Stargate Atlantis: "Identity"
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Where is Stargate heading in the new year? It feels as though the franchise has reached a turning point: Either it will take the next step toward returning to the screen in full force … or Stargate will fade away again. In our first podcast of the year, Adam and Darren talk about our hopes for 2019.
In this installment we’ll discuss what Stargate Origins accomplished last year, Stargate’s international audience, and sticking close to established canon. And we’ll consider Stargate in 2019 from a couple of different angles: First, what do we hope for in a best-case scenario? And second, what do we expect to see this year if we’re being pragmatically realistic?
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Have you read Stargate fanfic called Stargate: Return of the Ancients (ROTA)? An amazing series that I believe would make a great new series. It's written by Aerkijyr at Fanfiction.net. We really need a new series, with action, humor and continues the Stargate series.
Speaking of cannon, I watched Stargate: Origins and now am on SG-1. In watching episode 11- The torment of Tantalus. Was anyone else confused by the story line here? Did this epsiode break from Origins or the other way around?
Technically the two are consistent. Do you mean the fact that Langford opened the gate in 1945 and thought it was the first time? Origins' 1939 memory wipe was meant to explain that.
I was kinda thinking that the memory wipe took care of things, which in my mind means that maybe there was a possibility that they did more work on the Stargate later, which would mean the potential love interest could be introduced and then lost when he didn’t make it back. Am I close in thinking that?
Flight of the Navigator... with what we have today in the way of technology, if this movie gets a reboot, it could be an even bigger hit than the original. However, as someone in their 40's, I remember seeing the movie and was in in complete awe; not to mention how many times I thought about the possibilty of finding my own ship in the woods. I didn't really want to get hurt though.
Okay another comment, sorry. Expansion of the Stargate franchise- it seems like there is an influx of prequels lately and going with that train of thought, a prequel that goes way back in the Stargatet timeline, I would love to see a series on the Ancients. Start in modern times, say someone discovers yet another sequence of dialing and like SG-U end up somewhere completely unknown. HMM, I smell a future plot there! I would think someone like Netflix has the purse for something like this as it might have a broader fan-base,