As we get ready for the April 2 return of Season One, this week writer-producer Joseph Mallozzi (blog) has revealed the title of his latest script — the first half of the mid-season two-parter for next year. “Resurgence” is currently slotted as the tenth episode of SGU‘s second year.
The episode is likely to air in early December, leading into another mid-season break. Part two will be penned by newcomer Linda McGibney.
Mallozzi’s first script for Stargate Universe is “Space,” which was also originally intended to be the mid-season finale for Season One. When an episode titled “Fire” was expanded to become the two-parter “Darkness” and “Light,” the mid-season finale was bumped back a slot and became the mid-season premiere.
It airs April 2 on Syfy Channel in the U.S., and SPACE in Canada.
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and this will be on tv when? next year? lol
And what exactly is it with these mid-season break's?? I can't see any logic behind it. Especially when the show was starting to get better ratings...!
Jan Vetulani: There is no logic behind it, just a foolish desire of SyFy to "air original content all year" or something like that. I'll be laughing if it sinks SGU's ratings.
Even with the so-called desire to air original content all year, SyFy could air the season straight threw if they wanted. Fox does this with 24 and other shows-- and Fox airs many of their shows without any major breaks for the same reason SyFy is, so that they can have original content all year.
I believe SyFy is hurting SGU with this huge mid season break. SGU is a more arc driven show (like 24) that requires viewers to remember what is going on from previous episodes. However, SyFy is treating this show like it is more episodic-- that people can just watch an episode and know what is going on instantly. I hope SyFy doesn't kill the ratings with these silly programming decisions.