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** The long, thin energy weapons with the ridged undersides on their grips, that taper to a point instead of having a barrel and look vaguely like emaciated vacuum cleaners, initially appeared in an early episode where SG-1 encounter a planet where two religious factions are at war over beliefs concerning their planet's Stargate. Since then, these weapons have become "that one prop", appearing in different, totally unrelated episodes over, and over, and over... until finally from mid-season 3 onwards they completely replaced the Wraith stunner rifles in ''Stargate Atlantis'', which to begin with had original, completely different looking props.
** The Ancient space suits from ''[[Stargate Universe]]'' originally appeared as power armor used by the {{spoiler|rogue Asgard}} in one episode of ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]''.
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]''
** The CIC set for the Battlestar ''Pegasus'' in [[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|the 2000s ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined]]'']] was originally built as the bridge of the Jupiter 2 for an unaired pilot of a ''[[Lost in Space]]'' remake directed by John Woo; the set was put in storage, and underwent only minor alteration for its use on ''BSG''.
** ''Galactica'' itself averted this trope by auctioning off a huge number of props, uniforms, set pieces, and curios to raise money for ''[[Caprica]]''. [[Shaggy Dog Story|Which was canceled after less than one season.]]
** The 1970's series of ''[[Battlestar Galactica Classic(1978 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' used the botanical ships from ''[[Silent Running]]'' as part of the rag-tag fleet fleeing the Cylon tyranny.
** Scenes from ''[[Battlestar Galactica Classic(1978 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'', including use of the ship, the shuttle, and Vipers were all re-used to make the movie ''[[Space Mutiny]]'', which was then parodied by ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''.
* ''[[Star Trek]]''
** The Federation transporter pads in the various series all use parts of the original one from ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'', usually flipping it or swapping out decals. This sort of thing was done fairly often, using parts of one show's sets for the ones that follow.
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