Season 1 of Stargate Universe came to its conclusion on June 11th and its finale left fans eager for more. Stargate Universe (SGU) is the third Stargate television series to air on Syfy, another spin-off from Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis before it.

Stargate: Atlantis was known for its cameos and cross-overs with SG-1 and the Stargate Universe series has followed suit with cameos of several main cast members from the original series. If you’re a fan of of the Stargate franchise, you’ll be excited to know that deals are in place for SGU to continue the tradition and crossover with Stargate: Atlantis for the first time during its second season.

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Unlike its predecessor series’, SGU is strictly based within the confines of an ancient starship with limited exposure to planet surfaces through the use of a Stargate. The story of Universe – not too dissimilar from SG:A – follows a group of survivors including scientists, military personnel and civilians stranded on the Destiny (the Ancient ship) as they helplessly attempt to make their way home with little to no control of the automated vessel which now acts as their home, all the while dealing with internal issues of politics, cabin fever and basic survival.

The season finale left our favorite characters in an awkward situation with the ship losing power and stability due to a nearby binary neutron star, all during an invasion by the Lucian Alliance. We know our heroes will live to fight another day because Stargate Universe and Stargate Atlantis executive producer Joseph Mallozzi revealed some details along with confirmation that Stargate Universe will be crossing paths with the Atlantis crew.

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