So theres a new Stargate TV series on the way called Stargate Universe, so here is the trailer that aired at Comic-con 2009.

The Pacific is a 10-part mini-series from the creators of "Band of Brothers" telling the intertwined stories of three Marines during America's battle with the Japanese in the Pacific during World War II.

Comedy Central has ordered all brand new episodes of Futurama, and the show has officially gone back into production. They have given the series an order for 13 additional episodes, which follow the original episodes and the four full-length DVDs.

• Bender's back, baby! New Futurama episodes are in our future
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Oh my good this looks so cool, Blu-ray Phaser.

You can hack a Playstation 3 blu-ray laser and make yourself a Blu-Ry gun. Here is the tutorial on how to do that. All costs less than $100.

It looks cool but thats about it. It doesn't really work as a phaser.

Build your own Blu-Ray Gun

Update
The New Brainless Morons At Fox keep deleting the video from YouTube even though it clearly promotes their product for free.

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So yes unfortunately season 2 has been pushed back to next year, so we all have to wait some time for our next fix. But in the mean time the producers have seen wise to release a list of the guest stars for the new season.

The list is as follows:
James Marsters
Alan Dale
Freema Agyeman

BBC

Amanda Tapping and Ben Browder talks about the upcoming Stargate SG-1 movie "Continuum"

Some sad news, but things may be up as MGM is pushing to keep the series running on another network.

The future of Stargate is in question today, as SCI FI Channel has cancelled the long-running Stargate SG-1, Multichannel News reported today and a GateWorld source has confirmed. The news regrettably follows the airing of the show's milestone two-hundredth episode on Friday in the US.

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Brad Wright co-executive producer of SCI-FI Channel's original series Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis told SCI-FI Wire he's confident that the longstanding franchise could spin off more series and even a feature film. Projects in the works include a third TV series, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game and a movie, he said in an interview.

"What we've built is now bigger than all of us," Wright said. "Even if I were to not do the movie, I know somebody is going to do a Stargate movie. It's the second largest franchise for MGM next to Bond. So it's got significant brand potential, and by two series doing as well as they are and a game coming out, that could really, really, really brand the show in a big way. That's what they like in this business: a larger franchise with so many legs to it that it could go into the future for years to come."

The franchise began with the 1994 feature film Stargate, followed by SG-1 on Showtime in 1996. That series moved to SCI-FI in 2002 and will begin its unprecedented 10th season on July 14, becoming the longest-running SF show in American television history. Atlantis spun off of SG-1 in 2004 and kicks off its third season also on July 14.

"I know there will be a movie made," Wright said. "I know there will likely be another series made, whether I make it or not. It's just too good a vehicle for storytelling. This is exactly what Jonathan [Glassner] and I recognized 10 years ago, when we created the series. The Stargate is dramatically, and in terms of storytelling, a perfect vehicle from which to launch characters and tell stories. That's why it will go for years to come." Ian Spelling
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