Garwin Sanford
Garwin become one of the more beloved guest stars on Stargate after appearing as Narim in three episodes of SG1 (Between Two Fires, Pretense, Enigma) and then as Simon Wallis in three episode of Atlantis (The Intruder, Home, Rising). He has also appeared on Supernatural, The 4400, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland, Cedar Cove, Arrow, When Calls the Heart and Eureka. IMDBTwitter Grace Park
Grace was Lt. Satterfield in the Stargate SG1 episode Proving Ground but made her name playing Sharon Valerii on Battlestar Galactica and more recently Kono Kalakaua on Hawaii Five-0. She has also starred on The Cleaner and The Border. IMDB
Garwin Sanford
Garwin become one of the more beloved guest stars on Stargate after appearing as Narim in three episodes of SG1 (Between Two Fires, Pretense, Enigma) and then as Simon Wallis in three episode of Atlantis (The Intruder, Home, Rising). He has also appeared on Supernatural, The 4400, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland, Cedar Cove, When Calls the Heart and Eureka. IMDB Grace Park
Grace was Lt. Satterfield in the Stargate SG1 episode Proving Ground but made her name playing Sharon Valerii on Battlestar Galactica and more recently Kono Kalakaua on Hawaii Five-0. She has also starred on The Cleaner and The Border. IMDB
Grace Park
Grace was Lt. Satterfield in the Stargate SG1 episode Proving Ground but made her name playing Sharon Valerii on Battlestar Galactica and more recently Kono Kalakaua on Hawaii Five-0. She has also starred on The Cleaner and The Border. IMDB Garwin Sanford
Garwin become one of the more beloved guest stars appearing as Narim in three episodes of SG1 and then as Simon Wallis in three episode of Atlantis. He has also appeared on Supernatural, The 4400, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland, Cedar Cove and Eureka. IMDB
Garwin Sanford
Garwin become one of the more beloved guest stars appearing as Narim in three episodes of SG1 and then as Simon Wallis in three episode of Atlantis. He has also appeared on Supernatural, The 4400, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland and Eureka. IMDB Grace Park
Grace was Lt. Satterfield in the Stargate SG1 episode Proving Ground but really made her name playing Sharon Valerii on Battlestar Galactica and more recently Kono Kalakaua on Hawaii Five-0. IMDB
This is Sasha Pieterses latest song called R.P.M. and you may recall she played Grace in the Stargate SG1 episode of the same name. she’s come a long way since being a child actor including starring on Pretty Little Liars and appearing on Heroes.
We have a couple of well known actors from Stargate celebrating their births today
the 14th of March.
Up first is Grace Park who made her name in BattleStar Galactica and then went onto starring roles in The Cleaner and now Hawaii 5-0. She made her only appearance in Stargate in the SG1 episode Proving Ground as Lt. Satterfield a SGC candidate.
Many happy returns to Garwin Sanford who played Simon Wallis in three episodes of Stargate Atlantis and the Tolan Narim in three episodes of SG1.
He’s also appeared in Dark Angel, Smallville, Supernatural, The 4400, Eureka and MacGyver.
A canabalised cargo ship supplies the Prometheus with a hyper drive engine but excessive strain causes the ship to travel in roughly 50 light year jumps and then allow the engine to cool down. Upon entering normal space around 250 light years from home an alien vessel intercepts and engages the ship and with only sub-light propulsion Sam sends the ship into a nebula betting on limited sensors offering some protection (yes she must be a Star Trek II fan). During the escape Sam is injured and wakes to find herself alone on the Prometheus and with a significant head injury causing what may be hillucinations she tries to fic the ship, rescue her crew and figure out her own psyche.
Grace is a Sam Carter episode and could very well be labelled a bottle show in terms of using existing sets and limited guest spots, the episode was produced over 3 months using the sets as and when they were free, one of the issues with the seventh season is the constant shooting of two or even three episodes simultaneously. In this instance Amanda has recorded all the voice over months before shooting the scenes the dialogue was used for and her infirmary scene recorded with RDA was done on the same day as a similar scene for a later episode.
Windows to the Soul
What we do take away from this episode is Sam’s own inner dialogue, who she is and what she believes she is entitled to or perhaps deserves, each character she meets is a manifestation of a particular trait or thought process and they are very revealling. Jack turning up looking actually rather younger and neater than he does normally (through her eyes perhaps) puts it plainly, Sam could be attracted to him because she can’t actually act on those feelings and he would never hurt her or leave her, in his words or hers he is the safe bet.
It’s all about the lighting.
The CGI is top notch in this episode but Stargate has always excelled with the aspect of it’s show be it inhouse or outsourced but it’s a shame we never saw this alien ship again or discoverd more about the species who controlled it. Pure speculation but they acted reasonably, a tresspasser in their space was fired upon but when push came to shove they dealt fairly when Sam helped them to escape the nebula, speaks well for any sentient species that can reverse their opinion when given new facts or situation.
Watch the side mirrors dude!
A big thank you to Shayne who joined us this week, he stayed up nice and late to make this recording work over Skype, it turned out pretty good. This weeks promo is from Trek News & Views and we have a little feedback from Michael and Lee via the twitter feed as well as a little news. The domain change and itunes re-submition have been delayed a week more info as and when the process begins. Next week we are covering “Fallout” and the return of Jonas Quin (Corin Nemec) to the show so stayed tuned and feedback as always is most welcome via Twitter, Facebook, G+, Email and the website.
