If you missed last month’s livestream “Ask Me Anything” Q&A with Stargate’s TV co-creator Brad Wright, here’s your chance to catch up on the conversation.
Our friends at The Companion have shared a 14-minute video with all the best Stargate highlights from the 90-minute conversation with Wright — exclusively with GateWorld. Wright talked with fans about production challenges, which storyline he wanted to revisit, and much more.
And as we reported when the Q&A happened, right off the top Wright also gave fans an update on the new Stargate project he is developing with MGM.
Take a look at all the Stargate bits edited together here:
The Companion co-founder Lawrence Kao hosted the livestream, in which Stargate’s TV co-creator answered live questions about his 14 years producing SG-1, Atlantis, and Universe. In the full conversation he also talked about his earlier career, including the sci-fi anthology classic The Outer Limits, plus his Netflix series Travelers.
Wright answered questions such as:
- The new Stargate series at MGM (and whether it’s a reboot)
- The Stargate races Brad Wright would like to revisit
- The storyline he feels like he isn’t finished with yet
- How the Destiny was designed
- Which Stargate episode was one of the most difficult to shoot
Stargate writer-producer and Dark Matter co-creator Joseph Mallozzi also made a surprise appearance to chat with Brad.
Head over to The Companion to watch the full, 90-minute Q&A video with Brad Wright. The full conversation is available exclusively to members of the site.
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That’s a full load of BS. He and others have being saying that for years and nothing happened.
The Clone Wars on Disney Plus has curated playlists for that series. If Netflix or any other streaming giant picks up the new series they should curate or create a recommended playlist for new viewers.
If Disney gets its claws around Stargate, they will ruin that too.
I can’t wait until artificial intelligence can create the rest of the episodes of SGU for pennies on the dollar. The crew of Destiny are still stuck in suspended animation.
I would trade every second of destiny for one more episode of Atlantis
its never going to happen. they’ve been saying this for years i hope im wrong and they do bring it back but they dont go down the super WOKE road other tv shows have gone