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[[Homer]] thinks he's a god and tries to persuade others that he is. This was a central plot device in earlier episodes of ''Stargate'' with the Gou'ald forcing people to believe that they were gods. Homer was a "good god" though, similar to the Asgard in ''Stargate'', rather than the Gou'ald.}}
 
[[Homer]] thinks he's a god and tries to persuade others that he is. This was a central plot device in earlier episodes of ''Stargate'' with the Gou'ald forcing people to believe that they were gods. Homer was a "good god" though, similar to the Asgard in ''Stargate'', rather than the Gou'ald.}}
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Revision as of 17:47, December 19, 2011

Stargate is an American Sci-Fi series. It has been referenced to in The Simpsons and it has referred to The Simpsons in a few Stargate episodes.

Stargate SG-1

References to Stargate SG-1 in The Simpsons

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference
250px 17 373 "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore" There is a Stargate SG-1 convention in which one of the lead actors, Richard Dean Anderson, who plays Jack O'Neill in Stargate attends. Several people are wearing SGC uniforms, alien masks and someone even has Apophis's symbol on his forehead. There are also people with SG-1 on their shirts and someone has the Earth point of origin symbol on his shirt.

Homer thinks he's a god and tries to persuade others that he is. This was a central plot device in earlier episodes of Stargate with the Gou'ald forcing people to believe that they were gods. Homer was a "good god" though, similar to the Asgard in Stargate, rather than the Gou'ald.


References to The Simpsons in Stargate SG-1

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference
1 22 "Within the Serpent's Grasp" O'Neill says "Mmm... Goa'uld TV" in the syndicated version. In the DVD version, he says something else.
4 76 "Beneath the Surface" When SG-1 have had their memories erased, Jack states that he remembers a bald man who wears short sleeve shirts, who he thinks is called Homer.
6 114 "Frozen" O'Neill says "D'oh. I forgot to tape The Simpsons. It's important to me."
7 143 "Lost City, Part 1" O'Neill says "Excellent" like Mr. Burns and says that Burns is like Goa'uld to which Teal'c says that they are only animated characters. O'Neill also states that his entire VHS collection of The Simpsons is going to Siler when he dies.
Stylin' Joe.png 8 169 "Citizen Joe" Joe's barbershop is called "Stylin' Joe", a reference to Smilin' Joe Fission. Also, Joe states that he understands the Mr. Burns as Goa'uld analogy.
Stargate Jack's boat.png 173 "Moebius, Part 1" Jack's boat is named "Homer" in the alternate time line, probably named after Homer Simpson. Homer is also written in Simpsons font.
174 "Moebius, Part 2" Jack's line "close enough" may be a reference to "Treehouse of Horror V" which also featured a time travel section where reality was changed.
10 206 "Line in the Sand" Samantha Carter says D'oh when she finds out they got packed decaf coffee.

Others

Stargate Atlantis

References to The Simpsons in Stargate Atlantis

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference
5 81 "Search and Rescue" As Wraith hybrids are digging to find Colonel Sheppard and Ronon Dex, Sheppard asks them whether they like Duff Beer or Opera Ale to which the hybrid replies Duff. This alerts Sheppard to the fact that they are not their men.

External links

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