Amanda Tapping’s web series “Sanctuary” is being adapted into a regular TV series by the Sci Fi Channel, says The Hollywood Reporter. “Sanctuary”, which starred Amanda Tapping, started life as an original web-based series created and produced by Tapping and her SG-1 colleagues, Damian Kindler and Martin Wood.

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“Sanctuary” hails from the “Stargate SG-1″ trio of star Amanda Tapping, writer-producer Damian Kindler and producer-director Martin Wood, who are executive producing the series with Sam Egan.

Tapping stars as the enigmatic Dr. Helen Magnus who is on a quest with her young protege, Will Zimmerman (Robin Dunne), to track down, aid and protect strange creatures that walk the earth.

Kindler created “Sanctuary,” while Wood directed the webisodes starring Tapping.

Amanda Tapping in an original sci-fi series not involving replicators, worm aliens, or intergalactic travel? Say it ain’t so!

I’m just kidding. I’ve seen some of the green screen-heavy web episodes, and they’re very cool. For the show’s transition to the Sci Fi Channel, they’ll reshoot the pilot, but reuse some scenes from the web episodes.

Here’s an intro by Amanda to “Sanctuary”: