The interviews are in English, however, the audio is a bit off...
JASON MOMOA
RACHEL LUTTRELL
JEWEL STAITE
ROBERT PICARDO
DAVID HEWLETT
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Stargate Atlantis - RTL2 - Cast Video Interviews
German TV station RTL2 has video interviews of Stargate Atlantis cast from season five:
The interviews are in English, however, the audio is a bit off...
JASON MOMOA
RACHEL LUTTRELL
JEWEL STAITE
ROBERT PICARDO
DAVID HEWLETT
The interviews are in English, however, the audio is a bit off...
JASON MOMOA
RACHEL LUTTRELL
JEWEL STAITE
ROBERT PICARDO
DAVID HEWLETT
Fringe - Video: 'Bad Dreams'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Fringe's 'Bad Dreams,' starring Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick, Kirk Acevedo, Jasika Nicole and John Noble. Guest stars include Kelly Briter, David Call, Johanna Day, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Duane McLaughlin, Victor Verhaeghe and Laurie Williams.
As a suicide occurs at Grand Central station, Agent Dunham simultaneously witnesses the event while asleep and dreaming in Boston.
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Fringe's 'Bad Dreams,' starring Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, Lance Reddick, Kirk Acevedo, Jasika Nicole and John Noble. Guest stars include Kelly Briter, David Call, Johanna Day, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Duane McLaughlin, Victor Verhaeghe and Laurie Williams.
As a suicide occurs at Grand Central station, Agent Dunham simultaneously witnesses the event while asleep and dreaming in Boston.
Stargate / Star Trek / Moonlight / Primeval - SciFi Friday Line Up Apr 24 '09
From SciFi.com's schedulebot, the SciFi Channel (US) SciFi Friday line up for April 24, 2009:
6:00P STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 10) UNENDING
7:00P STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION MENAGE A TROI - Guest stars include Majel Barrett, Frank Corsentino, Ethan Phillips and Carel Struycken
8:00P STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION TRANSFIGURATIONS
9:00P MOONLIGHT LOVE LASTS FOREVER - Guest stars include Stargate Universe's David Blue
10:00P PRIMEVAL SERIES 1 EPISODE 3
11:00P STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) BRAIN STORM - Guest stars include Bill Nye, Dave Foley, Marshall Bell, Gary Jones and Neil deGrasse Tyson
12:00A PRIMEVAL SERIES 1 EPISODE 3
01:00A STARGATE SG-1 (SEASONS 1-5) EXODUS - Guest stars include Carmen Argenziano, Peter Wingfield and Peter Williams
02:00A STARGATE SG-1 (SEASONS 1-5) ENEMIES - Guest stars include Carmen Argenziano and Peter Williams
6:00P STARGATE SG-1 (SEASON 10) UNENDING
7:00P STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION MENAGE A TROI - Guest stars include Majel Barrett, Frank Corsentino, Ethan Phillips and Carel Struycken
8:00P STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION TRANSFIGURATIONS
9:00P MOONLIGHT LOVE LASTS FOREVER - Guest stars include Stargate Universe's David Blue
10:00P PRIMEVAL SERIES 1 EPISODE 3
11:00P STARGATE ATLANTIS (SEASON 5) BRAIN STORM - Guest stars include Bill Nye, Dave Foley, Marshall Bell, Gary Jones and Neil deGrasse Tyson
12:00A PRIMEVAL SERIES 1 EPISODE 3
01:00A STARGATE SG-1 (SEASONS 1-5) EXODUS - Guest stars include Carmen Argenziano, Peter Wingfield and Peter Williams
02:00A STARGATE SG-1 (SEASONS 1-5) ENEMIES - Guest stars include Carmen Argenziano and Peter Williams
Stargate Universe - Joseph Mallozzi's Blog Update - Peter DeLuise Answers Your Questions!
From Joseph Mallozzi's blog update for April 22, 2009:
(Please follow the link for the complete LENGTHY update. Behind-the-scenes photos of Peter DeLuise at the site.)
Peter De Luise and Shy One (Alex Zahara) from Stargate SG-1's 'Beast of Burden.'
April 22, 2009: Director Peter DeLuise Answers Your Questions + Another Upcoming Guest Blogger
Some of my fondest memories of my early years on SG-1 involve Director Peter DeLuise - his fast-paced style, his encyclopedic knowledge of the show’s mythology, and , of course, his unrestrained sense of humor. He occupied the office across the hall from Paul and I, a veritable Stargate shrine he decorated with the weirdest collection of curios imaginable: prop weapons, visceral alien design work, a rubber life cast of a swollen belly with a ready-made pocket for extruding symbiotes. A chamber of horrors to be sure and yet, whenever a cast or crew member would bring their child by, they would inevitably gravitate to his office, partly to check out the weird exhibit, and partly for Peter himself who would inevitably put on a private show for the kids. From my office, I would hear him chatting away with them, discusing their interests, after which the conversation would eventually segue into his “Pull my finger” request and cap off with his trademark Barney the Dinosaur impression that never failed to impress. Peter was (and still is) good for a laugh, but he’s also an incredibly hard-working, dedicated, and talented individual who has scripted and directed some of the franchise’s seminal episodes. As SG-1 drew to an end, a show that had been an important part of his life for many, many seasons, Peter decided to take a break from the franchise…
Well, I’m happy to report that, three years later, Peter is back in the Stargate fold. And, I’m even happier to report that he received nothing but raves for his work on a (not so) little episode called Fire. It’s been a great working with the guy again and I look forward to seeing much more of him in the months to come.
A couple of weeks ago, I asked him whether he might be interested in doing a guest entry for this blog. “It’s simple,”I told him. ”I’ll gather some fan questions and send the your way. You can feel free to pick and choose among them, send back your responses, and I’ll post the whole as a dedicated Peter DeLuise entry.” Sounds perfectly reasonable - unless you’ve never done one of these before and end up so overwhelmed by the fan questions that, instead of picking and choosing, you end up answering all of them. Suffice it to say he was impressed with the care and detail that went into many of your queries and took it upon himself to respond with equal care and detail. Oh, and humor. The practical joke he played on those poor Jaffa extras makes me chuckle every time I think about it.
Now, before I turn things over to Peter, I’d like to make another Stargate-related guest blogger announcement. Producer John G. Lenic has been with the franchise from the very beginning, starting way back on the Children of the Gods pilot. Over his many years with us, his duties have ranged from scheduling and budgeting to coordination and general troubleshooting. Every early call, he’s one of the first people on set, and every late wrap, he’s one of the last people to leave. John has kindly agreed to take part in a Q&A so if you have questions for him, start posting them! [NOTE: at the link above!]
And now, over to Peter…
A brief excerpt:
Jason writes: “Did you ever expect the character of Lorne to take off like it did when you first came up with the character and named him after your brother or father in law? Thanks for casting Kavan Smith in the role, he’s one of my favorites now.”
(Please follow the link for the complete LENGTHY update. Behind-the-scenes photos of Peter DeLuise at the site.)
Peter De Luise and Shy One (Alex Zahara) from Stargate SG-1's 'Beast of Burden.'
April 22, 2009: Director Peter DeLuise Answers Your Questions + Another Upcoming Guest Blogger
Some of my fondest memories of my early years on SG-1 involve Director Peter DeLuise - his fast-paced style, his encyclopedic knowledge of the show’s mythology, and , of course, his unrestrained sense of humor. He occupied the office across the hall from Paul and I, a veritable Stargate shrine he decorated with the weirdest collection of curios imaginable: prop weapons, visceral alien design work, a rubber life cast of a swollen belly with a ready-made pocket for extruding symbiotes. A chamber of horrors to be sure and yet, whenever a cast or crew member would bring their child by, they would inevitably gravitate to his office, partly to check out the weird exhibit, and partly for Peter himself who would inevitably put on a private show for the kids. From my office, I would hear him chatting away with them, discusing their interests, after which the conversation would eventually segue into his “Pull my finger” request and cap off with his trademark Barney the Dinosaur impression that never failed to impress. Peter was (and still is) good for a laugh, but he’s also an incredibly hard-working, dedicated, and talented individual who has scripted and directed some of the franchise’s seminal episodes. As SG-1 drew to an end, a show that had been an important part of his life for many, many seasons, Peter decided to take a break from the franchise…
Well, I’m happy to report that, three years later, Peter is back in the Stargate fold. And, I’m even happier to report that he received nothing but raves for his work on a (not so) little episode called Fire. It’s been a great working with the guy again and I look forward to seeing much more of him in the months to come.
A couple of weeks ago, I asked him whether he might be interested in doing a guest entry for this blog. “It’s simple,”I told him. ”I’ll gather some fan questions and send the your way. You can feel free to pick and choose among them, send back your responses, and I’ll post the whole as a dedicated Peter DeLuise entry.” Sounds perfectly reasonable - unless you’ve never done one of these before and end up so overwhelmed by the fan questions that, instead of picking and choosing, you end up answering all of them. Suffice it to say he was impressed with the care and detail that went into many of your queries and took it upon himself to respond with equal care and detail. Oh, and humor. The practical joke he played on those poor Jaffa extras makes me chuckle every time I think about it.
Now, before I turn things over to Peter, I’d like to make another Stargate-related guest blogger announcement. Producer John G. Lenic has been with the franchise from the very beginning, starting way back on the Children of the Gods pilot. Over his many years with us, his duties have ranged from scheduling and budgeting to coordination and general troubleshooting. Every early call, he’s one of the first people on set, and every late wrap, he’s one of the last people to leave. John has kindly agreed to take part in a Q&A so if you have questions for him, start posting them! [NOTE: at the link above!]
And now, over to Peter…
PDL: First I would very much like to thank Joe for making this Q and A possible… and for making me feel so welcome when I found myself back across the hall from him at the Stargate office. Now on to the questions… I have tried to answer in the spirit the questions were asked. Forgive me if I took them too seriously… or not seriously enough.
A brief excerpt:
Jason writes: “Did you ever expect the character of Lorne to take off like it did when you first came up with the character and named him after your brother or father in law? Thanks for casting Kavan Smith in the role, he’s one of my favorites now.”
PDL: Major Lorne is named after my brother-in-law Lorne Loder in the episode “Enemy Mine”. Kavan Smith stood out from the get go. He’s very focused, handsome and talented. It was a no brainer to bring him back. I didn’t ‘expect’ him to work on Stargate as much as he did but I was not ‘surprised’ because he is so good. (He’s one of my favorites too.)
Stargate SG-1 - SciFi Talk: Ben Browder Audio Interview coming soon - 'Freeze Frame'
From SciFi Talk's MySpace blog:
(Please follow the link for the complete blog entry.)
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
... Today I will chat with Ben Browder and discuss his new project, Freeze Frame ... Much more to come.
(Please follow the link for the complete blog entry.)
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
... Today I will chat with Ben Browder and discuss his new project, Freeze Frame ... Much more to come.
Stargate SG-1 - Video: 'Thor's Hammer'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate SG-1's 'Thor's Hammer' starring Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge and Don S. Davis. Guest stars include Galyn Görg, Vincent Hammond, Tamsin Kelsey, James Earl Jones (as the voice of the Unas) and Mark Gibbon.
In search of allies in their battle against the Goa'ulds, O'Neill and the SG-1 team travel to the planet Cimmeria, home to the legendary Norse gods. But, Cimmeria has long ago been declared off-limits to Goa'ulds and when the team emerges from the Stargate, Teal'c, who as a Jaffa carries an infant Goa'uld within him, is trapped in a mysterious beam of light.
From the Richard Dean Anderson Website Stargate SG-1 Season One Mission Database:
NOTES OF INTEREST:
* The stargate system may have been built by an ancient race other than the Goa'uld.
* There are two kinds of "star gods", the tyrants (eg. Goa'ulds) and the culture bearers (eg. Vikings)
* All Jaffa know the coordinates for Cimmeria to ensure no Goa'uld goes there.
* The hologram of Thor identified himself as "Supreme Commander of the Asgard Fleet".
* High Counsel of Asgard designated Cimmeria a safe world for developing sentient species by unanimous decree, era 40.73.29.
* Hall of Mjollnir is the location of Thor's Hammer in the underground Labyrinth from which only the host can leave alive.
* Unas was the first Goa'uld host, born of the same primordial waters as the Goa'uld, but became a myth. He has great regenerative powers, can use long periods of sleep to survive, and may have been in the Labyrinth for 1000 years.
* Other, older species have been used as Goa'uld hosts before humans.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate SG-1's 'Thor's Hammer' starring Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge and Don S. Davis. Guest stars include Galyn Görg, Vincent Hammond, Tamsin Kelsey, James Earl Jones (as the voice of the Unas) and Mark Gibbon.
In search of allies in their battle against the Goa'ulds, O'Neill and the SG-1 team travel to the planet Cimmeria, home to the legendary Norse gods. But, Cimmeria has long ago been declared off-limits to Goa'ulds and when the team emerges from the Stargate, Teal'c, who as a Jaffa carries an infant Goa'uld within him, is trapped in a mysterious beam of light.
From the Richard Dean Anderson Website Stargate SG-1 Season One Mission Database:
NOTES OF INTEREST:
* The stargate system may have been built by an ancient race other than the Goa'uld.
* There are two kinds of "star gods", the tyrants (eg. Goa'ulds) and the culture bearers (eg. Vikings)
* All Jaffa know the coordinates for Cimmeria to ensure no Goa'uld goes there.
* The hologram of Thor identified himself as "Supreme Commander of the Asgard Fleet".
* High Counsel of Asgard designated Cimmeria a safe world for developing sentient species by unanimous decree, era 40.73.29.
* Hall of Mjollnir is the location of Thor's Hammer in the underground Labyrinth from which only the host can leave alive.
* Unas was the first Goa'uld host, born of the same primordial waters as the Goa'uld, but became a myth. He has great regenerative powers, can use long periods of sleep to survive, and may have been in the Labyrinth for 1000 years.
* Other, older species have been used as Goa'uld hosts before humans.
Eureka - SciFi Channel (US): Season 3 Mini-Marathon Apr 23 '09
From SciFi.com's schedulebot, an evening mini-marathon of Eureka third season episodes has been scheduled on the SciFi Channel (US) for Thursday, April 23 '09:
7:00P BAD TO THE DRONE - Guest starring Jonathon Young, Kirsten Robek and Barclay Hope
8:00P WHAT ABOUT BOB
9:00P BEST IN FAUX - Guest starring Alan Ruck, Holly Dignard, Gabrielle Rose and Lexa Doig
10:00P HERE COME THE SUNS - Guest starring Dean Marshall
NOTE: NEW episodes of 'Eureka' resume July '09!
7:00P BAD TO THE DRONE - Guest starring Jonathon Young, Kirsten Robek and Barclay Hope
8:00P WHAT ABOUT BOB
9:00P BEST IN FAUX - Guest starring Alan Ruck, Holly Dignard, Gabrielle Rose and Lexa Doig
10:00P HERE COME THE SUNS - Guest starring Dean Marshall
NOTE: NEW episodes of 'Eureka' resume July '09!
Stargate Atlantis - Video: 'First Contact'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate Atlantis' 'First Contact,' starring Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, Jewel Staite, Robert Picardo and David Hewlett. Guest stars include Michael Shanks, David Nykl, Christopher Heyerdahl, Mitch Pileggi, Martin Christopher, Sharon Taylor and Chuck Campbell.
Atlantis encounters a mysterious alien race when Dr. Rodney McKay and a visiting Dr. Daniel Jackson stumble upon the secret lab of a rebellious Ancient scientist named Janus.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate Atlantis' 'First Contact,' starring Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, Jewel Staite, Robert Picardo and David Hewlett. Guest stars include Michael Shanks, David Nykl, Christopher Heyerdahl, Mitch Pileggi, Martin Christopher, Sharon Taylor and Chuck Campbell.
Atlantis encounters a mysterious alien race when Dr. Rodney McKay and a visiting Dr. Daniel Jackson stumble upon the secret lab of a rebellious Ancient scientist named Janus.
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