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* [http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=1484 Solutions: It's Official: Stargate Universe Is New Series, August 21, 2008.] | * [http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=1484 Solutions: It's Official: Stargate Universe Is New Series, August 21, 2008.] | ||
* [http://www.mediapundit.net/2008/08/qa-with-atlantis-showrunner-joe-mallozzi.html Media Pundit Q&A with Joseph Mallozzi, August 27, 2008] — "It's hard to get burnt out on a series like Stargate simply because the basic premise allows for so many different types of storytelling. This was the case with SG-1, with Atlantis, and will no doubt be the case with Universe. One of the things that intrigues me about the Universe concept is the notion that this group is cut off from Earth and everything they've ever known. It was part of what made Atlantis so appealing in the early seasons, something we were never able to return to on account of those damn hyperspace-capable ships. Also, one of the things that bumped me about the SGU premise was its seeming inability to accommodate established guest stars. That was until Brad and Robert pitched out a clever little element that actually makes it very possible to see the likes of Daniel Jackson or Rodney McKay on SGU." — Joseph Mallozzi, ''Stargate Atlantis'' executive producer. | * [http://www.mediapundit.net/2008/08/qa-with-atlantis-showrunner-joe-mallozzi.html Media Pundit Q&A with Joseph Mallozzi, August 27, 2008] — "It's hard to get burnt out on a series like Stargate simply because the basic premise allows for so many different types of storytelling. This was the case with SG-1, with Atlantis, and will no doubt be the case with Universe. One of the things that intrigues me about the Universe concept is the notion that this group is cut off from Earth and everything they've ever known. It was part of what made Atlantis so appealing in the early seasons, something we were never able to return to on account of those damn hyperspace-capable ships. Also, one of the things that bumped me about the SGU premise was its seeming inability to accommodate established guest stars. That was until Brad and Robert pitched out a clever little element that actually makes it very possible to see the likes of Daniel Jackson or Rodney McKay on SGU." — Joseph Mallozzi, ''Stargate Atlantis'' executive producer. | ||
* [http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=1604 Solutions: Exclusive Q&A with Joe Mallozzi, September 9, 2008] — "Individuals on both sides of the issue have made a huge deal about the push for younger viewers. The fact is Atlantis was originally envisioned along these same lines and, in my opinion, it retained the quality of the original series. I expect SGU to follow in the footsteps of its wildly successful predecessors." — Joseph Mallozzi, ''Stargate Atlantis'' executive producer. | |||
* [http://www.myentertainmentworld.com/mew/tv_production_newlisting.html My Entertainment World, September 11, 2008] — TV Production Events: STARGATE: UNIVERSE - (TV Pilot/Series - 1 Hour for SCI-FI) - February 4, 2009 - Vancouver, Canada; Details Are only Available By Subscription. | |||
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Stargate Universe
Stargate Universe
Stargate Universe is a third Stargate television series created by Robert C. Cooper and Brad Wright for the Sci Fi Channel (US):
After unlocking the mystery of the Stargate's ninth chevron, a team of explorers travels to an unmanned starship called the Destiny, launched by The Ancients at the height of their civilization as a grand experiment set in motion, but never completed.
What starts as a simple reconnaissance turns into a never ending mission, as the Stargate Universe crew discovers the ship is unable to return to Earth, and they must now fend for themselves aboard the Destiny.
The crew will travel to the far reaches of the universe, connecting with each of the previously launched Stargates, thus fulfilling the Destiny's original mission. Challenges will arise though as the ship comes into range of Stargates placed centuries ahead of the Destiny and the crew is unable to control the ship's navigational schedule. If someone is left behind, there is no way to go back for them, adding to the drama of encountering new races, enemies and adventures.
— Official Press Release, August 21, 2008
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Related Links
- MGM: SCI FI AND MGM REACH FOR THE STARS WITH 'Stargate Universe'
- Solutions News Blog on Stargate Universe
- Solutions On-Site Forum: Stargate Universe Pre-Production Discussion Board
- Solutions: It's Official: Stargate Universe Is New Series, August 21, 2008.
- Media Pundit Q&A with Joseph Mallozzi, August 27, 2008 — "It's hard to get burnt out on a series like Stargate simply because the basic premise allows for so many different types of storytelling. This was the case with SG-1, with Atlantis, and will no doubt be the case with Universe. One of the things that intrigues me about the Universe concept is the notion that this group is cut off from Earth and everything they've ever known. It was part of what made Atlantis so appealing in the early seasons, something we were never able to return to on account of those damn hyperspace-capable ships. Also, one of the things that bumped me about the SGU premise was its seeming inability to accommodate established guest stars. That was until Brad and Robert pitched out a clever little element that actually makes it very possible to see the likes of Daniel Jackson or Rodney McKay on SGU." — Joseph Mallozzi, Stargate Atlantis executive producer.
- Solutions: Exclusive Q&A with Joe Mallozzi, September 9, 2008 — "Individuals on both sides of the issue have made a huge deal about the push for younger viewers. The fact is Atlantis was originally envisioned along these same lines and, in my opinion, it retained the quality of the original series. I expect SGU to follow in the footsteps of its wildly successful predecessors." — Joseph Mallozzi, Stargate Atlantis executive producer.
- My Entertainment World, September 11, 2008 — TV Production Events: STARGATE: UNIVERSE - (TV Pilot/Series - 1 Hour for SCI-FI) - February 4, 2009 - Vancouver, Canada; Details Are only Available By Subscription.
--DeeKayP 13:56, 27 August 2008 (PDT)