- cross-posted to:
- tenforward@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- tenforward@lemmy.world
- https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Emancipation
- https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Code_of_Honor_(episode)
Both episodes feature a female officer being abducted and later participating in a fight to the death, which both parties survive. In further coincidence, both episodes are the fourth episodes of their shows’ first season.


Not to mention the fact that nearly everybody speaks perfect English for some reason.
I can forgive that one. Having every episode include a montage of Daniel figuring out the local language would not have made an entertaining series. That works as a one off in a movie but not as the central struggle in every TV episode.
Guess they could hang a lantern and say the gate gives some sort of babelfish ability, just like that. (Is she referring to Farscape there, I remember Crichton asking why he understands them but i can’t recall if that was the explanation.)
The Doctor’s TARDIS gives a magical ability to speak and understand languages, perhaps the gateway does as well.
Yes, that joke there is about a Stargate character making a Farscape reference. This is not actual dialogue from a Stargate episode.
I know it isn’t. I do remember Crichton being weird about why everyone speaks English. I’m just asking whether “translator microbes” was the in-universe explanation in Farscape.
Could’ve googled it obviously but this is a forum so I was making conversation
Yes, it’s in the first episode. They don’t spend a lot of time on it.
Thanks for the confirmation