Stargate Atlantis gets 10 p.m. timeslot
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Wednesday - August 1, 2007 | by Darren Sumner |
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Stargate Atlantis will move to 10 p.m. Eastern/Pacific when it returns for its fourth season on Friday, September 28, according to SCI FI Channel's Schedulebot.
This marks a return to Atlantis's original timeslot, in which it aired during the first part of its first season in 2004. Atlantis was bumped up to 9 p.m. when the darker and more adult-themed Battlestar Galactica premiered in 2005.
Just how the later (and, generally speaking, better-performing) timeslot will affect the show's all-important ratings is anyone's guess. Season Four will mark Atlantis's first time airing new episodes during the more competitive fall season; and its first time airing without Stargate SG-1 as its lead-in.
SCI FI Channel's Friday night line-up -- at least for the first part of the fall, as its summer series are still winding down -- looks like this:
7 p.m. - Bionic Woman (off-network rerun)
8 p.m. - Doctor Who (Season Three)
9 p.m. - Flash Gordon
10 p.m. - Stargate Atlantis
The same episode of Atlantis will reair at 12 midnight. As always, scheduling decisions are subject to change between now and the show's September 28 premiere.
Learn more about Season Four in GateWorld's episode guide!
(Thanks to Morjana for the tip)
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