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Thing for E.T.

Anna from Seattle asks:  If there were an alien race you could meet, which one would it be and why?

Elyse Levesque answers:  I'd love to meet E.T. I've always had a thing for that guy.

Updated 1 month ago

They’re Listening

Nathaniel from England asks:  When filming for the series, was there ever a time when you believed there was a Stargate in the real world?

David Blue answers:  Who says I don't now? Sssssh... they're listening. Follow the white rabbit.

Updated 1 month ago

Figuring It Out

Sean from Las Vegas asks:  How would you deal with being in your character’s position on Destiny, lost in the universe?

Alaina Huffman answers:  I relate a lot to TJ.  I think that it would be very overwhelming to be lost on the far end of the universe and stuck on a spaceship with limited supplies and have to take care of everyone's medical needs.  I know she often expresses that she doesn't know, but it's true... they are all figuring it out as they go.

Updated 2 months ago

Outside The Box

Bill from Mount, UK asks:  Which race from all Stargate series is your favorite and why?

Jamil Walker Smith answers:  The human race – cause we can think outside the box.

Updated 2 months ago

Hot Springs

Nathaniel from England asks:  If you were able to control Destiny for the day in real life, what would you do and where would you go?

Brian J. Smith answers:  Nathaniel, I think I'd stop at the nearest habitable planet with a hot springs and spend the day de-stressing in the water!

Updated 2 months ago

Give Rush Some Credit

Jessi from Garden City, KS asks:  Who is your favorite character on the show other than yourself and why?

Elyse Levesque answers:  I'm a fan of Rush. I like this character because he does sneaky, underhanded things with such a sense of entitlement that you can't help but admire him for it. Also, I think he's somewhat misunderstood by most of the Destiny crew and that he may be a much better person than people give him credit for.

Updated 2 months ago

Ensemble Drama

Corby from Washington asks:  What is your favorite element of the storytelling in SGU?

David Blue answers:  I love that in an ensemble drama, it's all about getting to know people. They slowly lay seeds that, whether you realize it right away or not, will eventually pay off. I love that this franchise has adopted that method.

Updated 2 months ago

Blue Screen Imagination

Gene from Victoria, BC asks:  What is it like acting in front of a blue screen?

Alaina Huffman answers:  It's so common now that I don't even think about it, but I'm always amazed at what they end up putting in there instead.  My imagination isn't that good I guess.  :)

Updated 2 months ago

Character Drama

Lindsay from Denver, CO asks:  How is SGU different from anything you've worked on before?

Brian J. Smith answers:  Besides some technical things, it's really not that different. It's a character drama more than it is a sci-fi program. If I had to show up to work every day and work with someone in an alien mask I'd be like "Ok, this is a bit different." But I'm working with talented actors on great material. I've always been lucky that way.

Updated 2 months ago

Silverman Swap

James from Scotland asks:  If given the chance to swap bodies with anyone on Earth using the communication stones for an hour, who would it be and why?

Elyse Levesque answers:  I would swap bodies with Sarah Silverman. It'd be nice to be able to get away with just about anything for an hour.

Updated 2 months ago