Stargate Infinity

Name: Stargate Infinity
Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Rating: 44.9
Cast: Kathleen Barr, Mark Acheson, Jim Byrnes, Mackenzie Gray, Mark Hildreth

2002–2003Ended1 season26 episodes~30 min/epTV-Y7

This DIC animated action-adventure series follows four exceptional Air Force Academy cadets and a wrongly court-martialed Stargate veteran as they travel planets through gated wormholes protecting a myst. Based on MGMs successful sci-fi franchise Stargate.

Where to watch

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Reception

Is Stargate Infinity worth watching?

Stargate Infinity's Midcredits score is the 1^st percentile of all shows, from 886 ratings across 2 sources. 21% liked it (rated it 7 or higher out of 10).

Midcredits score

How well it was received

1^st percentile

Among the least well received shows

1^st Animation1^st 2000s

Acclaim2^nd

Approval1^st

Acclaim

Mixed

How much people like it

45 /100

2^nd percentile of all shows

1^st Animation2^nd 2000s

Rating distribution

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votes at each rating level (1–10)

Ratings scatter across the whole scale — one of the most divisive reactions in the catalog.

Approval

How many liked it

21% liked it

1^st percentile of all shows

1^st Animation1^st 2000s

21% rated it 7–1079% rated it 1–6

Reach

How many have seen it

51^st percentile

859 ratings across platforms

38^th Animation44^th 2000s

TMDB popularity, last 37 days to Oct 26Up 36% in 30 days

What reviewers say

Fans praised

visual imagination and old-school simple animation
good lessons and sci-fi for children
entertaining premise of cadets traveling to clear commander's name

Detractors panned

disconnected from established Stargate mythology and lore
generic cartoon archetypes with flat character development
simplistic dialogue and rarely-landing humor

What stands out

Plot and storyDivisive35

cadets-on-the-run premise with episodic adventures but full of plot holes

Effects and spectacleDivisive25

inconsistent staff weapon effects, cheesy ray-gun visuals

CharactersDivisive20

generic cartoon archetypes, token diversity casting, lacking memorability

OriginalityDivisive20

feels like a generic Saturday morning cartoon rather than franchise expansion

CinematographyDivisive20

average early-2000s animation, often described as cheap or simplistic

DialogueDivisive15

blunt didacticism, preachy life lessons, humorless jokes

Sound and musicDivisive15

guitar theme song praised by some fans but widely mocked as terrible

HumorDivisive10

rarely lands, described as humorless and cringe-worthy

Episodes

1 season

Season 1 · 2002 · 26 episodes

S1E1
Decision
Sep 14, 200221 min
S1E2
Double Duty
Sep 21, 200221 min
The team stay on a jungle planet, cut off by Nephestis who has framed Gus as a traitor. The local Thorn aliens are dying of a disease which Gus believes he left there on a previous expedition. The others choose to head out with the Ancient chrysalis but are ambushed by the Tlak'khan but escape...as the chrysalis hatches and the winged Ancient escapes. The Tlak'khan leader De'kyll takes the Thorn village hostage and Bonner surrenders but the Ancient intervenes and the cadets take them prisoner (except De'kyll escapes). The Ancient learns English through Seattle and asks the team for help, and after being named Draga. Draga heals the ailing Thorn but knows nothing about the Stargates and remains with the team.
S1E3
The Best World
Sep 28, 200221 min
The team arrives with a planet with a mysterious ""Guide"" stone which is immediately endangered by an earthquake. The team helps the natives, the Mou'a'dash, to recover it. While Harrison deals with being ""owned"" by a local native that rescued him, the Tlak'khan launch an attack. Gus, Draaga, and Seattle get captured and taken through the Stargate along with the Guide, which they use to travel to the Ancients' home planet. They end up in a hellworld trap set by the Ancients, where the Stargate has no controls and they are stuck. Draga manages to use her powers to open the Stargate, leaving the Tlak'khan stranded. Gus realizes the Tlak'khan must have access to his travel record through the traitor and heads off to a planet he hasn't been on before.
S1E4
Coming Home
Oct 5, 200221 min
When the younger team members reminesce about birthday's, Ec'co thinks back to his own torn life. The team convinces Gus to take Ec'co to his homeworld. An electrical storm shorts out their Stargate while Gus and Ec'co get taken into custody by the hostile Hrathi, who know of Gus' alleged betrayal. The rest of the team rig a way to recharge the Stargate using lightning while the Tlak'khan launch an attack on the Hrathi. Gus helps to drive them off and then are taken to a cache of data crystals. It turns out the crystals are a fake, but one of the Hrathi reveals he is a shapeshifter. Gus and Ec'co pass the test and receive the real Tlak'khan data crystal they need.
S1E5
Mentor
Oct 12, 200221 min
The team intervenes on a planet when one group of the locals, the Mystari, use high-tech weapons to attack another faction â€“ they meet up with Shepherd, a former Stargate team member who trained Gus. Shepherd claims the faction his men attacked are bandits but his followers worship him. Gus overlooks his apparent abuse until Stacey brings him around. Knowing Gus will act against him, Shepherd summons the Tlak'khan but when he finds out they plan to kill the team he and the locals side with Gus. Shepherd tells the Mystari to find their own way and then takes off on his own.
S1E6
Hot Water
Oct 19, 200221 min
Arriving on a waterworld, the team makes for a nearby island after losing one of their vehicles while Da'kyll reports to Hah'lak that he knows where Draga is. The councilman sends a pair of bounty hunters after them behind Da'kyll's back. Ec'co, Draga, and Seattle get captured by the local amphibious natives and take the rest of the team to meet them. The locals, the Su'ri, welcome them once they are sure of the ""landers""' motives. The bounty hunters negotiate with Sargall, one of the younger members, to have him turn over the team in return for medicine. Driven by jealousy toward Harrison, Sargall helps the mercenaries by helping them capture Seattle to lure in Draga and then challenges Harrison to a dangerous race. While Gus tries to rescue R.J., Draga gets captured and Ec'co and Stacey give pursuit. Harrison rescues Sargall from a monster and then Gus leads the monster to the escaping mercenaries as they enter the Stargate without their captives and it ends up attacking a waiting Ha
S1E7
Phobia
Oct 26, 200221 min
Arriving on a new planet, Stacey runs into a web and reveals she has a problem with her fear of spiders. Naturally, the local civilization are spiders and Stacey apparently overreacts, injuring one of them and endangering relationships between the two groups. Stacey insists she acted in self-defense but is placed on trial for her actions. Meanwhile, the Tlak'kahn warriors show up and attack. Stacey comes to terms with the spider she harmed, allowing it to heal. She and it team up to help the team bring down the Tlak'kahn and the team departs.
S1E8
Can I Keep It?
Nov 2, 200221 min
After avoiding a flash flood, Seattle finds a kitten-like creature that she names Flotsam. It gets into their food supplies and grows substantially...and grows some more. All efforts to train him seem in vain and it looks like the team will have to leave him behind. Da'kyll and his Tlak'kahn mercenaries show up and Flotsam gives warning by playing ""fetch"" with a grenade. A simlar flash flood wipes out the Tlak'kahn and Seattle agrees to leave Flotsam behind.
S1E9
Who Are You?
Nov 9, 200221 min
Right after arriving on a new world Draga gets a sense that something is watching them. Harrison finds a Mayan temple and returns to report he found the T'ak'khan and a captive human prisoner. However, Seattle and Stacey become suspicious when Harrison acts differently. Gus decides to launch a solo rescue and finds the prisoner is Captain Arnold Grimes - then he gets captured and is thrown in the cell with the real Harrison - they discover a race of shapeshifters who are reluctantly helping the Tlak'khan. Gus puts the pieces together and realizes how he was framed, then engineer an escape while the shapeshifters/Gus & Harrison lead the others into a trap. They escape and go rescue the team from a battle with the shapeshifters, seeing through the fakes. They are about to leave with Grimes when Draga says that she still senses a presence. Gus told everyone to whisper their suspicions in his ear so that he could find out who it was. The only person who accused someone else was Grimes - f
S1E10
Greed
Nov 16, 200221 min
The team arrive on a new planet and find diamonds. The team soon starts arguing over the diamonds themselves - a concept which Draga has trouble understanding. While Gus explains the concept of ""money' at great length, a team of bounty hunters closes in on the SG crew. Gus and Draga get captured but Gus turns the mercenaries against each other by playing on their greed. The team manages to overcome their greed and get it together to help out Gus and Draga but have to give up the diamonds to the mercenaries to buy their friends' freedom.
S1E11
Stones
Nov 23, 200221 min
Arriving on a new planet, the team meets with the Alteri, a martial society that practices ritual combat. After getting defeated several times, Stacey learns their ways and that wearing the ""Mandro stones"" enhances the wearer. As she dons them she begins to suffer strange side effects - paranoia, anger, addictive qualities, and physical transformation. Stacey goes berserk and escapes for the Stargate. The team manages to slow her down enough so Gus can talk her down and Draga can transform her back to normal. Meanwhile, Draga has a vision of a star system after touching the stones which they believe may be the home of the Ancients.
S1E12
Initiation
Nov 30, 200221 min
Gus brings the gang to Brianna for some rest and relaxation and they're caught in an earthquake. Harrison, separated from his jet pack, is rescued by Havave and helps him on his Kamuna initiation ceremony, while Ec'co discovers the volcano they are near will explode and destroy the local island. Harrison tries to convince Havave not to give in to peer pressure while helping him deliver an egg to a local creature as part of the rite, but they fail. He and Havene meet up with the others and the Akua, Havane's people. The Akua initially refuse to leave but Havane's actions convince them and they accept him despite his failure. The team manage to get to the Gate just in time as the island is destroyed.
S1E13
The Mother of Invention
Dec 7, 200221 min
Major Bonner's team arrives at a world destroyed by its inhabitants. Kreeda, the inventor, attempts to save what's left of her civilisation—even if it means stealing and lying. Ec'co acquires a sympathy for her, but the next day the team finds their power sources stolen. Kreeda is the obvious suspect. She wishes to make up for her previous actions and warns the team about Tlak'kahn warriors nearby—but will they listen?
S1E14
Reality
Dec 30, 200221 min
S1E15
Museum
Jan 6, 200321 min
S1E16
Us and Them
Jan 13, 200321 min
S1E17
The Face of Evil
Jan 20, 200321 min
The team arrives on an ice planet and intervenes in a fight between the Tlak'khan and the native Ursons. They win the day for the natives but begin to suspect all isn't as it seems. Seattle follows a young Tlak'khan to a hidden city while Gus interrogates the prisoners who it turns out are farmer/refugees. The team realizes the Ursons are in the wrong and turn against them to help the Tlak'khan farmers.
S1E18
The Key
Jan 27, 200321 min
The team arrives on a civilized high-tech planet, Rokari, where they determine a comet is heading for the world they're on with only 60 hours to spare. The local government, the Commonality, don't believe their warning and state they have outgrown written and recorded language. The team break out a member of an underground resistance that distributes writing and leads them to a hidden library with info on how to use the planet's defense system. Harrison manages to figure out the language and the team activates the defense system, the Commonality sees the value of writing and everything turns out well.
S1E19
Chariot of the Sun
Feb 3, 200321 min
The gang find a mysterious ship emitting dangerous energy on an uninhabited planet. While Harrison and Seattle look for the owners the others break into the ship, much to Stacey's concern. Gus insists on using the ship to return to nearby Earth, unaware that it's actually a Tlak'khan trap - the ship takes them to Ga'Harn, the Tlak'khan homeworld. Da'kyll captures them all and holds them back from the Nax'kan Council by claiming Warrior Right of Capture. Hah'lak sends his own operative, Gal'korn, to free first Gus and then the rest of the SG team and they see through the deception. They get their vehicles and weapons and get to the nearest Stargate to make their escape.
S1E20
The Answer
Feb 10, 200321 min
The team arrive on Octasar where a Dr. Carrie Mason of the SGC is working with a local scientist, Dr. Bri'sal, who is working on a project of universal telepathy as part of a scientific conference and believes the Tlak'khan can help him - they're playing him, naturally, since Bri'sal's fellow scientists don't support his project. Stacey overhears them while the rest of the team convinces Mason they're not traitors. Mason doesn't believe them and when the project succeeds the Tlak'khan take control. The team launches an attack but the mind-controlled scientists are forced to attack them, but Mason grabs Da'kyll's device, freeing everyone and forcing the Tlak'khan to retreat.
S1E21
The Look
Feb 17, 200321 min
The team arrive on a resort-type planet where the locals are obsessed with fashion accessories to the point of endangering themselves. They befriend Rikell and the women and Harrison help her to gather some ferns to make a fashion statement and run afoul of the local wildlife, while a mercenary attacks the team up above and grabs Draga. The others get clear with Harrison's scientific knowledge and catch up to rescue Draga. The team gets enough of the ferns from the merchant that helped out the mercenary to let Rikell make an outfit but she realizes she doesn't need a fancy outfit.
S1E22
Feet of Clay
Feb 24, 200321 min
The team find themselves on a plant of locals who worship and emulate the Tlak'khan but are suffering from a plague. Draga cures as many as she can but the leader, Mek'rod, insists they are the Tlak'khan and follow their ways, but eventually acknowledges the Tlak'khan merely provide them with help. Ec'co comes up with a cure for the plague while the Mar'dan elders summon Da'kyll and his men who tell the Mar'dan to obey them and lure the team into a trap. The Tlak'khan abandon the Mar'dan to the plague and Mek'rod turns against them. The team breaks free only to enter a trap, but the Mar'dan turn against the Tlak'khan and drive them off.
S1E23
The Natural
Mar 3, 200321 min
After escaping the Tlak'khan on a jungle world thanks to Harrison's flying skills (sort of), the team arrives on a sulphur-covered planet and bat-like inhabitants, the Har'un. With his jetpack damaged Harrison accepts an invitation to fly with the locals but doesn't do so well. Determined, Harrison keeps trying but is the only one in the group who can't manage. The planet is polluted due to the Tlak'khan's efforts and they send a team to attack - Harrison has to mount up to warn the others and manages to get the hang of it. the Tlak'khan refuse to learn from their mistakes and fall victim to the Har'un's gas bombs.
S1E24
Big Mistake
Mar 10, 200321 min
The team arrive on a desert planet in the middle of a sandstorm and meet Mashuma of the Mo'Tai people and his tribe. Seattle leads the group in helping the Mo'Tai find buried water and then finds an irradiated rock that could be used to power the pumps but Seattle soon becomes impatient to help and uses full power, setting off a quake but finding a huge energy rock and a energy sphere that unleashes memories for Seattle of how her father refused to admit his mistake in moving away from their home to the city. Seattle continues and is injured during an excavation but is more determined then ever. Another energy sphere escapes and heads for the village and Ec'co figures out how to trap it long enough for Draga to establish communication with the creature and determine its want to return home to the energy-rocks. Without the rocks, the team comes up with a way to use windmills to run the pumps.
S1E25
The Illustrated Stacey
Mar 17, 200321 min
The team arrives on a planet and helps the native Ner'alds against a energized dragon-creature, a late arriving Harrison manages to knock it out. Stacey and Seattle admire the locals' markings and the guys end up teasing Stacey into getting a marking. It turns out that the paint is made of microbes and they start spreading on Stacey. They're not toxic, but will cover her entire body. They need a stream with mud to make a removal salve but another energy-resistant creature attacks â€“ Gus takes Stacey while the others hold off the monster. Avoiding a variety of dangers, Gus and Stacey make it just in time but the stream has dried up. A persistent bug creature that has been following them finally latches on to Stacey and sucks off the microbe.
S1E26
The Long Haul
Mar 24, 200321 minFinale
After being chased by creatures and visiting an ice planet, the team begins to wonder if they are on a pointless quest. Draga opens a gate to ""where they wish to go"" and they end up on Earth in the Yucatan, where a local professor working for a Horace Van Gelder reveals she discovered the new gate. The shapeshifter Nephestus, disguised as Grimes, is working with Van Gelder and gets word the team is present when they contact Stargate Command. Disguised as Stoneman, Nephestus welcomes them and claims he'll help them clear their names, then summons Da'kyll and his Tlak'khan. Draga suspects something as Stoneman sends the cadets into Cancun â€“ in fact it's an ambush but they turn around and return. Gus and Draga catch on and make their escape while the others return in just in time to rescue them. The team is forced to escape through the Gate and go on the run once more before they can clear their names, and the Tlak'khan and Nephestus depart with Van Gelder as Nephestus takes his place to

Watch experience

What is Stargate Infinity like to watch?

Conclusions only — categories and positions, no plot detail.

Earnest, light and gentle — an even-paced watch that leaves you hopeful.

ToneFeelDemandexact position · filled zone: the category

What it asks of you

Even-paced

Demand · Pace

slowrelentless

Casual

Demand · Attention

casualfull focus

Easy watch

Demand · Emotional cost

easyheavy

Resolved

Demand · Resolution

resolvedambiguous

What it feels like

Earnest

Tone · Sincerity

ironicearnest

Light

Tone · Weight

lightdark

Stylized

Tone · Style

naturalisticheightened

Gentle

Feel · Intensity

gentleintense

Steady

Feel · Swings

steadyswings

Some laughs

Feel · Humor

noneconstant

Moods

ThrillingHopeful

Heaviest: throughout

Warm humor

Adventurous · 15% of showsWarm

Told as

SerializedSingle-season story

ToneThe series plays its adventures straight for children, with simple, earnest storytelling and no irony.

The rideThe series maintains a steady tone of adventure and hope, with moderate intensity as the team faces challenges.

StructureThe series appears to be told in a straightforward, serialized order without notable nonlinear or structural devices.

Episode formatThe series follows one continuous journey home, though each episode likely focuses on a new planet or challenge.

Season formatThe series is a single season telling one complete story of the team trying to return home.

How it leaves you

what you carry away

HopefulFun

Why it leaves you this wayThe series aims to leave young viewers feeling inspired and entertained by the team's adventures and moral lessons.

How it ends · evidence

Bittersweet ending

Story archetype

where it sits among all shows

Every story archetype, clockwise from the top

Monster 18%: Predator 7% · Tyrant 3% · Invasion 2% · Oppressive state 3% · Corporate villainy 1% · Institutional injustice 1% · Class system under 1% · Technology turns under 1% · Inner demon 1%
Rags 3%: Underdog triumph 2% · Social ascent 1% · Fame and fortune under 1% · Rise and fall under 1% · Hidden worth revealed under 1%
Quest 6% (this title): Treasure hunt 1% · Rescue 2% · Mission 4% (this title) · Journey home under 1% · Pilgrimage under 1%
Voyage 2%: Portal fantasy under 1% · Fish out of water 1% · Survival ordeal under 1% · Time displacement under 1% · Descent under 1%
Comedy 12%: Romantic comedy 2% · Comedy of errors 3% · Farce 2% · Buddy comedy 1% · Comedy of manners 2%
Tragedy 4%: Hubris 1% · Obsession under 1% · Corruption arc 1% · Doomed love 1% · Crushed by fate 1%
Rebirth 7%: Redemption 1% · Healing 3% · Liberation 2% · Second chance 1%
Mystery 8%: Puzzle 1% · Investigation 6% · Enigma 1%
No archetype 40%

Quest: A journey toward a defined objective, with companions and obstacles. · Mission: Accomplish or destroy a defined objective (Mission: Impossible).

6% of shows fit this archetype

A loose fit — the map only half-holds this one.

Why this archetypeThe series arc follows a group attempting to navigate the Stargate network to return home, framed as a mission to clear their commander's name while evading pursuit.

What it's about

7 groups · 53 themes

Every theme, clockwise from the top

Bonds 31%: Romantic love 10% · Marriage 2% · Family bonds 22% · Parenthood 1% · Friendship 18% · Loyalty 7% (this title)
Self 27%: Identity 20% · Coming of age 9% · Aging under 1% · Self-worth 7% · Ambition 14% · Purpose 16% · Memory 3% · Obsession 2%
Power 7%: Power 5% · Corruption 3% · Greed 2% · Class 4% · Oppression 2% · Freedom 4%
Morality 11%: Justice 14% · Duty 2% · Revenge 1% · Guilt 1% · Redemption 3% · Forgiveness under 1% · Sacrifice 2% · Betrayal 3% · Deception 6%
Survival 9%: Survival 12% (this title) · War 1% · Violence 2% · Mortality 2% · Grief 4% · Trauma 5% · Mental illness under 1% · Addiction under 1% · Illness and disability under 1%
Society 10% (this title): Community 25% (this title) · Isolation 3% · Prejudice 2% · Displacement 1% · Faith 1% · Tradition vs change 3% · Fame 5% · Legacy 3%
Ideas 5%: Fate 1% · Free will under 1% · Truth 6% · Hope 4% · Nature 3% · Art 2% · Technology 1%

Society

CommunitySurvival · 12% of showsLoyalty · 7% of shows

Observes its themeGlobal stakesEnsemble lead

How it treats its themeA disparate group must work together as a community to survive and return home, testing their loyalty to each other.

StanceThe series focuses on a team's collective struggle to return home, presented neutrally as an adventure.

The world

Near futureIn transitAlternate dimensionScience fiction

Orchestral classicalElectronicSupportive music · original score · Mike Piccirillo

SettingA team traveling through a network of stargates to various alien worlds

MusicThe score blends orchestral and electronic elements to support the space adventure.

Content guide

Is Stargate Infinity okay for kids?

Not Rated

Stargate Infinity is not rated.

Ratings in 3 other countries

UKU
IrelandG
Brazil10

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What content warnings does Stargate Infinity have?

Not screened for content warnings yet.

Cast and crew

Who is in Stargate Infinity?

Cast

Crew

Directed by

Serge Cicerone, Will Meugniot, Bernard Le Gall, Pascal Gaugry

Written by

Len Uhley, Dean Devlin, Brooks Wachtel, Craig Miller, Mark Edward Edens, Michael Edens

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, Phil Harnage, Kaaren Lee Brown, Paul Francis, Michel Trouillet, Richard Mueller, Katherine Lawrence, Ted Pedersen, Francis Moss, Christy Marx, Randy Littlejohn

Music by

Jean-Michel Guirao Mike Piccirillo

Produced by

Andy Heyward Michael Maliani Eric Lewald

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