The way the network shut the series down felt cold, too. Reading through the inter webs for a clue, all of the network responses just seem like a firm "Nah, not even interested in discussing that topic". I understand that the show was expensive to produce but they squeezed every dime they could out of that vfx…

A small corner of my heart was hoping they'd get funding to release a kino video, or a script, or a comic book, or a real book, or SOMETHING at the 3-year anniversary mark of the last episode, like they'd taken a deliberate real-time hiatus to match the storyline's 3-year stasis gap.

For holding a grudge against SG:U: the sheer idiocy of announcing the cancellation of a beloved series in the same press release as the announcement of a new series is breathtaking. The Plan was to have SG:A and SG:U running simultaneously for a few seasons, but that clearly didn't happen. Instead, SG:U was placed in…

What an intelligent, beautiful, heartbreaking, gutsy goddamned show. I miss it. Are they still drifting across that void? Would Rush or the colonel go mad first? Would Eli make it? So much potential was wasted by Syfy.

At one point, every member of Futurama's writing team had a science degree. So much love for their blackboard-secrets.

SG:U had a substantially different tone than the earlier offerings in the franchise. Some people liked them more for the drama and gravity. Others hated them for the exact same thing.

After much analysis I am pretty sure the message reads, "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine."

Not delusional. I miss Stargate Universe as well. If Veronica Mars can get a kick start funded movie and Arrested Development can get a new season on Netflix I would hope that eventually Stargate Universe can get a Netflix or Amazon season, mini series, or movie. I know it's going to be tough with two of the main…

Can we get a closing movie for this, for shame they cancelled the best this franchise had to offer.

Fascinating, even the math that's way beyond me. And SG:U, yet another show cancelled before it had a chance to succeed or fail on its own.

Post it up, maybe...

Thank you for calling it "Star Wars" in at least the article's title.

Yes, he comes off as just a pure coward here. I feel there should have been a question of whether or not things should have been reversed. I mean, spoiler alert, but don't you think the son would have been angry for the years of his life being stolen by his father? The father didn't even offer to pay for his…

Well, that wasn't completely obvious from the very first second.

Those are not Parents, those are just gamete donors.

Gawd, what a bitch expecting you to contribute to your children's upkeep instead of doing all herself so you can piss your cash away on your own entertainment! Sheesh! How unreasonable!

I would have liked if Isaac returned and the short explored some of the "WTF Dad!?" tension that the Bible sort of just glosses over. I remember learning this story as a boy and being like, "He was going to kill his son!" And my Sunday school teacher saying, "But God stopped him, because he showed he was willing to…

At "forgot the meat" I told the youngster, "sorry 'bout that, Isaac."

I know how this story ends, I've seen Cabin in the Woods. ALWAYS double check that your offering to the gods is going properly!

Madchen Amick is 43. 43 and she is wiping the floor with Tatum and Boston when it comes to being absolutely sexy as hell.