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Hosted by Jeff Gamet & Patrice Brend'amour · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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“Wow you haven’t seen that?” You know that show everyone thinks everyone has seen? And then you discover someone you know never saw it?This is the show for that. We rewatch some or all episodes of shows we have never (or not in a long time) seen.
Jeff Gamet & Patrice Brend'amour hosts Retro Rewatch, a tv show with 100 episodes published.
Before diving into in Stargate SG-1 season 5 , Patrice puts Jeff on the spot to get his predictions on what he thinks we’ll see in this season’s episodes. It’s a safe bet Jeff will be wrong about a lot of things. Music b
Patrice and Jeff go behind the scenes in Stargate SG-1with special guest Ray Maxwell . Ray is an electronics engineer, pilot, color science and printing expert, and personal friend of General Hammond actor, Don S. Davis.
Patrice and Jeff are joined by Dave Ginsburg from In Touch With iOS to watch Chuck season 1, episode 1 and 2. Also, Jeff didn’t realize the actor playing Chuck is the guy from Shazam until part way through the second epi
It’s a wrap for Stargate SG-1 season 4. Patrice and Jeff look back at what they liked, and what they didn’t, in the season. They also compare it to previous seasons and call out their favorite episodes. Music
Patrice and Jeff are excited for what they hope is a big season finale in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 22, Exodus . This cliff hanger episode has some returning guest roles, actual dialog for Teal’c, and solid special
Patrice and Jeff double up on their observations in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 21, Double Jeopardy . We get Jack-banter, twice as much Sam and Teal’c, and possibly an improvement over the show’s previous episode. Mu
Patrice and Jeff have a lot of questions about the script in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 20, Entity . Questions like, “why did they waste that interesting story element,” and “what were they thinking?” Music by
Patrice and Jeff get introduced to Lil’ Sam in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 19, Prodigy . There’s also a moon where Jack battles angry fireflies, and Jeff speculates that this episode is a contrived way to introduce a
Patrice and Jeff watch as the team learns why D.A.R.E. was a thing back in the 90’s in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 18, The Light . They also question SG-1’s ability to follow safety protocols and note that, onc
Patrice and Jeff get to watch Daniel grapple with the balance between power and responsibility in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 17, Absolute Power . They also discuss story threads going back to the original movie, and
Patrice and Jeff get to see their favorite team deal with a timeline gone wrong in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 16, 2010. They also find out that SG-1 isn’t everyone’s favorite team. Music by Wowobit The post Episode
Patrice and Jeff get to see the team deal with espionage and politics in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 15, Chain Reaction. Patrice also had to cope with Jeff texting her multiple times while watching this episode. Musi
Patrice and Jeff have high hopes for what starts off as a Teal’c focused story in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 14, The Serpent’s Venom. What they get feels like two stories stuck together along with some cool props. M
It’s Egyptian artifact time in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 13, The Curse. Patrice and Jeff come up with a list of tropes this one relies on, bring out the ham-fisted stamp, and talk about Jack and Teal’c on a fishing
Patrice and Jeff have some issues with the science in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 12, Tangent. They also have a problem with the way the show writers handle Teal’c. Music by Wowobit The post Episode 87 – Stargate SG-
Marty wins Patrice and Jeff’s heart in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 11, Point of No Return. There’s also some mystery, a few plot twists, and even a Cylon—if you know where to look. Music by Wowobit The post Episode 8
Patrice and Jeff get to watch the team work their way up from the bottom in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 10, Beneath the Surface. In what could’ve been a strong Teal’c episode, Patrice has trouble with words, and Jeff
Patrice and Jeff finally get to meet the Enkarans in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 9, Scorched Earth. Along with the Enkarans, there’s a big moral dilemma do deal with, and some Battlestar Galactica alumni, too. Music
Patrice and Jeff dig into some archeology in Stargate SG-1 season 4, episode 8, The First Ones. We get Boss Teal’c, Daniel flexing his language skills, and a discussion about new weapon choices. Music by Wowobit The post
Patrice and Jeff get to see the Stargate SG-1 writing team pass the Bechdel test in season 4, episode 7, Watergate. They also get to talk about new gate environments, espionage, and how well this episode stacks up to the
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Retro Rewatch is hosted by Jeff Gamet & Patrice Brend'amour. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 100 episodes.
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