Walter Harriman (The Chevron Guy): Well basically when the Gate is dialing, I say "Chevron One encoded, Chevron Two encoded". And so on, incrementally, up to the seventh chevron. Which is a little different because that's when the wormhole connects. When that happens I like to change things up a little bit and just say, "Chevron Seven locked."
Bregman: That's great.
Bregman: That's great.
— Stargate SG-1, "Heroes pt1".
Chevron One, encoded. Chevron Two, encoded. Chevron Three encoded. Chevron Four Encoded. Chevron Five Encoded. Chevron Six Encoded. Chevron Seven Locked.
— Walter Harriman (The Chevron Guy), Stargate SG-1, "Heroes pt1", former trope namer.
Gwen DeMarco: Fred, you had a part people loved. I mean, my TV Guide interview was six paragraphs about my BOOBS and how they fit into my suit. No one bothered to ask me what I do on the show.
Fred Kwan: You were... the umm, wait a minute, I'll think of it...
Gwen DeMarco: I repeated the computer, Fred.
Fred Kwan: You were... the umm, wait a minute, I'll think of it...
Gwen DeMarco: I repeated the computer, Fred.
Keoide: The right one is 3rd year, Class 4, Tokiyama Gorou. The left one is also 3rd year, class 4, Ooshita Jirou.
Suda: Jeez, that was really simplified.
Keoide: Yes, well apparently there isn't anything else identifiable about those two. It was a miracle I even got their full names.
"I actually think the Bechdel test is a little advanced for us sometimes. I have one called the Sexy Lamp Test, which is, if you can remove a female character from your plot and replace her with a sexy lamp and your story still works, you’re a hack."
