STARGATE SG1 A HUNDRED DAYS MOVIE
STARGATE SG1 A HUNDRED DAYS SERIES

Sadly, “Universe” fails both as a sci-fi show and a teenage melodrama, because the elements that attract sci-fi fans religiously aren’t there and the writing just sucks. What you never saw, was someone dressing up as their favorite Gilmore Girl.

STARGATE SG1 A HUNDRED DAYS SERIES

There are aspects of a good sci-fi series that make people go apeshit and dress up in full-on cosplay costumes - that they make themselves, spending sometimes thousands of dollars on - to attend conventions. We’re the nerdy kids watching the high school football game. In “Universe” we feel like the outsiders. In the past two shows - and on any good sci-fi show - the audience is naturally brought in somehow. They have done nothing to build a community feeling for the viewers. All seven episodes have been garbage so far. The producers are acting like they have a three-season order in place already from SyFy. Even Robert Carlyle is beginning to let down (though, to his credit, it’s mostly the writing that’s making him look bad). And he’s a better actor than anyone on this new show. Even Ben Browder has a proper introduction to “SG-1” that made us care about him. “Universe?” No one gives a shit about these people. To a slightly smaller extent, the same applied to the now-abandoned characters on “Atlantis.” People were truly in love with these characters. Do the producers forget what happened when Daniel Jackson died/ascended to a higher plane of existence on “SG-1?” People went nuts. We know little more about the characters, and, frankly, I am starting to care less and less about each one to the point where I’d like to see someone killed off just to make things interesting. That’s all that happened on this week’s episode of “Stargate Universe.” It was 43 minutes of “oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, what are we gonna do?” and no substance. I’m sure we haven’t seen the last of that.Īnd that’s it. Oh and an alien bug that may or may not be benevolent was flushed out of the ship via the Stargate. This is maybe the third time this has happened to him. Young) nearly dies on an ice planet only to not die. And each episode is building up to what we assume is going to be something, but we’re deeply into the season without any hint of the endgame. Only each episode spends 40 minutes building up a 5 minute plot. The makers are building up this fantastical plot in every episode, complete with certain death. How about “Red Alert?” That’s what’s happening so far in “Universe,” only it’s happening at the beginning of the series. We noticed later on in the “Stargate SG-1” and “Atlantis” runnings that the powers that be would put together a fantastic opening plot, fraught with unimaginable danger and peril, only to hastily wrap it up when they ran out of time.

I keep hoping they’re going to bust out with “the big one,” and everyone is going to be happy. I’ve been holding back so far in my “ Stargate Universe” episode reviews. on ABC, but that’s not what we’re talking about. “General Hospital” is on Wednesdays at 3 p.m. Why exactly did he stop banging the first girl anyway? Ooo … Scott got caught with the senator’s daughter by his former lover. I believe it is later revealed that this has been set up as an unethical scientific experiment wherein the outside observer wanted to study the rise and fall of human civilizations by shortening the time it takes for a generations of humans to live.Wow … more sex drama. the visitors to this planet (also humans) take one or more of these villagers out of said village, out of the influence zone of the 'probe', which they notice by the fact that they don't fall asleep at the prescribed time at night anymore (the first effect they notice, besides not aging rapidly anymore).the villagers are under the influence of some 'probe' that not only causes their lives to be compressed into a hundred days but also makes them fall asleep every night at a prescribed time.A village on an earth-like planet inhabited by humans is depicted, and those humans live their whole life over a course of a hundred days (or something on that order), aging rapidly each day.

STARGATE SG1 A HUNDRED DAYS MOVIE

I vaguely remember seeing on TV in the nineties an episode or movie from which I remember the following key points:

Stargate sg1 a hundred days