Chevrons Locked: A Stargate Podcast
A podcast exploring the wonders of our favorite off-world adventurers from Stargate SG-1. We will be going through the show from start to finish and enjoying and analyzing everything about earth's flagship team. There will be laughter and tears as three fans of the show offer recaps, discussion, in depth analysis, behind the scenes factoids and more.
Episodes
Mel, Chelsea, and Jess discuss "The Gamekeeper" --everything from Styrofoam sets to costume design to suggested fanfic spins.
Mel, Chelsea, and Jess are back to discuss Prisoners! It may not be our favorite episode, but it does give us Linea, Jack sucking his fingers, and a glimpse of an off world Hammond.
Jess, Chels, and Mel discuss "In the Line of Duty" and spend a healthy amount of time analyzing how Jack O’Neill responds to a Goa’uld infested Sam Carter.
Chels, Jess, and Mel discuss SG1's heroic efforts to save earth--not for the last time this season. Keep your hands inside the vehicle at all times or Carter may just bite you.
Chevron's Locked finally makes it to the end of Season 1! Mel, Chels, and Jess discuss the adventure-packed season one finale, including the distinct shape of the newly introduced zat guns, and the season as a whole is rated.
Chelsea, Jess, and Melanie are back discussing everyone's favorite clip show, Politics!
Chelsea, Jess, Melanie and guest Andrea discuss the episode that must not be named, if only because it takes so long to say the title. Listen in to get our takes on SG-1's first encounter with alternate realities, a world where everyone BUT Daniel dies, and the merits of hugging vs kissing.
Grab your book, a blanket, and a cup of tea (or a glass of wine, we don't judge) and join us for our first Stargate Book club episode! Chelsea, Jess, and Mel discuss Julie Fortune's "Sacrifice Moon" and how it may or may not be like "Twilight" and "Hunger Games".
Chels, Mel, and Jess discuss Tin Man, what it means to be human, and seminal fluid! It all comes full circle in this episode about robo-SG1.
Solitudes is finally here! Chels, Mel, and Jess discuss the merits of snuggling for warmth and the plot implications of a second Stargate.
Chelsea, Jess, and Melanie discuss leadership, humanity, and flirting with Samantha Carter in this episode about Enigma.
Chelsea, Mel, and a very sick Jess discuss Cor-ai. We're kind of a mess, but at least Teal'c gets to speak in full sentences (and also be shirtless) and Daniel gets to channel his inner Atticus Finch.
Chelsea, Jess, and Mel discuss Singularity, one of our favorite episodes! We meet Cassie, get a reference to Niirti, and see a softer side of Sam. Plus a bonus discussion on condiment placement on hot dogs and you may learn a new word.
We, including special guest Andrea, discuss, under duress and obligation, Hathor. Yeah, we know.
Fire and Water is up! Daniel dies for the nth time and we get our first—and only?—taste of emotional fallout. Special guest Andrea joins us for a longer episode that not only brings A+ episode discussion, but cock rings, puns, and Omarosa also make appearances.
Chelsea, Jess, and Melanie discuss Bloodlines! Or, that ep in which Teal'c finally has more than 5 lines. Jack and Bra'tac rumble, and Sam and Daniel go goa'uld fishing.
Mel, Chels, and Jess discuss Torment of Tantalus, when it's okay to break the SGC rules, and solitary confinement. Plus, we have our first big Daniel discussion of season one! Give us a listen and let us know what you think about Daniel in this episode!
Chelsea, Melanie, and Jess recap the awesome weekend at Gateway! From Q&As with Amanda Tapping and Michael Shanks to some questionable cabaret activities, we give you the highlights of Gateway 2019!
Chelsea, Mel, and Jess discuss Thor's Hammer, or that one time Teal'c and Jack outran Mufasa while Sam and Daniel went on a walkabout.
Chels, Mel, Jess, and special guest Jon (Chelsea’s husband!) talk about Brief Candle. Or, Detective Carter solves the case of Jack “Benjamin Button” O’Neill. TW: Please note we do discuss sexual assault in this episode.
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