Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
GateWorld has posted an interview with Stargate producers Joe Mallozzi and Paul Mullie. In it they discuss the ending of Stargate SG1 (this Friday) and Season 4 of Stargate Atlantis.
Of course, considering that they talk about the plot lines of both finales, you might be less aggravated if you wait until after you’ve seen them to read this article. (The sacrifices I make for this blog….)
Exploding coffee. Interesting nighttime trips to the out-house. No. It’s not a sci-fi convention.
It’s just a few of the adventures Ben Browder got to experience while shooting in the Arctic Circle for the upcoming Stargate SG-1 movie “Continuum.”
Michael Shanks, who is just wrapping up a 10-year stint playing Daniel Jackson on Stargate SG-1, is holding his third annual auction to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
In addition to the truly bizarre things (like the costume he wore for a college production of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”), you can also find SG-1 scripts and nifty signed things from all the Vancouver-area sci-fi productions.
The average sci-fi geek’s ease with using technology is killing the very shows we obsess over. (Jericho. Stargate. Battlestar Galactica.) SyFyPortal takes a look at the very different approaches the networks are taking to deal with this.
SG1 producer Robert C. Cooper seems to have been talking up a storm, last week. And the teasers keep coming about the upcoming SG1 straight-to-DVD movies.
In today’s Stargate bits, we have:
Producer Robert Cooper reveals just what The Ark of Truth (the upcoming straight-to-DVD SG-1 movie) refers to. (Spoilers. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.)
Cooper also tells the SciFi Wire that the much-discussed third Stargate series is still being developed.
Michael Shanks (Daniel Jackson) spills just a little about the last SG-1 episode.
Bridge Studios, home to Stargate and many other sciffy kinds of shows, has been sold.
And, most amusingly, David Hewlett’s Spacey’s acceptance, um, squealing is now available on YouTube. (You might want to turn down the volume for this one.)
Amanda Tapping (aka Samantha Carter) chats with TV Guide about the end of Stargate SG1.
If you can’t get tickets to Spiderman3 tonight, don’t forget to watch the new episodes on Sci-Fi.
Minor spoilers are included for both SG1 and Atlantis, in case you haven’t been anywhere Stargate fan sites, recently.
Nope. Not a Star Wars story. But the cast of the upcoming Stargate SG1 movies felt like they were on Hoth when they went to the North Pole to shoot scenes.
GateWorld has compiled the coverage and pictures into one story about their adventures.
In news from Stargate Atlantis, GateWorld has posted their interview with Paul McGillion (Dr. Beckett). It contains many spoilers for the second half of Season 3 (which has finally started airing in the US). There’s also some great talk about his appearances in A Dog’s Breakfast and Sanctuary.
Fans in the US will finally get to see the second half of the current seasons of Stargate SG1 and Stargate Atlantis, tonight, on SciFi Channel‘s SciFi Fridays.
The producers are, understandably, a bit nervous about whether or not anyone will actually be watching, since many US fans found other means to see the episodes that had already aired in other parts of the world. According to Joseph Mallozzi, whether or not Stargate Atlantis will get a Season 5 could depend on ratings during the second half of Season 3.
And now that fans can finally see the last part of the last season of Stargate SG1 on TV, the Season 10 DVD’s North American release has been announced as July 24th.
We’re all fine here now. How are you?
The cast and crew from the upcoming Stargate SG-1 movie are filming up in the Artic Circle this week. So far, they’re surviving; in spite of a close call by a camera operator.
Ben Browder (aka Cam Mitchell) told SciFi Wire a smidge more about the two movies.