Stargate Sg1-Season 2 (1998)

"Stargate was an enormously entertaining film that spawned an equally entertaining series.  Chuck Arrington, DVD Talk
"Overall this is a pretty damned good series.  Mark Davis, DVD Times
"...an excellent, exciting, and incredibly involving continuation of the blockbuster film.  Dan Phelps, DVD Fanatic
"...if you're a fan of sci-fi television, Stargate: SG-1 is one you'll want to have on hand.  NeedCoffee.com
"A fascinating fantasy of intergalactic time travel.  Newsday
"Rare is the TV show that's actually better than its feature-film inspiration, but Stargate SG-1 easily falls into that category.  Scott Weinberg, DVD Clinic

Editor's Note Exploring various pockets of the universe, Richard Dean Anderson leads his crew on intergalactic voyages. This second season of one of the most popular science fiction series in syndicated television history enhances both the action and the intrigue of this fascinating space opera. Featuring Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, and Michael Shanks.

	Amanda Tapping
	Beau Bridges
	Ben Browder
	Richard Dean Anderson
	Dean Devlin, et. al. - Writer
	Neal Acree - Original Music By
	Peter DeLuise - Producer
	Peter F. Woeste - Cinematographer
	Richard Benwick, et. al. - Editor
	Robert C. Cooper - Executive Producer
	William Waring - Director

The DVD Report 9 of 10
A sequel to the 1994 movie Stargate, Stargate SG-1 is one of the premiere science-fiction series on television. First airing in July 1997, the show has been nominated for 7 Emmys and 23 Saturn Awards. The brainchild of creator Dean Devlin, producer of such Hollywood blockbusters as Independence Day (1996) and The Patriot (2000), Stargate SG-1 chronicles the further adventures of the Stargate Command (SGC) as Earth and its citizens advance forward into a new era of space exploration...The Stargate SG-1 (Season 2) DVD features a number of exciting episodes including the season premiere "The Serpent's Lair" in which the SG-1 team is trapped on Klorel's ship when Apophis' ship also enters the solar system. - Britt Gillette

DigitallyObsessed.com 9 of 10
This five-disc DVD set encompasses the complete second season of Stargate SG-1 in impressive fashion. This material works much better in series form, with each actor able to expand their character gradually during a larger time frame. The effects do look artificial sometimes, but they still are remarkable considering the limitations of the format and budget. The writers actually remember past episodes, and it has more of an ongoing story feeling than a show like Star Trek. Anderson brings considerable charisma to O'Neill (more than Russell), and Tapping is especially believable as Captain Carter. Judge and Shanks also perform well, drawing emotional impact from possibly one-note individuals. - Dan Heaton