Retweet "The Shrine" Earns 1.2 Average Household Rating

At first I was unsure of what the hell was going on. This episode had comedic moments and dramatic moments, and overall delivers another quality chapter of the Stargate franchise.

The sixth episode of Stargate Atlantis Season Five stayed even with the previous week. "The Shrine" earned a 1.2 average household rating for the SCI-FI Channel when it premiered on August 22, the network announced this week.

This ties "Ghost In the Machine", and is just one-tenth of a point below the season-high rating of 1.3 earned by "Search and Rescue" and "The Daedalus Variations". The new season has remained more steady than usual in the ratings game, and typically makes great gains later in the week from DVR viewing.

Also on SCI FI's list of top shows for the week were Eureka, with a 1.8 rating, Ghost Hunters International (1.6), and ECW wrestling (1.5).

Another all-new episode of Stargate Atlantis airs this Friday on SCI FI in the United States! Tune in for "The Queen" at 10 p.m. (9 Central).

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Do you use Facebook? If so, you will want to check out our Fan Group and Game Page on Facebook! Help us spread the word about Stargate Worlds. Keep the Facebook community in the know with news, interviews, videos and screenshots. Share the upcoming closed beta with other Stargate and MMO fans!

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Retweet GateWorld: Podcast Episode #10

On the latest GateWorld Podcast they discuss all things Atlantis.

Stargate Atlantis dips its toe into the horror genre in the newest episode, "Whispers!" To talk about the episode, GateWorld editors Darren and David are joined by Tame Farrar, one of our top-notch forum editors. Does Stargate do horror well? Was it a good episode for returning fan favorite Carson Beckett? How did the all-woman team work out?

We also run down the latest Stargate news headlines and GateWorld site features, and hear more listener mail from Stargate fans. And we also have an exclusive preview of our upcoming new interview with actor David Nykl ("Radek Zelenka")!

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Retweet Cosmic Doorman: Interview with Chuck Campbell

For nearly four years the air traffic controller of the Pegasus Galaxy has been Technician Chuck, played by Canadian actor Chuck Campbell. First introduced in Season One's "The Brotherhood," the role quickly become a favorite among fans. Now with doors closing on Atlantis the series, but about to open on Atlantis DVD movies, GateWorld sat down with the actor to discuss the recent news and his opinions on the matter.

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Retweet Race car driver Jonathan Summerton Visits Stargate Worlds studio

Race car driver Jonathan Summerton came to visit the Stargate Worlds studio last week.

Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment is one of Jonathan's sponosors with the CME logo printed on his race car.

Photos can be found here.

You can read about Jonathan Summerton at his site here.

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Features on the SGW gamespot page are listed below:

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So be sure to visit the SGW Gamespot page here and add SGW to the games you’d like to play list!

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Retweet SG-1 Novel Trilogy to Pack In Season Arc

Steven Saville, author of numerous sci-fi/fantasy series, has shed more light on his forthcoming SG-1 trilogy in an interview with Gateworld.net.
Here are a few of the highlights from the interview:

Things start off with a bang -- Tok'ra agents being compromised, a search and rescue that goes hideously wrong, and a time shift that drops our heroes in a world tearing itself apart from the inside out. It is a quite dark story in places, I freely admit, but it (hopefully) isn't preachy. It's a trilogy: 'Shadows,' 'Shapeshifter,' and 'Trickster,' which the astute reader will spot immediately as being part of the archetypal characters of the monomyth -- a big hint, right there.

What we've done is basically plot out an entire season arc in the trilogy, so instead of getting an extra episode we're offering up enough thrills, danger, excitement, humor, and story for an entire season -- and with a limitless special effects budget. So we're talking some fun, as well.

The first book is set to be released in early 2009. You can pre-order on Amazon here.

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