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SG-1 Season 9
"The Powers That Be"

SG-1 Season 10
"Bad Guys" (story) (teleplay) (co-wrote with Ben Browder)

Stargate: Atlantis

Atlantis Season 1
"Childhood's End"
"The Storm" (teleplay) (co-wrote with Jill Blotelvogel)
"The Eye"
"Hot Zone"
"The Brotherhood"
"Letters from Pegasus" (excerpts)
"The Gift" (story) (co-wrote with Robert C. Cooper)
"The Siege, Part 1"

Atlantis Season 2
"The Siege, Part 3"
"Duet"
"Conversion" (story) (teleplay) (co-wrote with Robert C. Cooper)
"The Lost Boys"
"Grace Under Pressure"
"Coup D'etat"
"Allies"

Atlantis Season 3
"No Man's Land"
"McKay and Mrs. Miller"
"The Return, Part 1"
"The Return, Part 2"
"Sunday"
"First Strike"

Atlantis Season 4
"Adrift"
"Miller's Crossing"
"Be All My Sins Remember'd"
"Spoils of War" (excerpts)
"Harmony"
"Trio"

Atlantis Season 5
"Search and Rescue"
"Ghost in the Machine" (excerpts)
"First Contact"
"The Lost Tribe"
"Inquisition" (excerpts)
"Brain Storm"

Stargate Universe

Universe Season 1
"Earth" (story) (teleplay) (co-wrote with Robert C. Cooper & Brad Wright)
"Lost"

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Stargate: Atlantis

Atlantis Season 5
"Brain Storm"

Martin Gero's work on the Stargate franchise alone makes me hopeful for Quantum Leap!

JWSlider3

But from what I'm reading, not holding my breath on QL

Those do look pretty cool!

From what I understand, this person could green light the show. The problem appears to be Universal's financial state. A show that might lose money isn't an option, at least at this moment in time.

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I think this new group could be interesting,  I'm intrigued to learn the groups reason for sliding. Since they are waiting for the window of opportunity,  it stands to reason that they are all willing in their involvement to slide. I would think for most of them this is their home that they are leaving including Quinn (I'm mean, the mother of his child died on this world, wouldn't that make it home for him).

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Me neither! I think the whole thing sounds very shady!

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I talked to Tormé last night. He said that they are still in talks. He said that he written a pilot script that would explain what has happened time wise and  character wise.

He still seems very optimistic about the shows return and wants me share with the forum that things are moving forward.

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TemporalFlux wrote:

I have wondered about for audio drama (like Big Finish) versions of Sliders possibly a lost episode sorta thing with all of the original actors.

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On the subject of the upscaling endeavor, is there a way to (in essence) rotoscope the foreground images and upscale them apart from the background? I think that might eliminate the waxyness of the background.

I think one of the Star Wars despecialized blu ray editions do something similar.

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As far as SG-1 is concerned. If I remember correctly, the first 3 seasons are filmed in 16mm and 4 thru 7 were in 35mm and 8 thru 10 are HD. I would think 8-10 would be a straight forward switch over and 4-7 would be a slight uprez but 1-3 would be really rough uprez (really glossy).

I don't know of any other blu-ray examples from VEI (the company releasing it). I have been happy with the "The Sentinel" series and "Poltergeist the Legacy".

I didn't know "Warehouse 13" got a blu-ray release. What company did that release?

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I believe the outline was called "Sons of Liberty" formally Net Worth.

Sorry to hear of miss fortune in the last few years. I can understand about not caring what anyone is doing with the material. I felt like I paid a fortune for what most would consider Bob Weiss' trash (and actually is).

I enjoy finding out about the stories that might have been, a story I enjoy is when I was trying to get in contact with Dorothy Fontana and had to go though Marv Wolfman to do it (almost surreal).

When last we talked you had just acquired the Egyptian Timer and stated that you where determined to the Rickman Timer. I think it's awesome that you got all those Timers now.

I wish you would have just said this in an email, instead of saying nothing. I know a lot of what I talked about in those days never came to pass, sorry things couldn't have been different.

I'm curious ireactions, why did you ask this question here and now? You've had my email and you didn't seem to care for the last 2 years. Is it because I made reference to the old TemporalFlux Sliders passion? Did you feel you needed to "put me in my place", expose something TemporalFlux might not have known about?

He says it's his idea, but then again so does Nan. But Torme only took his ideas to Acclaim.

Thanks to your suggestion (through personal email) 2 years ago. Odd you would ask being that you've seen the document that I had that confirms that "Net Worth" was in season 3 lineup, that Transmodiar showed you.

I didn't make Jack shit. I was bidding on it and was surprised that someone out there had old school Temporal Flux desire to possess a script that I normally (of recent) wouldn't see go for more than $35.

The dude that won it is a moderator at that Slidehead Facebook page that you were bashing a couple of days ago. I guess he doesn't need any pressing work done on his car!

I've known people to pay more than that! Just shocked that the interest still remains, when I can't get people on this board (a Sliders community) to respond to a script trade!

Oddly enough my father did die of a stomach aneurysm between the 3rd and 4th season.

Zicree's participation on the Twilight Zone DVD/BD commentaries are quite often praised as being very insightful. To my recollection this is the first time he is doing commentaries to his own stuff and besides the commentary on the pilot by Weiss and Torme, it's only other time someone will have done ANY for Sliders.

So I'm very interested to hear these.

I miss Informant!

Okay, when John Rhys-Davies is referring to NBC, I'm sure he meant NBC/Universal who has the distribution rights, Universal doesn't give that stuff up (that's why Kevin Smith can't do Mallrats 2).

I am also positive that George R. R. Martin owns the rights to Doorways, given in 2010 IDW published the a comic book series based on the Pilot and was going to publish (in comic book form) the six other scripts written for the series. That was all before the popularity of Game of Thrones.

What's wrong with going back to the original group? I mean X-Files did it (was there really any reason given for Robert Patrick or the woman that replaced Scully not returning).

And comment about JRD's age. How old is Patrick Stewart or the entire cast of Grace and frankie?

If you're not interested don't watch. I would personally give it a try, it's the concept that I fell in love with (initially).

I believe that was the original set up. And oddly enough it is 2 Torme written episodes that contradict each and create the confusion. The pilot shows that Quinn's diary (tapes) are dated in the fall (I believe September) but the next episode "Summer of Love", Rembrandt asks the hippies if the year is 1995.

It was really interesting to see how the concept developed in those early days, there was even a note as Doorways being possible competition.

I've read some notes from Weiss that said they (he and Torme) had planned on the Mallory house was a motel or boarding house, but that was very early on (well before the pilot script phase).

I'm just saying that it's ridiculous to compare a show with 90's story telling sensibilities to a current day show. I guess comparing Sliders to the mid 90's Doctor who TV movie would be fair, but it didn't do very well did it.

The thing about Sliders that I think is amazing and the reason I still love it is that the 'concept' would allow you to tell ANY kind of story, it's truly limitless! So I think I 'get' it.