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Trish writes: “So only one word titles for season 1. Interesting. Hey… maybe season 2 epis can use two words, season 3 can use three words and so on!”
Answer: If I have my way.
PG15 writes: “1. Again, alluding to the past, you once said that you guys were discussing making Rob’s pitch for Episode 17 into the season finale (March 10th entry). Did you guys end up doing that, or is that pitch still for episode 17?
2. How far are you guys along on series planning? How much of Season 2 do you guys have mapped out?”
Answers: 1. The story that formerly occupied the 17 slots is now the season finale.
2. Brad and Rob have a rough idea where they want the series to go, however we won’t start fleshing out season two until we’ve completed script work on this first season.
Tim Molter writes: “How is Stargate Universe going to be different from Battlestar Galactica, Firefly, or the Star Trek series?”
Answer: Let’s see…by being a completely different series.
Major D. Davis writes: “[..] 2. Is the special project that MGM is creating a trailer? If so when will we get to see it. If not, when will we get to see the next SGU trailer(Its been about a month)?
[...]
5. What SGU episode(besides Air) are you most psyched about?(Its ok if you say Space, You’re a fantastic writer)”
Answers: [...] 2. I have no idea what this is a reference to.
[...]
5. Right now, I’m psyched about the show in general.
PG15 writes: “Hey Joe, looks like Craig Engler at SciFi beat you to the punch in the “showing new pics of SGU” department.”
Answer: Hey, aint that a kid in the head. Guess he’s got better connections.
Workin’ Hard writes: “Off topic, I was wondering if y’all over at SGU (on the writing staff) use a script formatting software. If so, which one(s)?”
Answer: Movie Magic Screenwriter.
Jedi Master also writes: “An the hype about the SG1 appearing in the show was just that hype, we really are NOT that stupid, this was a desperate attempt to get back lost viewers…”
Answer: It’s interesting to note that those of you who take this view about members of SG-1 appearing in the SGU premiere conveniently forget that both Richard Dean Anderson and Michael Shanks guested in the Atlantis premiere. What’s with that?
Answer: If I have my way.
PG15 writes: “1. Again, alluding to the past, you once said that you guys were discussing making Rob’s pitch for Episode 17 into the season finale (March 10th entry). Did you guys end up doing that, or is that pitch still for episode 17?
2. How far are you guys along on series planning? How much of Season 2 do you guys have mapped out?”
Answers: 1. The story that formerly occupied the 17 slots is now the season finale.
2. Brad and Rob have a rough idea where they want the series to go, however we won’t start fleshing out season two until we’ve completed script work on this first season.
Tim Molter writes: “How is Stargate Universe going to be different from Battlestar Galactica, Firefly, or the Star Trek series?”
Answer: Let’s see…by being a completely different series.
Major D. Davis writes: “[..] 2. Is the special project that MGM is creating a trailer? If so when will we get to see it. If not, when will we get to see the next SGU trailer(Its been about a month)?
[...]
5. What SGU episode(besides Air) are you most psyched about?(Its ok if you say Space, You’re a fantastic writer)”
Answers: [...] 2. I have no idea what this is a reference to.
[...]
5. Right now, I’m psyched about the show in general.
PG15 writes: “Hey Joe, looks like Craig Engler at SciFi beat you to the punch in the “showing new pics of SGU” department.”
Answer: Hey, aint that a kid in the head. Guess he’s got better connections.
Workin’ Hard writes: “Off topic, I was wondering if y’all over at SGU (on the writing staff) use a script formatting software. If so, which one(s)?”
Answer: Movie Magic Screenwriter.
Jedi Master also writes: “An the hype about the SG1 appearing in the show was just that hype, we really are NOT that stupid, this was a desperate attempt to get back lost viewers…”
Answer: It’s interesting to note that those of you who take this view about members of SG-1 appearing in the SGU premiere conveniently forget that both Richard Dean Anderson and Michael Shanks guested in the Atlantis premiere. What’s with that?
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. Yeah, Cloverfield's main theme is not the monster itself, but rather the way people reacted to such a situation. At least that's the feel I got. I always felt like the monster was really secondary 
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