We speculate about how stargates work (again), and wonder if naquadah is flammable as well as explosive.

In this episode, we talk about Jell-O, yogurt, defibrillators, electromagnetic pulses, and new rooms at the SGC that we’ve never seen before.

We needed a pretense to get Maggie back on the show, and this episode fits the bill nicely.

The SGC is compromised again, and Maybourne is actually useful.

Previous guests Ben Nielsen and Chris Holden join us again to talk about how Apophis has set the standard essay writers for Goa’uld scene-chewing etiquette, but his interrogation techniques need some work. (Also Martouf is bae.)

The Team has a Hell of a time this week, but don’t worry. It’s a dry heat.

Did we talk about this episode? We’re having some trouble remembering.

Daniel’s mind copes with some serious ribonning, and we go along for the ride.

In which we discuss why you should never take a huge honkin’ Apophis at face value.

Teal’c weighs more than a duck, people write and speak different versions of English, and Peter DeLuise screams. All this and more in “Demons.”

Our friend Steve joins us to talk about Flash Gordon, Jack’s sense of humor, and Daniel’s headgear.

We’re seeing double this week in “Point of View.” Stay tuned for information about helping us with our album art at the end of the episode!

Sam gets to play with a new toy, Jack violates orders, Daniel makes a questionable fashion choice, and the Orbanians learn how to have fun.

It’s a doctors’ reunion at the SGC as they work to stop a Goa’uld-killing weapon that makes people schizophrenic. Or, if you’re in the alternate universe of DVD jacket summaries, Hammond saves the day all by himself.

In this extra long episode, Alex Perry joins us to talk about “Fair Game” and maybe one or two things tangentially related to the story.

We’re talking about ugly sweaters and obvious plants who aren’t really plants this week.

We’re back for season 3! This week, Ashley V. Robinson of Geek History Lesson joins us to talk about Stargate and her new comic, SCIENCE!

Once again, we come to the end of a season. We talk about the highs and lows of the second season, read listener feedback, and take another quiz.

We come to the final episode of the second season, in which things may not be what they seem.

We went back in time and recorded this episode in January with our good friend Chris Holden.

This week’s episode is almost as short as the alleged Reetou threat.

Here comes the airplane! Join our heroes as they try to breach an impossible language barrier with a symbiotic species.

In this episode, we say farewell to Apophis, or do we?

This week, we have body swapping, old age makeup, and a detailed discussion about The Wheel of Time.

Apologies for the late release of this episode. Time was moving at a different speed for us this week.

Special guest Benjamin Nielsen joins us again to talk about language, brain usage, and a brief history of the Ancients.

In this episode, we get intrigue, Air Force stock footage, dated CGI, and Harry Maybourne. There is a distinct lack of everyone’s favorite gate technician though.

This week, Stargate approaches Native Americans better than Star Trek, and we get important feedback on Goa’uld reproduction.

We have a science fiction double feature this week with this two-parter. Jacob Carter is back, and we have some important story developments.

This week, we encounter bugs, water guns, giant chocolate bars, and Harry Maybourne. We also mourn the passing of a few childhood stores.

In this second soap opera episode in a row, we see a familiar face from the movie, meet an important side character, and a plot point looks like it could be important in the future but will actually never go anywhere.

Jack and the pack head back to Chulak with Bra’tac to save Rya’c and face an attack from Fro’tak.

This week, the SGC gets compromised again, O’Neill seems to have a propensity for being taken over by blue entities, and we sadly come to the end of the 31 Days of Stargate.

This week, we revisit Cimmeria with SG-1, debate Norse Numerology, and Stuart is the one who brings up Star Trek for a change.

If you’ve been in Stargate Weekly withdrawal, we have what you “Need” this week!

We’re trapped in a podcast simulation this week, doomed to continue recording over and over for the amusement of others.

In this very special episode, we talk about the newest addition to the Stargate franchise.

In this episode, we wonder why so many SG teams are dedicated to medical support, discuss the difference between carousels and merry-go-rounds, and discuss the finer points of Stargate dismemberment.

Maggie Szeder joins us once again to talk about lax security procedures at the SGC, Daniel Jackson leaving his intelligence at home, and the feasibility of using a mouth guard to prevent Goa’uld possession.

We’re back, and we have theme music now too! Our coverage of season 2 of Stargate SG-1 starts now.

This week, we talk about Batman vs. Superman and how French Stewart spells his name.

We somehow manage to spend longer on a clip show that we do on some of the other episodes this season.

We grow goatees and talk about Stargate’s first mirror universe episode.

Double the SG-1, double the fun.

In this episode, we discuss The Fast & the Furious franchise, LEGO sets from the 90s, and the fact that everyone’s favorite gate technician still has no name.

On this latest episode of Worldtube Weekly, we talk about “Enigma” and how advanced people apparently have no need for tact (but hopefully do know how to care for cats).

This week, we deserve to be put on trial for spending only half an hour talking about “Cor-ai.”

This week, we talk about black holes, eclipses, and the inexplicable disappearance of bombs in “Singularity.”

This week, we got together and talked about “Fire and Water,” or was that a false memory?

This week, we learn that Teal’c has a family, and Tony Amendola makes the first of many appearances as Bra’tac.

With discussion of sexual assault in the news and all over social media at the moment, we’re uploading our discussion of “Hathor” a little early. Joining us is our friend Maggie Szeder who works for the Crime Victims’ Center.

This week, we discuss “The Torment of Tantalus,” as well as the coincidental timing of the announcement of Stargate Origins occurring right before we recorded an episode about Catherine Langford.

This week, we discuss English pronunciation, Labyrinth, Diablo II, Dune, and “Thor’s Hammer.”

In this episode, we discuss “Brief Candle”

In this episode, we discuss “The Nox.”

In this episode, we discuss “Cold Lazarus.”

In this episode, we discuss “The First Commandment.”

In this episode, we discuss “The Broca Divide”

In this episode, we discuss “Emancipation.”

In this episode, we discuss “The Enemy Within.”

Welcome to the first episode of Stargate Weekly. This week, Stuart and Thad discuss the two-hour premiere of Stargate SG-1, Children of the Gods.