Space Milkshake the scifi comedy movie has finally got some Canadian air dates on The Movie Network this month, linear broadcasts start on the eighth with Demand options from the twelfth. 
A fantastic cast and I think we’ve all been patiently waiting to see the movie broadcast on television after hearing good things from those who have seen the theatrical screenings.
A couple of television spots for Stargate alumni this week on shows broadcast in the states. Up first we have Mr Woolsey himself Robert Picardo who played Jason Cooper in The Mentalist episode “The Red Barn” and then we have Jacqueline Samuda who played a TV anchor woman in the episode “Burned” from Arrow. Kudos to Jeff for spotting Jacqueline, it’s been a while since we saw her playing the Gou’ald Nirti.
A Very Happy Birthday on Jan 29th to Bobbie Phillips. She played Kynthia in the Stargate SG1 episode Brief Candle and she bewitched and tempted poor old Jack, she ‘s also appeared in Murder One, Seven Days, Showgirls and The Watcher.
We also remember the late Brad Sihvon (Jan 29 1971 – April 7th 2010).
Brad played “Joe” in the Stargate SG1 episode Affinity as well as appearing in Huff, Special Unit 2, Cold Squad and Taken.
We have a couple of birthdays today (Jan 28th) so a happy birthday and best wishes to
Harley Jane Kozak who played Sara O’Neill in the Stargate SG1 episode Cold Lazarus.
She was also a long term regular on the US soap Santa Barbara, Chicago Hope and Knightwatch.
A Happy Birthday to Calum Worthy who also shares the 28th, he played one of the youngsters discovered in the Atlantis episode Childhood’s End,
he also starred in the the young adults scifi series Stormworld and had
guest roles on Psych and Caprica.
Stargate Birthdays – January 27th
Birthday Best wishes to the following three actors who have guest starred on Stargate.
Tamlyn Tomita played Shen Xiaoyi in two episodes of Stargate SG1 and two episodes of Atlantis,she also appeared in Eureka and Glee. Chris Gauthier played Mattas in the Stargate Atlantis episode Trinity as well as appearing as Hertis in The Ark of Truth and guest starred in both Eureka and Smallville. Last but not least is Hrothgar Mathews who played Dr Hamilton in the Stargate SG1 episode Prodigy and had guest spots on The X-Files and more recently Fringe.
Chuck Campbell who had a long standing role in Stargate Atlantis as Chuck the Technician and a recurring role in Sanctuary shared the lead (alongside Adrian Paul) in the UFO production Syfy Saturday feature Abominable Snowman which aired last night in the states, no date for a UK Syfy broadcast.
The virtual reality chair from the planet of the Gamekeeper has been developed to provide a total immersion combat simulator for SGC personnel but when given to Tealc to test he is unimpressed, it’s all too easy to defeat so it is back to the drawing board and the programme is tweaked and it becomes all too real to such an extent that the computer believes he would never surrender and thus he can never leave the game until all the enemies are defeated.
Yes we’ve all had games like that, they get deleted pretty quickly.
We’ve got to say that the stunt teams, pyro and weapon masters really went to town in this episode, the action is fast and furious with everything looking spectacular, no short changing with CGI bullets etc in this show. Teal’c motivations and inner doubts are exploited and examined which does beg the question when he truly believed that the Jaffa could over come their Lords, quite late in the game it seems at least according to the computer when keeps racking up the bad guys with Kull, Gou’ald and even mixing in cloaking tech and infiltration. It’s also entertaining to see Teal’c getting killed in many many ways but also the rest of SG1 and the SGC getting mowed down sometimes very cheaply. Bill Dow had a good role in the episode as the harried Dr Lee and a good guest spot for Andrew Airlie playing a specialist brought in to over see Teal’c as his mind and body are put through the shredder.
Some days you should have stayed in bed.
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We did have some audio issues this week, the raw wav file was missing some of it’s left channel which meant filling gaps with a lower quality mp3 and new audio, hope it’s not too bad for you all.
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Ben Browder finally made his appearance as Ted Gaynor in the episode of Arrow entitled “Trust But Verify”. The episode aired last Wednesday in the US/Canada and will air Monday 28th on SKY1 in the UK.
Stargate Birthdays – January 26th
Birthday Wishes to Allison Hossack who played Zeena Valk in the Stargate SG1 episode The Cure and Perna in the Stargate Atlantis episode Poisoning The Well. She’s also appeared in Fringe, The Killing, Sanctury, Eureka and the seasonal flick Christmas Miracle. IMDB
Also today a happy birthday to Cameron Bright who played Orlin in the Stargate SG1 double feature The Fourth Horseman. He’s also starred in Birth, Ultraviolet and has been in a number of the Twilight movies. IMDB
Happy Birthday to Samantha Kaine aka Samantha Banton for today the 25th of January. She played the Gou’ald Selkhet in the Stargate SG1 episode Reckoning P1 as well as guest spots on BSG, Smallville and Flash Gordon. IMDB
Sharing the 25th as a birthday is actor/director Kurt Evans who played Col. Johnson in the Stargate SG1 double feature The Fourth Horseman, he had guests spots on BSG, Sanctuary and Fringe. IMDB
A Happy Birthday today the 24th to Peter Woodward who played “Otho” in the Stargate Atlantis episode The Tower as well as playing Galen in the scifi series Crusade. He also appeared on Fringe and Charmed after making his name on British television.
Sharing the 24th as a Birthday is Mark Hildreth, he voiced RJ Harrison in the animated Stargate Infinity & played Joshua in the remake of V as well as appearing in Taken and the Tudors. Mark continues to split his time between acting and voice work.
It’s been reported that Corin Nemec the former star of Stargate SG1, Parker Lewis Can’t Lose and lead in many a scifi feature was injured in a boating accident whilst filming on his latest project in Belize. The accident happened Sunday the 20th of January when the boat he was on struck a submerged barge and he was thrown into the boats frame breaking his femur in three places and losing a substantial amount of blood. After surgery and blood transfusions Corin is now in recovery.
A Big Bundle of Birthday Best Wishes on the 23rd to the great man himself the one and only Mr Richard Dean Anderson, he has our thanks for creating or at least perfecting the characters of both MacGyver and Jack O’Neill.
Sharing the 23rd and the great ones birthday is Claire Rankin, she’s kinda eclipsed but by no means forgotten so Happy Birthday to Claire who played Dr. Kate Heightmeyer in Stargate Atlantis as well as appearing in Voyager, House and Monk. IMDB
A very Happy Birthday to Jennifer Spence who played Dr Lisa Park in Stargate Universe and more recently Betty Robertson in Continuum which will be returning for a second season. She has also guest starred on The 4400, Alcatraz and Eureka. IMDB
Sharing the 22nd is Michael Kopsa who played General Kerrigan & a television newsman in Stargate SG1 as well as Captain Windmark in the final season of Fringe. He has also guest starred on Smallville, Eureka, Psych and The Dead Zone. IMDB
Happy Birthday on the 21st to Paul Anthony who played Jace in the Stargate Atlantis episode The Lost Boys & also a Slave in the SG1 double feature Last Stand & Summit. Paul has also appeared in Fairly Legal, Psych and The L Word. IMDB
