on this planet and everything was yellow. It was sulfur - it was this bizarre yellow planet. And we were filming in these huge sulfur pits that lowered them to the dock. It was such a sunny day that everyone was sweating, and sulfur ... You will take a walk through it and rise and find your face, and your sweat beads will only miss them in your eyes. Caring for us! "

Although the crew of the show eventually found ways to show the different worlds of Stargate SG-1, as the series has expanded these types of problems have never disappeared. By the end of his running, SG-1 caused other spin-offs, making a modest media empire Looking at the franchise "Starghat" in a row Something from a challenge today. This also made the problems with the location that are much more exciting, with Brad Wright commenting on all the work during 2022 Reddit Or:

"Yes, it became harder and frustrating to go out into the forest of British Columbia and pretend to be another planet. Especially because Vancouver was constantly growing in the open spaces we used. "

However, Sci-Fi Stargate settings have probably decreased As the series continued and further series were created, with Wright and Co. You have to do the best they could with their budget and a Canadian environment. The fact that they have managed to cut 10 seasons to "SG-1"-not to mention spin-off, is still an undeniable feat.