Jag är sån som nästan alltid kollar upp trivia och annat gottigt på IMDB efter att jag sett en film.. Nu gäller det dock inte en film utan serien Stargate SG-1 som jag håller på att se om än en gång. Inte mycket kvar iofs, började igår på säsong 9. Vad ska jag göra med mitt liv sen!?

Anyway, lite kul trivia om serien..

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Running for ten seasons, the show holds the record for longest-running American live-action science fiction TV series, second only to the British Doctor Who worldwide. Stargate SG-1 has run without a break (every year, without disruption) since start on July 27, 1997 to final episode on March 13, 2007; lasting almost 10 years.

The prop used to portray the device which controls the Tok'ra memory recall device which looks like a "wand" is actually an electric nose hair trimmer and is used unaltered

Christopher Judge (Teal'c) appeared in 212 of the series' 213 episodes,
being absent only from Prometheus Unbound. In second place is Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter) who appeared in a total of 207 episodes.

Michael Shanks, who plays Dr Daniel Jackson, has a fear of spiders Arachnophobia), so when shooting the episodes with the Replicator Spiders, he insisted on wearing a blindfold when the props were on set, if not he was likely to get uncontrollable shakes resulting in a delayed schedule.

Although the SGC is a fictional location, its home base at Cheyenne Mountain is a real-life Air Force facility. The exterior shot of the main entrance tunnel to the mountain base is the actual entrance, and the blast doors (seen closing in any episode which features the SGC going into Lockdown) do exist at the facility in real-life.

When Don S. Davis' died of a heart attack in June 2008, the Stargate canon was revised to include having General George Hammon (played by Davis) die of a heart attack at the same time. In the episode Enemy at the Gate, Colonel Samantha Carter takes over command of the Daedalus-class vessel "Phoenix" and renames it the "George Hammond" in honor of General Hammond (as well Don S. Davis).