where do they film stargate?
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Bridge Studios and various other locations in and around Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada)
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Mostly in the Los Angeles area.  The exterior of the house was filmed in Toluca Lake, the Wampum Court Motel was in Sylmar.  Evidently some part was filmed in Virginia.
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MI2:\nIn Australia, film locations ranged from cosmopolitan Sydney to Broken Hill, a town in Australia's great outback. The beautiful house in which Dougray Scott's character lives was in fact a set built right on Sydney Harbor and became a tourist attraction. Harbor ferry cruises added the "M:I-2" house to their itineraries, occasionally disrupting the filming as they sailed close by filled with tourists eager to see the action. \n\nScenes were also shot at Sydney's famous Royal Randwick Race Track, where the production was inundated with people responding to advertising calling for extras; Sydney's Royal Botanical Gardens, overlooking the harbor; and one of the city's most historically significant houses, Boomerang. \n\nSeveral exciting stunt sequences, including a daredevil motorcycle chase, were filmed on Bare Island, an uninhabited island near Sydney managed by Australia's National Park and Wildlife Services. For one of the scenes filmed there, a sequence that came to be known as the "motorcycle joust," Hunt (Cruise) and Ambrose (Dougray Scott) ride their bikes at each other like medieval knights on horseback, collide and are thrown through the air. \n\nThe production also filmed in Broken Hill, a town northwest of Sydney in Australia's vast outback. It was surrounded by desert, cactus and, to the delight of the American actors and crew, lots of kangaroos. \n\nBack in the U.S., Cruise and Newton filmed a car chase in the San Gabriel Mountains just outside Los Angeles. Shortly after the location had been selected, an enormous wildfire broke out in the mountains and the filmmakers held their breath as it came closer and closer until it was finally brought under control.
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Maybe it's filmed in different locations, depending on what story line they choose to film.
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That was on Discovery Channel the other day.  They were not permitted to reveal the specific location, but I think they said it was in Arizona.
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The only one I can think of off hand is Claudia Black on Stargate SG-1. I like her so I guess no, there are not enough Blacks, there  should be more with her talent in show biz.....gotcha!
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Currently there is a rumor which suggests that the Sci-Fi Channel could possibly pick up the show. \n\nOne fan has started a petition to save Invasion. In just under one week that petition has grown to over 17,000 signatures and is rapidly expanding.  The petition can be found at the website below.
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I could be a real snit and say "Three words: 'no Prime Directive'" but I won't.\n\n"Stargate has less history"?  "Star Trek has two centuries of history"?  \n\nCorrect me if I'm wrong, but wasn't one of the main problems with the short-lived "Enterprise" the fact that it was revisionist history, placing people and events in places they weren't supposed to be for another two hundred years?  (Yes, that Borg-on-ice episode comes to mind, the VERY LAST episode of that show I watched.)\n\nIf you want to get technical, SG-1 has over five THOUSAND years of history to build from, and that's only if you go back to when Daniel Jackson led the Egyptians in a revolt against Ra and kicked him out of Egypt.  The show also draws many of its characters, stories, and challenges from people and events of Earth's ancient mythologies, including (but certainly not limited to) the Egyptian, Greek, Norse, Celtic, Hindu, and Japanese pantheons.  That doesn't count the history of the Ancients and the Ori, which spans thousands of years before Earth's recorded history.\n\nHowever, THAT is not the reason I believe Stargate is better.  The characters of SG-1 are far richer and more believable than most of the characters of Star Trek, especially of the latter shows.  The friendships shared by the cast members of the show translate to the characters they play, giving the central people of the show an underlying chemistry that can't be faked.  The characters themselves evoke such strong emotions in the viewers that when the Daniel Jackson character was written out at the end of the fifth season, outraged fans over-loaded the studio's switchboard to the point it had to be shut down, and flooded the production offices with thousands of letters.  You think Paramount experienced the same when Tasha Yar was killed?  Or Jadzia Dax?  Nope, or if they did, they refused to acknowledge it as the folks of Stargate did: giving the fans what they wanted.\n\nI'm not denying the historical impact of the original Trek and how the waves it made in the late '60s-early 70s still resonate today, but it's apples and oranges to try to compare it to SG-1's action-packed, thought-provoking, pop-culture-referencing, self-effacing, friendship-building, moral-strengthening, darn good story-telling.
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Wolfe Creek Crater National Park is the real name of "Wolf Creek". I don't know where the rest was filmed.
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Movies usually don't have addresses.\n\nI think a lot of them are filmed in the San Fernando Valley though.
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Yesh, they just have to find a network that is goin' to stand behind them and promote the series to the fullest. I don't mean just showing a coupla commercials, I mean getting the word out there for everyone to know the channel, series, characters, timeslot, and get GREAT writers for the show (like Joss Whedon),they need to get everythang to make it work!\n\nDo y'all dig it!\n\nViva La Star Trek!!!
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Didn't you ask this yesterday?\nI still don't think it was filmed in 3d, so I don't know where you'll find it.
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Like the wonderful Dr. Fraiser, Maj. Lorne has started out on Stargate with no name to call his own. It wasn't until the dear doctor was picked up as a steady role that they assigned her "Janet".
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They are not only seen in america.  There is a show on Discovery about a Roswell like incident in England.  I don't remember the name of the show But the city in England may be Hillshire according to my husband.
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Which station is it on?  Is it filmed in Canada?
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The original:\nProduction Company: British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)\nFilming Locations: Slough, Berkshire, England, UK| Teddington Studios, Teddington, London, England, UK\n\nAmerican Version:\nProduction Company: Reveille Productions, NBC Universal Television\nFilming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA| Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
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Why on earth would you want to come here??\nThey film Degrassi in Canada!!