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The series premier was watched by 2.346 million viewers. [27] By the end of the season the show had maintained 65% of its audience, with the finale drawing 1.469 million viewers, which was higher than the premier of Breaking Bad. [26] Media releases [ edit ] DVD/Blu-ray Name

Elyse Levesque as Chloe Armstrong– She is the daughter of a US Senator, 23 years old, whose character is tested "after her father's tragic death and the dire circumstances of being trapped on a spaceship". [13] Her father (played by Christopher McDonald) [20] had political oversight over the Stargate project trying to dial the ninth chevron. [21] Before the producers settled on the final name, the character was named Chloe Carpenter [13] and Chloe Walker. [21] Levesque's "wonderfully nuanced audition" convinced the producers to cast her, as she demonstrated an "impressive range in two very different [and] demanding scenes". [20] Ausiello, Michael (March 20, 2009). "Exclusive first look at cast of 'Stargate: Universe' ". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on March 23, 2009 . Retrieved December 8, 2019. a b c d e f g h i j k Sumner, Darren (September 17, 2008). "Meet the Stargate Universe team!". GateWorld. Archived from the original on September 18, 2008 . Retrieved September 18, 2008. Mallozzi, Joseph (December 16, 2008). "December 16, 2008: Dinner at the DB Bistro". josephmallozzi.wordpress.com . Retrieved December 17, 2008.

New Stargate Show or Movie Could Explain How The Stargate Universe Story Ended

Executive producer and “Gauntlet” co-writer Joseph Mallozzi revealed on his blog that in the story’s original pitch, the identity of the person who stayed outside of the pods came down to a coin-flip … and was to be left ambiguous at the season’s end, setting up a fascinating character study for the start of Season Three. Weiss, Joanna (October 1, 2009). " 'Stargate' mysteries play like a 'Lost' in space". The Boston Globe . Retrieved October 1, 2009.

SG-1 is captured by a bounty hunter ( Sam J. Jones) who uses them to help catch a Tok'ra named Korra ( Mark Holden). The Goa'uld has his race addicted to a drug that can be supplied only by them, but he repents at the last moment and asks Sam to help free his race from the drug. Auditions were held in Los Angeles. [40] The producers were looking for well-known names for the lead roles, but intended to mostly cast "either new faces, or people you've seen in other stuff but maybe aren't as aware of". [38] BAFTA and Screen Actors Guild Award-winning actor Robert Carlyle was the first announced series regular in mid-December 2008. [11] The casting of Louis Ferreira, David Blue, Brian J. Smith, and Jamil Walker Smith as series regulars was announced in mid-January 2009. [41] The casting of Alaina Huffman and Elyse Levesque was announced in late February 2009, along with other actors whose status as regular or recurring cast has not been established. [24] The cast is American (Blue, B. Smith, J. Smith, Wen), Canadian (Ferreira, Levesque, and Huffman) and British (Carlyle). There is an ongoing comic book series set after the end of season two, but the original creators and writers are not involved. [6] Premise [ edit ]

in house visual effects artist / visual effects artist / in house lead visual effects artist (18 episodes, 2009-2011) Seidman, Robert (November 10, 2009). "Syfy Top 10 most-watched topped by Ghost Hunters, Destination Truth and 2012 doom". TV by the Numbers. Archived from the original on September 6, 2010 . Retrieved November 13, 2009. Hibberd, James (August 22, 2008). " "Stargate" stays open with new series". Reuters . Retrieved December 8, 2019.