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3	Given that the main characters in ''Series/StargateSG1'' are [[LikeRealityUnlessNoted modern-day Earthlings]], [[ShoutOut Shout-Outs]] are to be expected.
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5	* There are a whole lot of ''[[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Simpsons]]'' references throughout the series, since it is O'Neill's favorite show. Commentary on the [=DVDs=] reveals that these were included because it is Richard Dean Anderson's favorite show in real life. Which culminated in Creator/DanCastellaneta's appearance in the episode "Citizen Joe" (as well as Anderson's appearance as himself in the ''Simpsons'' episode "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore", [[{{MutuallyFictional}} attending a ''Stargate'' convention]]).
6	* Carter's "It took fifteen years and three supercomputers to Series/{{MacGyver\|1985}} a way to open the gate" line, improvised by Tapping.
7	* After Jack recovers from being Touched in "The Broca Divide", he has this exchange with Teal'c when he's trying to convince him to let him out of the isolation cell:
8	-->'''Jack:''' [[Series/ILoveLucy Lucy, I'm home.]]\
9	'''Teal'c:''' [[PopCulturalOsmosisFailure I am not Lucy.]]
10	* In the Season 1 episode 10 "[[Recap/StargateSG1S1E12FireAndWater Fire and Water]]", Teal'c finds a game of ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hounds_and_Jackals Hounds and Jackals]]'' among Daniel's effects. He mentions that they "belonged to a Pharaoh's daughter" probably a reference to the scene in ''{{Film/The Ten Commandments\|1956}}'' where Pharaoh Sethi's daughter Nefretiri plays the game with him.
11	* At the start of first season episode "Politics," Jack dismisses Daniel's story of an alternate universe with [[Film/TheWizardOfOz "And you were there, and you were there, and there's no place like home."]]
12	* When Senator Kinsey laughs off the Goa'uld threat as no match for the U.S. military, Daniel mockingly says "Oh sure, we'll just [[Film/IndependenceDay upload a computer virus into their mothership]]."
13	* Used with glee in "1969", with plenty of ''Franchise/StarWars'' references, up to and including O'Neill introducing himself as "Luke Skywalker". (And [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries James T. Kirk]].)
14	* In "Seth", after Carter kills [[spoiler:Setesh]], O'Neill delivers the following BondOneLiner:
15	-->'''O'Neill''': [[Film/TheWizardOfOz Hail Dorothy!]]
16	* Season Three episode "Shades of Grey." "[[Series/{{Seinfeld}} Hello, Newman]]."
17	* In the season 4 episode "Upgrades", the Atanik armbands bear the inscription "[[ComicBook/SpiderMan With great power comes great responsibility.]]"
18	* In "Tangent", Daniel claims to be "The Great and Powerful Oz", which is only one of numerous references to ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' throughout the show. Jonathan Glassner mentioned on the DVD featurettes for season 3 that it became a RunningGag between him and another writer to see how many ''Wizard of Oz'' references they could fit into the show.
19	** Later, when Daniel and Sam tell Jacob Carter that they were hoping he could "beam" Teal'c and O'Neill out of their out-of-control craft, he incredulously asks if they think he is [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Scotty]].
20	* In the season four episode "Chain Reaction", Jack and Harry Maybourne introduce themselves to Senator Kinsey's wife as Series/{{Starsky and Hutch}}.
21	* In the episode "2010" Carter is involved with a plan to turn Jupiter into a star, referencing Creator/ArthurCClarke's book ''[[Literature/TheSpaceOdysseySeries 2010: Odyssey Two]].'' In the sequel "2001" [[LampshadeHanging Clarke and his novel is explicitly mentioned]].
22	* In "Wormhole X-Treme!", one of the aliens infiltrated the studio using the alias "[[Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan Steve Austin]]."
23	* This early line from the fifth season episode "Fail Safe":
24	-->'''Jack:''' I've seen [[Film/Armageddon1998 this movie]]. [[ThrowawayCountry It hits Paris.]]
25	* "The Other Guys" contains many references to ''Franchise/StarTrek'', both overt and subtle. The characters of Coombs and Felger discuss the series, with Coombs a fan and Felger very condescending, and Khonsu has a bat'leth, a Klingon weapon, on the wall behind his throne. Khonsu is also dressed [[RedShirt all in red]] and is killed soon after Coombs [[LampshadeHanging mentions that they are as likely to die as if they were wearing red shirts]]. Additionally, Coombs himself is portrayed by John Billingsley, the actor for Dr. Phlox on the concurrently-airing ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''.
26	* In the episode "Unnatural Selection" in season six, O'Neill wanted to name the ''Prometheus'', then experiencing its maiden voyage, the ''[[Franchise/StarTrek Enterprise]].''
27	** Regarding the first two Tau'ri ships, the second one (and the first of the new [=BC304=] class) is named the ''Daedalus''. Guess where does [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross another Prometheus - Daedalus ship pair]] appear?
28	* In the season seven episode "Fragile Balance," O'Neill is abducted and cloned by Loki, a rogue Asgard researcher. He has this to say once he confronts Loki:
29	-->'''O'Neill:''' I just woke up, haven't had coffee, let alone a pee in seven days! And I find out you stole my ass and made a... [[Film/AustinPowers mini me]]!
30	* A season seven episode is actually titled "Film/EnemyMine."
31	* In "Avenger 2.0", Felger prominently packs a roll of duct tape in his pack when he plans to go off-world with Carter. DVD audio commentary confirmed that this was reference to ''Series/TheRedGreenShow'', which starred Felger's actor.
32	* In the opening of "Zero Hour", Sgt. "Chevron Guy" Harriman is constantly anticipating O'Neill's needs and finishing his sentences. [[Series/{{MASH}} A small guy in glasses who serves as the]] HyperCompetentSidekick to his bureaucracy-averse CO, and whose first name is Walter?
33	** When the alien plant grows out of control Dr. Lee jokes that at least it has not eaten anybody yet; O'Neill's only response is to thank "[[Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors Seymour]]".
34	* Season eight episode ''Avatar'' has Carter remark that Teal'c played ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'' when entering a simulator that is very similar to it. He responds saying he played ''[[VideoGame/DefJamSeries Def Jam Vendetta]]''. Christopher Judge did voice work for the latter.
35	* Daniel calls himself "[[Franchise/StarWars Hans Olo]]" in "Prometheus Unbound".
36	** When Daniel is captured by someone in face-concealing black armor who beats him up. Then, when he's tied down, removes her helmet, revealing Claudia Black -- a definite shout-out to the first reveal of Aeryn Sun in ''Series/{{Farscape}}''.
37	* In the season 9 episode "Ex Deus Machina", one of the persons of interest is the CEO of the [[ComicBook/IronMan Stark Constortium]].
38	* In season 9's "The Scourge", Mitchell motivates a tired bureaucrat to keep marching by making up "treeferrets", a dangerous arboreal creature that can separate a man's head from his shoulders. In the [[Literature/HonorHarrington Honorverse]], tree''cats'' are dangerous arboreal creatures that can separate a man's head from his shoulders, and are described as actually looking like ferrets, not cats.
39	* Later, when Mitchell and Teal'c [[CasualDangerDialogue discuss what they are going to watch on movie night]] Teal'c explains that he was considering ''Old School''. At the end of the episode, after defeating [[BugWar the horde of alien insects]], Mitchell explains that they are instead going to watch ''Film/StarshipTroopers''.
40	* Vala says she became pregnant without having sex any time around when conception must have been. As she is unfamiliar with Earth culture she asks the team if they have ever heard of anything like this. The viewer and some members of the team obviously think of Jesus, but Teal'c speaks up quickest with [[Franchise/StarWars "Darth Vader"]]. Vala immediately asks Teal'c how that turned out, and nobody seems willing to answer. A moment later, Mitchell says he was thinking of Myth/KingArthur.
41	* When Vala tells SG-1 about an unpleasant man named Seevis, Mitchell summarizes with "[[WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead Seevis is a butt-head]]".
42	* In "Morpheus", Vala "studies" for her upcoming psychiatric review by researching the Earth internet. One of the questions she prepares for is from the Voight-Kampff test from ''Film/BladeRunner'', which is administered to see if the subject is a replicant.
43	-->'''Vala:''' "You are in a desert. You see a tortoise that's lying on his back in the hot sun. You recognise his plight, but do nothing to help. Why?" ... Hmn. Why...? Ah: "Because... you are also... a tortoise..."
44	* The episode "200" revolves around the production of a ''Wormhole X-Treme!'' movie, which was being produced even though the show had been cancelled after airing only three episodes because it sold so well on DVD. DVD commentary confirmed that this was a reference to ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' and ''Film/{{Serenity}}''. "200" is a hurricane of shout-outs, with entire segments dedicated to ''Franchise/StarTrek'', ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' and ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', as well as a short ''Series/GilligansIsland'' reference.
45	** One sequence was an abridged mashup of elements of the [[Film/{{Stargate}} movie]] and pilot episode, done in the style of ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice'' (or the show ''Team America'' parodied, ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}''), complete with puppets by the Chiodo Brothers.
46	* "Avalon, Part 2" has Cameron say that the Ancients came to our galaxy [[Franchise/StarWars a long time ago from far, far away]].
47	* "Origin" has Vala remark that [[Literature/ThePrincessBride she doesn't think "enlightenment" means]] [[YouKeepUsingThatWord what the Priors think it means]]. Funnily enough the next episode, "The Ties That Bind", features a guest appearance by Wallace Shawn, who played Vizzini in [[Film/ThePrincessBride the movie]].
48	* In "Morpheus" Cameron asks if Sir Gawain was one of the [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail Knights Who Say "Ni."]] (He's actually close: Gawain appeared in the movie, albeit as MonsterMunch.)
49	* "Bad Guys" is [[DieHardOnAnX Die Hard in a museum]], except due to a misunderstanding, SG-1 plays the role of the bad guys (hence the name). Mitchell refers to the bumbling security guard as "[[Franchise/DieHard McClane]]", and when Daniel doesn't understand, Teal'c of all people explains the pop culture reference.
50	* One of the planets that the Asgard took ancient humans to is named [[Franchise/{{ConanTheBarbarian}} Cimmeria]].

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