Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
While not as famous as Club Jade’s very own The Hair, Joe Flanigan‘s hair has become the stuff of legend and many a joke on Stargate. In this video from Creation, Joe tells just how it got that way.
And a man with less hair than Joe, producer/writer Carl Binder, will be picketing in front of Disney Studios in Burbank today from 8am to 11am. Any food other than oatmeal cookies are appreciated.
Three nods for sci-fi in the 2007 Online Video Awards.
– Sanctuary won for Original Web Drama Series.
– Star Trek: The New Voyages won for Sci-Fi Webisodes.
– And Heroes won for Best TV Show Site.
So many genre offerings this year, so little audience to go around. How are things going?
In the happy news category, Chuck has gotten the order for a full season. And Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is gearing up by asking for fan-made posters. And now that series 1 of Torchwood is wrapping up, the teasing begins with all the cool guest stars for series 2 (i.e., James Marsters).
In the sad news category, Journeyman appears about to leap into the Land of Cancellation. He apparently won’t be terribly lonely as Bionic Woman is about to join him. And even though all of this is speculation, at the very least, Katee Sackhoff hasn’t exactly given it much enthusiastic support on the con circuit.
Shaking off the post-Thanksgiving cobwebs here to let you know that GateWorld has posted their full interview with Stargate co-creator Brad Wright.
He talks about the current state of things in the franchise, the joys of letting people grow from within the company and how amazingly difficult it is to get straight-to-DVD movies released. (Minor spoilage, if you haven’t seen Season 4, yet.)
Bonnie interviews Duff Goldman of Food Network’s Ace of Cakes about his background, the show and the Star Wars cakes he’s made. No word on if we’ll see this latest one on the show, though.
Wired has Star Trek’s 10 cheesiest classic creatures. And it certainly lives up to the name. Embrace the cheese!
Getting a little frustrated by the unanswered questions in this season of Stargate? Hold on a little longer, says producer Joe Mallozzi. (Okay, he says this after he posts his sister’s review of a rather scrumptious looking BBQ place in Toronto.)
In other Gate news, Connor Trineer (Michael) is coming back to the show.
And have you remembered to vote for Stargate for the People’s Choice Awards?
Chuck Norris? Kyle Katarn? They tremble before Alton Brown.
The “sci-fi soap opera” Starcrossed, introduced by Stargate actor David Hewlett in his movie A Dog’s Breakfast, is being eyed by SciFi as a new comedy series.
David announced on his blog that SciFi is reviewing their proposal for a series of mini-webisodes that will help to determine whether or not there’s a market for Starcrossed to become an actual TV series that pokes fun at the process of making a sci-fi show.
I’m sure there is much to mock!
Get out the drool cups, gentlemen. Entertainment Weekly is showing off posters for The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
Genre shows are getting some love from The Producer’s Guild of America.
But the Bionic Woman is not getting love from either the writers or the fans. While Battlestar Galactica, Reaper, Smallville and Supernatural are also shutting down thanks to the writer’s strike, they’re not in the same kind of trouble that Jamie Summers is in.