 | Looking for a special way to commemorate Stargate SG-1's record-breaking 10th season, or just to remember the history of the show?
Creation Entertainment have produced a limited edition set of five plates, one for each of the original cast members and one with the season 10 version of SG-1, Claudia Black and Beau Bridges - pictured is the Daniel Jackson plate. The plates, which number only 144 complete sets, will only be available for a limited time and the first 50 (numbered 1 to 50 on the reverse) are currently for sale on Ebay. |
Done just after the last day of shooting season 10, Michael tells what it was like those last days and talks about his Lifetime movie and thoughts for the future. Read the interview here.
Michael Shanks Online reports that the Space Channel in Canada will air a program called Ten Years of Stargate SG-1 on November 2, 2006. Read more here.
"There's a sense of an era for us ending, but at the same time, we're all positive because of the prospect of continuing forward with movies..." said Brad Wright, when interviewed by US television website TV Guide.
TV Guide has announced that MGM have given the green light to two made-for-television movies, one of which will wrap up the storylines left hanging by Stargate SG-1 season 10. Both movies, with the second featuring a time travel storyline, will most likely go straight to DVD in late 2007 - none of the cast have been signed as yet.
For more on this, go here.
"It's great that we didn't just all of a sudden fade away, because we were all a little taken aback by the timing and it was really touching to see there was that much outrage from the fans. It was really quite touching."
Chris Judge talks about ten seasons playing Teal'c, his thoughts on the cancellation of Stargate SG-1 and what's next for him, in this interview with website UGO.
For more of the interview, go here.
Australian fans of the sci fi genre have often complained about the reception given to their favourite shows by local television channels - from December 1st, it looks as though they'll have an alternative. US corporations NBC, CBS and Sony have banded together for the launch of the Sci Fi Channel in Australia, according to UK media website Digital Spy.
The channel, available on Foxtel, will carry shows from the Star Trek franchise, as well as other popular shows like Stargate SG-1 and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. No word as yet on whether this channel will also show the US channel's more controversial offerings, such as ECW Wrestling.
For more on this, go here.
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