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"Best TV Series Ever!!!!!!!", Stargate SG-1 is by far the best show out there. The creativity that went into it is almost unmatched. What is unique about Stargate SG-1 is that it takes the idea of inter-planetary travel to a level never-before-seen in sci-fi.

The storyline is about a special branch of the U.S. Air Force that travels to distant planets through a stargate, a device that creates wormholes to other stargates. The series focuses on four main character: Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, and an alien friend named Teal'c.

What is amazing is that the show never gets old, even after 10 seasons.

However, I was a bit disappointed when Richard Dean Anderson, who plays Jack O'Neill, was replaced in Season 9-10 by Ben Browder, who plays the character Cameron Mitchell.

Another warning: The packaging for The Complete Series Collection is rough on the DVDs. Some of mine were scratched, but they still played. However, I read that some other recipients were not as lucky.

Anyway, the show is a great addition to any DVD collection.

"Underrated, Long-Running SciFi Series Deserves Respect! ", During it's extraordinary 10-year run, "Stargate SG-1" was never taken seriously by either it's critics, or by many in the industry, itself. The concensus opinion was that it lacked the nostalgic value of "Star Trek", off-beat imagination of "Farscape", or gritty drama of the updated "Battlestar Galactica" or even it's own spin-off, "Stargate Atlantis", and that it was little more than lightweight weekly silliness. This is a shame, and completely unwarranted; after viewing the entire series, in "Stargate SG-1 - The Complete Series Collection", I can honestly say I've seldom enjoyed myself more!

It's hard to keep a review of a ten-season collection brief, but allow me to single out praise to Jonathan Glassner and Brad Wright, who took the framework of the original "Stargate" movie, and actually improved upon it, adding terrific characters (Amanda Tapping as brilliant Air Force officer Samantha Carter, and Christopher Judge as stoic alien warrior, Teal'c), finding an actor equally as gifted as the film's James Spader, for the role of Dr. Daniel Jackson (Michael Shanks), and, best of all, allowing Richard Dean Anderson to cut loose in the Kurt Russell role of Jack O'Neill ("Two 'L's...there's another guy who spells it with one 'L'...too serious, no fun at all..."). In enlarging the premise, through the introduction of a system of Stargates, the series opened a rich vein of story opportunities, with our heroes battling a pantheon of advanced aliens posing as false 'gods', in a multitude of cultures. Episodes ranged from somber drama, to edgy suspense, and swashbuckling adventure, with even an occasional near-slapstick comedy tossed in (although the comic interludes could be a bit self-serving, at times). Making things even better was the series' present-day setting, giving viewers an increased sense of involvement, as well as the dramatic possibilities of current global politics (wonderfully personified by guest appearances by Ronny Cox and William Devane). The special effects were extraordinary (that the series was never honored for them in America is beyond comprehension!), and the score, by Joel Goldsmith, frequently enchanting.

Most remarkably, the series never lost a beat when Anderson, and key supporting star Don S. Davis, left the series (other than occasional 'guest' appearances). Anderson's replacement, "Farscape's" Ben Browder, proved every bit as funny, physical, and charismatic, and Beau Bridges, as the new boss, combined Davis' authority with a warmth uniquely his own. The addition of another "Farscape" alum, Claudia Black, increased both the humor and sexiness of the proceedings, as a fast-talking alien con woman, wrapped up in both the storyline, and Daniel Jackson's life. These last two seasons, with the near-omnipotent Ori, Arthurian legends, and intergalactic battles, is heady stuff, indeed, despite a few 'clunker' episodes!

Tons of Special Features, fascinating episode commentaries, even fan convention footage with cast members, all enrich the collection, lifting it far above nearly every other series compilation you can buy. I should warn you, however, if you plan on viewing this with small children, the pilot episode does have full-frontal female nudity (I believe Showtime, where it first aired, hoped to market the series as more 'adult'...a decision which, thankfully, never went any further than the pilot).

This collection isn't cheap, but is worth every penny if you love a great adventure series with an outstanding cast.

"Stargate SG-1 - The Complete Series Collection" has a prized place in my growing collection of DVDs!

"Starts slow, gets better..and better..and better", I saw this huge package of DVD's for a great price and read all the good reviews, so I took a chance. I started watching and I thought...oh no..what did I buy, but being open minded I kept watching and was really excited. The beginning of season 1 to me was awful (now I go back and I like it, since I now love the show) the series gets better and better. I can't believe I missed this series. IF YOU ARE A FAN OF STAR WARS, BATTLESTAR GALLACTICA AND/OR STAR TREK YOU WILL MOST LIKELY ENJOY THIS SERIES!! This box set is not the best design however, a few disks might have a few light scratches on them, none were bad enough to me to return them. Today I am going to buy all of the SG Atlantis seasons and SG-1 movies.

"A must have", This collection is a must have for Stargate SG-1 fans. Don't let the price throw you off buying this collection because at 212 episodes you are getting your moneys worth!

It is great to finally be able to watch all the episodes in order without commercials.

My one complaint would have to be the carboard contraption the disk comes in is a bit unwieldy but if you transfer all the disks to a DVD case it is much more manageable.

"Terrible presentation of a great show", That I'm a fan of the show should come as no surprise, considering that I bought the complete series.
The 50-odd disks come in a nice embossed cardboard box, with an extruded 'Stargate' on the front. From there, the presentation jumps the rails in a hurry. Once inside the box, you'll discover 2 cardboard books of disks. Rather than set the books up with conventional pages, the books unfold in a cumbersome, multi-folded, gate fold. Each facet of this double-sided arrangement holds 3 disks in tight fitting pockets. It's here that the scratched disk phenomenon arises. (So far, my set has escaped the problem.)

The double-sided, multi-folded booklets make searching for a specific disk awkward, but they haven't completely turned the set into a mockery of common organizational principles - yet. That comes when you realize that the colors of the disks are randomly assigned, not by season, episode, nor any other rationale. They're just random colors. So to select say, Disk 5 of Season 3, you have to pull disks from their pockets and read the smallish print to find the area of the book that has Season 3, then keep pulling until you find Disk 5. I have no doubt that this unnecessary handling leads to many a scratched disk. Just as confusing, is the icon in between the season number and disk number. It consists of a pentangle of 5 'blocks', with one highlighted, and a number in the middle. Nowhere is it explained what this signifies. It obviously has nothing to do with season, disk or episode.

The shame of it is, with just a little bit of thought, or even basic organizing principles, this could have been a great boxed set. As it stands, it belongs in the Hall of Fame for Ridiculously Bad Marketing Presentation.

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"Awesome service", I ordered this series for a surprise for my husband and I chose to have it delivered next day. It came the next day and was so pleased with the quality of the product and the fact that it did in deed make it to me by the day I wanted it. That is awesome!! Thanks so much for the great price as well on the product and the condition it was in.

"Great fun!", I found Stargate in reruns and did not understand all the "history" so I decided to buy the series and view it in sequence so I would know what was going on. I got the set intact and beautifully packaged. I looked through all the discs to check for scratches. There were none. My husband and I have now watched the first three dvds and everything is great. We watch 3 or 4 episodes a week...they are great fun!

"Superb seller with a great item!", I only occasionally watched this show when it was in production, and tried to catch reruns when I could. When I saw this product as a complete series I was really excited and even more when it arrived very quickly after ordering. I have yet to make a serious dent in watching the episodes, but what I've seen thus far has been great! A pleasure to work with, and there were no issues whatsoever, highly recommended!

"Great value for Great Price", This collection was absolutely great! It had all ten seasons and four bonus discs. If you like Stargate: SG-1 and end up wanting to buy it; this collection is the best.

"What am I Missing?", I purchased this series for a big discount based on the reviews of the show. I am now the proud owner of... how many seasons? I don't even know ...I can hardly make it passed the first disk. The acting is so bad, the writing rivals Sid and Marty Kroft (no offense to the Krofts intended).

Does it improve? Or is this a "good TV show" the way that The Dukes of Hazzard is a "good TV show". I am finding it barely palatable so far.
Ouch.