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Stargate SG-1 Cast Then and Now 2026 | The Team That Opened the Gate – Where Are They Now?

Take a heartfelt journey back to the Stargate with your favorite team in this warm Stargate SG-1 Cast Then and Now 2026 special. Since the iconic series first opened the gate in 1997, Colonel Jack O’Neill and SG-1 have been part of our lives for nearly 29 years. In this nostalgic tribute, see how the legendary cast looks today in 2026 – Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, Christopher Judge, Don S. Davis, Claudia Black and the entire beloved team. Relive the characters who made Stargate SG-1 one of the greatest classic sci-fi series ever. From the wise General Hammond to the brilliant Dr. Daniel Jackson and the fearless Teal’c, these heroes still feel like family. Which SG-1 member is your favorite? Which performance touched your heart the most? Tell us in the comments below. If you love golden era television, please like, subscribe to Golden Era Stars, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new Then and Now video. Thank you for watching and for keeping the Stargate legacy alive. #thenandnow2026 #classicmovies #classicmoviestars #thenandnow #classictv #castthenandnow #movielegends #celebritytransformations #oldhollywoodstars #actress #actors #hoolywood #classichollywoodstars #stargatesg1 #stargate #ClassicSciFiTV Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:24 Richard Dean Anderson 1:14 Amanda Tapping 2:00 Michael Shanks 2:43 Christopher Judge 3:21 Don S. Davis 4:04 Claudia Black 4:43 Ben Browder 5:19 Beau Bridges 5:57 Teryl Rothery 6:35 Gary Jones 7:13 David Hewlett 7:52 Outro Subscribe to Golden Era Stars for more classic movie Then and Now videos. Like and share your favorite Taxi Driver memory in the comments! SUBSCRIBE HERE:    / @goldenerastars2026   *** Disclaimer: Information is based on publicly available sources at the time of production. *** Fair Use Notice: This video may include copyrighted material used under the fair use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes like criticism, commentary, and education.