Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping)
Ashley Magnus (Emilie Ullerup)
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Sanctuary - NEW Publicity Stills - 'Fata Morgana'
New publicity stills from the Sanctuary new episode, 'Fata Morgana,' airing Friday, October 10 '08 at 10pm on the SciFi Channel (US). (Please click on photo for a larger format.)
Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping)
Ashley Magnus (Emilie Ullerup)
Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping)
Ashley Magnus (Emilie Ullerup)
Stargate Atlantis / SG1 / Sanctuary - SciFi Friday Line Up Oct 10 '08
From SciFi.com's schedulebot, the SciFi Friday line up for October 10 '08:
06:00 PM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 10) FAMILY TIES
07:00 PM STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION QPID
08:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) FIRST CONTACT
09:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) THE LOST TRIBE - NEW Time -- 9pm!!! -- NEW episode - Guest starring Michael Shanks, Christopher Heyerdahl, David Nykl and Mitch Pileggi
10:00 PM SANCTUARY FATA MORGANA - NEW Episode
11:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) THE LOST TRIBE
12:00 AM SANCTUARY FATA MORGANA
01:00 AM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 8) SACRIFICES
02:00 AM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 8) GEMINI
06:00 PM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 10) FAMILY TIES
07:00 PM STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION QPID
08:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) FIRST CONTACT
09:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) THE LOST TRIBE - NEW Time -- 9pm!!! -- NEW episode - Guest starring Michael Shanks, Christopher Heyerdahl, David Nykl and Mitch Pileggi
10:00 PM SANCTUARY FATA MORGANA - NEW Episode
11:00 PM STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) THE LOST TRIBE
12:00 AM SANCTUARY FATA MORGANA
01:00 AM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 8) SACRIFICES
02:00 AM STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 8) GEMINI
Stargate Atlantis / SG-1 - Creation - Paul McGillion at Vancouver & Chicago '09 Cons
From a Creation Entertainment e-mail announcement:
STARGATE VANCOUVER & CHICAGO CONVENTIONS: NEW GREAT GUEST ANNOUNCED TODAY!
Today we are happy to welcome PAUL MCGILLION, STARGATE ATLANTIS’ Dr. Carson Beckett, as a special guest at both the upcoming Official STARGATE CONVENTIONS in VANCOUVER, BC and CHICAGO in 2009!
Paul joins already announced AMANDA TAPPING, MICHAEL SHANKS, JOE FLANIGAN, CONNOR TRINNEER, ROBERT PICARDO, and TERYL ROTHERY in VANCOUVER on April 2-5, 2009.
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TICKETS!
Paul joins already announced AMANDA TAPPING in CHICAGO, set for August 21-23, 2009.
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TICKETS!
We're out to make 2009 a year of great STARGATE conventions! Make your plans to join us for the fun!
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.
April 2 - 5, 2009
Hilton Metrotown Vancouver
6083 McKay Ave.
Burnaby, BC
STARGATE VANCOUVER & CHICAGO CONVENTIONS: NEW GREAT GUEST ANNOUNCED TODAY!
Today we are happy to welcome PAUL MCGILLION, STARGATE ATLANTIS’ Dr. Carson Beckett, as a special guest at both the upcoming Official STARGATE CONVENTIONS in VANCOUVER, BC and CHICAGO in 2009!
Paul joins already announced AMANDA TAPPING, MICHAEL SHANKS, JOE FLANIGAN, CONNOR TRINNEER, ROBERT PICARDO, and TERYL ROTHERY in VANCOUVER on April 2-5, 2009.
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TICKETS!
Paul joins already announced AMANDA TAPPING in CHICAGO, set for August 21-23, 2009.
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TICKETS!
We're out to make 2009 a year of great STARGATE conventions! Make your plans to join us for the fun!
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.
April 2 - 5, 2009
Hilton Metrotown Vancouver
6083 McKay Ave.
Burnaby, BC
Eleventh Hour - Scifi Weekly: Rufus Sewell Interivew
At SciFi Weekly:
(Please follow the link for the complete interview.)
Rufus Sewell
INTERVIEWS
October 08, 2008
Rufus Sewell crosses the pond and brings along a remake of the Brit series Eleventh Hour
By Mike Szymanski
They call it "science fact, not science fiction," and that's how producers Cyrus Voris and Ethan Reiff want Eleventh Hour to be thought of by audiences. They want to explore futuristic ideas ripped right from the headlines and put them in weekly stories.
The series is based on a British SF horror thriller that ran four episodes. The American version stars Rufus Sewell (The Illusionist) and Marley Shelton (Planet Terror).
In interviews with Voris, Reiff and Sewell in the late summer at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., Sewell told SCI FI Weekly that he was a bit intimidated at first when he found out he would take over the series that once starred Patrick Stewart (Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation). They talked about Sewell's American accent, some of the science that is going into future episodes and their competition with Fringe.
Look for the series, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, to debut Oct. 9 on CBS.
A brief excerpt:
... Have you felt compelled to read up on any of these subjects, like cloning? Are you satisfied—and I don't mean this as pejorative in any way—have you been satisfied the subjects are pretty well documented in the script in terms of whatever your character has to be doing with regard to them?
Voris: Yeah, we have—I just want to say we have—again, Ethan and I coming from Sleeper Cell, we worked with tons of technical advisors and people to make sure that show was as accurate as possible. It's the same on Eleventh Hour. Two of our writers on the show—one actually used to work for NASA, actually literally was a rocket scientist. One of the writers was a science journalist for years and has written about science for Time magazine, The New Yorker—
Voris: Yeah. And plus, we have a full-time technical advisor, who actually does have a biophysics background, who is, like, literally reading all the scripts and vetting all the scripts. So we're very conscious of trying to keep everything as accurate as possible. And I think that's what separates Eleventh Hour from, I think, some other shows like this, the idea that it is firmly entrenched in the real world. And Danny Cannon, our director, mentioned that one of the things he loved is that after every episode, he hopes that people will run off and start Googling the topic of that particular episode and find out all this stuff, which I think is very cool.
(Please follow the link for the complete interview.)
Rufus Sewell
INTERVIEWS
October 08, 2008
Rufus Sewell crosses the pond and brings along a remake of the Brit series Eleventh Hour
By Mike Szymanski
They call it "science fact, not science fiction," and that's how producers Cyrus Voris and Ethan Reiff want Eleventh Hour to be thought of by audiences. They want to explore futuristic ideas ripped right from the headlines and put them in weekly stories.
The series is based on a British SF horror thriller that ran four episodes. The American version stars Rufus Sewell (The Illusionist) and Marley Shelton (Planet Terror).
In interviews with Voris, Reiff and Sewell in the late summer at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., Sewell told SCI FI Weekly that he was a bit intimidated at first when he found out he would take over the series that once starred Patrick Stewart (Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation). They talked about Sewell's American accent, some of the science that is going into future episodes and their competition with Fringe.
Look for the series, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, to debut Oct. 9 on CBS.
A brief excerpt:
... Have you felt compelled to read up on any of these subjects, like cloning? Are you satisfied—and I don't mean this as pejorative in any way—have you been satisfied the subjects are pretty well documented in the script in terms of whatever your character has to be doing with regard to them?
Sewell: Well, I'm very much in the early stage with it, so I'm only really familiar with the pilot and a couple of things that I've seen. All I can say is I'm very prepared to go deeply into those subjects, although I haven't—I'm, by nature, a truant, and I've always tried to avoid work. But yes, I completely trust, in terms of the team of writers, the background work, that it wouldn't be a matter of checking up to find that they've got their facts wrong. But whatever work I can do to back that up so I do know what I'm talking about, and I think I'm at the beginning of quite a big journey of education in many wide-ranging subjects.
Voris: Yeah, we have—I just want to say we have—again, Ethan and I coming from Sleeper Cell, we worked with tons of technical advisors and people to make sure that show was as accurate as possible. It's the same on Eleventh Hour. Two of our writers on the show—one actually used to work for NASA, actually literally was a rocket scientist. One of the writers was a science journalist for years and has written about science for Time magazine, The New Yorker—
Reiff: Scientific American.
Voris: Yeah. And plus, we have a full-time technical advisor, who actually does have a biophysics background, who is, like, literally reading all the scripts and vetting all the scripts. So we're very conscious of trying to keep everything as accurate as possible. And I think that's what separates Eleventh Hour from, I think, some other shows like this, the idea that it is firmly entrenched in the real world. And Danny Cannon, our director, mentioned that one of the things he loved is that after every episode, he hopes that people will run off and start Googling the topic of that particular episode and find out all this stuff, which I think is very cool.
Sanctuary - SciFi.com: NEW Photo Galleries & Video
At SciFi.com's Sanctuary site:
Three NEW Photo Galleries:
Amanda Tapping
Season One
Behind the Scenes
Also, on SciFi Rewind, the full episode of the series premiere, 'Sanctuary For All.'
Airing Friday, October 10 at 10pm on the SciFi Channel, the new episode, 'Fata Morgana.' Dr. Helen Magnus, her daughter Ashley, and the newest member to the Sanctuary, Dr. Zimmerman, travel to Northern Scotland to discover three women in an ancient crypt and bring them back to the Sanctuary for refuge and study.
Three NEW Photo Galleries:
Amanda Tapping
Season One
Behind the Scenes
Also, on SciFi Rewind, the full episode of the series premiere, 'Sanctuary For All.'
Airing Friday, October 10 at 10pm on the SciFi Channel, the new episode, 'Fata Morgana.' Dr. Helen Magnus, her daughter Ashley, and the newest member to the Sanctuary, Dr. Zimmerman, travel to Northern Scotland to discover three women in an ancient crypt and bring them back to the Sanctuary for refuge and study.
Journeyman - Video: 'Blowback'
Courtesy of HULU, Journeyman's 'Blowback,' starring Kevin McKidd, Gretchen Egolf, Moon Bloodgood, Reed Diamond, Brian Howe and Charles Henry Wyson. Guest stars include Paul Schulze, Raphael Sbarge, Don Franklin, Eric Lange, Colin Ford and John F. Beach.
Dan's choices in a previous mission have come back to haunt him and put his family in danger.
Dan's choices in a previous mission have come back to haunt him and put his family in danger.
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