Logic prevails...there is no reason for the show to uptick.
Wouldn't the decision have to be made before production starts in February. If they wait until the entire season airs then they would be half way through production for season 3.
The decision will have to be made before January so that production won't go head and the actors contracts can be terminated.
I can't see how they can be making a profit with these dismal ratings and considering SGpoo is soo expensive I can't see them being able to afford a third season either, but
Brian has indicated that if the ratings were to increase and remain around 1.3 then it could be renewed
Okay, Ill go with his theory, but to me the logic is clear: there is no reason for this show to suddenly uptick to 1.3
All I have to do is read the season synopses here:
http://www.stargate-sg1-solutions.com/wiki/Stargate_Universe:_Season_Two
The links in this paste work. Go ahead and read the summaries, then add that in with what was there for what you have already seen in season 2.0, and you would be hard pressed to find a reason for the show to suddenly uptick to 1.3, and then remain there. I personally dont see it...do you? Its not really a guessing game. Its not like we dont know whats in the pipeline, and its not like we dont know how viewers react to certain plot lines in this show. We really dont have to say "Well, maybe it will uptick", or "Well, nobody knows the future, it could get renewed". How could that happen? I just dont see it.
2.09 "Visitation" Crewmembers left behind on a seemingly ideal world over a year earlier make a mysterious return.
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2.10 "Resurgence" All is not as it seems when Destiny follows a remote energy signature that leads them to a sea of damaged and lifeless ships.
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2.11 "Deliverance" "Meanwhile, Paul has started work on the second part of the mid-season two-parter and he’s elected to abandon all three place-holder titles “Resurgence II: The Heretic”, “Resurgence II: Electric Boogaloo”, and “Still Resurging” in favor of the much more understated “Deliverance”." — Joseph Mallozzi, May 27, 2010
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2.12 "Twin Destinies" "Rush comes back from the future, and tells people on the ship not to do something, but of course no one listens to him. Robert Carlyle had to play against himself." — Daemon's TV SDCC report, July 23, 2010
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2.13 "Alliances" "This one explores one of the more interesting relationships aboard Destiny and I’m eager to see what Linda does with it." — Joseph Mallozzi, May 14, 2010; Don writes: "One thing I’ve been curious to see is a story where someone uses the stones to come to Earth and something big is happening there." Answer: "Like in season two’s Alliances?" — Joseph Mallozzi, July 11, 2010
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2.14 "Hope" "Carl was in my office, discussing the fourth act twist to his new episode..." — Joseph Mallozzi, May 17, 2010
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2.15 "Seizure" "Robert Picardo and David Hewlett will be reprising their roles as Richard Woolsey and Dr. Rodney McKay for a late season two episode titled Seizure. As for who is experiencing the seizure and/or what is being seized – stay tuned!" — Joseph Mallozzi, July 23, 2010
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2.16 "The Hunt" "Delivered [my] first draft of The Hunt this afternoon. This one is going to have a bit of everything: exotic locations, tricky builds, cool visual effects, and, of course, one hell of an episode budget." — Joseph Mallozzi, August 20, 2010
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2.17 "Common Descent" "Today, we had a discussion of Rob’s new story that eventually devolved into a heated debate about gate travel, subspace sensors, and Swiss Family Robinson. Don’t ask." — Joseph Mallozzi, June 1, 2010
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2.18 "Epilogue" "Carl, meanwhile, is multi-tasking – being on set for his episode, Hope, while simultaneously hammering out the story for his final script, Epilogue." — Joseph Mallozzi, September 2, 2010
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2.19 "Blockade" "201: Intervention, 202: Aftermath, 203: Awakening, 204: Pathogen, 205: Cloverdale, 206: Trial and Error, 207: The Greater Good, 208: Malice, 209: Visitation, 210: Resurgence, 211: Deliverance, 212: Twin Destinies, 213: Alliances, 214: Hope, 215: Seizure, 216: The Hunt, 217: (Rob’s script), 218: (Carl’s script), 219: Blockade, 220: Gauntlet. Yep. All we need are a couple of titles." — Joseph Mallozzi, July 10, 2010
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2.20 "Gauntlet" "We finally finished breaking episode 20 today...now retitled Gauntlet, it’s a fitting end to SGU’s spectacular second season." — Joseph Mallozzi, September 15, 2010