From Joseph Mallozzi's blog for March 28, 2009:
March 28, 2009: Remembering Christine
Whenever I’m asked what I enjoy most about working on the Stargate franchise, my answer is always the same: the people I work with. To the average viewer, their favorite show begins and ends with the actors they invite into their homes every week. The rest of the production personnel are faceless entities, names that scroll by at the beginning and end of a given episode. It’s unfortunate that, for the most part, fans never really have the opportunity to know the many talented people who work behind the scenes. The camera operators, production designers, art directors, visual effects coordinators, and make-up artists to name a few, all incredibly hardworking individuals who give up their early morning, late nights, and the occasional weekends to ensure production runs smoothly and those episodes get delivered in a timely manner.
Christine Mooney was SG-1’s Costume Designer in seasons 7, 8, 9, and part of season 10. Back in 2005, she was nominated for a local Leo Award for Best Costume Design in a Dramatic Series for the episode “It’s Good to be King”, but actually won the award for the episode “Moebius, Part II”. Yes, she was great at what she did, and she was great because she possessed not only an eye for design, but a passion for her work and an obvious deep-seeded trust and affection for her co-workers. There was always a serenity about her, a disarming calmness that instantly put you at ease. And yet, it was always evident that that her patience and soft-spoken composure belied a certain excitement bubbling subtly beneath the surface whenever she presented a design or costume-in-progress. She was proud of her work; proud of her design team. And deservedly so.
She was also a lovely woman, always making it a point to stop me in the hall to either compliment a script, a bit of casting, or the tie I happened to be wearing that day. We were all greatly saddened when she had to leave us partway through SG-1 tenth season, but were all heartened when she made a return visit in early January of this year. Words fail to describe how pleased I was to see her again that day, or how sad I was to learn of her passing late last week.
Christine Mooney was incredibly gifted, an exceptionally courageous woman, and a much-loved member of our extended Stargate family. She‘ll be missed.
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According to IMDB, Ms. Mooney passed away on March 19, 2009, due to breast cancer. Our condolences to Ms. Mooney's family, friends, and co-workers.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Stargate SG-1 - Video: 'The Enemy Within'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate SG-1's 'The Enemy Within' starring Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Michael Shanks and Don S. Davis. Guest stars include Jay Acovone, Kevin McNulty, Gary Jones, Alan Rachins and Warren Takeuchi.
O'Neill and the SG-1 team must attempt to remove a Goa'uld larva that has infected Kawalsky's brain -- but time is running out!
From the Richard Dean Anderson Stargate SG-1 Mission Database website:
NOTES OF INTEREST:
* Mission of SG-2 under the command of Major Charles Kawalsky to P3-575 was aborted, later reinstated under SG-1.
* Colonel Kennedy is on assignment from the Pentagon.
* The iris, made of pure titanium, is less than 3 micrometers from the event horizon, not allowing matter to fully reintegrate.
* DHD, abbreviation for Dial Home Device, controls the stargate.
* The galaxy is populated by the ancient peoples of Earth.
* The Tauri: name for Earth from the tale of a primitive world discovered by the Goa'uld millennia ago, where humans first evolved.
* The Goa'uld harvested humans from this world to become hosts, Jaffa, and slaves.
* A Goa'uld symbiote controls a host by wrapping itself around the spine and controlling the nervous system.
* Goa'uld are born with genetic memory.
* A Jaffa does not communicate with the Goa'uld it carries.
* Code to abort auto-destruct command: 81452667
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate SG-1's 'The Enemy Within' starring Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Michael Shanks and Don S. Davis. Guest stars include Jay Acovone, Kevin McNulty, Gary Jones, Alan Rachins and Warren Takeuchi.
O'Neill and the SG-1 team must attempt to remove a Goa'uld larva that has infected Kawalsky's brain -- but time is running out!
From the Richard Dean Anderson Stargate SG-1 Mission Database website:
NOTES OF INTEREST:
* Mission of SG-2 under the command of Major Charles Kawalsky to P3-575 was aborted, later reinstated under SG-1.
* Colonel Kennedy is on assignment from the Pentagon.
* The iris, made of pure titanium, is less than 3 micrometers from the event horizon, not allowing matter to fully reintegrate.
* DHD, abbreviation for Dial Home Device, controls the stargate.
* The galaxy is populated by the ancient peoples of Earth.
* The Tauri: name for Earth from the tale of a primitive world discovered by the Goa'uld millennia ago, where humans first evolved.
* The Goa'uld harvested humans from this world to become hosts, Jaffa, and slaves.
* A Goa'uld symbiote controls a host by wrapping itself around the spine and controlling the nervous system.
* Goa'uld are born with genetic memory.
* A Jaffa does not communicate with the Goa'uld it carries.
* Code to abort auto-destruct command: 81452667
Battlestar / Doctor Who / Star Trek - Total SciFi: Contest - Vote for Favorite SciFi TV Theme Tune
At Total SciFi:
(Please follow the link for complete contest information.)
Vote for your favourite sci-fi TV theme tune – and win great prizes!
From the Theremin-laced tunes of the 1950s to the current trend for more subtle, evocative title music, science fiction shows have given us some truly great theme tunes.
But what is the greatest sci-fi theme tune ever written? Just trying to whittle it down to 10 candidates proved difficult enough, and there are undoubtedly some strong contenders that haven’t made the cut.
Where, we hear you cry, is Knight Rider? Or Stingray? Or Lost in Space? Or Buck Rogers in the 25th Century? Or Enterprise? OK, maybe not Enterprise…
However, after several hours of screaming, pushing and sumo-wrestling, we have finally agreed on the following shortlist of 10 candidates. All are theme tunes that are both influential and instantly hummable, and reflect the broad range of theme tunes from the history of SF television, from The Twilight Zone and Star Trek right through to the recent reboot of Battlestar Galactica.
Now we want readers to let us know which is their all-time favourite theme tune from the shortlist below. And as an added incentive, one lucky random winner will bag a cinema voucher, a subscription to the Titan Magazines title of their choice and a goody bag. Your vote counts!
SCI-FI THEME TUNES: THE SHORTLIST
1) Battlestar Galactica (remake)
2) Buffy the Vampire Slayer
3) Doctor Who
4) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
5) Quantum Leap
6) Red Dwarf
7) Star Trek (Original Series)
8) Thunderbirds
9) The Twilight Zone
10) The X-Files
Email your choice to dwscifi@titanemail.com by 18 April 2009, after which we’ll announce the poll winner on Total Sci-Fi.
Don't forget to include your name and address!
The small print
The competition closes on 18 April 2009.
The competition is open to UK residents aged 18 or over (though the vote itself is open to everyone) ...
Only one entry per person ...
(Please follow the link for complete contest information.)
Vote for your favourite sci-fi TV theme tune – and win great prizes!
From the Theremin-laced tunes of the 1950s to the current trend for more subtle, evocative title music, science fiction shows have given us some truly great theme tunes.
But what is the greatest sci-fi theme tune ever written? Just trying to whittle it down to 10 candidates proved difficult enough, and there are undoubtedly some strong contenders that haven’t made the cut.
Where, we hear you cry, is Knight Rider? Or Stingray? Or Lost in Space? Or Buck Rogers in the 25th Century? Or Enterprise? OK, maybe not Enterprise…
However, after several hours of screaming, pushing and sumo-wrestling, we have finally agreed on the following shortlist of 10 candidates. All are theme tunes that are both influential and instantly hummable, and reflect the broad range of theme tunes from the history of SF television, from The Twilight Zone and Star Trek right through to the recent reboot of Battlestar Galactica.
Now we want readers to let us know which is their all-time favourite theme tune from the shortlist below. And as an added incentive, one lucky random winner will bag a cinema voucher, a subscription to the Titan Magazines title of their choice and a goody bag. Your vote counts!
SCI-FI THEME TUNES: THE SHORTLIST
1) Battlestar Galactica (remake)
2) Buffy the Vampire Slayer
3) Doctor Who
4) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
5) Quantum Leap
6) Red Dwarf
7) Star Trek (Original Series)
8) Thunderbirds
9) The Twilight Zone
10) The X-Files
Email your choice to dwscifi@titanemail.com by 18 April 2009, after which we’ll announce the poll winner on Total Sci-Fi.
Don't forget to include your name and address!
The small print
The competition closes on 18 April 2009.
The competition is open to UK residents aged 18 or over (though the vote itself is open to everyone) ...
Only one entry per person ...
Star Trek - Movie Trailer # 4
Courtesy of SciFi Talk.
Star Trek premieres in theaters on May 8 '09.
Find more videos like this on Sci-Fi Talk
Star Trek premieres in theaters on May 8 '09.
Find more videos like this on Sci-Fi Talk
Tahmoh Penikett - Dollhouse - Video: "Man on the Street'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Dollhouse's 'Man on the Street,' starring Eliza Dushku, Harry Lennix, Fran Kranz, Tahmoh Penikett, Enver Gjokaj, Dichen Lachman and Olivia Williams. Guest stars include Amy Acker, Reed Diamond, Kevin Kilner, Liza Lapira, Patton Oswalt, Mark Sheppard and Aisha Hinds.
Echo and Agent Ballard come face-to-face for the first time.
Courtesy of FOX and HULU, Dollhouse's 'Man on the Street,' starring Eliza Dushku, Harry Lennix, Fran Kranz, Tahmoh Penikett, Enver Gjokaj, Dichen Lachman and Olivia Williams. Guest stars include Amy Acker, Reed Diamond, Kevin Kilner, Liza Lapira, Patton Oswalt, Mark Sheppard and Aisha Hinds.
Echo and Agent Ballard come face-to-face for the first time.
Sanctuary - Amanda Tapping - Video: 'The Five'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Sanctuary's 'The Five,' starring Amanda Tapping, Robin Dunne, Emilie Ullerup, Christopher Heyerdahl and Ryan Robbins. Guest stars include Chuck Campbell, Colin Corrigan, Rob Hayter and Jonathon Young.
Circumstances and enemies separate Magnus, Ashley and Will. Now they must each decide whom to trust, and whom to flee.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Sanctuary's 'The Five,' starring Amanda Tapping, Robin Dunne, Emilie Ullerup, Christopher Heyerdahl and Ryan Robbins. Guest stars include Chuck Campbell, Colin Corrigan, Rob Hayter and Jonathon Young.
Circumstances and enemies separate Magnus, Ashley and Will. Now they must each decide whom to trust, and whom to flee.
Space Podcast - Mar 20 '09 - Cast of The Big Bang Theory
From Canada's Space Channel's Space Podcast:
SPACE PODCAST
March 20, 2009 - This week’s podcast features the cast of The Big Bang Theory, David Eick expounds on BSG, and Harlan Ellison gets his rant on over creator's rights and internet rumours. As well, host Mark Askwith spirited his way into the vault for an interview with the author of the Twilight series, Stephenie Meyer.
Download link
SPACE PODCAST
March 20, 2009 - This week’s podcast features the cast of The Big Bang Theory, David Eick expounds on BSG, and Harlan Ellison gets his rant on over creator's rights and internet rumours. As well, host Mark Askwith spirited his way into the vault for an interview with the author of the Twilight series, Stephenie Meyer.
Download link
Stargate Atlantis - Canada's Space Channel - Season 4 Premieres Mar 29 '09 + VIDEOS
Stargate Atlantis' season four premieres on Canada's Space Channel on Sunday, March 29 '09 at 8pm.
At their web site:
Stargate Atlantis Season 4 will be premiering on SPACE this Sunday at 8et. In honour of this event, we have posted some clips from the Atlantis cast and crew, talking about the final season and bidding a fond farewell to fans of the series.
Watch the special messages to SPACE fans here:
Joseph Mallozzi
Clip runs 5 mins 15 seconds
Joe Flanigan
Clip runs 22 seconds
Paul McGillion - talks about Carson Beckett's return in season four.
Clip runs 53 seconds
Paul McGillion - thanks the fans.
Clip runs 53 seconds
Rachel Luttrell - gives a heartfelt thanks to fans.
Clip runs 2 mins 3 seconds
David Hewlett - gives a big thanks to the fans
Clip runs 49 seconds
Joseph Mallozzi - gives us a tour of the Stargate Atlantis set before it was retired.
Clip runs 6 mins 2 seconds
At their web site:
Stargate Atlantis Season 4 will be premiering on SPACE this Sunday at 8et. In honour of this event, we have posted some clips from the Atlantis cast and crew, talking about the final season and bidding a fond farewell to fans of the series.
Watch the special messages to SPACE fans here:
Joseph Mallozzi
Clip runs 5 mins 15 seconds
Joe Flanigan
Clip runs 22 seconds
Paul McGillion - talks about Carson Beckett's return in season four.
Clip runs 53 seconds
Paul McGillion - thanks the fans.
Clip runs 53 seconds
Rachel Luttrell - gives a heartfelt thanks to fans.
Clip runs 2 mins 3 seconds
David Hewlett - gives a big thanks to the fans
Clip runs 49 seconds
Joseph Mallozzi - gives us a tour of the Stargate Atlantis set before it was retired.
Clip runs 6 mins 2 seconds
Stargate Atlantis - Video: 'The Shrine'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of the SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate Atlantis' 'The Shrine,' starring Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, Jewel Staite, Robert Picardo and David Hewlett. Guest stars include Kate Hewlett, David Nykl and Sharon Taylor.
A fantastic episode, with superb performances, especially by David Hewlett, Kate Hewlett and Joe Flanigan.
While on a rescue mission to another planet, Dr. Rodney McKay falls fatally ill and his sister Jeannie is summoned from Earth to say her final goodbyes.
Courtesy of the SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate Atlantis' 'The Shrine,' starring Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, Jewel Staite, Robert Picardo and David Hewlett. Guest stars include Kate Hewlett, David Nykl and Sharon Taylor.
A fantastic episode, with superb performances, especially by David Hewlett, Kate Hewlett and Joe Flanigan.
While on a rescue mission to another planet, Dr. Rodney McKay falls fatally ill and his sister Jeannie is summoned from Earth to say her final goodbyes.
Battlestar Galactica - Video: 'Daybreak, Part 2'
US geo-coded.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, the Battlestar Galactica series finale, 'Daybreak, Part 2,' starring Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Katee Sackhoff, Jamie Bamber, James Callis, Tricia Helfer, Grace Park, Michael Hogan, Aaron Douglas, Tahmoh Penikett and Michael Trucco. Guest stars include Simone Bailly, Matthew Bennett, Leah Cairns, Brad Dryborough, Colin Lawrence, Tobias Mehler, Kerry Norton, Bodie Olmos, Callum Keith Rennie, Donnelly Rhodes, Rekha Sharma, Mark Sheppard, Dean Stockwell, Kate Vernon and Rick Worthy.
In the final episode, conflicts reach a climax while Cylons and humans face a stark choice.
Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, the Battlestar Galactica series finale, 'Daybreak, Part 2,' starring Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Katee Sackhoff, Jamie Bamber, James Callis, Tricia Helfer, Grace Park, Michael Hogan, Aaron Douglas, Tahmoh Penikett and Michael Trucco. Guest stars include Simone Bailly, Matthew Bennett, Leah Cairns, Brad Dryborough, Colin Lawrence, Tobias Mehler, Kerry Norton, Bodie Olmos, Callum Keith Rennie, Donnelly Rhodes, Rekha Sharma, Mark Sheppard, Dean Stockwell, Kate Vernon and Rick Worthy.
In the final episode, conflicts reach a climax while Cylons and humans face a stark choice.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Stargate / Battlestar / Heroes - Supanova Con Australia - Mar/Apr '09
At Supanova:
(Please follow the link for the complete convention information.)
The Supa-Stars of Supanova 2009 - Melbourne & Brisbane!
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Other Creatures, may we present for you, our list of guests for Supanova 2009 in Melbourne (March 27-29) and Brisbane (April 3-5)
Film & TV Guest Supa-Stars
* Hayden Panettiere - Heroes, Racing Stripes, Raising Helen, Alley McBeal
* Katee Sackhoff - Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Woman - Melbourne only
* Richard Hatch – Original and Re-imagined Battlestar Galactica
* Amber Benson - Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Brisbane only
* Adam Busch - Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Brisbane only
* Justin Chon - Twilight, The O.C. - Melbourne only
* Bonnie Piesse - Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith
Animation & Anime Supa-Stars
* Vic Mignogna – Full Metal Alchemist, DragonBall Z, Bleach
* Dave Willis – Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Space Ghost Coast to Coast
* Dana Snyder – Aqua Teen Hunger Force, The Venture Brothers
* Jhonen Vasquez – Invader Zim, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac
Comic-Book Supa-Stars
* Todd McFarlane – Spawn, Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk - Brisbane only
* Whilce Portacio – Spawn, Wetworks, Batman Confidential - Melbourne only
* The Vampress Girls - creators Jacy & Nick Nova - Melbourne only
* Nicola Scott – Birds of Prey, Secret Six, Star Wars Empire
* David Yardin – X-Men vs Hulk, Black Panther, Storm
* Colin Wilson - 2000AD, Blueberry: The Early Years, Star Wars (Dark Horse)
* Tom Taylor - Flinch, Star Wars: Invasion (Dark Horse)
* Stewart McKenny - DC Superfriends, Clone War Adventures - Brisbane only
* Wayne Nichols - Star Wars Unleashed, Church of Hell - Brisbane only
* Christopher Sequeira - Astonishing Tales, Cthulhu, Justice League Adventures
* W. Chew Chan - Iron Man, The Phantom, Borderlander
* Jan Scherpenhuizen - Wolverine Doombringer, Lost inSpace - Melbourne only
* Jon Sommariva - Gemini, Go Boy 7, Star Wars Tales - Brisbane only
* Jeffrey Cruz - Streetfighter II Turbo, Sinbad: Rogue of Mars - Melbourne only
Literary Supa-Stars
* Jennifer Fallon – Tide Lords, The Hythrun Chronicles, Second Sons [Also Stargate SG-1: Roswell]
* Marianne de Pierres - Sentients of Orion, Parrish Plessis - Brisbane only
* Andrew Warrilow - The Familiar’s Tale, The Dream Dimension - Brisbane only
* Suzanne Woods - Stargate SG-1: Barque of Heaven - Melbourne only
* Anita Blake - Crystal Coffin, Project Apocalypse - Brisbane only
Gaming Supa-Stars
* Steve Stamadiatis – TY the Tasmanian Tiger, Blade Kitten - Brisbane only
And THAT is our guest line-up for Melbourne and Brisbane 2009!
(Please follow the link for the complete convention information.)
The Supa-Stars of Supanova 2009 - Melbourne & Brisbane!
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Other Creatures, may we present for you, our list of guests for Supanova 2009 in Melbourne (March 27-29) and Brisbane (April 3-5)
Film & TV Guest Supa-Stars
* Hayden Panettiere - Heroes, Racing Stripes, Raising Helen, Alley McBeal
* Katee Sackhoff - Battlestar Galactica, Bionic Woman - Melbourne only
* Richard Hatch – Original and Re-imagined Battlestar Galactica
* Amber Benson - Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Brisbane only
* Adam Busch - Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Brisbane only
* Justin Chon - Twilight, The O.C. - Melbourne only
* Bonnie Piesse - Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith
Animation & Anime Supa-Stars
* Vic Mignogna – Full Metal Alchemist, DragonBall Z, Bleach
* Dave Willis – Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Space Ghost Coast to Coast
* Dana Snyder – Aqua Teen Hunger Force, The Venture Brothers
* Jhonen Vasquez – Invader Zim, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac
Comic-Book Supa-Stars
* Todd McFarlane – Spawn, Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk - Brisbane only
* Whilce Portacio – Spawn, Wetworks, Batman Confidential - Melbourne only
* The Vampress Girls - creators Jacy & Nick Nova - Melbourne only
* Nicola Scott – Birds of Prey, Secret Six, Star Wars Empire
* David Yardin – X-Men vs Hulk, Black Panther, Storm
* Colin Wilson - 2000AD, Blueberry: The Early Years, Star Wars (Dark Horse)
* Tom Taylor - Flinch, Star Wars: Invasion (Dark Horse)
* Stewart McKenny - DC Superfriends, Clone War Adventures - Brisbane only
* Wayne Nichols - Star Wars Unleashed, Church of Hell - Brisbane only
* Christopher Sequeira - Astonishing Tales, Cthulhu, Justice League Adventures
* W. Chew Chan - Iron Man, The Phantom, Borderlander
* Jan Scherpenhuizen - Wolverine Doombringer, Lost inSpace - Melbourne only
* Jon Sommariva - Gemini, Go Boy 7, Star Wars Tales - Brisbane only
* Jeffrey Cruz - Streetfighter II Turbo, Sinbad: Rogue of Mars - Melbourne only
Literary Supa-Stars
* Jennifer Fallon – Tide Lords, The Hythrun Chronicles, Second Sons [Also Stargate SG-1: Roswell]
* Marianne de Pierres - Sentients of Orion, Parrish Plessis - Brisbane only
* Andrew Warrilow - The Familiar’s Tale, The Dream Dimension - Brisbane only
* Suzanne Woods - Stargate SG-1: Barque of Heaven - Melbourne only
* Anita Blake - Crystal Coffin, Project Apocalypse - Brisbane only
Gaming Supa-Stars
* Steve Stamadiatis – TY the Tasmanian Tiger, Blade Kitten - Brisbane only
And THAT is our guest line-up for Melbourne and Brisbane 2009!
Eureka - Death Ray Magazine: Exclusive Colin Ferguson Interview
At Death Ray Magazine:
(Please follow the link for the complete interview.)
The long arm of the law
Being an exclusive interview with Colin Ferguson, renowned for his performance as the wholesome Sheriff Jack Carter in science fiction superbrain show Eureka (a.k.a. A Town Called Eureka) and only the other day passing through the UK on convention duties. We touch on such issues as the strangely rebranded SyFy (né SCI FI), the future of Eureka, post-apocalyptic zombie-killing, family telly, and why actors should direct their own shows. All of this and more ...
A brief excerpt:
Death Ray: What's the status of the programme at the moment?
Death Ray: What's the theme of the third series [season]?
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The second half of Eureka's third season premieres July '09 on the SciFi Channel (US).
(Please follow the link for the complete interview.)
The long arm of the law
Being an exclusive interview with Colin Ferguson, renowned for his performance as the wholesome Sheriff Jack Carter in science fiction superbrain show Eureka (a.k.a. A Town Called Eureka) and only the other day passing through the UK on convention duties. We touch on such issues as the strangely rebranded SyFy (né SCI FI), the future of Eureka, post-apocalyptic zombie-killing, family telly, and why actors should direct their own shows. All of this and more ...
A brief excerpt:
Death Ray: What's the status of the programme at the moment?
Colin Ferguson: "We shot season three which was 18 episodes, but in two halves – I don't get that! It's cheaper for them, because otherwise people would get raises with the new season. I think that's honestly what they do. It's big business. I've been told very certainly that we're coming back for season four. They're talking about doing 22 episodes. We lose some cast members this year; I won't specify who. Most are coming back next year, but there's some attrition, written in."
Death Ray: What's the theme of the third series [season]?
Colin Ferguson: "The first half of the third series would be the wedding of Allison and Nathan Stark – which didn't go well to say the least! And then by the end of the series, Allison's pregnant, Henry has a long lost love come back and Jordan going off to college. And I have a love interest! The actress Jaime Ray Newman comes in. It's nice to have him fall for somebody. I didn't think it would work between the sheriff and someone who was hyper-intelligent, but they hooked me up with Jaime and it did ..."
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The second half of Eureka's third season premieres July '09 on the SciFi Channel (US).
Sanctuary - Geek Syndicate: Damian Kindler Audio Interview
At Geek Syndicate:
Interview with Sanctuary creator Damian Kindler
In this solo interview Barry [at Geek Syndicate] chats with Damian Kindler the creator, executive producer, and writer of the TV show Sanctuary. Damian reveals how Sanctuary came to be, spills some info on season2 and the Sanctuary universe. Damian also explains why he would rather be writing scripts than novels. The joys of Twitter and the first ever Sanctuary Con is also discussed.
Download link
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Sanctuary's season two is tentatively scheduled to premiere on the SciFi Channel (or Syfy) on Friday, October 2 '09.
Interview with Sanctuary creator Damian Kindler
In this solo interview Barry [at Geek Syndicate] chats with Damian Kindler the creator, executive producer, and writer of the TV show Sanctuary. Damian reveals how Sanctuary came to be, spills some info on season2 and the Sanctuary universe. Damian also explains why he would rather be writing scripts than novels. The joys of Twitter and the first ever Sanctuary Con is also discussed.
Download link
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Sanctuary's season two is tentatively scheduled to premiere on the SciFi Channel (or Syfy) on Friday, October 2 '09.
Stargate: Ark of Truth - Sidewalks TV: Video Interview - Michael Shanks, Ben Browder & Christopher Judge
From March 2008, at Sidewalks TV, a video interview with Stargate: Ark of Truth's Michael Shanks (Dr. Daniel Jackson), Ben Browder (Col. Cameron Mitchell) and Christopher Judge (Teal'c).
Some screencaps from the video:
Some screencaps from the video:
Stargate: Ark of Truth - GateWorld: Full Coverage: Ark of Truth
Stargate: The Ark of Truth premieres on the SciFi Channel (US) Friday March 27 '09 at 9pm.
At GateWorld:
FULL COVERAGE: The Ark of Truth
Discussion
Review
Movie Guide
Photos
Screen Caps
BUY: DVD
BUY: BLU-RAY
At GateWorld:
FULL COVERAGE: The Ark of Truth
Discussion
Review
Movie Guide
Photos
Screen Caps
BUY: DVD
BUY: BLU-RAY
Lexa Doig - Video: NEW SciFi Channel Movie, 'Fireball' Trailer
Airing Sunday, May 3 at 9pm on the SciFi Channel (US), 'Fireball,' an '09 made-for-TV movie filmed in Canada, and starring:
Aleks Paunovic, Lexa Doig, Aaron Pearl, Colin Cunningham.
Dread Central has a review and and RHI has a Photo Gallery.
'Fireball' is repeated on the SciFi Channel (US) on Sunday, May 3 '09 at 9pm.
Aleks Paunovic, Lexa Doig, Aaron Pearl, Colin Cunningham.
Dread Central has a review and and RHI has a Photo Gallery.
'Fireball' is repeated on the SciFi Channel (US) on Sunday, May 3 '09 at 9pm.
Stargate Universe's Lou Diamond Phillips - NEW SciFi Channel Movie, 'Carny'
Airing Saturday, April 25 at 9pm on the SciFi Channel (US), the NEW '09 made-for-TV movie, 'Carny,' co-starring Stargate: Universe's Lou Diamond Phillips. The movie also co-stars Alan C. Peterson, Domenic Cuzzocrea, Vlasta Vrana and Simone Elise Girard.
From the Muse Entertainment website
Synopsis:
When a blood thirsty creature known as the Jersey Devil escapes from a travelling carnival and begins to inflict terrible revenge on the citizens of a small town it's up to the Sheriff to track and kill the beast before it's too late.
From the Muse Entertainment website
Synopsis:
When a blood thirsty creature known as the Jersey Devil escapes from a travelling carnival and begins to inflict terrible revenge on the citizens of a small town it's up to the Sheriff to track and kill the beast before it's too late.
Stargate Atlantis / SG-1 - Novels: 3rd Annual Scribe Award Nominations
At The International Association of Media Tie-In Writers:
(Please follow the link for the complete list of nominees.)
The Third Annual Scribe Awards (2009)
The 2009 Scribe Award submissions, for books pubished in 2008, are listed below. The nominees will be announced in March and the winners announced at a ceremony at Comicon in San Diego in July.
2009 SCRIBE AWARD SUBMISSIONS
SPECULATIVE FICTION
BEST NOVEL—ORIGINAL
STARGATE SG-1: HYDRA by Holly Scott & Jaime Duncan
STARGATE SG-1: THE BARQUE OF HEAVEN by Suzanne Wood
STARGATE SG-1: DO NO HARM by Karen Miller
STARGATE ATLANTIS: MIRROR, MIRROR by Sabine Bauer
The IAMTW is dedicated to enhancing the professional and public image of tie-in writers...to working with the media to review tie-in novels and publicize their authors...to educating people about who we are and what we do....and to providing a forum for tie-in writers to share information, support one another, and discuss issues relating to our field (via a regular e-newsletter, our website, and our active discussion group). Our members include authors active in many other professional writer organizations (MWA, PWA, WGA, SFWA, etc.) and who share their unique perspectives with their fellow tie-in writers. Our name itself is a declaration of pride in what we do: I AM a Tie-in Writer. You can find out more about the IAMTW by looking around this website.
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Fandemonium Press Stargate Novels web site
(Please follow the link for the complete list of nominees.)
The Third Annual Scribe Awards (2009)
The 2009 Scribe Award submissions, for books pubished in 2008, are listed below. The nominees will be announced in March and the winners announced at a ceremony at Comicon in San Diego in July.
2009 SCRIBE AWARD SUBMISSIONS
SPECULATIVE FICTION
BEST NOVEL—ORIGINAL
STARGATE SG-1: HYDRA by Holly Scott & Jaime Duncan
STARGATE SG-1: THE BARQUE OF HEAVEN by Suzanne Wood
STARGATE SG-1: DO NO HARM by Karen Miller
STARGATE ATLANTIS: MIRROR, MIRROR by Sabine Bauer
The IAMTW is dedicated to enhancing the professional and public image of tie-in writers...to working with the media to review tie-in novels and publicize their authors...to educating people about who we are and what we do....and to providing a forum for tie-in writers to share information, support one another, and discuss issues relating to our field (via a regular e-newsletter, our website, and our active discussion group). Our members include authors active in many other professional writer organizations (MWA, PWA, WGA, SFWA, etc.) and who share their unique perspectives with their fellow tie-in writers. Our name itself is a declaration of pride in what we do: I AM a Tie-in Writer. You can find out more about the IAMTW by looking around this website.
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Fandemonium Press Stargate Novels web site
Stargate Atlantis - Video: MGM Stargate: 'Wraith in Vegas'
At MGM Stargate:
(Please follow the link to view the video in its original format.)
Wraith In Vegas
1:24 4.43MB
Executive Producer Robert Cooper discusses the Wraith in Vegas.
(Please follow the link to view the video in its original format.)
Wraith In Vegas
1:24 4.43MB
Executive Producer Robert Cooper discusses the Wraith in Vegas.
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