From SciFi Wire:
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/art-m...6/23/12.00.sfc
09:00am ET, 23-JUne-04
SG-1 Spoilers Revealed
Robert C. Cooper, executive producer of SCI FI Channel's original
series Stargate SG-1, told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming eighth
season will wrap up a few things. "To a certain extent I hope that
fans will feel that at the end of this season that a lot the threads
and storylines that ... they want to see resolved will be resolved,"
Cooper said in an interview on the show's Vancouver, B.C., set.
Among other things, the series will deal once and for all with the
Replicator threat, Cooper said."They become a force in our galaxy,
and then ultimately get into a ... big war with the Goa'uld," he
said. "And we kind of get caught in between the two and have to
decide who we want to side with and help."
Cooper added that the show will deal with the fallout of Daniel
Jackson's (Michael Shanks) ascendance and return to Earth. "Daniel's
going to come to a bit of a closure with the whole ascendance
storyline and what happened to him while he was ascended and his
relationship with Oma and his kind of personal battle with Anubis and
his feeling of responsibility for maybe not being able to complete
the process of eliminating Anubis." As for Anubis (David Palffy), who
appeared to have perished at the end of the seventh season, Cooper
teased, "I'll say that there are still issues out there." Baal (Cliff
Simon), another Goa'uld System Lord, will also return.
And SG-1 will deal further with the Jaffa rebellion, including
reprising the character of Ishta, played by Star Trek: Enterprise's
Jolene Blalock, who first appeared in the season-seven
episode "Birthright."
In response to a question about whether the upcoming season will be
the show's last, Cooper said, "We also are not going to completely
end the show. We never wanted to end the show. Our intention was to
leave it open so that SG-1 was still out there on adventures and also
leave the door open for features or TV movies or direct-to-video
movies or whatever, that sort of thing, so that the franchise will
continue." Stargate SG-1 returns with a two-hour season premiere at 9
p.m. ET/PT July 9.
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Morjana
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http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/SG1-Spoilergate/
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/art-m...6/23/12.00.sfc
09:00am ET, 23-JUne-04
SG-1 Spoilers Revealed
Robert C. Cooper, executive producer of SCI FI Channel's original
series Stargate SG-1, told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming eighth
season will wrap up a few things. "To a certain extent I hope that
fans will feel that at the end of this season that a lot the threads
and storylines that ... they want to see resolved will be resolved,"
Cooper said in an interview on the show's Vancouver, B.C., set.
Among other things, the series will deal once and for all with the
Replicator threat, Cooper said."They become a force in our galaxy,
and then ultimately get into a ... big war with the Goa'uld," he
said. "And we kind of get caught in between the two and have to
decide who we want to side with and help."
Cooper added that the show will deal with the fallout of Daniel
Jackson's (Michael Shanks) ascendance and return to Earth. "Daniel's
going to come to a bit of a closure with the whole ascendance
storyline and what happened to him while he was ascended and his
relationship with Oma and his kind of personal battle with Anubis and
his feeling of responsibility for maybe not being able to complete
the process of eliminating Anubis." As for Anubis (David Palffy), who
appeared to have perished at the end of the seventh season, Cooper
teased, "I'll say that there are still issues out there." Baal (Cliff
Simon), another Goa'uld System Lord, will also return.
And SG-1 will deal further with the Jaffa rebellion, including
reprising the character of Ishta, played by Star Trek: Enterprise's
Jolene Blalock, who first appeared in the season-seven
episode "Birthright."
In response to a question about whether the upcoming season will be
the show's last, Cooper said, "We also are not going to completely
end the show. We never wanted to end the show. Our intention was to
leave it open so that SG-1 was still out there on adventures and also
leave the door open for features or TV movies or direct-to-video
movies or whatever, that sort of thing, so that the franchise will
continue." Stargate SG-1 returns with a two-hour season premiere at 9
p.m. ET/PT July 9.
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Morjana
SG1-Spoilergate
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/SG1-Spoilergate/
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