Multistart for "Unending"

[Jedi_Master_Bra'tac]

From the Sky One schedule;



SG finally gets the multistart treatment, this likely means they gonna advertise it.

(Multistart means that Sky customers can choose what time they watch SG.)

[zer0_1]

i guess it should, the very last episode should go out with a little something

[stewsith]

That is fantastic! Cant wait but then again i don't want to see the end!!!

[Fifer]

What are the different times you can view the episodes? I have 5-a-side every week so miss the damn thing and have to wait until late Wednesday afternoon to watch through...*cough*...other means.

[Franklyn Blaze]

usually every 15 minutes after it airs, right?

[Jedi_Master_Bra'tac]

usually every 15 minutes after it airs, right?

yeah that's right

[Fifer]

Yeah, i meant when was the last showing? Is it every 15 minutes to, say, 10pm?

[Naonak]

I think it's normally until sometime between 11-midnight for 9pm shows like 24, so 10-11pm seems likely for SG-1.

[Fifer]

Outstanding! Cheers.

[Unamed]

your right this means they will have advertise it.

[Pitry]

Well, it does make sense they advertise it, it is the world premiere of the last episode of a show that lasted 10 years....

[Fifer]

Its been a while since Sky ever advertised Stargate shows on their channel so it will make a nice change. Couldn't watch the channel without an advert for BSG the last few weeks.

[the fifth man]

Hmmm, that's a very interesting way for them to do it.

[Naonak]

I think it's normally until sometime between 11-midnight for 9pm shows like 24, so 10-11pm seems likely for SG-1.

Yep - Dresden Files (at 9pm) had multi-start last night, which lasted til sometime after 11pm.

Hmmm, that's a very interesting way for them to do it.

Indeed - we'll be able to watch it, and then put it on again!

[Mitchell82]

Yep - Dresden Files (at 9pm) had multi-start last night, which lasted til sometime after 11pm.



Indeed - we'll be able to watch it, and then put it on again!

This might be stupid but what does multistart mean?