By: Jamie Steinberg
Q) What are the recent projects that you are working on?
A) I did a pilot before Center Stage: On Pointe. It didn’t go ahead, but it was still a really cool pilot. It was…
Source: Nicole Muñoz – Center Stage: On Pointe – Starry Constellation Magazine
Peter H. Kent
Peter played two characters on Stargate SG1 in three episodes, he was Bak’al in the episode Talion and Kintac in The Devil You Know and Jolinar’s Memories. He has also been on Andromeda, Smallville, Psych, Earthsea, True Justice, Alcatraz, Human Target and Super Heroes Don’t Need Capes. Peter has also done some stunt work on Terminator 2, Total Recall, Twins, Air America and often doubled for Arnold Schwarzenegger. IMDB Official
Dean Wray
Dean played a Genii on the Stargate Atlantis episode Irresponsible. He has also been on Smallville, Harper’s Island, Taken, Traffic, Supernatural, Andromeda and Arctic Air. IMDB
Sarah Edmondson
Sarah played Natania in the Stargate SG1 episode Prophecy, she has also appeared on Andromeda, Continuum, Edgemont, Fringe, Psych and has voiced animated shows such as Max Steel and Inhumans. IMDB Official Twitter
Benz Antoine
Benz played one of the drivers in the Stargate SG1 episode In the Line of Duty and went onto to guest star on The Outer Limits, Shattered, Rogue, Rookie Blue and to star on Blue Murder and the current Canadian crime show 19-2 as Tyler Joseph. IMDB Official Twitter
Charles Zuckermann
Charles was a rebel soldier on the Stargate SG1 episode Icon and has also been in Special Unit 2, Fringe, Jeremiah, Continuum, Arrow and Supernatural. IMDB Twitter
Erica Durance
Erica guest starred on just the one episode of Stargate SG1 as Krista James in Affinity but appeared as Lois Lane in 141 episodes of Smallville, she is currently starring as Dr Alex Reid in Saving Hope which is filming it’s fifth season. Erica has also guest starred on The Collector, Andromeda, Harry’s Law and Tru Calling. IMDB Twitter
Bonnie Bartlett
Bonnie played Linea in the Stargate SG1 episode Prisoners and the hair triggered Patience on Firefly, she has also appeared on Midnight Caller, V, Kojak, Parks and Recreation, V, Little House on the Prairie and North & South Book 2. IMDB
Aidan Drummond
Aidan played the youngster Renord in the Stargate Atlantis episode Trio, he has also appeared on The Collector as Gabriel Slate, The Colt, Last Night in Suburbia and voiced characters on shows such as Edison & Leo and InuYasha The Final Act. IMDB Twitter Behind The Voice
Martin Borycki
Martin was a sound mixer on the Stargate SG1 episode Disclosure. He has also been a boom operator and sound mixer on shows such as Hellcats, Taken, Black Christmas and Trial by Fire. IMDB
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Chelah Horsdal
Chelah has appeared in all three live action Stargate series, she was Lt. Womack in five episodes of Stargate SG1, Erran in the Atlantis episode Tracker and on Universe she was Inman in the webisode Variety. She has also guest starred on Supernatural, Arctic Air, Motive, Hell On Wheels, UnReal, You Me Her, The Returned and played Kate Spencer in five episodes of Arrow. IMDB Twitter Official
Karl Walter Lindenlaub
Karl was the cinematographer on the original 1994 theatrical feature, he also worked on Independence Day, Rob Roy, The Jackal , Guess Who and Universal Soldier. IMDB Official
Chris Bradford
Chris played a Medical Technician in the Stargate SG1 episode Morpheus and has had guest spots on Highlander, Millennium, Fringe, Supernatural and Battlestar Galactica Razor. IMDB
Tanya Champoux
Tanya played the “screaming woman” on the Stargate Atlantis episode Instinct. She has also been on The L Word, 2012, Eureka, The 4400, iZombie and Signed, Sealed, Delivered. IMDB Official
Darkness is the fourth episode of Stargate Universe and after the crew solved the problem with the air filtration you would think there would be some respite but it was not to be. Rush is monitoring the power levels and becomes rather irate as technology is activated by order of Young and then as if an off switch is flicked the ship loses power and falls out of FTL. Basic life support is still functioning but it doesn’t look good especially as Rush finally has an emotional break and collapses. Young uses the communication stones to report back and while he is on Earth goes to visit his wife and as she says it seems he is making sure he gets to say goodbye. I guess I don’t blame Young but with so many people on Destiny and the growing issues with transparency between the command staff and highly placed civilians many would have liked the opportunity to speak with their loved ones.
The crew however continue to record bits and pieces using the Kino and in terms of the show this idea allows the viewers to get a peak into the inner thoughts of the crew which is essential to each episode. Stargate Universe is character driven but there are times one one one chat providing exposition can get a little clunky especially if you have a large main cast and a significant number of recurring characters. In this episode we got some really good background on Volker, Riley, Brody and Dr Park was magnificent as she seems to be really embarrassing the opportunities Destiny is providing regardless of the sword hanging above their heads. As it turns out Destiny had dropped out of FTL at the edges of a star system and uses a gas giant to aero break into the inner system, this whole sequence is magnificent and is as good as anything you’ve seen on television and equals theatrical features. As the crew take a deep breath the calculations and visual indications show that the ship is now aimed directly at the systems sun and there is nothing they can do…
Darkness was a great episode, the suspense and tension on the ship as she loses power and Rush breaks down was of the highest order, the episode did take a breather with Young back on Earth and of course Telford playing his games but I guess that is a longer term payoff. The use of Lt James as the focus of some immature and very questionable behavior by Hunter and Eli kinda clashed with how she had manipulated Eli earlier but as with Chloe in the “shower” they chose not to be graphic which they could have done and gotten away with up to a point. The visual effects of Destiny before, during and after her visit to this star system was exceptional, all credit to the artists for rendering some truly spectacular visuals to accompany the performance of the cast and situation. Darkness continues the great work being done early in this first season and once again makes me realise how much better this show is on a rewatch.
This weeks podcast promo is for Flash Pulp and our great thanks to Thomas for joining us this week on the show, he’ll return next week for the second part of the this two part story entitled “Light”. Feedback and other support via social media is most appreciated and welcomed with open arms, we really do like to find out what you think about the show and Stargate as a whole, like the crew of the Destiny we are all in this together.
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“Stargate’s creators originally planned a film trilogy and hope the reboot will kickstart the franchise they wanted to create.
Source: ‘Stargate’ Reboot Trilogy Coming from Roland Emmerich, Dean Devlin | Variety
Stephen Holmes
Stephen played a villager on the Stargate SG1 episode The Quest Part 1. He has also appeared on Battlestar Galactica, Psych, Deck The Halls, Tooth Fairy, He Loves Me, Revolution and Three Moons Over Milford. IMDB
Enid-Raye Adams
Enid played the questionable Jones on the Stargate SG1 episode Prometheus and has guest starred on a number of other shows including Cold Squad, Jeremiah, Psych, Endgame, Backstorm, Supernatural, Fringe, iZombie, Arrow and Arctic Air. IMDB Twitter
Ian Buchanan
Ian appeared just once on Stargate SG1 as First the human form replicator in the episode Unnatural Selection. He’s made his name starring in a number of very high profile US soaps such as General Hospital, Days of Our Lives and The Bold and The Beautiful as well as spots on Nip/Tuck, Alias, Always and NYPD Blue. IMDB Twitter
Joseph May
Joseph played Sgt. Markham in two episodes of Stargate Atlantis (The Defiant One & Thirty Eight Minutes). He has also guest starred on the British series Casualty, Bugs, Holby City and Episodes. IMDB Behind The Voice
June B. Wilde
June played a maid in the Stargate SG1 episode Absolute Power, she has also appeared on The Butterfly Effect, Seven Days, The Santa Clause 2, Preggoland, Continuum, Fatal Friends and in the upcoming Young & Reckless. IMDB Official Twitter
Natasha Tony
Natasha worked in the casting department for two episodes of Stargate SG1 (The Light and Absolute Power) as well as Intelligence, The L Word, Endgame, Whistler, Marmaduke and Psych. IMDB Twitter
Pascale Hutton
Pascale made her single guest appearance on Stargate Atlantis in the episode Aurora playing the role of First Officer Trebal of the starship of the same name. She has also starred in Arctic Air, Traveler, When Calls the Heart, Intelligence and Sanctuary and guest starred on Fringe, Continuum and Reaper. IMDB Twitter Official
David Kopp
David played Lt. Carl Grogan in two episodes of Stargate SG1 (Proving Ground and The Sentinel), he has also appeared on Da Vinci’s Inquest, Romeo Must Die, Night Visions, Blade: The Series, Psych and jPod. IMDB
Kis Yurij
Kis played Yuri in the Stargate SG1 episode Small Victories and a villager on Atlantis, he has also appeared on Special Unit 2, The 440, Mutant X, Saved, Legends of Tomorrow, Olympus and Blade The Series. IMDB Twitter
