I recently <saw> the lastest episode of Doctor Who and guess who I saw, Anna-Louise Plowman, Osiris/Sarah Gardner on Stargate SG-1.
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Which ep is this? "Dalek"?O'NEILL: For all we know, Daniel could came walking in that door right now.
[Cut to shot of the door]
[Cut back to O'Neill]
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EXTERMINATE!
That was a cool episode and all through it I did keep thinking to myself "who is that girl" before eventually settling on Dina Meyer.
I was wrong.... oh so very wrong.
She's still hawt though.
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I wish we Americans could watch.
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Ironically she was playing an American character. It was a fantastic episode.Originally posted by dfin25I wish we Americans could watch.
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OMG thanks for those pics! Anna-Louise Plowman has always been my fave gueststar on SG-1! I want her back!
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Her with an American Ascent and not a British one. Now thats odd!Last edited by NowIWillDestroyAbydos; 05 July 2005, 07:35 PM.sigpicComment
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Ironic that she had an american accent on an english show and an english one in an american one.sigpic
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All these scifi actors (male/female/american/otherwise) pop up on different sci fi shows and movies. I guess they get type cast for doing scifi and then they become familiar to viewers and fans, and in turn we watch something we might not otherwise (personally I like seeing a familiar face on a scifi show or movie that I know from another show or movie)....Recent episode's of Andromeda have a Goa'uld actors in them
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My hubby and I play a game, when we watch TV now. Count the actors that have appeared on SG-1. It's amazing how many have recently done guest shots on other shows. In one recent made for TV movie, I counted 4 from SG-1 in the one movie, including Tom McBeath, the actor who played Narim and the actress who played Shan'auc. Forget the forth, sorry.
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Yeah, i got confused when i was watching it as to what her natural accent was, but watching SG-1 again, it's obvious that the british is much more natural. Great episode though, had the hairs on my neck standing on end when the doctor was shouting "rid the galaxy of your filth!". amazingOriginally posted by NowIWillDestroyAbydos
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I noticed while watching doctor who that one of the women in the episode called "Darlek" was from stargate, it turned out she was Anna-Louise Plowman doctor jacksons old peer. Anyway just seeing if anyone else saw doctor who it was cool
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Yep! I couldn't stop thinking bout Stargate the whole ep! Woo!
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Another thing maybe she was practicing for her next apperance on Stargate.Originally posted by dfin25I wish we Americans could watch.
It is possible.
I think most of us are use to her speaking as a Goa'uld (courtesy of flanging (I hope I spelled that right))Originally posted by Anubis69Last edited by NowIWillDestroyAbydos; 05 July 2005, 07:35 PM.sigpicComment
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