endymi0n | July 30, 2009
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StarGate: Universe Comic-Con Panel

It’s a great time to be a Science Fiction fan. There are a metric whack ton of new series and fantastic new movies on the way. One of my personally much anticipated, lusted after, new future addictions is StarGate: Universe. I was never a huge fan of the other series in the Stargate world. They just weren’t dark enough. I like my Sci-Fi gritty, violent and desperate.

So StarGate: Universe definitely looks to be up my alley. It’s got a great concept, kind of like ABC’s LOST in Space. Universe is also dark and edgy and has a great cast. We’ve got the San Diego Comic-Con panel presentation with Robert Carlyle (Dr. Nicholas Rush), Brian J. Smith (1st Lt. Matthew Scott), Elyse Levesque (Chloe Armstrong), David Blue (Eli Wallace), Alaina Huffman (1st Lt. Tamara Johansen), Jamil Walker Smith (Master Sergeant Ronald Greer) and Ming-Na (Camile Wray), along with series co-creators Robert Cooper and Brad Wright. Thanks Scifiwire.

Stargate Universe Cast Promo Images


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  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

  • Anonymous

    I am not so excited about this show. I loved SG1 and liked Atlantis, but what I’d really like to see is them go back to the humorous side of Stargate where they don’t take themselves too seriously. I think SGU is moving in the wrong direction for me. I’m going to watch it at first, but if it’s moved too far away from what I know and love about Stargate, then I’ll just stop watching it.

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