A Stargate reboot danger fans will hate!

[@judakahn7291]

Both Amazon and MGM need to pull their heads out of their butts and hire Brad Wright and go forward with his script he was commissioned to write back in 2020. No reboots, rewrites or reimagining. Hire good competent writers and advance the story forward.

[@benktlofgren4710]

Yep, that is the safe route, everything else is a huge gamble.

[@brazil-y2y]

Hollywood is being paid to make things we don't want it's called social engineering. We know as fans what to improve. They are trying to destroy our history, our stories and legends. They target the kids before they know better.

[@mortisnoctu]

💯

[@darronbaker4149]

Totally. Earth went from a backwater to a Hyperpower in 4 galaxies in 10 years. Imagine Earth 15 years later. Imagine if the Stargate was made public. So many good story ideas.

[@meganoobbg3387]

As much as i'd love to see Stargate continuation or reboot, i'd rather not see it tainted by Amazon and their political agenda. They already ruined the Star Trek and Lord of the rings (Rings of power) franchine - even Jeff Bezos own son begged him not to ruin LOTR, and he still did. lol Last thing i wanna see is SG1 lecture aliens on how many pronouns Earth has, or a mandatory "diverse" character tell the wraith how it''s racist to feed on non-white humans :D

[@hundetuem]

We don´t need a reboot. We want a continuation. We´ve already covered that. Over and over and over.

[@JamieRixom]

We may not have a choice at this point.

[@hundetuem]

@@JamieRixom Doesn´t mean we can´t express our opinion. In case that somebody cares about not to lose most part of the existing fandom.

[@JamieRixom]

@@hundetuem 100%

[@Endgame_01]

Right. Because big production companies have a stellar record of catering to the fans

[@cardinalmite9183]

You don't speak for everyone, please don't. While I love the original cast of these series, the issues that by the end of their run that basically humanity was God tier technologically is a real problem. They pretty much made any continuation have to either come up with a plausible explanation to regress technology or what you have is not something with the intrinsic DNA of what Stargate was supposed to be. Once you get to a situation where Stargates themselves were no longer central to the story when you can just get in a ship or ships and fly there and then erase stuff from orbit then a big part of what made Stargate different from Star Trek or Star Wars or other similar grand universe spanning franchises is lost. If you want new Stargate and for it not just be boring formulaic rehashes of any other Sci Fi show then actually a reboot is really the way to go especially as most of the original cast are getting near the point where they aren't going to be available anyway.

[@trekgate3005]

We want Stargate done the Wright way. Doesn't necessarily mean he has to be show runner but someone who honors Brad's vision of the franchise, much like Berman (mostly) did with Trek.

[@jonathanberry1111]

Yeah, look at the mess that Stargate Origins was, that was a reboot and it was hopeless. It was so hopeless it wasn't even mentioned. It was so hopeless it is the ONLY Stargate that I've not heard anyone say they love, some love the movie, some love SGU, some want wormhole extreme even if in jest, but none wants a continuation of Origins!

[@hundetuem]

@@jonathanberry1111 You have a point. For a long time I didn´t even know Origins existed. And obviously I didn´t miss much ...

[@jefftippett9278]

I agree... when you take out the 'favor' from the original team that puts the show on the TV land map, you lose the audience that made the show successful in the first place.

[@saberiandream316]

Berman was an albatross around Star Trek's neck late into its life.

[@jonathanberry1111]

@@saberiandream316 No, not really. I know there were complainers but really Berman might not have been Rodenberry but he was good and loved the property. The same cannot be said of the cultural vandals in charge of Star Trek.

[@keithbyers4835]

Continuation done with Brad Wright's direction. No reboot, as much as I like Stargate, as reboots destroy franchises.

[@bailles]

I’m starting to get fatigued on this whole thing. If I don’t hear something soon I think I’ll just move on and forget about any hope of something new. To the point of not watching anything that might come out.

[@SkywalkerWroc]

I hear your arguments, and I still say the same: *Noone asks for a reboot.* Either continuation or a parallel story - that's all *everyone* want. If these writers can't deliver - kick them out, and get someone competent. Incompetent writers already folded a few universes (see: The Witcher, GoT, Veronica Mars Reboot, MacGyver Reboot, 2008 Knight Rider Reboot, 4400 Reboot, etc.) - why those people never learn? Writers who *don't get it* should be kicked on the spot, instead of letting their "creativity" ruin the universes with reboots / departures from the experience people loved. And you really can create a new show in the same universe. Heck: you don't even need to follow Earth! Be creative, make up a planet, and tell the story about slavery by Goa'uld, or some nomadic tribe that moves through the gates / on starships trying to escape major factions, or... whatever else. There's soooo many possibilities. Stargate is much like 40k - any planet you can think of might be located in this universe.

[@jonathanberry1111]

Ahem, Star Trek, esp. Discovery reboot.

[@ryanleman2970]

Seriously. If they arent smart enough to figure out a continuation, then i dont want them rebooting the series. Will be terrible. And if anyone says "but we were too strong by the end of the series" as a point that they cant do a continuation again, im going to scream. There is sooooooo many ways to make it work. If no one can figure it out, then DO NOT TOUCH our Stargate.

[@d-a.gauthier6906]

They just have to make a big cataclysm and have everything broken down back to some dark age. It's not that hard.

[@bhansen7055]

​@@d-a.gauthier6906 it's already been done. Area 51 was hit at the end of SGA destroying at least the chair and probably at least some research/tech. And SGU had the Homeworld Security bomb.

[@saberiandream316]

I would prefer a reboot if they're going to make Stargate super political, as that is the climate in today's entertainment landscape, and Brad Wright seemed to want to shove climate change and the pandemic into his new Stargate show, which is so depressingly topical, I don't want the legacy of the old storyline being tainted by it.

[@ccropp01]

If there is a reboot, then I’m totally out. I love Stargate, I have all of the episodes on all three series on DVD; but I don’t trust any kind of reboot. There are so many stories that can be told in the existing universe. The fans want a continuation and I think Amazon will find out if there’s a reboot, it will crash and burn.

[@Wraith3Snpr]

Zero interest in a reboot. BSG was a rare occurrence where it worked well. Get Brad back and they will have a good idea.

[@miked-zr1ks]

I'd argue against the nuBSG reboot personally - it was a meandering mess IMO

[@saberiandream316]

@@miked-zr1ks Ron Moore's always been better at asking questions than in answering them. Look at late DS9.

[@kennethdavis8571]

No reboot, it would fail and destroy the franchise. Continuation only.

[@HunterXray]

Eli makes it across the void to the next galaxy on the Destiny.

[@gordiebrooks]

I really don’t think that a hard reboot will be accepted by the fandom !! We don’t want to start again !!

[@ar47yrr4p]

We don't need a reboot. That story has already been told... and likely far better than any new reboot would. It should be a continuation! Or nothing!

[@wildbill4496]

A reboot can work if it is better than the original (see BSG), but therein lies the problem. It would be extremely difficult, maybe impossible, to improve on SG1 and thus a reboot is bound to fail.

[@ar47yrr4p]

@@wildbill4496 yup... exactly!

[@jonathanberry1111]

Stargate origins did it far better you say?! lol

[@saberiandream316]

@@wildbill4496 The original Battlestar Galactica was very short, which is what made a reboot work better. Shifting the tone also helped. Stargate tried that, and it didn't work so well. Plus, the shorter lengths for a streaming show today as compared to the classic series would highlight its glaring flaws. A reboot just doesn't work well for Stargate or Babylon 5 as well as the creators behind the show think.

[@wildbill4496]

I have very little confidence at this point that if Amazon does do something with Stargate, that they won't screw it up. A reboot usually only works if the reboot is better than the original and that would be very tough to do with Stargate. It's also not what most fans want.

[@johnjcleland]

No reboot, continue with some of the original adults and young characters like O'Neill's clone, Ry'ak and others on teams

[@stephennemeth24]

There are many loose ends that can be written into a good story line that the original series never went back to.

[@ex1w15]

Is there some reason they NEED a movie to do a tv show? Why not just do a series… Brad wright knows how to continue it and has ideas. I don’t get how movies bring in new audiences

[@jasonluvisi]

I've been drained of all excitement at this point. I no longer care. I'll watch reruns if I need to scratch the itch.

[@Endgame_01]

This. I'm on season 10 of my most recent rewatch

[@jonathanberry1111]

I think it's impossible to be excited at this point. If an announcement is given and it doesn't suck (non-woke, non-reboot, respectful of all that came before without trying toc change too much) then I'll get excited but it is hard remaining hopeful being kept in the dark.

[@nataliyakuznyetsova3940]

nope... if its not a continuation we wont watch it. reboots suck...

[@MasterMayhem78]

I would love a serious Stargate along the lines of Contact. Something a bit more grounded, a bit more real.

[@keeptv1918]

I’m also in the no hard reboot camp, it’s such a rich series and lore with amazing characters and ideas and I’m just afraid that a hard reboot would be at its best a pale retread of the already magnificent series and material that already exists Like the young reboot parody that was in SG1 but somehow even worse “Yo she was totally a goa’uld!” “Yeah but I was still going to tap that!”

[@ironmaiden3812]

After the release of Alien Romulus this is what the Stargate franchise needs. A 🎥 in between Stargate & SG1. Give the fans a mix of both franchises. As far as the Asgardians go I would have them take all of their technology from earth 🌎 to fight a war in a different galaxy. This will bring Star Gate back to its roots. Leave a few Stargate teams stranded off world

[@gamerbeans7445]

Peter Deluise wrote a number of episodes, directed and was a creative consultant on SG-1.

[@martykarr7058]

Why not Stargate SG-1: The Next Generation. You have that one alien girl Sam adopted, Jack's clone, Teal'c son, and add a daughter or son from Daniel and Vala.

[@jacara1981]

They should just create a new series in the same universe as SG1, but be like 100 years later (yes like Star Trek did). This gives them basically a blank slate while being able to use all the stories, lore, and everything we loved from the previous series.

[@LJGrindewald]

And technology advancement. Like they did with Independence day 2. 20+ years later (literally) and they'd reverse engineered the alien tech. They were far more advanced. They didn't even need rockets anymore. Jump ahead to a futuristic earth which could have references in conversation about how earth citizens found out about the gate, aliens etc and also keeping the laws of the show like how the gate works etc.

[@mdn8rdr5903]

My biggest issue with jumping to the future 100 years old or whatever is that you lose one of the biggest draws of this show in the first place. That being that it's set in our current time frame. Not a futuristic pipe dream like Star Trek or an alternate reality like Star wars. I really don't want to lose that unique aspect of Stargate.

[@jacara1981]

@mdn8rdr5903 the universe as already diverged so much that you can do a time skip without destroying continuity

[@boo453]

Then it just becomes a generic sci-fi though. It loses its usp of being set in present day

[@jonathanberry1111]

@@boo453 Hard agree!

[@thatoldyorkshiregeek142]

I reckon Amazon are waiting for the current fanbase to pop its clogs. So new reboot might happen in 2095. 😂

[@user-jc6pe2bp1y]

That soon?😂

[@creatrixZBD]

it's going to take them that long to recover from Rings of Power. There's no way I would trust Amazon to do Stargate justice. The only interest they have in lore/canon is to decimate it then wipe their feet on it.

[@Toruk-UK]

my issue with a reboot, is 9-10 episodes is not enough to tell a decent stargate story.

[@ex1w15]

Good point, I forget how that’s all we get for a season now

[@Robert_Shmigelsky]

As far as I am concerned, the story Stargate told has already been done. So, I wouldn't be interested in a reboot; I would just watch the original. Quite frankly, I don't think anyone would be able to tell that original story better than what has already been done. Still, a continuation doesn't make sense any longer now that the original actors have aged. Stargate's future storyline potential is very low, in my opinion. I couldn't see anything working other than if they decided to do a simple story set in the existing universe, but in CG or anime-style, like what they did with Babylon 5. That seems to me the best course of action.

[@TTurnerable]

I agree no reboot continue the stories before moving on, or I'll move on to something else entirely!

[@CDieselX]

I really don't get why Amazon doesn't understand that the more they drag their feet on this the more anoyed the OG Fans are going to become which will ultimately negatively affect the success of the show and/or movie....I mean I'd watch a Hard Reboot if that is the only option I have only becuase I am a SciFi Junkie but I would not be happy about it.

[@saberiandream316]

Given how modern creators inject unwanted politics into their stories, and how even Brad Wright is not immune, wanting a new show to focus on climate change and the pandemic, and I'd prefer a reboot if Stargate is changing its core thesis and adopting heavy politics. It works in a reboot. It doesn't work that well for the legacy run.

[@demris15]

I'm torn at the idea of no stargate vs a hard reboot. The main issue I have is original did so much character building (24 episodes x 17 seasons), while modern series have 8-10 episodes. We won't get nearly as much character building in a hard reboot I appreciate you continuing to cover Stargate even when most of us are just fed up and ready to move on... like to a Harry Potter reboot... who knows

[@benktlofgren4710]

I am with you, not only character building, but you can't smack all that lore in so few episodes either. The Stargate fans don't want the GoT approach of everything happening simultaneously over a couple of seasons. If it is a continuation of all three SG shows in one new it might work that way, but I doubt that is the plan.

[@hundetuem]

Harry Potter? I didn´t even watch the first one!

[@jonathanberry1111]

@@benktlofgren4710 The Stargate fans don't want the GoT approach of everything happening simultaneously over a couple of seasons. " Strongly Agree!

[@saberiandream316]

I too miss the days when a sci-fi series would get 20 episodes per season. It's half that now, if we're lucky. I have no idea what happened to our favorite stories in this new streaming era. It's like they want customers with short attention spans.

[@gamerbeans7445]

Bring back O'Neill's clone. Jonathan 'Jack' O'Neill. Make him a major on the SG-1 team.

[@tails0420ify]

Sure! He can serve under General Samantha O'Neill.

[@Axispaw1]

Surely we should start a petition to say remake, not reboot? I would start one but I'm sure there are more competent people out there.

[@glenwaldrop8166]

If they don't have the original crew they need fans of the original series. If they reboot, I probably won't bother watching.

[@aaronbarr1152]

Jay, you had a terrific idea centered on the Furlings. I think MGM/Amazon should take it and run with it and give us some good Stargate.

[@Kerify]

The enemy butt-kicking issue? Add a new enemy who has a slew of alliances, close to what we've got around the galaxy. Their weapons could be something we've never seen nor heard of before, & their alliances are willing to join forces to beat us & ours? Idk but I think the fans could fix this a lot easier than their writers could. But, **braces herself,** I don't think we'll be getting the SG we've been impatiently waiting for. I just have a bad feeling, like it's not gonna come out the way we've hoped. (Whatever that is/was😒) I know that if we get a reboot, it won't be any good - especially when we've got straight-up trash coming from the studios. Hope I'm wrong. If they do anything it should be a #continuation. If they have any issues/problems, they could get inspiration/help from the fans by asking them to write for their possible scenarios. *But It's not THAT hard, Amazon!* Really good to see you Jay! ❤ Thanks for everything you do, no matter what the news is. 🥲

[@unitruth]

The Expanse is now my favorite franchise, if the guys from The Expanse are involved that's shiny! No hard reboot necessary, they're creative enough to make a continuation. Even better if Wright was involved with them. NO HARD REBOOT , 95 percent of the time they're junk. REBOOTS RARELY WORK SUCCESSFULLY.

[@saberiandream316]

Brad Wright wants to shove modern politics into Stargate.

[@MrKirbbdogg]

They should do a stargate like Star Trek Picard and give all 3 shows a send off too all 3 shows.Stargate universe got cancelled due to the studio running out of money and the SG1 and Atlantis were supposed to have more movies.

[@saberiandream316]

SG-1 closed all loose threads, but Atlantis and Universe did not.

[@petersteenkamp]

Bring back Wormhole X-treme

[@EndsBowen]

I honestly love to see the original vision of the film , where parts 2&3 would go. Still the best version of the story. I’d love to see that unfold. Then in a few years time continue sg1/u/a which took a different path to the movie which at the time I didn’t like.

[@dawall3732]

I hope they don't. I would not mind a hard reboot. As long as it's not given the Disney Star Wars treatment or the star trick STD treatment or the rings of power treatment or any of those diseases in failed entertainment form. However, I don't think that's something they're capable of avoiding. At least not in this paradigm. So, I would like the fans to rally to prevent it until the paradigm has shifted. Right now, the ones in control of all of these franchises who actually want them to continue or be rebooted in this paradigm with all the c*** media they're putting out are executives who have never watched the show. Read the books and are not science fiction fans to begin with. You might as well tell one of these executives to strip down their limousine's engine and then put it back together. And you would have just as good a chance of getting a good show out of them as you would them having an engine that works at the end of that process. The executives in control right now have no business being in control of the science fiction franchise. These executives all went to Business School. Or law school, they have never been in the entertainment industry until they landed their job behind that desk of that company that happens to put out entertainment media. When they go back and they review many of these same companies records what they look at that actually has things that come in and seem to make money are shows like Seinfeld, Friends, Breaking Bad because they were prime time entertainment, not science fiction shows. So what they will do is they will take these science fiction shows and they will turn it into sex in the city breaking bad or friends, just in a science fiction setting with social anxed. And trying to push forward whatever they see as the social talking pointhe of today, which is exactly what they did with Star Trek STD. Transforming it from a utopia post scarcity civilization into a dystopia racist sexist scarcity driven civilization with enslaved androids. That seem to have a Romulan immigration problem.😂

[@viperisdown]

No F-ing reboot , Original Writers (We do not need new Writers to screw things up.)

[@torysalinas9249]

I don't want a Reboot, The original is good for us.

[@rtek777]

Fuck a reboot. It's a waste of time and money. It'll be dogshit. Continuation or let the series lay to rest.

[@jonathanberry1111]

There is one way it could be done. Take 1 or 2 cast members from SG-1 or Atlantis, have then transported to, or just plain wake up in a parallel reality in the past or present and have to try and teach this new world about the stargate system, learning it again in some ways the same but with a new universe some differences, they offer the viewer continuity and we understand their expectation. There could even be also some episodes shown from the main reality trying to make contact with this lost Stargate Character. You could have Janet! You cold have various old faces re-appear but also have some things be arbitrarily different. That could work but it would by part of the same multiverse, part of the continuum so to speak. That I would watch. Maybe the Stargate Member was pulled there for a reason, important to both parallel realities?!

[@Apollonos]

@@jonathanberry1111 Good idea; that could work.

[@jonathanberry1111]

@@Apollonos Would be fun having young and old versions of characters interact too...

[@Apollonos]

@@jonathanberry1111 Like that episode of SG-1 where a rogue Asgard cloned a young version of O'Neill. Yeah, that could be fun.

[@jonathanberry1111]

@@Apollonos Yes, but more like de-aging the actor to look like how they did at about the start of the show for some scenes, so we can have the Michael Shanks or whoever we are Familiar with from the show and the older version. They can do this type of thing really well now in real-time and with the actor and so much material... It could be really fun, fix all the problems with being too powerful and certainty, and it creates a mystery, who did this, why, it creates a real challenge. And you could totally have episodes where it is about the continuity we are familiar with and episodes in this alternate reality, you could still bring anyone back willing to work or lend their likeness, you could use archival footage of those departed and potentially get permission to use their family's permission for very modest scenes, as it's back in time and playing with alternate realities and times you can bring them in. Let's face it, the best episodes of Stargate and Scifi involve time travel and parallel universes (minus that entropic cascade Sam thing, but that was ignored later rightly). This opens up telling any type of story at any time, you could do episodes like the DS9 episode there they went into the Tribbles episode of TOS. There are many different ways to do this and all of them are going to be fun and mysterious. you get nostalgia, you get to explore the overpowered and underpowered different and unchanged, the old and the new, er, aged... You can have new cast and reuse scenes with old cast respectfully even without requiring permission. You can mix in SGA and SG-1 cast and it doesn't really matter if they are ones from the past or not, you can change anything you like or need to because it's all up in the air, it's not a prequel in the sense that we know what will happen as we don't. Stargate Dimensions? Stargate Realities? Stargate Multiverse?

[@wesleyhall3554]

Even with the advanced knowledge of the asgard, doesn't mean we could just mass produce ships and so forth. Also, it was always about keeping the public in the dark, so we couldn't just put teleporters on every street corner. The had access to ancient knowledge on atlantis, but they still struggled to barely comprehend what they were seeing. We would still have a few ships and advanced tech on those, but without the asgardians to help advise, new ships and repairs would go much slower. As far as the story, there are millions of galaxies. Have a galaxy that never had ori, gouald, or replicators. They would be incredibly advanced.

[@DreaMeRHoLic]

I want to know what happened to Atlantis now and I want them to "fix" the ending at SGU. I watched Origins, but didnt really like the whole nazi stuff and bratty female lead and instandly started to miss Carter who wasnt complaining all the time, but had lines with meaning and was a kickass character

[@davegrimmer3369]

No reboot !! Continuation 100%

[@jon33040]

A hard reboot would be "sino" - Stargate In Name Only.

[@andrewmalinowski6673]

I had a similar thought about how the "Prometheus" Xenomorphs aren't truly Xenomorphs

[@Alex-os8jp]

I don't want to see another reboot. I want to see what happens next. Continue Stargate Universe since that show ended on a cliffhanger.

[@saberiandream316]

I didn't really like SGU. I prefer SG-1 and SGA. Those are the two shows I'm more invested in.

[@sheltonfuller2774]

Please God please Amazon no reboot

[@willem1642]

After SGA, they had all the ancient technology so massively overpowered. It might be possible to continue SGU with a new team gating to The Destiny, but there is little investment in galaxies millions of light years away.

[@jmbialke]

I want a continuation, of the series. So many ways to continue where atlantis and universe left off. If a reboot is the only way we're gonna get it, then lets do it. Im tired of the 3 year talk, its time for actions. But pleeeeease amazon make it good which ever way you go with it. I aint getting any younger lol

[@Apollonos]

As someone else pointed out, studios typically don't concern themselves with what the fans want. They do whatever *_they_* want, fans be damned. So, I expect Amazon to do whatever they want with Stargate. If they do a hard reboot, I won't have any interest in watching it. If they honor the TV series and give Brad Wright some influence, then I would definitely want to see what they come up with.

[@saberiandream316]

Brad Wright isn't infallible. He said he thinks the Stargate Program goes public because of climate change and the pandemic. That's such an outrageously stupid idea, I can't even imagine he said that.

[@Apollonos]

@@saberiandream316 Nobody's holding a gun to your head and forcing you to watch a show. If you think Brad Wright is stupid, then watch something else.

[@saberiandream316]

@@Apollonos I hated the pandemic in the early 2020s, I hate it now, the extreme overreaction by our leaders and the bad choices made that disrupted society. No one wants to be reminded of the pandemic, we've had quite enough of that. Stargate was never topical and I think trying to make it topical shows bad priorities.

[@Apollonos]

@@saberiandream316 I don't have any problem with them making it topical, as long as they tell good stories. Stargate is entertainment, and as long as the show is entertaining, I'm fine with it.

[@saberiandream316]

@@Apollonos Stargate was never set in our universe. Changing it so that it is part of our universe hurts it. The COVID-19 pandemic depended on 20 years of political developments, that would be absent in Stargate's timeline. Look at who the President was in 2005 to see what I mean - Hayes entering his first term, not George Bush entering his second term. 9/11 isn't even mentioned once in Stargate, yet now we're shoving the pandemic into it? Why? Who wants that?

[@mojonojo3]

I would rather not have anything if Devlin or Emmerich are involved.

[@gonzotown9438]

With a multiverse the reboot doesn’t need to be that hard. Start out with a new group and add a little quantum mirror crossover.

[@mdn8rdr5903]

Actually don't sound like that bad of an idea.

[@ChrisKhaled83]

I totally love the quantum mirror. There is a lot more that could be done with it.

[@pmh2390]

it still needs to be a continuation and as for the whole kicking butt issue. just have it as the public still doesn't know so its still more realistic if you know how the US President gets read in on all the secrets they should just have some fun with that for knew recruits joining the SGC and the way the US would still be the one with all the tech since we were spending the money running the program and developing the tech like the X303 and the hyperdrive so we could have episodes of other countries and SG teams and there setup like what the did with Russia how they got there SG team and plans for the X303 the US didn't just give it to them. So I doubt we would give any of the other countries access to the Asgard core and there repository of knowledge we might give them Asgard beaming tech and the Asgard energy weapon for a X304 or X305 but we might do what the Asgard did with us and put safeguards in place so the technology could never be used against us or the earth. and we just need a new big bad maybe from another galaxy

[@pmh2390]

But one other thing that could happen is maybe the SGC helps resurrect the Asgard and fixes there cloning issue and with the the Asgard core and there repository of knowledge and that program Thor was working on they can basically just transplant there minds into new bodies (maybe replicator bodies and maybe they can be the new big bad) and once resurrected they will take back some of the stuff they installed on the USS Odyssey

[@LaloMartins]

The main reason I'd like a continuation is *because* it's difficult. I want to see something new, I want to see how stargates and spaceships and a giant alien city changed the world. That's top-grade sci-fi right there. But yes, a hard reboot would be just as welcome.

[@stevehoover6073]

On the IMDB site under both Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich, it shows both have Stargate listed as upcoming projects. Not sure how accurate or up to date this is.

[@InsightfulAU]

Honestly the best of both worlds is to make a new show in the same universe with ‘new’ characters… gives them the lore to pull from but doesn’t tie them to anything. Hardest thing is coming up with a villain/enemy/conflict to drive the story. As much as I would love it, I don’t know if individual episodic storytelling like old stargate or tng would work for the streaming audience under 30

[@mirceastan4922]

It's not a solution per se but to resolve the technology issue that stargate had by the end of the series they could just say that even though we have the asgard database to access each item in it we would need to pass a test to show that we are ready for it as a safeguard to prevent our own selfdestruction by advancing to quickly. Or the database could just be somehow stolen from us before we could learn too much from it by the Vanir (pegassus asgard splinter group - if they're still around), some other unknown asgard group in the universe or any other race powerfull with either subterfuge (insert any mimicry race either already encountered or not) or raw might that in a surprise attack overwhelms our defenses. (Could be furlings 😀). The first episode could be like the pilot episode of stargate sg1 but instead of stealing a person the villain steals or asgard tech DB.😀

[@mcboot]

thanks for the update....I`m not surprised by the news. scifi fanbase has now the reputation cannibalizing shows. I had discussion with friend about the law and order franchise and I ask him if the fanbase complained as mush and to they prefer the leads to look like brad Pitt. He said no we love the concept innovation how can you not relate to other people. We are on verge of loosing star trek, we lost Halo and stargate is still born. Time we scifi fan learn to give shows a chance to mature by being more constructive!

[@DigitalCoffee-OG]

Agreed, no reboot!! We want a continuation.

[@DJJonPattrsn22]

No reboot please! I would probably watch any movie or series pilot in the Stargate franchise. Depending on how I like it I may continue to watch a reboot series But I would still be pissed no matter what!

[@jonstapleton76]

Continuation or nothing

[@Conundrum832]

I always enjoy and look forward to your updates and comentary, lol, even though they are emotionally and mentally exhausting to listen to at times. In my opinion, a hard reboot would not be my preferred choice as I see potential problems with that, which could result in alienating the franchises' current fan base if not done properly with respect to the established canon to the body of work. If crafted well, and with the fans in mind, and directed in such a way that it respects the foundation of StarGate, then perhaps a full reboot could work. But if Amazon and MGM approach this with blinders on, I don't think they will get the desired results that they're hoping for. In my opinion, they're working for us, the fans, we pay their salaries, we decide if they've failed or if they've succeeded. The fact that they're still seemingly undecided as to which direction they're going to go, and when, tells me that they're not really looking at this project with the complete interests of the fans in mind. If they were, we would already be on the 10th season of their latest installment to the franchise, as well as two or three cinematic movies. This is not that difficult of an issue to resolve. Bring back as many of the original creators, directors, and writers of the show as you can. Bring back as many of the main characters/actors as you can in whatever capacity that works, and just make it happen because it seems that everyone from the creators to the fans wants this to happen yesterday, everyone that is except for the ones in charge of giving it a green light.

[@davidbutton3500]

How about a story where earth is destroyed or enslaved, maybe by the wraith/replicators/ori? The only people that can help are the furling's, but where are they? The remaining SG teams, operating from the beta site, have to join forces with former foes, Ashen, remaining Goa'uld, and the Atlantis team in order to save the planet and the milky way. They figure out, the Furling's left the known Galaxy's But the SGU team might have some info that can help. Can they be found? Can earth be saved?

[@MagnanimousEntropy]

Stargate is one of the last sci-fi franchises left that has not been ruined by modern day politics and ideology. It must be protected from the same vandalization we have seen inflicted on so many other beloved stories. Best it is left alone until all this woke insanity has finished dying off.

[@RuthCantlay-Reed]

Definite continuation as there are many loose ends in SG-1 like replicators 4 million light years away. Did the Tolan escape? What if there is a goa'uld that left the Milky Way who is more dangerous than anubis and is on the way back? What happened when Atlantis came back to Earth? There are many story lines. ( :

[@danjager6200]

There is one problem with a reboot that I just thought of. A reboot will close the door to a continuation. When they made SG1 they closed the door to a movie sequel. When they made Battlestar Galactica they closed the door to a continuation of the original series.

[@richardajoy79]

Reboot no... continuation, absa-fucking-lutely. I will of course give a reboot a try, but as a fanboy of SG it has to continue the story we've dedicated the majority of our lives too.

[@leshamonbilton6526]

No hard reboot

[@Basura_Desechable]

A reboot isn't necessary at all. If all you need is to nerf the humans, it's the easiest thing to do. Even with the Asgard inheritance, we lack access to resources they had and their production capabilities. It takes a long time to understand new concepts and even more to adopt them into production. Atlantis was a 'CITY SHIP', not a factory, it may contain some limited production in labs for prototyping, but can't build new ships or drones, and their knowledge/technology is even harder to understand and replicate so it will take years/decades/centuries to catch up with them. They could go public an share the workload with the world to speed up advancements, or keep the secret and limit the budget to slow down development. They could use either to raise or solve problems. Just with that you have the humans possessing a couple of advanced ships that can't be everywhere and must be preserved for study and earth protection, and we are back to exploring in search for resources, allies, more accesible technologies and anything they want to add. It's just a matter of figuring out where and how you want to put the limit and any good storyteller should be able to do it. The only thing they lack is true commitment to the project.

[@StevenHouse1980]

How the hell could a hard Stargate reboot work? BSG(2004) worked as a hard reboot because it was more of a modern TV quality upgrade VS the older show of the late 1970's. Stargate has a more recent 1994-2018 foundation to built on, if they disregard all than cannon of those shows and films. Are thay going to remake episode by episode but worse than the older shows gave us? like Disney Star Wars trying to sneek crap knock off's past us.

[@Tommy-ek7zd]

I Agee with viewpoint that we want a continuation, however it's been almost 15 years since Stargate. It's hard to think that a continuation takes place, unless it's a movie that can reset....And Mamoa would need to be part of that. He can draw tickets and attention to the folks that have never watched the original.

[@selfownxx]

Im all for a reboot if it gets us further along, but would prefer a continuation so we can find out what happens to Eli and the Destiny gang, and what happens with Atlantis from where we leave it in SF Bay. But I can’t stop thinking about the possibilities of a reboot and how cool that potentially could be. As we’re all acknowledged, the problem with the continuation will be creating antagonists that are truly threatening given the capabilities of the Tau’ri as of 2011. A reboot could start before the movie started, or pick up after the movie like SG-1 did. So basically we could get a new story that starts with the first trip through the gate in the mid-late 2020s, assuming that’s when this is added to streaming. Or we could assume the movie happened, and the gate has been in storage since the 90s (30+ years at this point), and we begin with a present day version of Children of the Gods. Or we could get a show that takes place in the 90s… that might be neat, but we do already have that (SG-1). Starting fresh would be an opportunity to explore RE’s earlier ideas for a trilogy and introduce a big bad that is not parasitic in nature. There could be less emphasis on the ancient astronaut theory although I think that would be too far of a turn away from the nature of Stargate. Plus there are so many other angles to explore like the Annunaki and the Book of Enoch in general if we do go that route. Unlike others, I’m not going to complain as long as I get some form of Stargate. I like the Rings of Power as a Silmarilion reader, and I mostly liked Discovery (save for some of the overly dramatic moments), and even enjoyed the Acolyte, so maybe I’m just weird or overly easy to please. 😂

[@selfownxx]

In short, any Stargate is better than no Stargate.

[@AdavidPT]

I have nothing against a hard reboot. Yet at the same time, I would say I would like to see some key-characters from sg1/sg-a (won't say sg-u because they are out in the void) make an appearance.

[@Kimvanloocke]

feels like a real version of Stargate Episode "Moebius," creating a world where the Stargate program never existed, and the SG-1 team was never formed. To avoid further disruptions, General Hammond orders that Sam and Daniel be limited to consultant roles only, fearing the potential consequences of further time travel missions. funny how we can extract real life senario's from Epic series plots

[@haplozetetic9519]

No reboot very strongly preferred. If there is a reboot, it would have to be sufficiently similar to SG1 and SGA, really well done, and with minimal re-hashing of old stories or I'm out.

[@lt.kettch4652]

I’ve been a fan of SG since the movie was in theaters. I watched the shows, and still do. That said: at this point in time, if the show was continued from before it would effectively be a bit of a reboot anyways. The old gang won’t be there, SGC would be under different management, the old enemies would be gone, and none of the older story lines would be around either. That means there would be all new characters in all new story lines, new plot lines, new enemies, new SG teams, new everything. Add to that that we couldn’t go back and add body to the old storylines either. So now the new writers would be forced to pick up in the timeline way past what we have come to know and love, and that wouldn’t really be the same as the old shows Should we reboot, or continue? I don’t have an answer to that. I can see sense in either as long as it’s done well. Imagine the Goauld done in modern effects, same with Asgardians or Replicators. If not rebooted, imagine picking up with Eli as he meets whatever is at the end of his journey.

[@jjones2582]

I think they need to do a present day continuation of some sort. Maybe show what Atlantis is doing in the harbor after 20 years. If they want to do a hard reboot they should wait 40 or 50 years from the original.

[@Twistedvideo]

Honestly if they did a hard reboot to get it going, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. And realistically in the future there isn't any reason why they couldn't bring out a continuation of old Stargate.

[@waynecobbett5943]

I'd watch whatever comes.. but.. it needs to be good for ANY fans to love it and make any ability to move forward. So naturally.. the fans want to play safe and stick with the world of Stargate we're fans of. And how I would handle the continuation issue.. is bring back the Asguard or.. perhaps the Furlings. They could insist on handing over the technology we had as it was beyond us.

[@auraprime_]

we may have had access to some Asgardian tech however we wouldn’t necessarily be able to replicate it on a mass scale. Most of our stuff would have been stuff home made or looted. Plus what’s powering the Asgardian tech could have it’s limits, we might have to be frugal or it runs out of power only to no longer be usable (unless the plot needs it ofc)

[@blackadder564]

They have the Asgard computer core. They could make all the Asgard tech and power cores they want. They just have to ask the core.

[@alexbarrett3832]

Yeah, the various series went in a totally different direction to anything the original movie had planned. It fundamentally wouldn't be the same universe, so I'm not surprised they aren't interested in playing in someone else's sandbox.

[@Khyranleander]

Never understood why a contract no side wants to continue has to stand. But if they MUST reboot *(ick!!!)* , hope they cameo some old cast & nod much to previous series. For what's worth, could at least fix some of the bigger mistakes, like the Zat.

[@LJGrindewald]

If they're only gonna hard reboot it, I at least hope they do a cartoon to finish off the original shows. That shouldn't be complicated. Could bring back the actors from all shows then. Be nice to have some proper closure from them especially Atlantis and Universe 😅

[@RooksGambit360]

Truth is there are a lot more non-fans (indifferent, not haters) than fans. TV/movies want a broad appeal, not a niche or small-ish fan base. I'm for a soft reboot, make it where SG-1 goes to a parallel dimension (they did this in the show) but it's our world. They help build a stargate program and find our milky way full of new different aliens & threats. It's good for us because we get the same characters but new stories, new threats and new stuff to do. You can still have the old canon but do something new. You can still have the same characters and same universe and even have episodes that takes place there while also appealing to new viewers.

[@SergeiPoroh]

It's better to film something about the ancients even then. I will definitely look at this with more interest than rebooting the same thing, which has already been revised more than once. I really don't want a reboot. Although in the STARGATE UNIVERSE, it would be cool to replay everything there and adjust it to the whole story of the end of the season, taking into account the past so many years. And, I think, this has not happened yet, and no one has done it. And it would only play into the hands of the continuation of the series. And even very much.

[@vishnu_m]

Harsh truth is that SG tv show made humans quite OP in the end. We battled equivalent of gods not just suoer advanced technologically aliens posing as gods. The bar was so high that any threat after Ori would look blatant. SGU had a chance of being cut off from all that. Now any continuation must resolve that, so no wonder reboot looks more promising in that state of affairs.

[@BloPsy_Actual]

They will have to do some kind of reboot in an alternate universe or something, it is just inevitable after all this time that has passed - As much as I would like a continuation of SGA, it is not possible. And even though I like SGU, it is really not worth the risk of trying to continue it since it is so different from the original stargate.

[@DeepThought42]

The problem with a hard reboot is they could lose the essence of Stargate, what makes it special and different from other scifi shows, it's humour and possitivity (suitable to watch when life's tough and you don't want to get depressed), edgy without being dark etc. As for resolving the issue of SG1 Asgardian tech etc. Just some imagination, I mean this is scifi, you can do anything. Foes with more advanced tech than the Asgard. Like featured in SGU - the ones that built that planet around a sun too young to have formed naturally. The tech drones wiping other races of high tech out, even the Destiny didn't cope with them. Or a race like the one who created the drones ( or the enemy they were fighting). Many ideas along those lines.

[@spydermag5644]

Hard reboot or continuation? I think the fans of the show would not like a hard reboot but they need to do something different. I personally think SG-1 ended after season 8. I cannot stand season 9 and 10. I did like SG: Continuum. I do not have an answer but I hope if they do a new series it is not like Nu Trek after Enterprise.

[@AlexM-qz8cy]

Was OP by the end. Yet the original did explore multiverse concepts and the actors did a great job making it convincing. Maybe it could work with some of them finding there way into another one where the gate hadn't been discovered until recently due to international conflict and start from there. We get some new cast without overtaxing guest stars from the original.

[@peterd788]

The rights to the original TV show were a little complex but I don't think that's the case going forward After a few seasons the SciFi channel couldn't afford to fund it so it became a co-commission between SciFi and Sky UK with SciFi getting first rights to half a season and Sky UK getting them for the other half. MGM kept the IP. A similar situation exists with Doctor Who but the BBC retains ownership of the IP even though Disney Branded Entertainment is the primary commissioner. All of these deals expire and MGM owns the rights to Stargate.

[@varcal]

I hope we can hear something this year if not I give up

[@DMaN333v]

Or here’s an idea, sell the show to a company that will actually do it! Amazon prime video are morons!

[@mrfred__3573]

Continuation is much more preferred, but if it swings the other way and a reboot proves to be unsuccessful, the studio should be able to easily swing it back to the original sg-1 series universe, since the multiverse is already established...a-la Spiderman No Way Home...

[@andrewmalinowski6673]

If anyone reboots the Stargate the best they can do is a variant of SGI, but make it tied into the canon rather than having a "dragon lady" able to activate and operate a Stargate they think is an Ancient. If they use the advanced reverse-engineered technology and improved base like in Stargate Infinity they could either reconnect with older worlds or have loosely-related societies we've never seen before, or another SG:A-type spinoff with another outside the Milky Way outpost. If someone wants to "reboot" the series or franchise do an alternate reality, maybe a what-if style storyline and change the plot like Star Trek's Mirror Universe such as one of the alternate SG teams from "Ripple Effect"

[@slyfoxkgar]

reboot would be fine, if done well. (so not to likely) would have to have at least some great cameos. Would rather see some form of continuation, in Atlantis they did some cross universe stuff, so could continue from one of the others, where some stuff maybe did not happen, aka can CHANGE some of the worst stuff out.

[@PoeLemic]

I don't see the problem with a reboot. Might be nice to see a new team learn about the Stargate. But, I sure want to see what happens with the SGU Team still on the Destiny.