Stargate SG-1/Atlantis/Universe

[PuddleJumper67]

"Sheppard is captured by the inhabitants of a generational ship and their beautiful leader, who wish to use his ability to use Ancient technology for their own ends." I’m curious to see what they want to use the technology for. Also looking forward to Jill Wagner’s guest spot – she was on "Punk’d" and "Blade: The Series."

 

[Dr Lee]

Sweet pic....

More importatnly for us SGA watchers-

Season Five is a go!

Sci-fi has ordered another 20 episodes. Incidently that means that the S5 finale is the 100th SGA episode.

Wonder what they'll do for it Maybe a SG-1 X-over?

 

[wiegeabo]

Sweet pic....

More importatnly for us SGA watchers-

Season Five is a go!

Sci-fi has ordered another 20 episodes. Incidently that means that the S5 finale is the 100th SGA episode.

Wonder what they'll do for it Maybe a SG-1 X-over?

Awesome news!

 

[GhostPoet]

Sweet pic....

More importatnly for us SGA watchers-

Season Five is a go!

Sci-fi has ordered another 20 episodes. Incidently that means that the S5 finale is the 100th SGA episode.

Wonder what they'll do for it Maybe a SG-1 X-over?

Not suprising considering how great this season of SGA has been!

 

[Gold Samurai]

. SG-1 lasted 5 seasons on scifi. I'll stop worrying when Atlantis gets to season 6

 

[LexCorp]

So glad it has started back up again. We get it on Sky in the UK.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

Create your own phone message from Rodney McKay

http://stargate.mgm.com/mckay-vms.html

 

[LexCorp]

Create your own phone message from Rodney McKay

http://stargate.mgm.com/mckay-vms.html

Oh that is frackin sweet!

 

[ROOR]

Don't know if anyone posted or cares, but I've seen General Hammond twice this week. He was on last week's Flash Gordon (which isn't too promising) but he also played a character on last night's Supernatural. I always liked him, so it was nice to see him getting some work.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

He seems to be on everything that films in Vancouver at least once or twice. He was on The Dead Zone for a few episodes, and I'm pretty sure I've seen him on The 4400, too.

 

[ROOR]

Hmph, that's cool. I don't watch dead zone, and I guess I must have just missed him on 4400, it's not something I watch religiously. Hopefully that's his last Flash Gordon appearance, because they had him playing this over the top editor and it was not his finest work.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I saw. My DVR recorded like 10 minutes of Flash Gordon before Atlantis last week for some reason.

 

[wiegeabo]

I saw. My DVR recorded like 10 minutes of Flash Gordon before Atlantis last week for some reason.

Probably because Flash and Atlantis have been running long this season. Flash usually ends around 8:05.

 

[PuddleJumper67]

"Making Space" -- Special effects supervisor Wray Douglas gives a behind-the-scenes look at space simulation. Check it out:
http://stargate.mgm.com/video.php?id=74

 

[Dr Lee]

New Mallozzi Blog entry....
>NEW! October 4 - "Looks like tomorrow will be a doozy that will see 'The Last Man' wrapping late, late, late -- or early, early, early depending on how you look at it. On tap: triage, battle action, on the bridge of the Phoenix."
(Executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, in a post at his blog)

Phoenix? New ship? <

Eh?

 

[Lord Blackbolt]

I'd like a stargate show set many years in the future. And the whole world knows of the gate

 

[Superfreak]

I'd like a stargate show set many years in the future. And the whole world knows of the gate

I'd go even further. I'd like to see a show set around the time when we puny humans are the ancients... and we, or whats left of us, have to help the next big species survive in the universe.

 

[PuddleJumper67]

New update to the SGA online video game &#8211; Sheppard must get rid of the Wraith that have snuck onboard. Find a gun, then get rid of all the Wraith.

http://stargate.mgm.com/games/index.html

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I'd like a stargate show set many years in the future. And the whole world knows of the gate

I'd go even further. I'd like to see a show set around the time when we puny humans are the ancients... and we, or whats left of us, have to help the next big species survive in the universe.

I'd just like another Earth-based Stargate show. Atlantis is nice, but they went from one planet mostly covered in water to another planet mostly covered in water between last season and this one. That's nowhere near as cool or interesting as the Cheyenne complex.

Alternatively, it'd be cool to see Atlantis act as a ship for longer, coasting through space and hanging out. The energy required would be enormous, but just have the expedition stumble onto a ZPM factory planet or something. Atlantis in space would've been sweet if it lasted more than like 50 minutes between two episodes.

 

[LexCorp]

I'd just like another Earth-based Stargate show. Atlantis is nice, but they went from one planet mostly covered in water to another planet mostly covered in water between last season and this one. That's nowhere near as cool or interesting as the Cheyenne complex.

Alternatively, it'd be cool to see Atlantis act as a ship for longer, coasting through space and hanging out. The energy required would be enormous, but just have the expedition stumble onto a ZPM factory planet or something. Atlantis in space would've been sweet if it lasted more than like 50 minutes between two episodes.

Yes that would have been cool. They could have simply landed the planet where they wanted to and have all sorts of adventures.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Well, that would be a bit odd, but they could easily go into a geosynchronous orbit and gate down to whatever planet they want.

 

[wiegeabo]

Who here's seen A Dog's Breakfast?

I just got through watching it. That movie killed me. I had to pause it so many times because I was laughing so hard. Even more proof that David Hewlett's a genius. Everyone did a great job.

 

[LexCorp]

Well, that would be a bit odd, but they could easily go into a geosynchronous orbit and gate down to whatever planet they want.

Odd how so? City ships land places all the time.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Well, Atlantis seems a bit unwieldy to constantly land and then take off all the time. Plus, we know from last season's finale that breaking orbit requires a ginormous amount of energy. Why bother wasting all those ZPMs when they could just comfortably float around in space, where gravity's not a factor, and gate down or take jumpers?

 

[GhostPoet]

Well, Atlantis seems a bit unwieldy to constantly land and then take off all the time. Plus, we know from last season's finale that breaking orbit requires a ginormous amount of energy. Why bother wasting all those ZPMs when they could just comfortably float around in space, where gravity's not a factor, and gate down or take jumpers?

Well that....and floating around in space has a lot more negatives. Sure, you can travel around more...but you always have to worry about what if something drains the shields? Or Wraith sneak in and deactivate the EMP's...at least on a planet they don't need to worry about all the things that could go wrong in the void of space.