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Hopefully we see more of the sibling rivalry in the upcoming crossover on season 2 of Universe!
Dr. RUSH with a GUN. Dr. Caine is back. Eli has a new romance with Lucian Alliance member (Julie McNiven) - and that’s just a glimpse! Check out the trailer for season 2!
Stargate Universe Season Two Trailer
HOLY GOD IN HEAVEN! This looks fantastically perfect. I cannot WAIT to write reviews of these episodes! There’s actually so much in this trailer that I’m considering writing of a review/predictions post just on it!
After what feels like only a few weeks, the first season of the Stargate franchise’s third series is over. It’s been quite the ride since October aboard the Destiny. I started posting weekly reviews of each episode after the midseason premiere, “Space,” so I figured I’d write this retrospective to pay some honors (and maybe a few dishonors) to the first half of the season.
From the very first shots of “Air,” I knew that Universe was going to be a whole new kind of Stargate. I’m a media production student, so allow me to get oddly specific. The music was no longer orchestral. It was ambient and percussion based, slightly more like the score of Battlestar Galactica. The title font was a sans-serif (I know, my nerd is showing) and it was much less classic than the other two shows. The camerawork was handheld… and what the hell is a “kino” and why does it look so strange!? It hasn’t been for a while, but the premiere of Universe marked the very end of Kurt Russel’s Stargate.
Here’s my lengthy, in-depth take on Season One as a whole. I debated breaking this into several posts, but ehhh, you guys can handle it. Put your thinking caps on and click “Read More.”
Can’t wait for October? Neither can I.
Another great review on SGU’s season 1 finale! by @dakinegirl
The second part of Incursion proves they really have grown not just as scientists but as more rounded characters in the show. Not only were they working together like a well-oiled team, but also spoke out against the counter-productive Col. Young/Dr. Rush head-butting and yelling. It’s refreshing that Rush (Robert Carlyle) /Young (Louis Ferreira) were not as much of a focal point. They took a backseat allowing some of the more minor characters to emerge more fully.
Great observation @dakinegirl!
Also, love the special mention in the end. :)
Curt Wagner (@ShowPatrol) interviews the one and only Lou Diamond Phillips!
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With the end of “Incursion” comes the end of the first season. Universe has been getting more and more action-heavy since the mid-season premiere, “Space.” “Incursion” really shows off Universe’s ability to showcase an entirely different kind of action than the rest of Stargate franchise….
That’s is one damn good review. Why even bother blogging when you can reblog? :)
Edit: EXTENDED TO JULY 15, 2010!
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In light of Subversion and Incursion, I see how the producers sold Lou Diamond Phillips on the character!
THE DEADBOLT: What was it about the SG-U script and the Colonel Telford character that spoke to you?
PHILLIPS: Well, I’ve said this before: The original two-hour pilot and the episode that follows it, very few people with my resume would go, “Oh, my gosh! This is something I’ve got to do.” I don’t have a lot to do early on with the series. But it was in conversations with Brad and Rob that led me to take a leap of faith. This guy’s going somewhere. He’s going to be a player and will contribute to a very interesting ensemble and a lot of very interesting interpersonal dynamics between the characters. And knowing that I get to work with Robert [Carlyle], you’re upping your game.
http://www.thedeadbolt.com/news/106275/lou_diamond_phillips_stargate_interview.php