Thanks to peak time showings on both Channel 4, as part of the T4 youth programming, and on Sky TV, sci-fi action adventure series STARGATE SG-1 continues to grow in popularity.
An eclectic mix of sci-fi adventure, big budget special effects, snappy humour and sharp wit, the seventh series of STARGATE SG-1 arrives on DVD on 2nd February.
The all new DVD releases of Season 7 of the multi award-winning and critically acclaimed movie spin off boast a host of exciting DVD extras including revealing commentaries on each of the four episodes, the fascinating behind-the-scenes Directors Series and star profiles.
Released on 2 February 2004 DVD VOLUME 32 (RRP £19.99) features the four exciting episodes Fallen; Homecoming; Fragile Balance and Orpheus, the Directors Series programme featuring a behind the scenes insight into the working day of the director on episode 7.3: Fragile Balance and a profile of heart throb star MICHAEL SHANKS in SG-1 Beyond the Gate.
In Fallen, whilst searching for the Lost City of the Ancients SG-1 is stunned to find Daniel Jackson alive but stripped of his memory. O’Neill helps Daniel back to SGC, Stargate Command, where he is reinstated for another daring mission. In Homecoming the team must help the Kelownans who are attacked by the evil Anubis. Jonas (Corin Nemec) could be the only one who can save his homeland.
In Fragile Balance a 15 year old infiltrates SGC claiming to be Col. Jack O’Neill (Richard Dean Anderson). The child has the exact DNA, attitude and knowledge of O’Neill. The team must solve the mystery and find Jack, and the Asgaard may hold the key.
Teal’c (Christopher Judge) must adjust to new limitations in Orpheus when he is wounded in battle. The SG-1 team are at hand to help and they set out to rescue Ry’ac and Bra’tac from the Goa’uld’s death camp.
The new season also continues with another DVD in pack offer which will give consumers the chance to win great prizes each month by logging on to the official UK Stargate website.