Stargate 3de serie aangekondigd

[Master Vanhu Botie]

Mijn geld staat ook op het tijdreizenidee ! Van 't moment dat ik hier las dat ze met een negende chevron gingen spelen was mijn eerste reactie ook dat ze misschien het tijdreizen gingen inbouwen, maar CC2 was me voor met z'n reactie.

[Guess who?]

Nee, Stargate Jack O'Neill.

Er komt maar één ep.
1x1 The Return of Jack.

En alles wat je ziet is dat ie terugkeert naar SG-1 en dat die serie gewoon verder gaat.

[Blind Guardian]

Kom op alles is ineens zo duidelijk bij mij met de negende chevron komen ze in het Star Wars universum

[CmdrCrichton]

Of ze openen plots een jumpgate.

[Blind Guardian]

Of ze openen plots een jumpgate.

Of ze komen ineens op moja terecht alwaar, Ben en Claudia hun Farscape Alter Egos tegen komen

[EMH]

Ik vind dat er een sit-com van gemaakt moet worden. Een goede sci-fi sitcom hebben we nodig.

[CmdrCrichton]

Ze gaan door de gate en komen in een kamer met een paar stoelen of bank daar in en gaan 40 minuten zitten?

[EMH]

Ze gaan door de gate en komen in een kamer met een paar stoelen of bank daar in en gaan 40 minuten zitten?

jij snapt de term sitcom niet

[CmdrCrichton]

Jawel, zittend communiceren.

[EMH]

sitcom is situation comedy.

[Blind Guardian]

Stargate SG-1 de comedy, de hele serie alleen dan met een meer komische aanpak, daar hoeven ze niet veel van te doen eigenlijk

[EMH]

in 3rd rock from the sun stijl

[CmdrCrichton]

sitcom is situation comedy.

Dus ze lopen een scene binnen zien Landry met een hanenkam en schieten in de lach?

[EMH]

sitcom is situation comedy.

Dus ze lopen een scene binnen zien Landry met een hanenkam en schieten in de lach?

Hij heet dan Laundry

[CmdrCrichton]

Wasgoed?

[Blind Guardian]

in 3rd rock from the sun stijl

Ach met die Goa'Uld Mumbo Jumbo kun je best wel een komedie maken, vooral met Richard Dean Anderson

[Raynor's Revenge]

tijdreizen zou in verband met de andere series nergens op slaan, gezien de ancients speciale schepen nodig hadden om dat te kunnen doen. en wie hadden ook weer de gates gebouwd?

Het kan wel. Maar dat is een verwijzing naar SG-1 ep en dat mag niet in de nieuwe serie.

precies, en zonder de 9e chev, dus...

Ik zou het lam vinden als de 9e chevron gebruikt wordt voor nog grotere afstanden te overbruggen. Eigenlijk.

[Ace of Spades]

Of ze openen plots een jumpgate.

Of ze komen ineens op moja terecht alwaar, Ben en Claudia hun Farscape Alter Egos tegen komen

Al zo ongeveer gedaan in SG-1 .

[Master Vanhu Botie]

Of ze openen plots een jumpgate.

Of ze komen ineens op moja terecht alwaar, Ben en Claudia hun Farscape Alter Egos tegen komen

Al gedaan in SG-1 .

Inderdaad, da's de ep die ik vandaag net gezien heb.
Met Teal'c als D'Argo en Sam als Chiana

[EMH]

Is er iemand die al wat meer gehoord heeft over de ontwikkelingen van de 3de serie?

[Aaargh]

Is er iemand die al wat meer gehoord heeft over de ontwikkelingen van de 3de serie?

Tis al een heel oud bericht (2006)

• Exclusive: Third Stargate series in development
  Thursday - December 14, 2006 | by Darren Sumner
  
  Prepare to step through the gate all over again! A third television series in the hit Stargate franchise is now in development, GateWorld has learned.
  
  A production source informs GateWorld that the new series is in the concept phase, and is being actively worked on by the Vancouver creatives behind Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis. No concept for the show has yet been revealed.
  
  The third TV series is also not likely to be rushed into production for a 2007 premiere in order to replace SG-1, which takes its final bow with 10 new episodes this spring. Instead, a premiere in 2008 or later is more likely at this point. (Note that, at this time in the fall of 2003, Stargate Atlantis was well into casting, script-writing, and set-building to make a July premiere date.)
  
  Following the success of the 1994 film "Stargate," Stargate SG-1 debuted in 1997, and spun off Stargate Atlantis in 2004. The two shows return to SCI FI Channel in the U.S. with new episodes in April. The spring run of 10 episodes each will mark the series finale of SG-1, and the third season finale of Atlantis.
  
  Stargate Atlantis returns for its fourth season later in 2007.
  
  Meanwhile, SG-1 will continue with two movies, presumably direct-to-DVD, currently aiming for a fall 2007 release.
  
  Stick with GateWorld for full coverage of the third Stargate series as news develops!

[EMH]

De serie is al in productie zelfs (zie eerder in dit topic). maar nu is het er erg stil rondom deze serie de laatste tijd, vandaar.

[Aaargh]

De serie is al in productie zelfs (zie eerder in dit topic). maar nu is het er erg stil rondom deze serie de laatste tijd, vandaar.

Ik had deze threat helemaal door moeten nemen. Ik was lui. Thanx dat je me ff op de hoogte brengt.

Damn shame, dat ze verder geen nieuws naar buiten brengen over deze nieuwe serie. Zal wel ff duren voordat ze deze serie gaan uitzenden...

[Trekscaper]

Damn shame, dat ze verder geen nieuws naar buiten brengen over deze nieuwe serie. Zal wel ff duren voordat ze deze serie gaan uitzenden...

Ben zelf vertwijfeld of er wel een 3e serie komt, ook al is er groen licht gegeven. Reden hiervoor is dat de kijkcijfers van SGA niet al te goed zijn. Schommelen rond de 1.0/1.1, wat laag is. Gelukkig is er wel een 5e seizoen voor SGA aangekondigd. Lage kijkcijfers is niet aantrekkelijk voor een netwerk om een nieuwe spin off serie te laten maken.

[Aaargh]

Damn shame, dat ze verder geen nieuws naar buiten brengen over deze nieuwe serie. Zal wel ff duren voordat ze deze serie gaan uitzenden...

Ben zelf vertwijfeld of er wel een 3e serie komt, ook al is er groen licht gegeven. Reden hiervoor is dat de kijkcijfers van SGA niet al te goed zijn. Schommelen rond de 1.0/1.1, wat laag is. Gelukkig is er wel een 5e seizoen voor SGA aangekondigd. Lage kijkcijfers is niet aantrekkelijk voor een netwerk om een nieuwe spin off serie te laten maken.

Wat ze kunnen doen is de serie even op de plank laten liggen. Op dit moment is er misschien een overkill aan SG1/SGA op tv. Misschien 2 jaar ff niets en dan gaan herhalen. Wanneer de ratings dan redelijk zijn kan een nieuwe serie worden gelanceerd... Hoewel ik denk dat zo'n serie dan toch allang is uitgezonden door zenders buiten de States...

[Trekscaper]

Alles over Stargate Universe, bevat veeeeel spoilers!!!

Dit is een uitgelekt artikel dat nog niet op gateworld gepubliceerd mocht worden, maar wel via een andere site toevallig opgepikt was geworden.

Stargate Universe Revealed!

Tuesday - October 30, 2007 | by Darren Sumner & David Read


[David to write intro]

The new series will deal with the Ancients and their original program of building and distributing Stargates from planet to planet. Just how was this feat accomplished? What did the Ancients plan to do with all those thousands of Stargates once they were out there? Read on and find out.


THE PREMISE
"It's got to be two things that are contradictory: It has to be very different from Stargate, but it also has to feel like a Stargate. And to do that what we wanted to do was literally live up to the name -- the reason it's called Stargate Universe -- is because this is one step further out into the universe aboard a ship that was launched by the Ancients to cross the universe in exploration millennia, millennia, millennia ago."

Did he say ... ship? Yes, and we're not talking about the kind between Sam and Jack. Stargate Universe looks to be a ship-based series, which will help set it apart from its two predecessors. But this isn't Stargate Daedalus -- like the city of Atlantis, the ship was built by the Ancients.

"They had planned to go there and to see what was out there, but they all ascended and no one ever went to it. When we find out it's still out there and can be reached by using the ninth chevron on a Stargate, and that's what the ninth chevron is for."

The ninth chevron, a mystery since the Stargate was first opened! In the Stargate SG-1 Season Two episode "The Fifth Race," we discovered that the normally unused eighth chevron is required for an extra distance calculation, allowing a gate (which can typically only connect to other gates in its own galaxy, using seven chevrons to dial an address) to dial a different galaxy.

The mysterious ninth chevron, Wright indicates, enables a Stargate to connect directly to the advanced Ancient exploration ship no matter where it is in the universe.


THE SHIP
So the Ancients only launched the ship -- and ended up ascending before they could take up the mission of exploration across the galaxies.

"That's what the Ancients did, because they knew with the faster-than-light travel that they had at the time ... They sent out two ships. They sent out one millions of years before it -- or certainly tens of thousands of years before it. The Ancients sent out a ship to seed Stargates, and this ship was to follow it up."

The first ship manufactured Stargates them and sets them down, apparently automatically.

"That's what the first ship did, and then this ship was the follow-up ship that was sent to explore the worlds where the Stargate had been placed."

The Ancients were not only seeders of life, but they were also explorers.

"Very much so," Wright said. "Very much so. They were looking for other beings such as themselves. And if you go backwards across the universe, you're going through time because you're going back in the history of the universe. Not that it's time travel, but you know what I'm saying. You're going to an older part of the universe.

"And that's going to present stories and themes such as solar systems, entire civilizations where entropy has increased in the system so much that energy, in any form, is incredibly valuable. And here comes this ship rich with energy from a younger part of the galaxy. And they're going to want it. They're going to think we're rich. In fact, that's not going to be the case."


THE TEAM
In SG-1 and Atlantis, the basic formula for characters seems to be a core team of four people and a base leader. The team is made up of men and women who each bring their unique skills to the mission; some are military, some are not. While some of that will no doubt carry over to the third series, expect Stargate Universe to take a slightly different approach.

"It doesn't quite work that way," Wright said of the team of four and a base leader. "There will be a team. It won't be, necessarily, a team of four -- and the base leader is going to be different. There is not going to be a base in the traditional sense."

It may be too early to know if any established characters will be crossing over from either SG-1 or Atlantis, as Rodney McKay (David Hewlett) was brought over after a handful of memorable guest appearances on SG-1. That decision happened late in the game, during the casting process.

And while Atlantis was cast largely with unknowns, Wright did say that he would love to cast an established, name actor in one of the new roles. "I would love to do that, but the casting process is always difficult," he said. "It's hard depending on when you're trying to do it. We had such a limited timeline for Atlantis because they picked us up so late in the day. We were writing in mid-November, we couldn't cast until January, and we had to shoot in mid-February. So that was kind of crazy."


THE ENEMY
Exploring multiple galaxies and parts of the universe where even the Ancients have never been means running into civilizations they never met, let alone seeded themselves (as is the case in the Milky Way and Pegasus Galaxies). The show's premise clearly sets up some good potential for interesting new enemies.

So, what's it going to be? Snakes that take over your body and impersonate gods? Space vampires that suck the life out of you with their hands?

"This is part of the pitch, so I'm not 100 percent sure this is going to be how it pans out: Robert and I have been talking about not having a 'Goa'uld' or a 'Wraith.' Certainly not up front. Enemies is exactly how we want to pursue it, as opposed to defining this bad alien force that defines the entire galaxy, [which is] what the Goa'uld and the Wraith were."


HERE'S THE PITCH
"We're pitching to SCI FI," Wright said. "Robert and I are actually going down this Friday to talk to SCI FI about Universe. ... That's all I can tell you. They may not buy it."

Wright and Cooper intended to write the show's pilot script last summer, after finishing principal photography on the SG-1 movies Stargate: The Ark of Truth and Stargate: Continuum. "That didn't happen because we didn't want to do it in a vacuum, and it was something we might have done," Wright said. "We considered doing it. But to be frank, I felt rushed into Atlantis. And that's always the case, I'm sure. But I thought, 'If we don't have to, why are we? Why don't we do this properly? Why don't we take the time to do this properly?"

What if SCI FI doesn't buy? While it would be next to impossible to get the show picked up by a major broadcast network, or to make enough money through a syndication deal, there are other cable networks in the U.S. where Universe might be a good fit. SpikeTV has been ramping up its production of original series in recent years. G4 is a new player, grabbing rerun rights to genre favorites like Star Trek and LOST. FX is a network that does well in key demographics. And then there are premium cable channels such as Showtime, where Stargate SG-1 began a decade ago.

But, of course, SCI FI Channel is the most likely and most logical home for a third Stargate television series. The network's current strategy is to air original programming year-round -- but more than one of its new shows in the last year failed to be renewed (notably The Dresden Files and Painkiller Jane). So the need for new shows with a high chance of success is high. Stargate Universe could be paired with Atlantis (as Atlantis was paired with SG-1), or it could air during a different time of year.

One thing that Wright is clear on: Don't expect Stargate Universe to debut online.

"The online thing kind of went by the wayside just in terms of business between MGM and Apple," he said. "I don't mind saying this out loud: We live in a world where I'm trying to put in visual effects and sequences that look fabulous on widescreen HD images, and I did not want to launch a series that would appear on a three-inch wide screen. Yes, it's a perfectly valid medium for a lot of television. Not for me. And certainly not for a show like Stargate."


WHAT IS NEXT?
While the script for the show has yet to be written, Stargate Universe is definitely moving forward. The pitch to SCI FI Channel could result in a green light, or at least a script request. Should the cable network pass on the show, MGM could certainly pursue other outlets.

The script may, in turn, lead to a partial or full-season pick-up. As sets are built and the production wheels begin to turn, we expect to see breakdowns for each of the show's main characters.

Stargate's principal photography at The Bridge Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia typically runs from March to October. It is still early enough that, should SCI FI jump at the chance to green light the show, it is not too late to begin filming in March for a premiere sometime in 2008. That would create an enormous time crunch, however, similar to the rush to get Atlantis going in late 2003.

If Stargate Universe misses that window, expect either an order of less than 20 episodes or a 2009 premiere.


There you have it. The working premise for Stargate Universe has been revealed, and we wish Brad Wright and Robert Cooper all the best in selling the new show and entering the next phase. With the mother series Stargate SG-1 over, it is a critical time for determining how far the Stargate franchise will reach beyond it.

Keep in mind that this concept is in an early stage of development, and some change is inevitable -- especially once a network is on board. GateWorld looks forward to keeping you up-to-date on the development of the new series, and to exploring brand new galaxies in Stargate Universe

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(lol, is afkomstig van een Belgisch forum, die het in google geschiedenis vond)

Stargate based series op een ancient schip dus. Hmmm, dat is nu al veel het geval in Atlantis.

[Aaargh]

The mysterious ninth chevron, Wright indicates, enables a Stargate to connect directly to the advanced Ancient exploration ship no matter where it is in the universe.

And now we know...

Stargate's principal photography at The Bridge Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia typically runs from March to October. It is still early enough that, should SCI FI jump at the chance to green light the show, it is not too late to begin filming in March for a premiere sometime in 2008. That would create an enormous time crunch, however, similar to the rush to get Atlantis going in late 2003.

Waarom krijg ik het gevoel dat dit een oud document is? Wanneer ze aan het filmen zouden zijn voor deze nieuwe serie, dan was er toch al veel meer info uitgelekt...?!

[Tactical_Cube]

Stargate Universe Revealed!

Saturday - April 5, 2008 | by Darren Sumner & David Read


After much waiting, fans finally have the first solid info on just what Stargate Universe is all about! The third live-action television series in the Stargate franchise has been in the concept stage for more than a year now, and is being conceived by Stargate Atlantis co-creators Brad Wright and Robert C. Cooper.

"The idea of Stargate Universe is that it is set on a ship that was part of an Ancient experiment that was set in motion probably millions of years ago -- one that they never saw to fruition, but that we can," Wright told GateWorld exclusively. "They got busy with the whole ascension thing."

The experiment is "to send a ship across the universe, and to send one ahead of it to seed the galaxies with Stargates, and that they would one day use the ninth chevron to get there [to the ship]. And that's what Stargate Universe is."

Millions of years ago (before their conflict with the Wraith and possibly even before they moved Atlantis to the Pegasus Galaxy), the show would reveal, the Ancients sent out two ships: an automated vessel to place Stargates throughout multiple galaxies in our universe, and a second ship to follow up and explore.

A standard, 7-symbol gate address allows for travel within the same galaxy. Use of the Stargate's eighth chevron allows for travel to a different galaxy. And the ninth chevron will allow the team to reach this second, still unmanned Ancient ship.

The series was pitched to SCI FI Channel last fall, just before the writer's strike -- which put a hold on the project. "The pitch was received very well," Wright said. "[But] we pitched an expensive series -- the idea we have is not cheap. I think we've proven ourselves, so ... 'Can we please have enough money to do it right this time?' And, if not, then honestly I don't want to do it. Why do it wrong?"


The third Stargate series won't be set on Earth, or on a remote base, but on a ship that travels from galaxy to galaxy.
The strike and the potential cost of Stargate Universe are not the only reasons the show is not yet moving forward.

"Part of the reason it's taking a while is that Atlantis is currently on-going, and because we didn't want to go into development with anything during the writer's strike -- because it seemed inappropriate. Even though we're Canadian, we recognized it is for the American marketplace."

"Internally, Robert and I are a little bit torn, because we had such a great time making The Ark of Truth and Stargate: Continuum. Making one or two of those a year would be a damn fine thing to do! Honestly, it takes up a big chunk of time writing it, a big chunk of time making it, and then the post on a movie is more than twice as complicated as post on the biggest episodes. So it's not like you can just knock one off while you're making a television show. It's just too much."

Wright said that he is not anxious to return to a schedule that requires the Vancouver team to produce 40 hours of television each year, indicating that Stargate Universe may wait until Atlantis has concluded its run.

When the show does begin, Wright believes that it has to both move the franchise forward to attract new viewers, and remain true to the established formula. "It has to feel like Stargate, and it has to feel new. That's the tight rope, that's the balance you have to maintain, and that's the challenge.

"To put it in its simplest terms, if we had ever just done SG-2as a series it would never have worked. It's not the C.S.I. model."

Keep in mind that the Stargate Universe concept is still in an early stage of development, and some change is inevitable. GateWorld looks forward to keeping you up-to-date on the development of the new series, and to exploring brand new galaxies in Stargate Universe!

[onok]

Het is dus goed mogelijk dat ze wachten tot Atlantis afgelopen is. Beetje jammer, maar aan de andere kant ook weer niet zo erg. Hij komt er toch wel

[EMH]

misschien nieuw schrijversteam erop lijkt me ook goed idee