http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=720
Shanks approached to star in 3rd Stargate series!
"Now Stargate SG1 Solutions can exclusively reveal that SG1's Michael Shanks, who plays Dr. Daniel Jackson on the show, has already been approached to star in the third Stargate series! We were informed by a source close to the production that Shanks would be lead actor and Daniel Jackson the main character in the spinoff."
So, the scoops aren't so exclusive anymore;)
It will be interesting to see how some portions of fandom react to this tidbit.
Exclusive means someone on the set dropped them the news, but since the *news* is so limited, it's nothing people haven't speculated on. It was already stated they had ideas for another series.//and is being actively worked on by the Vancouver creatives behind Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis
Stop. Back up. What the hell is a "creative"? In my dictionary that's an adjective, not a noun. Nounizing adjectives is almost as bad as verbifying nouns...//;)
If the same people are working on it who worked on SG1, you've already seen the show. They have a terrible tendency to rewrite their own scripts.
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http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=720 Shanks approached to star in 3rd Stargate series! "Now Stargate SG1 Solutions can exclusively reveal that SG1's Michael Shanks, who plays Dr. Daniel Jackson on the show, has already been approached to star in the third Stargate series! We were informed by a source close to the production that Shanks would be lead actor and Daniel Jackson the main character in the spinoff." So, the scoops aren't so exclusive anymore ;)
It will be interesting to see how some portions of fandom react to this tidbit.
Exclusive means someone on the set dropped them the news, but since the *news* is so limited, it's nothing people haven't speculated on. It was already stated they had ideas for another series. //and is being actively worked on by the Vancouver creatives behind Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis
Stop. Back up. What the hell is a "creative"? In my dictionary that's an adjective, not a noun. Nounizing adjectives is almost as bad as verbifying nouns...// ;)
If the same people are working on it who worked on SG1, you've already seen the show. They have a terrible tendency to rewrite their own scripts.