Stargate SG-1: The Movie - Comic Book Resources
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CCI XTRA: "STARGATE: SG1: THE MOVIE"
by Travis Fischer, Contributing Writer
Posted: August 1, 2007 — More From This Author
Thousands of sci-fi fans gathered to see the cast and crew of the upcoming movie, "Stargate: The Arc of Truth" at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Friday. Hosted by Gary Jones, who plays Chief Master Sergeant Walter Harriman, the panel introduced Martin Something, Ben Browder (Cameron Mitchell), Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter), Christopher Judge (Teal'c), and executive producer/director Robert Cooper for the hour-long Q&A session.
Before the questions began, the panel-goers were privy to an exclusive clip show of episodes from the last ten years of the television series and new footage from the upcoming direct-to-video movie.
**snippage**
...Cooper confirmed that there is a third "Stargate" series in the works.
"I believe it's called 'Stargate CSI'," Cooper joked.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/ne...m.cgi?id=11442
(Please follow the link for the complete article.)
CCI XTRA: "STARGATE: SG1: THE MOVIE"
by Travis Fischer, Contributing Writer
Posted: August 1, 2007 — More From This Author
Thousands of sci-fi fans gathered to see the cast and crew of the upcoming movie, "Stargate: The Arc of Truth" at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Friday. Hosted by Gary Jones, who plays Chief Master Sergeant Walter Harriman, the panel introduced Martin Something, Ben Browder (Cameron Mitchell), Amanda Tapping (Samantha Carter), Christopher Judge (Teal'c), and executive producer/director Robert Cooper for the hour-long Q&A session.
Before the questions began, the panel-goers were privy to an exclusive clip show of episodes from the last ten years of the television series and new footage from the upcoming direct-to-video movie.
**snippage**
...Cooper confirmed that there is a third "Stargate" series in the works.
"I believe it's called 'Stargate CSI'," Cooper joked.
