Mallozzi Pushes Back on One Detail of the Cancelled Stargate Leak: Would the Gate Really Sit Idle for Episodes?
Joe Mallozzi, who consulted on Amazon's cancelled Stargate series, reportedly took issue with one specific claim in Dial the Gate's rundown of the show: that the Gate wouldn't be active for several episodes. The pushback is reported by a single fan site, so treat it as exactly that — reported.
Amazon's Done This Before: Brad Wright's Own Cancelled Stargate Pitch Predates Gero's by Five Years
Turns out Martin Gero wasn't the first Stargate veteran to get a pitch killed by this exact studio. Co-creator Brad Wright revealed this week that he had his own post-Continuum series rejected right before the pandemic — and the story of how it died sounds uncomfortably familiar.
So Much for 'Dead Issue': Amazon Is Already Hunting for Stargate's Next Writer
Six days after Richard Dean Anderson called the Stargate revival a "dead issue," Deadline is reporting that Amazon MGM Studios is quietly interviewing writers for a new take on the franchise — and this time, they want someone who's never touched Stargate before.
Jack O'Neill Speaks: Richard Dean Anderson Calls the Stargate Revival 'A Dead Issue'
Six original SG-1 and Atlantis stars shared a stage at Rose City Comic Con last weekend — one of the biggest Stargate reunions a convention has ever pulled off. But it was Richard Dean Anderson's blunt read on the cancelled Amazon series that's the story: for the first time, Jack O'Neill himself weighed in, and he doesn't sound optimistic.
The Petition Just Hit 120,000 — And a Very Unconfirmed Rumor Has the Fandom Holding Its Breath
The #SaveStargate petition crossed 120,000 signatures this week, with organizers taking the campaign straight into DragonCon's crowds in Atlanta. And now there's a rumor floating around — thin, unconfirmed, and worth exactly the grain of salt it comes with — that Amazon might not be as done with this as it's pretending to be.
"Really?? Do They?": Michael Shanks Isn't Letting Amazon Forget What It Cancelled
Three months after killing its Stargate revival for lacking "broad appeal," Amazon told the Edinburgh TV Festival it would "welcome any conversations" about picking up Doctor Who. Michael Shanks had exactly four words for that, and they're the most #SaveStargate thing anyone's said all summer.
Aboard the Argo: We Finally Know What Amazon's Cancelled Stargate Actually Was
Three months of silence, and it took a hotel ballroom in Birmingham to break it. At Starfury: Ascension 2, Michael Shanks and David Read laid out what the dead Amazon series was actually going to be — a parallel-universe Daniel Jackson, a ship called the Argo, and a version of Stargate that finally sounds like it deserved the fight fans have been putting up for it.
Chevron Seven Is NOT Locked: Amazon Kills the Stargate Revival
The dream of returning to the Stargate program has just been hit with a devastating systemic failure. Amazon MGM Studios has officially pulled the plug on the new Stargate series, citing a reason that feels like a slap in the face to the entire community.
Continuation, Not Reboot: Why Martin Gero is the Perfect Pilot for the Stargate Revival
The biggest fear for any franchise fan is the 'reboot' button, but the Stargate revival just gave us the green light we've been waiting for. With Martin Gero at the helm and continuity confirmed, the Gate is finally opening for a true continuation of the legacy.
London Calling: The Stargate Revival is Officially Dialing In (And 'Project Iterum' is a Game Changer)
From the streets of London to the depths of the galaxy, the Stargate revival is finally moving into production. With Joseph Mallozzi signaling the writers' room is active and rumors of 'Project Iterum' swirling, it's time to lock the chevrons.
Stargate Revival: Separating Fact from Fan-Fiction (The London/Expanse Rumors)
We've been diving deep into the rumors surrounding the Amazon MGM Stargate revival, but it's time for a reality check. Let's look at what's actually confirmed and why the current speculation is still worth getting excited about.
Stargate News: Martin Gero Confirms the New Series is Still Two Years Away
We finally have a timeline for the new Stargate series. Showrunner Martin Gero revealed that production will take "about two years," pushing the likely release to late 2027 or early 2028. Here is why patience is exactly what the franchise needs right now.
CinemaCon 2026 Round 2: The Other Four Studios Just Revealed Hollywoods Next Two Years
Sony and Warner Bros. showed their hands Monday and Tuesday. Then Universal brought Nolan and Spielberg. Amazon brought Rick Moranis back as Dark Helmet. Paramount dropped a Street Fighter trailer. And Disney? Disney brought Chris Evans back as Captain America — and the whole room demanded they play the trailer twice.
