SG1 & SGA on iTunes

Stargate enters the world of legal downloading, with new episodes of Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis now available for download on iTunes The show follows the online success of such series as Lost, Desperate Housewives, and Battlestar Galactica in offering new, high-quality, and commercial-free episodes for $1.99 each, shortly following the first U.S. broadcast.

A season pass is available for $37.99 for each show, offering viewers a way to pay up-front for all 20 episodes (still only one per week -- sorry!) and save a little.

The first five episodes of SG-1 Season Ten and Atlantis Season Three are now available. The August 18 episodes were not yet available at press time (29 hours after broadcast).

Past seasons of SG-1 and Atlantis are not yet available.

News Thanks to Gateworld

Why would you pay to download them, when you can get commercial free high quality episodes for free?KnightsofRound

My god. :roll:

Ok answer this: Why pay for a CD, DVD, or video game, when you can hide it in your jacket and take it out of the store for free? Same answer.

[QUOTE="KnightsofRound"]Why would you pay to download them, when you can get commercial free high quality episodes for free?Chris3123

My god. :roll:

Ok answer this: Why pay for a CD, DVD, or video game, when you can hide it in your jacket and take it out of the store for free? Same answer.

Downloading something off of the internet for free is completely different from shoplifting.KnightsofRound

Both involve taking something without paying for it. Unauthorized downloading of television episodes is illegal in the United States, though I understand you live elsewhere.

I was simply saying that I'm not going to pay money to download an episode onto my computer when I can just as easily download the new episodes the night they play in the US onto my computer free of charge.KnightsofRound

My comment was not neccesarily directed at you, as you live in another country which may have different copyright laws. My post was an answer to the question. The analogy helps explain. Why not shoplift? It's illegal. Same answer to your question. Some people actually prefer to do things the legal way.