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Seasons 7 and 8 of SG1 are my favorite of the series. I did watch all of SGA, but it never really drew me in like SG1 did.
Seasons 7 and 8 are fantastic payoff seasons for fans who had been with the series since the beginning.Seasons 7 and 8 of SG1 are my favorite of the series. I did watch all of SGA, but it never really drew me in like SG1 did.
Stay tuned!!!! Tomorrow. Same Gate Channel. Same Gate Time. š šDid the tv movies for SG-1 come to fruition?? Did Atlantis ever get closure?! This is such a down note to leave us on, Bob!
STARGATE SG-1
seasons 9 and 10....
Originally planned as an all new spin-off to be called STARGATE COMMAND
That constant tinkering is part of why I don't like the show as much as SG1. I like each season on their own, but the series as a whole just feels so disjointed and aimless because of that constant tinkering.STARGATE ATLANTIS
seasons 4 and 5...
As I mentioned before, SGA always felt like it was a show being tinkered with by TBTB.
That constant tinkering is part of why I don't like the show as much as SG1. I like each season on their own, but the series as a whole just feels so disjointed and aimless because of that constant tinkering.
And don't forget Continuum!
When SG1 and SGA aired concurrently they did have minor crossovers and references to each other which I always enjoyed.as soon as my rewatch of sg-1 finishes i am going to watch atlantis and universe both for the first time ever
we can only hope its a continuation of the different series and not a complete remakeWill STARGATE rise again???????????
As much as I would have liked an O'Neill movie, I don't feel it's a big loss not to have gotten it. It's really disappointing that we didn't get a proper to conclusion to either SGA or SGU.After the DVD movies Ark of Truth and Continuum, a third SG1 movie was planned. It was going to be O'Neill centric, with the plot about the Gate Program going public. It was going to be called STARGATE: REVOLUTION.
When the cancellation of Atlantis was announced, a movie was planned to resolve the season 5 cliffhanger. Essentially it was a reworking of the two part season six premiere. It was to be called STARGATE: EXTINCTION.
Upon learning of the upcoming cancellation of UNIVERSE, Brad Wright pitched a movie to crossover characters from all three SG shows to tie up all the loose ends. The Powers That Be passed on the idea.
Oh really? I had never heard that, but it's another thing to be disappointed by.Atlantis lead actor Joe Flanigan secured international investors to lease SGA from MGM for additional seasons, with plans to move the production to Europe. The deal collapsed in the final hours due to MGM financial implosion.
Thank the gods.Emmerich and Devlin were heavily promoting a new feature film trilogy, that would ignore the tv shows, and continue from the Kurt Russel movie. But after the box office failure of Independence Day 2, they went silent on any future SG projects.
I have read all of the comics (pretty much all bad) and none of the books (but I've heard the SGA "Legacy" books are a good replacement for the movie/seasons we didn't get).There have been some comics and novels that have tried to continue the SG Saga, they all met with varying levels of success.
I played the original movie tie-in game on Genesis, and I remember it being really hard and not very fun. I was excited for Stargate SG-1: The Alliance where you were going to be able to play through some early season episodes, but it was cancelled. I wasn't that interested in Stargate Worlds because I'm not a big fan of MMORPGs. I wasn't able to play Stargate: Resistance before it went offline, but reading on Wikipedia just now it looks like it might actually be possible to play on a fan server, so I'll have to check that out! I tried Stargate SG-1: Unleashed on Android back in 2013, but either the gameplay was clunky or my phone just couldn't handle it so I abandoned it pretty quickly. I'm not that interested in Stargate: Timekeepers because the preview videos looks like it's another MMORPG or similar-style game, and as I said that's not really my thing. I'd be more interested in playing the D&D style RPG from Wyvern Gaming if I had anyone to play with.There were attempts to expand the brand into video gaming with projects like Stargate Worlds and Stargate Unleashed. But in both cases, the developing gaming companies went out of business.
The quality of both the website and the Origins film itself, as well as the lack of streaming apps was an embarrassment. I'm glad it's dead, and I don't count Origins as part of canon.In 2017, MGM launched the streaming platform STARGATE COMMAND, which featured all the various Stargate series, with the promise of new content. It was a business model that quickly failed -- why would people pay for a service such a this when all the SG shows were easily available on physical media and already in wide international syndication? The only new content produced was a cheap and amateurish 100 minute webseries called STARGATE ORIGIN, a 1930s adventure featuring the character Catherine Langford battling Nazis for the Gate. As a prequel, it did not align with the continuity of either the movie or tv series. And since it also featured Time Travel and a reset button, it was essentially meaningless. No other new content was produced, and the platform was eventually discontinued.
I really hope Amazon brings back the franchise, and I want Wright to be involved. At this point, I think the best way forward is to expand the SG1/SGA/SGU crossover movie into the first few episodes of a new series, introducing new characters to take over at the same time, and then let the old cast stop in for occasional cameos over the next couple of seasons to really pass the baton in a meaningful way.In 2019, SG co-creator Brad Wright revealed in an interview that he has had sit down talks with MGM to discuss different Stargate ideas.
As of 2022, we know Brad Wright has written a pilot script that would be a continuation series but active development had been delayed due to the Pandemic and then sale of MGM.
Amazon has now bought MGM, and with the recent ending of THE EXPANSE, it does have an opening in it's programing schedule for an epic, brand recognized, science fiction series.