On this week’s show, airing online Wednesday, April 4 we have actress Rachel Luttrell from the SCI FI Channel hit series “Stargate: Atlantis” as our guest.
Rachel is the beautiful young actress who plays Teyla Emmagan, the lovely and accomplished leader of a primitive alien civilization in the Pegasus Galaxy. Although her civilization is in all but ruins due to the onslaught of the lifeforce-sucking entities known as the Wraith, there was a time when her society was one of the most highly advanced in that region of the galaxy. In Season One of the series Teyla and a large contingent of her people made contact with the Atlantis Stargate team where she joined the Earth crew as a liaison between them and her people, and a tactical ally in the fight against the Wraith.
Rachel was born in Tanzania, Africa to a French father and Tanzanian mother. They later moved to Canada where she grew up. She pursued a career in the arts and entertainment industry studying ballet at the prestigious Russian Academy Ballet School, starring in the Toronto stage production of “Miss Saigon” and making her splash in television in such roles as Veronica Beck in the CBC series “Street Legal.” She later appeared on American television making guest appearances on shows like the Emmy winning “ER,” “Charmed,” “Forever Knight” and many others. Eventually she landed the role of Teyla which has made her a favorite of science fiction fans everywhere and a household name.
“Stargate: Atlantis” and “Stargate: SG-1” return with all new episodes on Friday, April 13, 2007.
On the rest of the show we have lots of news about movies, TV, exclusive internet videos and more. Plus, we announce the names of our three lucky winners of “The Last Mimzy” contest with news of another new contest coming soon.
There you have it. Another great show, chock full of exciting stories, new revelations about upcoming TV shows and movies and the beautiful Rachel Luttrell talking all about “Stargate: Atlantis.” You’ll not want to miss this exciting Slice of SciFi Show #103 ready for download on Wednesday, April 4, 2007 and on XM-Satellite Radio’s Sonic Channel one week later. We’ll look for you then.
