When Roland Emerich's Stargat made just under $ 200 million with a $ 55m budget, it was naturally talked about. In fact, Emerich's modest scientific hit in 1994 was supposed to begin A whole trilogy of the movie "Stargate". But when a decision was made to transfer the franchise to the small screen, Emerich declined the offer for directingReferring to the episode budgets that were not sufficiently bulky for his ambitious vision.

Plans for the TV show went ahead in any case and in 1997, Stargat SG-1 debuted on Showtime. Co-created by Brad Wright and Athonatan Glasser, the series used the same premise as Emerich's film and followed the exploitation of the team of the same name as they explored other people's worlds by passing through the Stargat portal. While the film was a solid hit, the show continued to collect the cult of the following and caused a multiple spin-off series in the forms of "Stargate: Atlantis", "Stargate: Universe", "Stargate: Infinity" and "Stargate: Origin". Not only that, "SG-1" is at least partly responsible for raising what has become nothing less than the entertainment empire, with the Stargat saga now playing through comics, video games and novels.

If Emerich knew that this would be the outcome, he may have made a different decision to oversee "SG-1". Of course, it was impossible to know how the endurance "Starghat" would fall at that time. Even Wright and Glasser, who eventually helped the property grow into what became complained about the series that began, with Wright particularly struggling with two specific aspects of the early episodes "SG-1".

"Stargate SG-1" may be loved among fans, but it has made its part of the wrong steps. One of The worst episodes of "SG-1", For example, he saw Samantha Carter (Amanda eavesdropping) trapped by the tribe before being sold out to a military leader, who eventually beat him in battle, teaching tribes on women's rights ... or something. Not good.

For Brad Wright, however, even this episode is not as bad as two specific aspects of the series, which, as he admitted Gate In 2002, he would change if he could. Speaking on the fans' site Just as the SG-1 season 6, Wright was reflected in some of the elections made during the five previous seasons of the show. Asked about what he would change if he could return to the start of the show, Right replied:

"I flushed the symbiots in the bag. I never liked the damn things. O'Neal's feelings for symbiots and pouches reflect my accurate. I liked the concept at all, but the execution of it was not ....

Symbiots were gauld parasites that lived in the bodies of other organisms such as humans. In the show, the parasites were shown living in AFFAFA hosts - a race serving Goald. Obviously, Wright was not a fan of obviously the gross paragraph of these parasites struggling. But this was not the only thing the co-creator would repeat if possible.

When "SG-1" first began to air Showtime, the network is pushed for greater nudity until one starvet returns. At that time, the cable channel was known for being a little more successful than others, and its executions seemingly wanted to make their Stargat series fit the Showtime brand. Since Samantha Carter's actor Amanda Traps was pushed back, however, the bosses gave up, and SG-1 was an affair without nudity.

Before the writers and producers can recall the show's sensitivity, however, one naked scene in the cockpit episode. The Prime Minister on July 27, 1997, the "Children of the Gods" included a scene where topless appears at Vaitjare Bandera. This was actually removed from the episode in subsequent exhibitions, but Wright seems to be alive for the fact that he made the first place reduction. "I would also miss the nudity in the cockpit," he told Gejvodnd. "I was dead against it at the time, and I even brought my seven-year-old daughter to a rough cut-off to point out that I had to remove her from the screening room for two whole scenes."

Co-creator also talked about the nudity debacle a few years later in another Gate Interview in 2009. As he explained to the website, while "the studio thought it would help Showtime's grades", in the end he and other producers knew the show would be better without it.

It is interesting that it seems like the "SG-1" continues, Wright has developed even more regret for the series "Stargat". In fact, he highlighted two more glossy problems with the show in the Reddit but in 2022. While Emerich may have failed to contribute to a surprising expansive scientific franchise by choosing not to be included in "SG-1", then, at least he has no bag or regret related to nudity.