- "Destiny is where you make a stand."
- ―SGU Season 1.5 official trailer
The first season of Stargate Universe consists of a total of 20 episodes, a trend with every Stargate season since 2004. This includes a special three-part premiere that aired on October 2, 2009, on Syfy in the United States and SPACE in Canada. Sky1 in the United Kingdom and Ireland began airing the series on October 6. Australia's Sci Fi network first aired the series on October 9, followed by Network Ten on December 18.
The first season broke for a mid-season finale after the tenth episode, "Justice", and returned in April, 2010 with the episode, "Space". During the hiatus, the first season of Caprica - a spin-off of Battlestar Galactica - aired in the SGU timeslot Friday nights on both Syfy and SPACE, airing opposite the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
Episodes[]
Image | Title | Number | Airdate | Planet(s) | Race(s) | Enemies |
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"Air (Part 1 of 3)" | 101 | October 2, 2009 | P4X-351, Earth | Lucian Alliance | Lucian Alliance | |
A team of scientists and soldiers from the Icarus Base uncover the mysteries of the ninth chevron of the Stargate. As they are forced to evacuate when the base is under attack from the Lucian Alliance, after activating the ninth chevron, they end up on the Destiny, an Ancient ship, stranded several billion light years from Earth. | ||||||
"Air (Part 2 of 3)" | 102 | October 2, 2009 | Desert planet, Earth | N/A | N/A | |
While they are stranded on board the Destiny, the new reluctant crew discover that their life support system is worn out, and they have to repair it fast or they will all suffocate in a matter of hours. | ||||||
"Air (Part 3 of 3)" | 103 | October 9, 2009 | Desert planet, Earth | Dust bugs | N/A | |
Lt. Matthew Scott leads a team to a desert planet to find a mineral capable of fixing Destiny's life support system. Colonel David Telford uses a Long-range communication device and takes temporarily control of Colonel Everett Young's body. Chloe Armstrong visits her mother on Earth. | ||||||
"Darkness (Part 1 of 2)" | 104 | October 16, 2009 | "Big Bertha", Earth | N/A | N/A | |
Dr. Nicholas Rush tries to figure out why Destiny's power reserves are critically low. Colonel Everett Young orders everyone to limit the power consumption. Eventually everything apart from the life support goes down. Fortunately, Destiny reaches a solar system with three planets, giving the crew hope to live another day. | ||||||
"Light (Part 2 of 2)" | 105 | October 23, 2009 | Goldilocks zone planet | N/A | N/A | |
On a seemingly unalterable collision course with a nearby star, and despite finding three suitable planets, Colonel Everett Young tells everyone that only seventeen people can go in the shuttle and that a lottery will determine their fate. | ||||||
"Water" | 106 | October 30, 2009 | "Hoth" | Dust bugs | Dust bugs | |
Much of Destiny's water reserves mysteriously disappears. The ship then reaches an ice planet, where the crew attempt a harvest in order to replenish the supply. However, the atmosphere and the ice around the area of the Stargate is poisonous, and they'd have to expand their search with limited air in the environmental suits. Meanwhile, Lt. Tamara Johansen works to catch an intruder believed responsible for the lost water. | ||||||
"Earth" | 107 | November 6, 2009 | Earth | N/A | N/A | |
The consciousnesses of some of the crew of the Destiny arrive back on Earth by means of a Long-range communication device. Colonel Everett Young, Eli Wallace, and Chloe Armstrong's consciousnesses are on Earth, and while Eli and Chloe visit their families, Young meets with Dr. Carl Strom and Lt. General Jack O'Neill about a potentially dangerous plan to bring the crew home. Back on the ship, Colonel David Telford takes over Young's command in order to ensure the plan is enacted. | ||||||
"Time" | 108 | November 13, 2009 | Jungle planet | Squigglers | Squigglers | |
An away team finds a Kino beside a Stargate on a Jungle planet, which contains video footage of the team that was shot prior to their arrival. Then, an illness cripples the team, forcing them to quarantine themselves on the planet. | ||||||
"Life" | 109 | November 20, 2009 | Earth | N/A | N/A | |
While searching the ship, the crew finds an Ancient device, similar to, but predating the Repository of knowledge from the Milky Way that may hold the promise of getting them home, and using the Long-range communication device, Lt. Matthew Scott and Camile Wray visit loved ones back on Earth. Scott is stunned to find out that he has a son, and Colonel Everett Young gets overly angry at Colonel David Telford for seeing his wife. Dr. Nicholas Rush also manages to gain access to the subspace link to the Seed ships. | ||||||
"Justice" | 110 | December 4, 2009 | Gravel pit planet | N/A | N/A | |
Colonel Everett Young cedes command to Camile Wray after Sgt. Spencer is found dead from a gunshot wound and the gun is recovered from his quarters. Meanwhile, a planet harbors a secret that threatens the Destiny, and Dr. Nicholas Rush gains access to the Ancient interface. | ||||||
"Space (Part 1 of 2)" | 111 | April 2, 2010 | Purple plants' planet | Nakai | Nakai | |
Colonel Everett Young uses the Long-range communication device, but it malfunctions, and he finds himself aboard an alien ship, thereby provoking the aliens into attacking Destiny. During the attack, which proves a diversion, the aliens kidnap Chloe Armstrong, and Young decides to use the stones again, during which he finds and frees Dr. Nicholas Rush, who is aboard the alien ship. | ||||||
"Divided (Part 2 of 2)" | 112 | April 9, 2010 | N/A | Nakai | Nakai | |
Dr. Nicholas Rush and Chloe Armstrong suffer nightmares following their ordeal on the alien vessel, and Dr. Nicholas Rush suspects that a tracking device may have been placed on the ship's hull. Later, a splinter group of the civilian crew on Destiny executes a coup with life-threatening consequences. | ||||||
"Faith" | 113 | April 16, 2010 | Eden | N/A | N/A | |
When an Uncharted star interrupts Destiny's Faster-Than-Light engine, it is forced to make a slingshot around the star, the process of which takes a month. The only planet orbiting the star is surprisingly like Earth, with food, water, and breathable air, which makes some of the crew consider staying. | ||||||
"Human" | 114 | April 23, 2010 | Ruins planet | Giant spider | N/A | |
Dr. Nicholas Rush risks his life in a dangerous experiment involving Destiny's interface chair, in which he relives his wife's final days and his recruitment into the Stargate Program. Meanwhile, Destiny drops out of FTL and dials a planet which shows signs of a past civilization. | ||||||
"Lost" | 115 | April 30, 2010 | Ruins planet, Foggy planet, Crystal planet, Desert planet, Winter planet, Gravel pit planet, Forest planet | N/A | ||
While MSgt. Ronald Greer is trapped in a cave-in on a desolate planet and left for dead, Lt. Matthew Scott, Chloe Armstrong and Eli Wallace try to reach Destiny via the Stargate network, and Dr. Nicholas Rush tries to locate them before the ship leaves the galaxy for good. | ||||||
"Sabotage" | 116 | May 7, 2010 | Forest planet, Earth | Nakai | Nakais | |
As Destiny travels away from the galaxy, leaving Eli Wallace, Chloe Armstrong and Lt. Matthew Scott behind, one of the ship's sixteen FTL-drives explodes. While the expedition uses the Long-range communication device to call a brilliant mind from Earth to help repair the engines, two Nakai motherships appear and begin to attack the ship. Facing an incursion, the ship and its crew make preparations to protect themselves and attempt to repair the drive. | ||||||
"Pain" | 117 | May 14, 2010 | N/A | Alien tick | N/A | |
When the crew suffers from vivid hallucinations that tap into their personal fears, Lt. Tamara Johansen isolates the affected from the rest and then tries to seek out the cause of the affliction as it spreads and becomes life-threatening. | ||||||
"Subversion" | 118 | May 21, 2010 | Earth, Icarus-like planet | Lucian Alliance | Kiva | |
Dr. Nicholas Rush suspects Colonel David Telford of spying for the Lucian Alliance after he has a disturbing dream about a meeting with them. Colonel Everett Young soon begins an investigation into the matter, aided by Lt. General Jack O'Neill and Dr. Daniel Jackson. | ||||||
"Incursion (Part 1 of 3)" | 119 | June 4, 2010 | Earth, Icarus-like planet | Lucian Alliance | Kiva | |
With the help of a captured Dr. Nicholas Rush, Commander Kiva of the Lucian Alliance manages to board Destiny. She quickly gains control of a large section of the ship and holds several of the crew hostage in a bid to gain control of the ship. | ||||||
"Incursion (Part 2 of 3)" | 120 | June 11, 2010 | N/A | Lucian Alliance | Kiva | |
The standoff between the Lucian Alliance and the Destiny expedition continues, but a problem arises which threatens the safety of both groups. Meanwhile, Eli Wallace and an injured Chloe Armstrong make their way to safety from an unexplored and dangerous section of the ship. |
Cast[]
Stargate veterans Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping and Gary Jones appear in a few episodes:
- Richard Dean Anderson returns as Jack O'Neill in "Air, Part 1" "Air, Part 2" (Deleted Scene) and "Air, Part 3" "Earth" "Subversion" and "Incursion, Part 1"
- Amanda Tapping reprises her role as Samantha Carter in the first episode, "Air, Part 1", and "Incursion, Part 1".
- Michael Shanks makes appearances as Daniel Jackson in "Air, Part 1", "Human", "Subversion" and "Incursion, Part 1".
- Gary Jones had a cameo appearance as Walter Harriman in "Air, Part 1". He also made an appearance in "Air, Part 2" albeit in a deleted scene
Main characters[]
- Robert Carlyle as Dr. Nicholas Rush (20/20 episodes)
- Louis Ferreira as Colonel Everett Young (20/20 episodes)
- Brian J. Smith as Lt. Matthew Scott (20/20 episodes)
- Elyse Levesque as Chloe Armstrong (20/20 episodes)
- David Blue as Eli Wallace (20/20 episodes)
- Alaina Huffman as Lt. Tamara Johansen (20/20 episodes)
- Jamil Walker Smith as MSgt. Ronald Greer (20/20 episodes)
- And Ming-Na as Camile Wray (16/20 episodes)
Recurring characters[]
- Peter Kelamis as Dr. Adam Brody (19/20 episodes)
- Patrick Gilmore as Dr. Dale Volker (19/20 episodes)
- Julia Benson as Lt. Vanessa James (18/20 episodes)
- Jennifer Spence as Dr. Lisa Park (17/20 episodes)
- Haig Sutherland as Sgt. Hunter Riley (14/20 episodes)
- Marie West as Scientist (12/20 episodes)
- Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman as Pvt. Darren Becker (11/20 episodes)
- Chris Cheng as Scientist (11/20 episodes)
- Mark Burgess as Jeremy Franklin (10/20 episodes)
- Tracy Shier as Peece (10/20 episodes)
- Josh Blacker as Sgt. Spencer (9/20 episodes)
- Mandip Sandhu as Scientist (9/20 episodes)
- Joshua Bazinet as Scientist (9/20 episodes)
- Lou Diamond Phillips as Colonel David Telford (8/20 episodes)
- Vera Mendoza-Cuadra as Airman Metner (8/20 episodes)
- Mike Cook as Scientist (8/20 episodes)
- Brandie Sanderson as Scientist (8/20 episodes)
- Sean Kohnke as Lindsay (7/20 episodes)
- ? as Atienza (7/20 episodes)
- ? as Pvt. Courtney (7/20 episodes)
- Richard Dean Anderson as Lt. General Jack O'Neill (6/20 episodes)
- Greg Zach as Hamilton (6/20 episodes)
- Simone Bailly as Lincoln (5/20 episodes)
- Aleks Holtz as Marine (5/20 episodes)
- Michael Karl Richards as Major Peterson (4/20 episodes)
- Darcy Laurie as Airman Dunning (4/20 episodes)
- Andrew Dunbar as Cpl. Gorman (4/20 episodes)
- Gentry Bromfield as Smith (4/20 episodes)
- Ona Grauer as Emily Young (4/20 episodes)
- Michael Shanks as Dr. Daniel Jackson (4/20 episodes)
- ? as Mackie (4/20 episodes)
- Christopher McDonald as Senator Alan Armstrong (3/20 episodes)
- Anna Galvin as Patricia Armstrong (3/20 episodes)
- Tygh Runyan as Dr. Robert Caine (3/20 episodes)
- Bradley Stryker as Sgt. Curtis (3/20 episodes)
- Ryan Booth as Cpl. Marsden (3/20 episodes)
- Justin Doran as Marine (3/20 episodes)
- Christina Schild as Andrea Palmer (3/20 episodes)
- Glynis Davies as Marian Wallace (3/20 episodes)
- Glen Brkich as Scientist (3/20 episodes)
- Derek Ivan Buchanan as Scientist (3/20 episodes)
- Rhona Mitra as Commander Kiva (3/20 episodes)
- Ian Butcher as Dannic (3/20 episodes)
- Mike Dopud as Varro (3/20 episodes)
- Herb D. Sommerfeld as Airman (3/20 episodes)
- ? as Garcia (3/20 episodes)
- Gordon Grice as Matthew Balic (2/20 episodes)
- Dominic Zamprogna as Dr. Boone (2/20 episodes)
- Sean Blakemore as Reginald Greer (2/20 episodes)
- Mar Andersons as Major Green (2/20 episodes)
- Sandy Sidhu as Dr. Mehta (2/20 episodes)
- Zak Santiago as Cpl. Rivers (2/20 episodes)
- Carlo Rota as Dr. Carl Strom (2/20 episodes)
- Conan Graham as Calvos (2/20 episodes)
- Ken Tran as Chen (2/20 episodes)
- Primo Allon as Koz (2/20 episodes)
- Uros Certic as Lucian Alliance Hunter (2/20 episodes)
- Reiko Aylesworth as Sharon Walker (2/20 episodes)
- Gary Jones as CMSgt. Walter Harriman (2/20 episodes)
- Amanda Tapping as Colonel Samantha Carter (2/20 episodes)
- Ari Solomon as Scientist (2/20 episodes)
- Shaun Wilson as Marine (2/20 episodes)
- ? as Chu (2/20 episodes)
- ? as Trasolin (2/20 episodes)
Guest Stars[]
- Bill Dow as Dr. Bill Lee (1/20 episodes)
- Martin Christopher as Major Kevin Marks (1/20 episodes)
- Kirby Morrow as Captain Dave Kleinman (1/20 episodes)
- Alisen Down as Dr. Brightman (1/20 Episodes)
Crew[]
Line Producer
Co-Producer
Consulting Producers
- Joseph Mallozzi
- Paul Mullie
- Martin Gero ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Life")
- Alan McCullough ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Life")
Executive Producers
Producer
Created by
Music
Director of Photography
- Rohn Schmidt ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3")
- Jim Menard ("Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Time", "Space", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Michael Blundell ("Earth", "Life", "Justice", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Subversion")
Production Designer
Editor
- Mike Banas ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Water", "Time", "Divided", "Sabotage", "Subversion")
- Brad Rines ("Air, Part 3", "Earth", "Justice", "Faith", "Pain", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Rick Martin ("Darkness", "Light", "Life", "Space", "Human", "Lost", "Incursion, Part 2")
Associate Producer
Creative Consultant
Casting
Canadian Casting
Production Manager
First Assistant Director
- Bill Mizel ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Earth", "Life", "Justice", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Alex Pappas ("Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Time", "Space", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage")
Second Assistant Director
Art Director
Construction Coordinator
Set Decorators
- Mark Davidson
- Tedd Kuchera ("Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Time", "Justice", "Space", "Divided", "Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
Property Master
Special Effects Coordinator
Camera Operator
Chief Lighting Technician
- Bruno Bittner ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Divided")
- Jesse Emery ("Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
Key Grip
Sound Mixer
Paint Coordinator
Costume Designer
Makeup Artist
Hairstylist
Production Coordinators
Script Supervisor
- Amanda Alexander-McLean ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Light", "Earth", "Justice", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Terry Murray ("Darkness", "Water", "Time", "Life", "Space", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Subversion")
Extras Casting
Production Accountant
Location Manager
- Lorne Davidson ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Divided")
- John Alexander ("Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
Transportation Coordinator
Stunt Coordinator
Assistant to Executive Producers
US Casting Associate
Legal Council
Visual Effects Supervisor
Post Production Coordinator
Assistant Editors
- Ryan Malone ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Earth", "Time", "Life", "Space", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Steve McLeod ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Justice", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 2")
Visual Effects Coordinator
- Shannon Gurney ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Water", "Space", "Human", "Pain")
- James Rorick ("Darkness", "Light", "Time", "Divided", "Lost", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Sonia Gilmore ("Earth", "Life", "Justice", "Faith", "Sabotage", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 2")
In House Digital Effects Coordinator
Colorist
- Andrea Dixon ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2")
In House Digital Effects Supervisor
In House Lead Compositor
- Vivian Jim ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
In House Compositors
- Kodie Mackenzie ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Light", "Water", "Time", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Divided", "Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Luke Vallee ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Justice", "Space", "Divided", "Faith", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Natalia Diaz ("Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Life", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Rob Fitzsimmons ("Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Earth", "Time", "Human", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Tia Hoshizaki ("Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Time", "Life", "Divided", "Human", "Pain", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Dylan Yastremski ("Air, Part 3", "Earth", "Pain", "Incursion, Part 2")
In House Lead VFX Artist
- James Kawano ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Darkness", "Light", "Earth", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Lost", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Chris Phillips ("Water")
- Michael Lowes ("Divided")
- Lisa Nolan ("Human")
- Carina Dielissen Hunt ("Pain")
In House VFX Artists
- Carina Dielissen Hunt ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Darkness", "Divided", "Sabotage", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Michael Lowes ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Darkness", "Light", "Time", "Justice", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Wes Sargent ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Light", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Divided", "Faith", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Chris Phillips ("Air, Part 3", "Space", "Lost", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Bill Martin ("Air, Part 3", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Life", "Space", "Faith", "Lost", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Lisa Nolan ("Water", "Justice", "Faith", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
Sound Designer
Sound Editor
- Kirby Jinnah ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Light", "Life")
- Matthew Wilson ("Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Time", "Divided", "Pain", "Subversion")
- Jay Cheetham ("Water", "Earth", "Justice", "Faith", "Sabotage", "Incursion, Part 1")
- Brian Campbell ("Space", "Human", "Lost", "Incursion, Part 2")
Music Editor
Music Supervisor
- Andrea von Foerster ("Time", "Sabotage", "Pain")
Re-Recording Mixers
- Kelly Cole ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Darkness", "Light", "Water", "Time", "Life", "Justice", "Space", "Divided", "Faith", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Bill Mellow ("Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", "Air, Part 3", "Light", "Water", "Earth", "Time", "Justice", "Human", "Lost", "Sabotage", "Pain", "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1", "Incursion, Part 2")
- Iain Pattison ("Darkness", "Space", "Divided", "Faith")
- Hugo DeLaCerda ("Earth")
- Kevin Belen ("Life")
Producer (New Mexico Unit)
Unit Production Manager (New Mexico Unit)
Second Assistant Director (New Mexico Unit)
Property Master (New Mexico Unit)
Camera Operators (New Mexico Unit)
Chief Lighting Technician (New Mexico Unit)
Key Grip (New Mexico Unit)
Sound Mixer (New Mexico Unit)
Production Coordinator (New Mexico Unit)
Production Accountant (New Mexico Unit)
Location Manager (New Mexico Unit)
Critical reception[]
- In an early review of the series premiere, "Air, Part 1", "Air, Part 2", and "Air, Part 3", Joseph Dilworth Jr. of popculturezoo.com wrote:
- This is a very strong and exciting debut and if the following seventeen hours build upon the high quality presented here then we are all in for one hell of a season. Stargate Universe would be the series I see as the spiritual successor to Battlestar Galactica except that I see it surpassing the previous Syfy magnum opus in that it is not cruel or unnecessarily grim. On all levels I would say that this is the finest three hours that Syfy has produced to date and considering that includes the likes of Farscape, Eureka, the aforementioned Battlestar Galactica, Sanctuary and the previous two Stargate series, take that as you will. (Read more)
- Another early positive review from Curt Wagner of chicagonow.com:
- "SGU" marries many familiar sci-fi conventions with relatable emotional stories to create a non-genre spectacular. If you root for the underdog, you'll love this completely enthralling, heartbreaking and inspiring epic. (Read more)
Awards[]
Wins[]
- Won Gemini for "Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role" (Robert Carlyle)
- Won Leo for "Best Dramatic Series" (Robert C. Cooper, N. John Smith, John G. Lenic, Brad Wright, Carl Binder and Joseph Mallozzi)
Nominations[]
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Dramatic Series" (John G. Lenic, Robert C. Cooper, Carl Binder, Brad Wright and N. John Smith)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role" (Louis Ferreira)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Direction in a Dramatic Series" (Andy Mikita)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series" (Rick Martin)
See also[]
Media[]
DVD/Blu-ray[]
- Stargate Universe: Season 1.0
- Stargate Universe: Season 1.5
- Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season
Novels[]
References[]
[]
- Universe Season 1 on Wikipedia
- Universe Season 1 at the Internet Movie Database
- Universe Season 1 on GateWorld. (backup link)
- Universe Season 1 article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki
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