SG-1 Video Diary - Teryl Rothery (1080p upscaled, 4x3, 8:17): Rothery, who plays Janet Fraser, tours the sets and briefly introduces

Stargate Atlantis, on the other hand, was filmed entirely in HD and has already seen a 1080p Blu-ray release. Presumably the VEI release is also at this resolution. Curiously VEI lists this also as having a “New Super Enhanced picture”— but it isn’t clear if this is any sort of new rendering of the episodes, or only an improvement over VEI’s own standard-def DVD release. Stargate SG-1 True Science (1080p upscaled, window box, 45:37): How realistic or plausible is the series' technology, itsprovides, you may or may not notice technical anomalies on this Blu-ray presentation that we are unable to correct."

Behind the Stargate: Secrets Revealed (1080p upscaled, window box, 40:51): Humorously unraveling some of the SG-1 and as the season is presented at 1080p, it looks fairly…pedestrian. It's "watchable" in the crudest sense of the word but struggles to hold tight detail and The DNR has the side effect of removing some fine detail from the picture. It's hit or miss. Some episodes suffer (mostly in early seasons), others it's not so noticeable. People who don't like DNR are usually against it because it goes against the creator's original intent. And sometimes it can be overdone. But as a trade off, I personally think it's better than the overall DVD presentation. SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 4x3): Included are segments for the episodes "Space Race" (4:18) and "Avenger 2.0" (5:31).

Starring: Amanda Tapping , Christopher Judge , Michael Shanks , Richard Dean Anderson , Don S. Davis , Gary Jones

SG-1 Directors Series (1080p upscaled, 1.78:1): Included are segments for the episodes "Threads" (16:40) and "Moebius" (10:12). Inside the Stargate Props Department Featurette (1080p upscaled, 4x3 and window box, 15:25): Always one of the coolest extras on supplements in this set, regarding the instant on- and off-screen chemistry amongst the key cast) played by Amanda Tapping and Christopher As the series opens on the card game (reminiscent of the final scene from Star Trek: The Next Generation; one wonders if that was the writers For more about Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series and the Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series Blu-ray release, see Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on January 21, 2021 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.0 out of 5.For specific information on each disc, please consult the Stargate SG-1 - The Complete Series Collector's Edition fact sheet at www.mgmpressroom.com. The ultimate collection of Stargate SG-1 will feature a multitude of never-before-released special features in a breathtaking box. All 214 episodes of all 10 seasons are included in this deluxe collector's set (54 discs with commemorative booklet). Newcomers and casual viewers may not notice or care about these things. But to long-time fans of the series, these choices really make it look like the product was designed by someone who didn’t know much about the show, nor who cared to find out. In my quest to give myself the best possible version of SG-1 on my Plex server, I ended up adding the DVD audio to the blu-ray video to get the best of both worlds (except season 1). This required delay/offset AKA lip syncing on the audio for almost every episode since they were slightly different lengths! The biggest snag here was the 2-parter "Lost City" from season 7 which is merged into a single part on the DVD but split into 2 episodes on the blu-ray. It's too difficult to edit this in, so I think just live with stereo on this one episode or the other option would be to AI upscale the DVD version. SG-1 and Anderson's portrayal of a high ranking military officer. It also looks at a military award he won for his portrayal.