Stargate Atlantis

Eureka and Stargate Atlantis Included in Sci Fi Channel's Summer Lineup
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The Sci Fi Channel has announced its summer schedule, which includes some reality shows and some science fiction hits.  On the reality front, viewers can expect all-new episodes of Ghost Hunters, as well as the return of Scare Tactics, which is hosted by comedian Tracy Morgan (30 Rock).  Additionally, fans can look forward to an action-packed fifth season of Stargate Atlantis and the record-breaking hit series Eureka, which returns for season 3.

When Stargate Atlantis returns on July 11, the team of intrepid explorers will continue to face the risks and uncertainties from within the vast Pegasus Galaxy.  The series, which stars Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell and David Hewlett, just to name a few, will attempt to spice things up by adding a powerful new race and introducing new cast members.  At the same time, the show will tap deeper into the mysteries of the Pegasus Galaxy.

The new season, which consists of 20 episodes, will feature Robert Picardo (Richard Woolsey) as he assumes command of the Atlantis expedition.  Unwilling to step into Colonel Samantha Carter's shoes, Woolsey must struggle with new responsibilities and find his way among the crew, who in turn must adjust to his distinct leadership style.  Also returning this season on Stargate Atlantis is fan favorite Paul McGillion, who will reprise his role as Dr. Carson Beckett for five episodes.

Eureka, on the other hand, will start airing new episodes from the third season on July 29 at 9pm.  The series about a small town with big secrets will resume with Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) as Eureka's sheriff.  While the new season shows Jack as he explores the happenings at the top secret research facility Global Dynamics, it will also continue to explore the intertwined personal relationships of Eureka's colorful and quirky residents.  Arriving this season is Eva Thorne, also known as “The Fixer,” whose task is to clean up Global Dynamics.


-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: SciFi.com
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