Courtesy of USA and HULU:
Burn Notice - Ask A Spy
Short Film|00:56|
What is the best way to survive a bar fight?
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Dollhouse - Video: Jossverse - Tahmoh
Courtesy of FOX and HULU:
Dollhouse - Jossverse - Tahmoh
Web Exclusive|00:54|
Tahm for short. Or...Tom?
Dollhouse - Jossverse - Tahmoh
Web Exclusive|00:54|
Tahm for short. Or...Tom?
Stargate - Joseph Mallozzi's Blog: Questions for Amanda Tapping?
From Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for February 21, 2009:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view photos of Stargate SG-1's Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Michael Shanks, Gary Jones and Stargate Atlantis' Jason Momoa [previously posted].)
I'd travel light ears to see Amanda Tapping!
February 21, 2009: Fond Remembrances and a BIG Guest Blogger Announcement!
Whenever my career draws to its inevitable conclusion, I’ll be able to reflect back on the many fond memories of my time in “the business“. I‘ve had good times, bad times, and everything in between. That said, the high point for me were the years I spent working on Stargate: SG-1. They were memorable for a number of reasons, but chiefest among them were the incredibly talented and wonderfully generous people I was fortunate enough to collaborate with over the course of those seven years: my fellow writer-producers (especially Brad and Rob who gave us our first shot and showed us the ropes), the directors, the crew, and, of course, the cast - specifically, that core team of Richard Dean Anderson (Jack O’Neill), Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter), Michael Shanks (Daniel Jackson), and Christopher Judge (Teal’c). These four were a pleasure to deal with both on and off the set and, in the ten years the show was on the air, they made fans of, not only the viewers at home, but the people they worked with as well. A couple of weeks back, I wrote: “If you want to get the real story and truly separate the princes from the pricks and the beauties from the bitches, then get to know the men and women who spend the greater part of their days on set with these people ...".
... I was exchanging emails with the lovely Amanda Tapping and I asked her whether she might be interested in doing a fan Q&A. Well, I’m happy to report that she’s more than happy to visit with us. And with production on Sanctuary’s second season poised to begin soon, she has a rare/brief window of calm before the inevitable storm. So…
If you’ve got questions for Amanda Tapping, start posting -- [NOTE: at Mr. Mallozzi's blog]. But please avoid duplicating questions that have already been asked. Be concise and let’s avoid burying Amanda under the inevitable avalanche of well-wishes and meandering queries.
(Please follow the link for the complete blog update and to view photos of Stargate SG-1's Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Michael Shanks, Gary Jones and Stargate Atlantis' Jason Momoa [previously posted].)
I'd travel light ears to see Amanda Tapping!
February 21, 2009: Fond Remembrances and a BIG Guest Blogger Announcement!
Whenever my career draws to its inevitable conclusion, I’ll be able to reflect back on the many fond memories of my time in “the business“. I‘ve had good times, bad times, and everything in between. That said, the high point for me were the years I spent working on Stargate: SG-1. They were memorable for a number of reasons, but chiefest among them were the incredibly talented and wonderfully generous people I was fortunate enough to collaborate with over the course of those seven years: my fellow writer-producers (especially Brad and Rob who gave us our first shot and showed us the ropes), the directors, the crew, and, of course, the cast - specifically, that core team of Richard Dean Anderson (Jack O’Neill), Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter), Michael Shanks (Daniel Jackson), and Christopher Judge (Teal’c). These four were a pleasure to deal with both on and off the set and, in the ten years the show was on the air, they made fans of, not only the viewers at home, but the people they worked with as well. A couple of weeks back, I wrote: “If you want to get the real story and truly separate the princes from the pricks and the beauties from the bitches, then get to know the men and women who spend the greater part of their days on set with these people ...".
... I was exchanging emails with the lovely Amanda Tapping and I asked her whether she might be interested in doing a fan Q&A. Well, I’m happy to report that she’s more than happy to visit with us. And with production on Sanctuary’s second season poised to begin soon, she has a rare/brief window of calm before the inevitable storm. So…
If you’ve got questions for Amanda Tapping, start posting -- [NOTE: at Mr. Mallozzi's blog]. But please avoid duplicating questions that have already been asked. Be concise and let’s avoid burying Amanda under the inevitable avalanche of well-wishes and meandering queries.
Dollhouse - Video: 'The Target'
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Dollhouse's 'The Target,' starring Eliza Dushku, Tahmoh Penikett, Olivia Williams, Fran Kranz, Harry Lennix, Enver Gjokaj and Dichen Lachman. Guest stars include Amy Acker, Reed Diamond, Miracle Laurie, Rich McDonald, Mark A. Sheppard, Tim Conlon and Matt Keeslar.
Echo becomes the ultimate outdoorswoman, and Agent Ballard receives a clue to Echo’s past.
Echo becomes the ultimate outdoorswoman, and Agent Ballard receives a clue to Echo’s past.
Stargate - Stargate Official Magazine Issue # 27
From Titan Magazines:
The Official Stargate magazine site has been updated to reflect the content of issue 27:
NEWS
Farewell to Atlantis
The Official Stargate: SG-1/Atlantis Magazine bids farewell to Atlantis with the second part of an exclusive visit to the set on the final two days of filming. Get the lowdown on the end of an era direct from Vancouver! Plus, show runners Joe Mallozzi and Paul Mullie continue their dissection of season five, including their thoughts on the final episode. Check out this page to find out what else is inside.
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER: FREE STARGATE NOVEL!
Subscribe to The Official Stargate SG1/Atlantis Magazine today, and you’ll receive the new Stargate novel from Fandemonium Books. Stargate SG1: Hydra sees a dying Daniel Jackson at the SGC begging for help, but Colonel O’Neill knows there’s trouble afoot – this is not the Daniel Jackson he knows…
Please note that there only limited copies of the novel available on a first-come-first-served basis.*
FEATURES
Christopher Heyerdahl
As the Athosian Halling, actor Christopher Heyerdahl never gave any hint of the creepy within – and then Todd came along. In the latest issue, the man behind everyone’s favorite Wraith talks about his multi-dimensional character: “I’ve always said that Todd feels a brother in Sheppard. And Sheppard is the kind of guy that won’t acknowledge it publicly. He said things when they spent time together in that little cell that he would only say in private. In public, Sheppard’s always saying, “I don’t like that guy, I don’t trust that guy.” He protests too much – he’s Lady Macbeth, right?”
Production Design Exclusive
In the latest issue’s celebration of all things Atlantis, we present original – and visually stunning – artwork from season five, courtesy of Production Designer extraordinaire, James Robbins. Believe us, this is one image gallery you won’t want to miss!
Plus, keeping the focus on the making of the show, we talk to visual effects guru Mark Savela about the first half of season five – his hardest Atlantis challenge yet!
Re-visiting Rising
Can we interest you in a one-way trip to the Pegasus Galaxy?
In the latest issue of The Official Stargate SG-1/Atlantis Magazine, we take you back to July 16, 2004, and the start of a beautiful friendship. Do you remember when John Sheppard first twinkled onto our screens in Rising, the Stargate: Atlantis feature length pilot? We bring back all the memories of a major television event with our comprehensive episode guide.
ISSUE SPOTLIGHT
Amanda Tapping
Having graced our screens for over a decade as Stargate SG-1’s Samantha Carter, actress Amanda Tapping made the leap into her own show earlier this year. In the latest issue of The Official Stargate SG-1/Atlantis Magazine, the sci-fi icon talks leaving Atlantis, comfort zones and vertigo…
EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS:
Advanced Telemetry
Exclusive movie news, Stargate Universe casting update and all the talk from the Stargate-verse.
Chuck Campbell
We talk to the actor who plays the Gatekeeper about his Stargate: Atlantis journey.
Bam!
We talk to Vancouver’s hardest man, Stargate: Atlantis fight coordinator James ‘Bam Bam’ Bamford.
Classic Moment
Bon Voyage, Team Atlantis…
The Official Stargate magazine site has been updated to reflect the content of issue 27:
NEWS
Farewell to Atlantis
The Official Stargate: SG-1/Atlantis Magazine bids farewell to Atlantis with the second part of an exclusive visit to the set on the final two days of filming. Get the lowdown on the end of an era direct from Vancouver! Plus, show runners Joe Mallozzi and Paul Mullie continue their dissection of season five, including their thoughts on the final episode. Check out this page to find out what else is inside.
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER: FREE STARGATE NOVEL!
Subscribe to The Official Stargate SG1/Atlantis Magazine today, and you’ll receive the new Stargate novel from Fandemonium Books. Stargate SG1: Hydra sees a dying Daniel Jackson at the SGC begging for help, but Colonel O’Neill knows there’s trouble afoot – this is not the Daniel Jackson he knows…
Please note that there only limited copies of the novel available on a first-come-first-served basis.*
FEATURES
Christopher Heyerdahl
As the Athosian Halling, actor Christopher Heyerdahl never gave any hint of the creepy within – and then Todd came along. In the latest issue, the man behind everyone’s favorite Wraith talks about his multi-dimensional character: “I’ve always said that Todd feels a brother in Sheppard. And Sheppard is the kind of guy that won’t acknowledge it publicly. He said things when they spent time together in that little cell that he would only say in private. In public, Sheppard’s always saying, “I don’t like that guy, I don’t trust that guy.” He protests too much – he’s Lady Macbeth, right?”
Production Design Exclusive
In the latest issue’s celebration of all things Atlantis, we present original – and visually stunning – artwork from season five, courtesy of Production Designer extraordinaire, James Robbins. Believe us, this is one image gallery you won’t want to miss!
Plus, keeping the focus on the making of the show, we talk to visual effects guru Mark Savela about the first half of season five – his hardest Atlantis challenge yet!
Re-visiting Rising
Can we interest you in a one-way trip to the Pegasus Galaxy?
In the latest issue of The Official Stargate SG-1/Atlantis Magazine, we take you back to July 16, 2004, and the start of a beautiful friendship. Do you remember when John Sheppard first twinkled onto our screens in Rising, the Stargate: Atlantis feature length pilot? We bring back all the memories of a major television event with our comprehensive episode guide.
ISSUE SPOTLIGHT
Amanda Tapping
Having graced our screens for over a decade as Stargate SG-1’s Samantha Carter, actress Amanda Tapping made the leap into her own show earlier this year. In the latest issue of The Official Stargate SG-1/Atlantis Magazine, the sci-fi icon talks leaving Atlantis, comfort zones and vertigo…
EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS:
Advanced Telemetry
Exclusive movie news, Stargate Universe casting update and all the talk from the Stargate-verse.
Chuck Campbell
We talk to the actor who plays the Gatekeeper about his Stargate: Atlantis journey.
Bam!
We talk to Vancouver’s hardest man, Stargate: Atlantis fight coordinator James ‘Bam Bam’ Bamford.
Classic Moment
Bon Voyage, Team Atlantis…
Terminator - The Sarah Connor Chronicles - Video: 'Desert Cantos'
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' 'Desert Cantos,' starring
Lena Headey, Thomas Dekker, Summer Glau, Brian Austin Green, Garret Dillahunt, Richard T. Jones, Shirley Manson and Leven Rambin. Guest stars include Ned Bellamy, Shane Edelman, Susan Floyd, Thomas Garner, Alanna Masterson and John Pyper-Ferguson.
Sarah, John, Cameron and Derek investigate the company town connected to the destroyed factory.
Lena Headey, Thomas Dekker, Summer Glau, Brian Austin Green, Garret Dillahunt, Richard T. Jones, Shirley Manson and Leven Rambin. Guest stars include Ned Bellamy, Shane Edelman, Susan Floyd, Thomas Garner, Alanna Masterson and John Pyper-Ferguson.
Sarah, John, Cameron and Derek investigate the company town connected to the destroyed factory.
Battlestar Galactica - Video: 'Rekha-San'
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU:
Battlestar Galactica - Rekha-San
Web Exclusive|04:03|
Rekha Sharma tries out her Kung Fu fighting while training for her "big fight scene." Unfortunately, no one's told her that it's been cut.
Battlestar Galactica - Rekha-San
Web Exclusive|04:03|
Rekha Sharma tries out her Kung Fu fighting while training for her "big fight scene." Unfortunately, no one's told her that it's been cut.
Amanda Tapping - Sanctuary - Video: 'Sanctuary For All'
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, the premiere episode of Sanctuary, 'Sanctuary For All,' starring Amanda Tapping, Robin Dunne, Emilie Ullerup, Christopher Heyerdahl and Ryan Robbins. Guest stars include Kavan Smith, Kandyse McClure, Panou, Michael Adamthwaite, Ellie Harvie, Malik McCall, Kirsten Robek and Cainan Wiebe.
Dr. Magnus finds an ally in Will Zimmerman.
Dr. Magnus finds an ally in Will Zimmerman.
Richard Dean Anderson - Newsday: MacGyver Marathon on Sleuth Channel
At Newsday:
(Please follow the link for the complete column.)
GLUED TO THE TUBE
by Diane Werts
February 21, 2009
NOT 'MACGRUBER.' Is there anything more fun to watch for 24 hours than Richard Dean Anderson saving the world with string and paper clips on "MacGyver" (tomorrow 6 a.m.-Monday 6 a.m., Sleuth)? If nothing else, this '80s action fave helps explain those Pepsi parody commercials. Full schedule at sleuthchannel.com/Series.
(Please follow the link for the complete column.)
GLUED TO THE TUBE
by Diane Werts
February 21, 2009
NOT 'MACGRUBER.' Is there anything more fun to watch for 24 hours than Richard Dean Anderson saving the world with string and paper clips on "MacGyver" (tomorrow 6 a.m.-Monday 6 a.m., Sleuth)? If nothing else, this '80s action fave helps explain those Pepsi parody commercials. Full schedule at sleuthchannel.com/Series.
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