Star Trek jokes on Stargate

[Ugly Pig]

also, there's jack calling himself 'captain james t kirk' in 1969

...before changing it to Luke Skywalker.

[Indiana]

...before changing it to Luke Skywalker.

Thus turning it into a Star Wars reference. PS. Was Star Trek not already out in 1969?

[Beliskner]

Thus turning it into a Star Wars reference. PS. Was Star Trek not already out in 1969?

Star Trek was out, but Star Wars didn't appear until 1977. I wonder if the military checked out George Lucas for naming his character the same as an escaped Russian spy from 1969?

[SamInChicago]

Yup. It ran from 1966-1969. Maybe that's why Jack had to change his answer to Luke Skywalker.

[Hatusu]

My favorite would be the tour of the SGC during 2010. When Carter and Daniel are in the "Embarcation Room", there a guy with sunglasses (not O'Neill) in the background posing for a picture using the Vulcan "Live Long and Prosper" salute. O'Neill also attempts it in Evolution, Part 1.

I missed that! Thanks. I'll look for it!

[Sela]

My favorites are from, "The Other Guys"....
Felger: "At least my heroes exist. If this was a Trek convention, you’d be all dressed up like a Klingon."

Coombs: "Vulcan, Felger, Vulcan! And I don’t know how you can call youself a scientist and not worship at the altar of Roddenberry!"

I love that line! That is one of the best Trek related lines ever! The way he bites his lip at the end of it just sells it!

[thor39]

lol i love that bit too
what about the worship at rhodeenberry's alter bit

[Newbie]

i really loved when he wanted to name the ship Enterprise, it was so funny...you can't imagine how hard i laughed..

[KayMan2k]

My favorites are from, "The Other Guys"....


Felger: "At least my heroes exist. If this was a Trek convention, you’d be all dressed up like a Klingon." Coombs: "Vulcan, Felger, Vulcan! And I don’t know how you can call youself a scientist and not worship at the altar of Roddenberry!"


Coombs: "We might as well be wearing red shirts!"

One step further, Coombs was played by Dr. Phlox from Enterprise. I was ammused that they made him the StarTrek fan

[Sela]

also, there's jack calling himself 'captain james t kirk' in 1969

That whole interogation scene is a homage to Original Trek when the Enterprise was first thrown back into time and Kirk was caught inside the air force base and interogated. It was a nice touch.

[Asgard-VA]

The use of the name Colonel "Chekov" might have been another subtle link to Trek history.

[sgeureka]

That whole interogation scene is a homage to Original Trek when the Enterprise was first thrown back into time and Kirk was caught inside the air force base and interogated. It was a nice touch.

I don't know if you mean the fourth movie (with the time travel) but in that one the Russian got caught on the submarine. (Sorry, can't remember names since this is the only ST movie I've ever watched).

Which reminds me, just before this scene, the Russian wants to get beamed up and says "Scotty, now would be a good time." And in the S7 episode "Revisions" when the inhabitants threaten O'Neill and Teal'c, O'Neill says through the radio "Carter, now would be a good time."

Or it was just coincidence.

[SGSlugger]

I cracked up with the Enterprise line. Here's another:
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From Season's 6 episode 1 (Lost the name all of a sudden... ) but when they are getting ready to launch the X-302 and Sam's checking all the systems, O'neill asks if the phasers are armed.

[Nolamom]

A couple of my favs:

"Beam them out. What am I, Scotty?" - Tangent
"We'll hold them off with those phaser things." - Prodigy

Nmom

[Sela]

I don't know if you mean the fourth movie (with the time travel) but in that one the Russian got caught on the submarine. (Sorry, can't remember names since this is the only ST movie I've ever watched).

No, I mean the original series where Enterprise is thrown back in time, is picked up on the radar and ends up crushing an Air Force interceptor in it's tractor beam right after they turn on their wing cameras. They then have to go to Earth to pick up the film of Enterprise in orbit and Kirk is caught and interrogated. It's a great episode, but I forget the name. I'll look it up.