Showing posts with label linda mcgibney. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Stargate Universe - Joseph Mallozzi's Blog: Assorted SGU Tidbits!

From Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for March 23, 2010:

(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view the SGU production artwork from 'Life.')

Assorted SGU Tidbits! Feeling (King) Crabby! And Somewhat Pig-Headed!

This morning, I met the positively delightful actress who’ll be playing the role of Ginn in season 2. Loved her in Mad Men. Apparently, she’s already worked in Vancouver (most recently on Supernatural), loves the city, and already has plans to hit some of her favorite food spots. After her wardrobe fitting and a visit to hair and make-up of course.

[Could that actress be Sarah Drew? She guest starred in Mad Men, and filmed Supernatural's 'Swap Meat' in January '10 ... or Julie McNiven who also was in Mad Men and portrayed Anna the Angel in Supernatural?]

At lunch today, Paul [Mullie] pointed out that we have a lot of “horse television” experience on the SGU writing staff. Brad [Wright] got his start on Black Stallion, Remi [Aubuchon] and Linda [McGibney] worked on Wildfire, while Carl [Binder] also worked on Black Stallion in addition to spending a few seasons on the equine-friendly set of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. So why, may I ask, hasn’t anyone come up with a good horse-based episode yet? Great question that I, being more of a cartoon jungle animal guy, am unable to answer...

A peek at the Art Department Package for SGU’s 9th episode, Life…

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Stargate Universe - Joseph Mallozzi's Blog: Meet the NEW SGU Writers

At Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for March 2, 2010:

(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view photos of the new SGU writers.)

Feasting with a fellow foodie! Meet the new writers! More Boneshaker discussion!

...Hey, meet the new Stargate writer-producers -

Remi Aubuchon - Caprica, 24, Persons Unknown, Summerland, The Lyon's Den.

Linda McGibney - Homicide: Life on the Streets, Family Law, Chicago Hope.

In addition to scriptwriting and producing duties, you can be sure there’s a Q&A in their not-too-distant future.