Stargate SG1 record broken

Stardate 102.2010 Captain's Log

The longevity world record of the SG1 tv show will be soon over.

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It seems "our" Stargate World Record for the Longest Consecutive TV-Show (Sci-Fi ofcourse) is about to be deleted.

"Over the course of its ten-year run, Stargate SG-1 had plenty of achievements of which to be proud. Throughout the decade it was on the air (1997-2007), the show racked up seven Emmy nominations, two Hugo nominations, and between the awards received from the Leos, Saturns and Geminis it took home almost 20 trophies.

Its crowning achievement in the award category, however, may be the Guinness World Record it holds. In 2007, SG-1 overtook The X-Files under the category of Longest Consecutive Running Sci-Fi TV Show. (Of course, with the nearly 50-year-old Doctor Who in the mix, that title should be qualified with “continuously produced” or “in North America.”)

Unfortunately for SG-1, records are made to be broken. In just over one year, The CW network series Smallville will do just that. The young Superman series has been handed the greenlight for production of a tenth season."

Source : GateWorld

I actually liked SmallVille at first, it was cute, after like season 2 it was getting very boring as in "soap opera ruin superman story", and i really don't want an alternate reality for this franchise. Because everything happens in here doesn't have anything to do with all the movies, i don't know about the comics but i'm sure is the same main story as the TV and Cinema movies.

The 195'th Smallville episode "Salvation", the last one from season 9 will be aired on 5/14/2010. SG1 had 214 episodes, the last one "Unending" was aired on 6/22/2007.

Tags : Stargate, SG1, SGC, tvshow, record, smallville, movie

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