20.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 7:53 am by DeeKayP
Camile Wray during a more quiet moment in “Life”
“I was immediately attracted to this story,” writer Carl Binder told the Official Magazine (pdf file), “because it’s all about Ming-Na’s character, who is the IOA member on board the ship who, prior to this, has projected this tough exterior and been very by-the-book. We thought it would be interesting to put her into a situation where she could completely fall apart and you get to see a vulnerable side to her. We also discover some things about Lt. Scott’s past in ‘Life,’ as well.”
We’ll make these discoveries about the two characters via the body-swapping technology of the communication stones. You’ll meet the mysterious Sharon that Camile Wray spoke about in her “message in a bottle” from “Light”: “If, um…if anyone finds this within the next…I don’t know, forty years. Tell Sharon…my last thoughts were of her.” And, for Lt. Scott, you’ll find out more about Annie, someone Scott barely knows but holds a life-altering secret.
While these two are visiting Earth via the stones, TV Guide says, “On the Destiny, the crew explores new sections of the ship, which yields the discovery of a promising Ancient device.”
“Life” will be shown tonight, November 20, on the Syfy Channel (US) and Space (Canada) at 9 PM ET and 10 PM ET, respectively. The episode will be broadcast by Sky One (UK) on Tuesday, November 24, at 8 PM, and finally, on Friday, November 27, on the Sci Fi Channel (Australia) at 8:30 PM.
After viewing, you’re invited to return to the site to vote in the episode poll on the main page and discuss the episode here (in the comments), in our on-site forum, or at our LiveJournal Companion.
Guides to the Season One episodes can be found in our Stargate Wiki. And don’t forget the episode chatter that’s bound to take place from the actors, writers, producers, and the press that you can read from our Stargate Twitter Superfeed.
Last Week’s “Time” Ratings
Last week’s episode “Time” had 1.802 million viewers, according to TV By The Numbers, up from last week’s series low numbers of 1.626 million. (These are the “Live Plus Same Day” ratings.)
Creative consultant Joe Mallozzi mentioned that official word hasn’t been given yet on a season two, but just in case, the writers are busy outlining the first few episodes. There are several steps an episode takes before it ever gets filmed, so here’s just a quick rundown of the terms used by Mallozzi in relating what’s happening in the production office among the staff writers:
Pitch – An idea gets “pitched” out to the writers.
Spin – Everyone “spins” the pitch into a workable idea.
Break – As with SG-1 and SGA before it, SGU episodes include a teaser and five acts. The writers then “break” their ideas down into these acts in order to get the story’s “major dramatic beats.”
Beat Sheet – The story broken down into its teaser and five acts.
Outline – Working from the beat sheet, the writer creates a “blueprint” of the story: the outline. This is the scene-by-scene breakdown of the episode. The writers hand in their outlines for peer review and receive notes.
Script – Once an outline gets approved, the writer finally pens the script. Page count is important, since that gives them an idea of how long the “script is running” for filming. Each Stargate series had their own page formatting details, so the page counts are different among them, but with SGU, the average script runs around 50 pages, which translates into the approximate 44 minutes of screen time. There may be several iterations of reviews and rewrites before the script is ever taken before the cameras.
For more information about the writing process, visit Joseph Mallozzi’s Production Diary and his current weblog.
[Images from MGM.]
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13.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 6:04 am by DeeKayP
Eli discovers a kino where one shouldn’t be in “Time”
“To those asking ‘When are we going to have our next alien encounter?’” creative consultant Joseph Mallozzi began to tease his weblog readers, “be careful what you wish for because this episode provides the answer in creepy, mind-bending style. As producer on the show, I watch the individual episodes so many [times] I’m honestly well weary of them by the time that final mix comes around. Time, however, is an exception. This is one of those rare episodes I’ll actually watch when it airs. Fantastic – but not for the faint of heart or weak of mind. As my second grade teacher Mrs. Vowels used to say: ‘Put on your thinking caps’ because this one could bruise your brain.”
Mallozzi also wrote in early October that “Time,” written, directed, and produced by Robert C. Cooper, is “complete with creepy as hell visual effects (kudos to Mark Savela and his team)” and “has the look and feel of a big screen feature.”
According to TV Guide, the story goes like this: “An away team finds a kino beside a Stargate on a jungle world, which contains video footage of the team that was shot prior to their arrival. Then, an illness cripples the team, forcing them to quarantine themselves on the planet.”
“Time” will be shown tonight, November 13, on the Syfy Channel (US) and Space (Canada) at 9 PM ET and 10 PM ET, respectively. The episode will be broadcast by Sky One (UK) on Tuesday, November 17, at 8 PM, and finally, on Friday, November 20, on the Sci Fi Channel (Australia) at 8:30 PM.
After viewing, you’re invited to return to the site to vote in the episode poll on the main page and discuss the episode here (in the comments), in our on-site forum, or at our LiveJournal Companion.
Guides to the Season One episodes can be found in our Stargate Wiki. And don’t forget the episode chatter that’s bound to take place from the actors, writers, producers, and the press that you can read from our Stargate Twitter Superfeed.
Last Week’s “Earth” Ratings
Last week’s episode “Earth” had 1.626 million viewers, according to TV By The Numbers, down from the previous week’s “Light” viewership of 1.974 million. But this shouldn’t be discouraging, says Mallozzi in his weblog. “It was an 11% drop (I believe) across the board. Also, while our same days +1 ratings have dipped, our +7 ratings have steadily increased suggesting that our audience is simply time shifting.”
[Images from MGM.]
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12.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, SG-1, Universe at 5:18 pm by DeeKayP
Amanda Tapping as Dr. Helen Magnus of Sanctuary (image from Syfy)
In a wonderfully fun and informative interview, Stargate star Amanda Tapping talked with Jenna Busch of the Huffington Post about her hit show Sanctuary, her newly-launched charity Sanctuary for Kids (S4K), and bringing fellow Stargate star Michael Shanks into “Penance”, an episode of Sanctuary that will be airing in December.
The interview is full of all kinds of goodies for Tapping and Shanks fans, including two large images of Shanks in his Jimmy role. Be careful when visiting there since the article’s title doesn’t include the word “spoilers” for nothing. Here are a few—non-spoilery—highlights:
On having Michael Shanks guest star in Sanctuary:
Oh, it was awesome to have him. And there is actually a really cool scene where Helen and Jimmy, the character that Michael plays, see each other for the first time in the episode, and it’s so genuine. We’re both just grinning from ear to ear. It was really sweet. It was a really nice moment for Michael and I. But what we did … we really wanted to get him on the show because he’s such a good actor and a friend. And we didn’t want it to be the Amanda and Michael show. We didn’t want it to be Daniel and Sam. We didn’t want to fall into those old rhythms. And for Michael too. He felt the same way that we did. We wanted to bring him back but not make it just about the two of us. So in actual fact, we don’t have a lot of scenes together. Most of his scenes are with Agam who plays Kate Freelander. [...spoilers...] You find out a lot more about Kate’s backstory, and a lot about Jimmy’s backstory. It’s a really sweet episode. It’s a tough episode. But he blew us away. He did a great job.
On directing, acting, and producing at the same time:
It’s not my first choice of things to do. [laughs] You just feel so schizophrenic, Jenna, because I’m acting in the episode and I’m directing it, so I’ve got to see the whole thing and then I’m also producing. When we initially talked about me directing, it was November, it was in LA, we were meeting with the network…Mark Stern (SyFy’s Executive Vice President for Original Content) said, ‘Hey, that would be great.’ And I was like, yeah! Because I was relaxed and we’d finished the season and everything was good. But as it became closer to the time I was directing, I turned to Martin (Wood) and Damian (Kindler) and said, ‘Forget it. I can’t do this. This is ridiculous. I’m too busy.’ Helen is insane this year. As you’ve seen so far this season, it’s pretty torturous for poor Helen. And so, by the time we came towards that episode, I was freaking out.
For me, the biggest thing is prep. I have to know my shot list, know how I’m going to edit the show and so when I go into shoot it, I’ll explain to the DP exactly what I want. I’ll set it up with second team and then I’ll go in. The beauty of the episode that I directed was that Helen [...spoilers...]
On joining Twitter:
I got roped into Twitter. I actually quite enjoy it! But I don’t go on as often as some. But Ming-Na (Stargate Universe) said to me, when we did this Stargate ladies lunch, she said, ‘You’re not on Twitter? What, are you crazy? You’ve got to get on Twitter! You’ve got your charity coming up, your show…it’s great! It’s so much fun! Oh my god! It’s not that hard. It doesn’t take a huge amount of time.’ Because I’m a luddite. I’m happy chiseling my grocery list into a rock. Like, I have an iPhone and it tells me what I’m supposed to do. It speaks to me. ‘Amanda, today you have to…’ Because I’m not a technology-driven girl, which is astounding. But Ming-Na got me onto Twitter. And I enjoy it. It’s quite fun. I don’t follow a lot of people right now. I’m still trying to figure it all out. I tweet!
On filming two guest appearances in Stargate Universe as Sam Carter:
Well, I’ve done two episodes. I did their first two-parter and I’m at the very end of their season. And I just shot that a few weeks ago. So I started their season and I’m ending their season, which was very cool. But I didn’t get to play with anyone. That was my one, you know…if they were ever to have me come back, I’d want to be with people. [laughs] I’m kind of off on my ship, which I think is awesome. I have to say, when I got to work, and I saw the uniform and the General Hammond crest on it, I teared up. I think it’s a great honor to, not only Don, but to the character. (note: Don S. Davis, who played Major General George Hammond passed away in June 2008.) So that was very cool. But I’m up in my ship and I don’t get to play with anyone.
About how her fans’ generosity inspired the creation of her new charity Sanctuary for Kids (S4K):
And every time I’ve done a fund raiser, I’ve been blown away by the amount of money and the generosity that our fans have. So I thought, here we have this opportunity to not only work with the show Sanctuary and with that fan base, but with the Stargate fan base and the people I’ve met around the world, and actually make a difference with small charities.
Make sure to visit the complete interview, where there are two exclusive images of Michael Shanks (here and here) in his role as Jimmy, at Huffington Post: Amanda Tapping Launches Charity Website and Gives Sanctuary Spoilers.
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10.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 1:28 pm by DeeKayP
Now that the first season of Stargate Universe has finished filming (but not airing!), the show’s actors are busy with new projects. Brian J. Smith returned to his Twitter account to announce that he’s landed a role in the UK production Agatha Christie’s Poroit, which will be shot in London this month.
The episode is derived from the famous Murder on the Orient Express, but Smith didn’t say which role he’ll be playing. You can read more about the show at their ITV website.
Smith also made the announcement that he’ll be attending the Chevron 7.4 convention next year. This past weekend, his fellow cast-mate David Blue made his appearance at the Chevron 7.3 convention held in Northampton, England (along with Torri Higginson, Corin Nemec, and Rainbow Sun Francks). Blue responded to Smith’s tweet by telling him, “You’ll have a blast. The people are great.”
A second season for SGU has not been officially announced, but if it were to be given the “go”, the actors will return to the sets in March following the 2010 Winter Olympics, which are being held in Vancouver where SGU is filmed. In the meantime, new episodes of Stargate Universe are being aired, the next being Robert C. Cooper’s “Time”.
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09.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 11:44 am by DeeKayP
Stargate Universe star Robert Carlyle received the BAFTA Scotland award last night for “Best Performance in Television for a Male” for his role in The Unloved.
This quote comes from Guide and Gazette:
“It’s lovely, it’s a fantastic thing, I was saying earlier on to people, I mean, ten years ago, to be honest with you, you wouldn’t have thought too much of this, it was always nice to get a wee-kind of nod – but the quality of the nominations now is just getting higher and higher.”
In this article from Daily Express, Carlyle indicated that he’ll be in Vancouver this coming March to film the second season of Universe. It hasn’t been officially announced that the show has been renewed, but the producers and writers are preparing anyway by laying out the groundwork in story and character arcs for the first half of the second season. Carlyle, who has been in the news recently concerning his dissatisfaction with the British film industry, has expressed interest in directing some of the show’s episodes.
Visit Life for an image of Carlyle with his award.
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06.Nov.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 7:42 am by DeeKayP
Colonel Telford wants command of Destiny
Producer John G. Lenic warns that tonight’s episode of Stargate Universe “might cause some (more) controversy online…” And creative consultant Joe Mallozzi seems to agree: “Friday night’s installment of Stargate: Universe has yet to air, but already the boards are abuzz.” Returning guest star Lou Diamond Phillips also said something in a recent interview (spoilers!) that makes one wonder what all this buzz is about: “I think people will be surprised at how far the creators are willing to go in this series.”
What could they possibly be talking about? Certainly the return of Richard Dean Anderson as Lt. Gen. Jack O’Neill, who wants Col. Everett Young to consider risking everyone’s lives for a chance at getting the intended team aboard the Destiny, wouldn’t create a controversy at the magnitude that they seem to be implying. And the first appearance of Carlo Rota as IOA supervisor Carl Strom, who wants Camile Wray to take command of the Destiny so that the international group can have control and an eye on what’s happening with their incredible discovery, couldn’t possibly make people turn to their keyboards in such a fashion. Neither could the mini-concert provided by the talented Janelle Monáe at the club that Eli and Chloe go to in other people’s bodies be all that bad to warrant such reactions.
Maybe it’s the way Colonel Telford finally gets the chance to make his move to take over the Destiny while he’s in the body of the man he’s trying to replace, Colonel Young. And what is Young doing while Telford’s making his move? Why, he’s making moves of his own.
You’ll have to watch the episode to find out how far the creators are indeed willing to go and which of these storylines could just very well be the one that Lenic, Mallozzi, and even Phillips believe will set the Internet on fire and shake the show’s already slightly unstable foundation.
“Earth” will be shown tonight, November 6, on the Syfy Channel (US) and Space (Canada) at 9 PM ET and 10 PM ET, respectively. The episode will be broadcast by Sky One (UK) on Tuesday, November 10, at 8 PM, and finally, on Friday, November 13, on the Sci Fi Channel (Australia) at 8:30 PM.
After viewing, you’re invited to return to the site to vote in the episode poll on the main page and discuss the episode here (in the comments), in our on-site forum, or at our LiveJournal Companion.
Guides to the Season One episodes can be found in our Stargate Wiki. And don’t forget the episode chatter that’s bound to take place from the actors, writers, producers, and the press that you can read from our Stargate Twitter Superfeed.
Last Week’s “Water” Ratings
The ratings for Stargate Universe seem to be settling down some after the first five weeks on the air. “Water”, last week’s episode, “took 544k (2.3%) for Sky1,” according to Digital Spy. This is down from 677k (3%) for “Light” from the week before.
Instead of reporting weekly ratings, SCI FI WIRE chose to publish “TV ratings: Every fall sci-fi show compared by number of viewers” that includes network and cable sci-fi shows. Stargate Universe was 10th in the list of 12 shows, based on its second week’s ratings (its highest). “Stargate Universe has been beating Fox’s Dollhouse in the ratings some weeks, and they’re not shy about saying so. The time-shift numbers are excellent, too, and Syfy considers this new Stargate one of its hits. However, the series is headed toward a big hiatus after episode 10, and it won’t return until spring.”
Four more episodes, including tonight’s “Earth”, will be aired this year and then the show will return during Syfy’s second quarter in 2010. We should hear whether or not the show gets a second season before 2009 comes to an end.
[Images from MGM.]
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04.Nov.09
Posted in Merchandise, News, Press Watch, Universe at 12:22 pm by DeeKayP
James Swallow was interviewed by Unreality SF about several of his projects, including the upcoming release of his novelization of “Air”, the three-part premiere of Stargate Universe written by Brad Wright and Robert. C. Cooper.
Swallow isn’t a stranger to Stargate, having written several of the Big Finish Audio Dramas for both Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis. He’s recently joined their staff as a story editor to work on the next set, or season, of plays.
From the Stargate portion of the interview:
His next Stargate project is a novel, though: James’ novelisation of Air, the opening episodes of the new Stargate series Universe, will be published in November. There are always horror stories floating around about how secretive some production studios can be when it comes to providing the authors of novelisations with information, so how much access did James have to inside information about the series while writing the book? “I was working directly from the three episodic scripts that made up the pilot storyline, along with a few scripts from later episodes, photos, story synopses and character notes,” he explains. “Early on, I had to work from out-of-date versions of the scripts where many details were still in flux – names and ranks, order of scenes, that kind of thing – but later I got access to the final drafts, thanks to the help of John Scalzi, the show’s creative consultant, and used a combination of all the elements to build the novel.”
Some studios demand very strict novelisations of their episodes/movies, with little to no added material, but that wasn’t the case with Air. “I got to add a fair bit of new stuff,” James reveals. “Mostly what I did was expand and ‘open out’ existing scenes from the scripts with added dialogue and more narrative depth, but there are a couple of places where I wrote some totally new scenes. I was lucky in that I had a pretty free hand.”
By now, the episodes have aired, and James has been able to compare his novelisation with the final episodes. “It’s fascinating to see how scenes were actually shot compared to how I had visualised them,” he ruminates. “I guess in a way, the novelisation is the way I would have ‘directed’ it. There’s not a lot of differences between the two on a gross level, but on a smaller scale there are variations – for example, Air has a lot of quick, choppy flashbacks in it, and while that works well on TV, it’s not so good for a novel, so I wrote a strictly chronological version of the events. There’s also a couple of scenes that were moved to later episodes of the TV show that appear in the novel, and some that were scripted and shot but cut for time.” He admits that there are “some things I would have written differently if I had seen the episodes first, but I kinda like the fact that the book and screen versions don’t exactly marry up – it means that fans who watch the show and then read the novel get to experience two versions of the same narrative.”
With the novelisation of Air, James has written for all three TV incarnations of Stargate. What does Universe brings to the table to stand out against the two previous series, in his opinion? “You can see from the outset that SGU is a very different show, in terms of look and texture. I think this series has the potential to be Stargate’s equivalent of Deep Space Nine, with a darker take on familiar tropes. I imagine that, like DS9, SGU will be the red-headed stepchild of its franchise,” he laughs. Asked if there will be original Universe novels following his novelisation James reveals that “there are indeed plans in the works for Fandemonium Books to produce original Stargate Universe tie-ins in the future, adding to the existing line of Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis novels.” Another James Swallow book in the Universe line could be a while off, though. “I certainly wouldn’t rule out writing an original SGU novel myself – but I think I’ll wait until the first season is complete to get a better handle on the show’s direction before considering it.”
Make sure to visit Unreality SF for the rest of the interview, which discusses many of Swallow’s other projects. Stargate Universe: Air will be out this month, according to this article, and is already available for pre-order at Amazon.com.
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30.Oct.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 5:04 am by DeeKayP
Young and Scott search for “Water”
“The episode ‘Water’ takes place on an ice planet as they are looking for water,” executive producer and co-creator Robert C. Cooper told SFX Magazine (reprinted by Sci Fi Pulse). Sounds simple, right? But you’ve got to know by now, nothing is that simple when it comes to Stargate.
What complicates things more than the severe environment of the planet “Hoth” (pop culture reference of the icy planet from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back) is that, according to TV Guide, “the crew attempts to snare an intruder,” too! See, it’s never that simple!
“Water” will be shown tonight, October 30, on the Syfy Channel (US) and Space (Canada) at 9 PM ET and 10 PM ET, respectively. The episode will be broadcast by Sky One (UK) on Tuesday, November 3, at 8 PM, and finally, on Friday, November 6, on the Sci Fi Channel (Australia) at 8:30 PM.
After viewing, you’re invited to return to the site to vote in the episode poll on the main page and discuss the episode here (in the comments), in our on-site forum, or at our LiveJournal Companion.
Guides to the Season One episodes can be found in our Stargate Wiki. And don’t forget the episode chatter that’s bound to take place from the actors, writers, producers, and the press that you can read from our Stargate Twitter Superfeed.
Last Week’s “Light” Ratings
“Though this episode ["Light"] was down,” reported TV By The Numbers, “it was the same as the Live+SD ratings for the series finale of SGA in January.” The episode ranked third for Syfy’s week of broadcasts, with 2.015 million viewers, down from 2.099 million from the previous week’s episode, “Darkness”.
On Sky One in the UK, Digital Spy reported, “The latest instalment of Stargate Universe pulled in 677k (3%) during the 8pm hour for Sky1 last night, according to early viewing figures. The Robert Carlyle-fronted sci-fi series was up slightly on last week’s episode, which drew 635k (2.9%) over the same period.”
Even though word on an official renewal “could be as late as December,” creative consultant Joseph Mallozzi has reported in his weblog that the writers are already spinning stories and assigning scripts. He wrote, “More spinning today in the writers’ room and more headway made on those first ten episodes. We ended up discussing the details of episode 1 (Paul will be doing the honors on this one), talking about the what’s and wherefore’s and, most importantly, answering Brad’s burning question: “How the hell are we going to get out of this one?!”. Carl has requested Episode 5 while I’ve cast my lot with Episode 2. Brad’s idea falls in the four slot, so he’ll take that one, which means Rob will be jumping on 3. What fun! One more day of broadstroking stories and arcs and then we get to breaking. If all goes as planned, we’ll each have a story in hand by the end of next week, meaning we won’t have to come back to the office in December…”
[Images from MGM.]
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26.Oct.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 10:35 am by DeeKayP
TV By The Numbers has published a new press release that states that Stargate Universe’s Live+7 numbers boost the ratings for “Air Part 3″, which were the show’s highest thus far, to reflect nearly 3 million total viewers!
SYFY’s STARGATE UNIVERSE REACHES NEW SERIES HIGH WITH LIVE +7 DATA
Episode Two Audience Grows To Three Million Total Viewers and Continues as Most Watched Stargate In More Than Four Years
New York, NY – October 26, 2009 – The second episode of Syfy’s Stargate Universe on Friday, October 9, reflecting full Live +7 DVR data, became the most watched Stargate since March 2005 when its reached three million total viewers (2.99 million), along with a 2.1 HH Rating, 1.7 million Adults 18-49 and 1.85 million Adults 25-54.
Among Adults 25-54, it is the best performance for the franchise since July 2005 and is the best performance for a Stargate telecast in Adults 18-49 since July 2004. The episode also drew the most total viewers for any Stargate since March 2005.
The preliminary ratings for “Air Part 3″ were reported by Sci Fi Wire as “just shy of 2.5 million.” The show also continues to do well in Canada, the UK, and Australia.
The next new episode to air on Syfy is “Water” on Friday, October 30, at 9 PM ET. Check your local listings for airings in your area.
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23.Oct.09
Posted in News, Press Watch, Universe at 5:57 am by DeeKayP
The stranded attend a lottery (image from MGM)
“Light”, picks up where last week’s “Darkness” left off: with the Destiny apparently on a collision course with a star. There were three planets nearby that the stranded crew thought might be inhabitable, but without power, they’ll have to rely on the Ancient shuttle to reach one, rather than use the power-hogging Stargate.
But this solution presents a very serious problem: the shuttle can only accommodate a certain number of people. Who chooses?
According to TV Guide, the one to select the crew will be Chance: “With the Destiny on a collision course with a star, the crew considers abandoning the ship. A grim lottery is held to choose 17 passengers to escape in the Destiny’s only working shuttle.”
If things were pretty bad among the fractured crew before…
“Light” will be shown tonight, October 23, on the Syfy Channel (US) and Space (Canada) at 9 PM ET and 10 PM ET, respectively. The episode will be broadcast by Sky One (UK) on Tuesday, October 27, at 8 PM, and finally, on Friday, October 30, on the Sci Fi Channel (Australia) at 8:30 PM.
After viewing, you’re invited to return to the site to vote in the episode poll on the main page and discuss the episode here (in the comments), in our on-site forum, or at our LiveJournal Companion.
Guides to the Season One episodes can be found in our Stargate Wiki. And don’t forget the episode chatter that’s bound to take place from the actors, writers, producers, and the press that you can read from our Stargate Twitter Superfeed.
Last Week’s “Darkness” Ratings
Last week’s episode, “Darkness”, showed a slight decrease in the ratings from the week before, but still managed to be Syfy’s second-watched show of the week, according to TV By The Numbers. The episode’s “Live + SD” (Live Plus Same Day) number was 2.099 million, which was down from 2.447 million from the week before.
SGU actor Brian J. Smith commented on his Twitter, “Wow, a 1.6 on a baseball friday? 2nd place ratings slot for SyFy? It’s awesome, you guys. Sorry, can’t put a negative spin on it folks.”
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