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Hi there! Welcome to Ben Browder Fan, the newest fansite for actor Ben Browder who currently stars as Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell on SCI FI Channel's Stargate SG-1. Ben is also known for his role as John Crichton on Farscape. The site is still relatively small but please enjoy what I have up so far & sign the guestbook before you leave!

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Stargate SG-1 - The Ark of Truth
Role: Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell

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2006-2008 Ben Browder Fan. I am no way affiliated with Ben Browder, his management or anyone related to Stargate SG-1. This is just a fansite, source are provided whenever possible, If something belongs to you on the site & you would like it removed please let me know.

CONTINUUM/CAPTURES- June 7 2008 : POSTED BY JESS //

[002] On Set
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[095] Sidewalkstv.com 3/15/08

AFFILIATE - April 19 2008 : POSTED BY JESS //

Please check out our newest affiliate, Amanda Tapping Online. A lovely site dedicated to Ben's SG-1 co-star.

CONTINUUM - April 6 2008 : POSTED BY JESS //

[006] Continuum - Stills
[001] Continuum - Posters

NEWS - March 15 2008 : POSTED BY JESS //

Ben Browder (Stargate SG-1) told SCI FI Wire that he's developing Going Homer, a miniseries for SCI FI Channel that brings to life characters from Greek and Roman mythology.

"I'm pretty excited to see the big three brought to life: that's Zeus, Poseidon and Hades," Browder said in an interview. "And then, obviously, there's Athena and Aphrodite and Aries. They're all very cool."

Browder is co-writing the miniseries with his former Farscape director Andrew Prowse.

The miniseries follows a modern American 12-year-old boy, named Homer Ulysses Jones, who can see Greek and Roman gods walking among the populace. Homer and his father run away together after a fierce custody battle and head to the home of their ancestors in Ithaca, N.Y.

Browder said the recently settled writers' strike slowed the progress of the project. "Right now, at this moment, I'm ensconced in my household reworking the story," he said. "We're in our second draft, and it is a rather weighty document."

Browder said he's always been interested in science fiction and mythology. "When you start getting into Greek mythology, you see how much of it has formed our civilization," he said. "You can't throw a rock in the United States and not hit something that has classical architecture. And almost all of the mythological creatures in Harry Potter come from that mythology. It is prevalent all over."

There is no cast or production date for the project, and Browder said that he and Prowse haven't quite worked out all the characters yet.

"Will there be a Medusa?" Browder said. "Well, there might be, but I'm not going to divulge what we are doing quite yet."

Browder reprises his role as Col. Cameron Mitchell in the upcoming DVD movie Stargate: Ark of Truth, which drops March 11. SOURCE

Browder Eager For Web Farscape: Farscape star Ben Browder told SCI FI Wire that he looks forward to reprising the role of astronaut John Crichton in a much-talked-about proposed Web revival of his critically acclaimed SF series, which originally aired on SCI FI Channel.

Executive producer Brian Henson and creator Rockne O'Bannon are talking about how to revive Farscape on the Web in a series of 10 webisodes.

"At the moment, that's Rockne and Brian's job, and I'm aware that they're figuring out what they're going to do with it, but I don't know how far along in the process they are," Browder said.

The recently settled writers' strike put a damper on the plans, and Browder said that it's too early to figure out to what extent he would be involved. Browder said that he spoke with Henson about the Web series at last year's Comic-Con International in San Diego.

"They haven't come to me with any specifics yet, and I don't read anything into that," Browder said. "But at Comic-Con, Brian discussed it and said, 'Yeah, we're still figuring it out.' The writers' strike happened immediately after that, ... and a lot of things went on hold, and it will take a little while before a number of things get going again."

Browder was involved in the creation and writing of Farscape early on. "I had the freedom on Farscape, [and] I was in the writing room on a regular basis, virtually all the time when I wasn't on set," Browder said. "And so I had ... as much [input] as I could." SOURCE