Stargate Universe - "The only mission is survival."

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Op zondag 9 augustus 2009 10:04 schreef Mirel het volgende:
Ik zoek het eerste stargate topic dat ik kan vinden op uit m'n myat, om dit trailertje te posten:
http://www.gateworld.net/video/newsandfeatures/1248429391.shtml

Je ziet de aanval op de basis, waardoor ze allemaal door de stargate ontsnappen naar dat ancient schip. Je ziet het schip zelf, een aantal scenes, langer dan bij de andere trailers. Een aantal locaties waar ze naartoe reizen, en iets wat lijkt op een aanval op het ancientschip. Er vliegen iig dingetjes uit.

Leuk ook om O'Neill in het begin te zien, met een typische O'Neill opmerking

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Op maandag 10 augustus 2009 02:32 schreef RaptoR-X het volgende:
Hmmm dit kon wel eens leuk worden...vooral met die schot er in. Dat is namelijk absoluut geen slechte acteur.

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oh...lees net dat hij al in het eerste seizoen dood gaat

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Robert Carlyle as Dr. Nicholas Rush[1] – The "ship's brilliant Machiavellian scientist"[14] whom producer Joseph Mallozzi had first mentioned in his blog in mid-November 2008 as Dr. David Rush.[15] The ship's crew believe Rush to be losing his mind, but he does things for a reason.[8] Carlyle explained in an interview that after the death of Rush's wife, Rush is driven by the opportunity to explore the galaxy.[16] Mallozzi rectified casting reports in mid-December 2008[17] that Rush "is not the leader of the unplanned expedition. That honor falls to Colonel Everett Young. For now. But things could have a way of changing on board a ship manned by a disparate group with very different agendas…".[14] Although a confirmed main character,[13] Rush was not included in the initial casting character breakdowns.[18] Wright and Cooper intended the character to be very different from previous main character in the Stargate franchise, "somebody who is not the hero, not the villain, and more of a very flawed and complex person".[12] About a year before being cast, Scottish actor Robert Carlyle wanted to try something new in his career and approached television companies in Los Angeles. They offered him several parts, but Stargate Universe had the greatest appeal to him as "suddenly a drama [was] opening up in space, [and] in the past that was something that was slightly missing from the genre".[19] He was aware of the success of the Stargate franchise and had seen "quite a bit of SG-1, plus a bunch of Atlantis".[7] Carlyle accepted the role because of Wright and Cooper's take on the drama and direction of the show, and he is "[honestly] more than prepared" to play the character for possibly many years.[7] Carlyle will keep his Scottish accent for the role.[20]