BLAM! POW! BAM! Travis and Tom manage to stumble into both talking about military shooting things. One's a series of video games about shooting (among other forms of violence) Nazis with mechs. The other is a TV/Film franchise about the US military shooting at ancient aliens who built the pyramids!

(Oh and it should be noted that Travis technically didn’t give an answer when asked, “Do you like killing Nazis?” Suspicions be raised….)

CORRECTIONS:

• Both the original Castle Wolfenstein and Wolfenstein 3D in 1981 and 1992 respectively. The first Doom was released in 1993 and thus neither could technically be called a “Doom clone”.

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Clips Cited

• “The Nox” Stargate SG-1, written by Hart Hanson, directed by Charles Correll, performance by Christopher Judge, MGM Television, 1997.
• “Secrets” Stargate SG-1, written by Terry Curtis Fox, directed by Duane Clark, performance by Richard Dean Anderson, MGM Television, 1998.
• Stargate, directed by Roland Emmerich, performance by Kurt Russell, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, 1994.
• “The Warrior” Stargate SG-1, story by Christopher Judge, teleplay/directed by Peter DeLuise, performance by Richard Dean Anderson, MGM Television, 2002.
• Wolfenstein: The New Order, directed by Jerk Gustafsson & Jens Matthies, Machine Games/Bethesda Softworks, 2024.

Music Cited

• “End Credits Theme” by Joel Goldsmith (Stargate Universe, MGM Television, 2009-2011)
• “Stargate Atlantis Theme” by Joel Goldsmith (Stargate Atlantis, MGM Television, 2004-2009)
• “Stargate Infinity” by Mike Piccirillo & Jean-Michel Guirao (Stargate Infinity, MGM Television, 2002-2003)
• “Stargate Overture” by David Arnold (Stargate, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, 1994)
• “Stargate SG-1 Theme” by Joel Goldsmith and David Arnold (Stargate SG-1, MGM Television, 1997-2007)
• “Zug nach Hamburg” by Die Schäferhunde (Wolfenstein: The New Order, Bethesda Softworks, 2014.