Veronica Mars fans are finally getting their movie!
So when are Stargate fans getting THEIR movie?
A very interesting read into the basic economics and the hurdles the much higher budget Stargate movie would have to leap to become a reality in todays market.
I watched the premiere episode “Creeping Tom” of the new Canadian crime drama Motive the other day mainly it has to be said for Louis Ferreira but I also saw Roger R Cross so that’s two former Stargate actors for the price of one in the show:)
Motive Official Site
A mist shrouded world may hold the key to gating back to Earth from the Pegasus Galaxy, it’s risky as the one and only control crystal will have to be used but McKay is convinced it will work but then again how often does he doubt his own abilities. When the wormhole is established the SGC reveals that the Prometheus is being fitted with an Asgard hyperdrive engine which will allow a swift return to Atlantis when required so the decision is made to return and report on the expedition and the threat of the Wraith.
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Home is a well told story with a twist in the tail and on rewatching the clues are all there but how many of us on first viewing picked up on them and realised what was going on, of course the first is the presence of General Hammond, granted as part of homeworld security he has the right to debrief them but alarm bells should have been ringing. The various tales weaving around the core story provide some character development for Weir, Sheppard, Teyla and McKay not so much Ford so even though the episode is standalone we do get something out of it not least the one and only visit to Atlantis for Don S. Davis and Garwin Sanford returning to the Stargate family.
He looks familiar
Next week we are thrown back into the Trust storyline in the SG1 episode “Endgame” with plenty of action and intrigue. This weeks featured promo is from Hexed and as always many thanks for the support, feedback and simple chat on the various social media portals the Gatecast is carried on (Facebook, G+, Twitter, Itunes, Stitcher). We would love to hear from you so by all means make use of the contact forms on this site or any of the listed social sites we are currently using, twitter seems by far to be the most popular means but Facebook is the more verbose as you would expect.
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Just wondering if our listeners have a preference to how we handle the upcoming two parter on Stargate Atlantis The Storm and The Eye so here is a quick poll which will run for a week.
A very happy birthday on March the sixth to Victor Garber who was Ambassador Ovirda in the Stargate Universe episode “Seizure” as well as starring in Alias and the current series Deception, he has an impressive movie and tv resume.
Happy birthday to Alvin Sanders who played Fred in the Stargate SG1 episode “Holiday”, he has had guest roles on Fringe, Smallville and MacGyver and we have an unconfirmed birthday for Michael Greenburg, long time producer for Stargate SG1, MacGyver and Legend, he’s also written for SG1.
Richard giving an early morning interview with the Australian breakfast show Sunrise.
I’ve played a little of the game during my lunch break at work on the ipad and allowing for the touch screen and not being a youngster I’ve enjoyed it. Here are a few screenshots taken early on in the first episode of this multipart story.
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.
Garwin Sanford & Grace Park
Stargate Birthdays for March 13th
A very happy birthday to Steve Bacic who played Camulus & Major Coburn in Stargate SG1 as well Telemachus Rhade & Gaheris Rhade in Andromeda.
Happy Birthday to Noah Beggs, he was a Security Officer in the Stargate SG1 episode Fragile Balance & Dex in the Atlantis episode Home as well as guest spots on Once Upon A Time and Shattered.
Many happy returns to Kiara Hunter who was an alien princess in the Stargate SG1 100th episode Wormhole X-Treme! and appeared in Night Man, Sub Zero and Alien Incursion.
Last but not least a Happy Birthday to David Orth who was Captain Radner in the Stargate Atlantis episode The Seige P2 and guest starred in Smallville, Chaos and Shattered.
A happy birthday to Rick Worthy who played K’tano the rebel Jaffa leader in the Stargate SG1 episode The Warrior. Rick has also had recurring roles on Enterprise, Supernatural, Battlestar Galactica and guest spots on Dark Angel, Voyager and Seven Days.
Many happy returns to Frank Welker who voiced the alien Mastadge in the original Stargate feature, his resume is impressive with hundreds characters being portrayed with by his vocal talents including various versions of Scooby Doo, Futurama and Robot Chicken.
A very happy birthday for March the 11th to Fulvio Cecere who played Col. Davidson in two episodes of Stargate SG1 (Family Ties and Dominion) as well as roles on Battlestar Galactica, Dark Angel, Lost Girls, Grimm, Supernatural and Intelligence.
A Happy Birthday to Yee Jee Tso on the tenth of March. He played a Technician in the Stargate SG1 episode Absolute Power and a different technician (or was he) in two episodes of Atlantis, Doppelgänger and Adrift. He has also appeared in Battlestar Galactica, Psych, Arctic Air and Alcatraz.
