Tag: stargate

On October 20, the A Full Circle channel posted its first full day of content: a Children of the Gods recap, an interview with SG-1 co-creator Jonathan Glassner, and a batch of Extras including Michael Shanks reacting to Martin Gero's cancelled series. Here's what the channel says each contains, the view counts, and what I couldn't verify.

The official A Full Circle website lists an interview with SG-1 co-developer Jonathan Glassner as Patreon early-access content that goes free on October 20 at 10:01 AM Pacific, which is 19:01 in Prague. Here is what the site says, what it doesn't, and the premiere's updated numbers.

Per Andrew Liptak's Transfer Orbit, Joe Mallozzi has posted on X that he has no involvement in Jac Schaeffer's Stargate series and is 'moving on.' Here's what that reportedly means for the original creative team, and what it doesn't settle.

Michael Shanks and David Read's SG-1 rewatch podcast premiered on October 17. The channel's own feed shows 18,808 views and 1,250 ratings about 13 hours later. Here's what that tells us, and what it doesn't.

Master Replicas lists a 14-inch light-up Stargate Atlantis ZPM replica for $149.99, due to ship in October 2026. Here's what the maker's page says, the caveats on its availability, and why ScreenRant's 'Atlantis returns' headline overstates it.

Master Replicas lists an 8.75-inch die-cast Stargate Universe Destiny for $64.99, due to ship in November 2026. Here's what the maker's page says, how the date compares with the original August 2025 announcement, and what to check before you order.

Two unofficial sources, a YouTuber citing an agency contact and a former Stargate Command insider, say Jac Schaeffer's Stargate was given the same brief as Martin Gero's: no hard reboot, stay in TV canon. Here is who said what, and how much weight it can bear.

Comic-Con Brno & Junior 2026 lists Amanda Tapping and Robert Picardo as guests for Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, both billed with their Stargate credits. Here is what the organizers have published, and what they haven't.

Christopher Judge is listed as an in-person guest at Armageddon Expo Auckland Spring over Labour Weekend, with a Main Stage panel on Sunday, October 25. Here is the schedule the organizers have published, and what the listing doesn't say.

Winnipeg Comiccon has announced an SG-1 reunion: Richard Dean Anderson joined by Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks and Lexa Doig for 'Chevron Seven Locked,' a special evening on Saturday, October 31. Here's what the organizers have confirmed and what they haven't.

After Variety's Jac Schaeffer report, the #SaveStargate campaign answered with a measured statement: a welcome to the new team, but no interest in a remake or reboot. Here's what it says, what it doesn't, and one detail the campaign's headline gets ahead of the reporting.

Variety reports Amazon MGM is developing a new Stargate series with WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer, with Safehouse Pictures' Joby Harold and Tory Tunnell attached. It's development, not a series order, and the big questions remain open.

Michael Shanks launches his SG-1 rewatch podcast on October 17. Before it does, a look at Daniel Jackson's strange arc: the one character who was killed, ascended, wiped and resurrected, and why it proves he never really changed.

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.

Birmingham's Hilton Metropole is already booked for a third Starfury: Ascension on September 17–19, 2027. Tickets are priced, the guest slots still read "to be announced," and that's the whole story so far — which is itself a pretty good signal about how much demand the organizers expect.

Stargate: Atlantis is going back to the beginning on German free TV: Tele 5 restarted the series from the pilot on Wednesday, September 23, in a weekday-afternoon slot. It's a small broadcast item, and it lands in the middle of the show's loudest streaming month in years.

A small English Stargate convention just filled out its April 2027 guest list: Michael Shanks, Alexis Cruz, Andrew Jackson and Dial the Gate's David Read. The twist is the design — it's capped at roughly 250 people, which in a year of petitions and banner planes feels like the right-sized answer to Amazon's silence.

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.

For the first time in nearly three decades of Stargate conventions, somebody's throwing one dedicated entirely to the franchise's women. Amanda Tapping headlines, Teryl Rothery just signed on as guest number two, and it's happening in Australia this November.

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.

The Martin Gero reboot is dead and buried, but Atlantis found its own way home. All five seasons are now streaming free, ad-supported, on YouTube — no subscription, no login, no gatekeeping. Chevron seven, locked.

Back in July, Michael Shanks told us he was building a Stargate podcast out of pure post-cancellation spite. Now it has a name, chosen from over 150 fan submissions, a hard launch date, and a format that's a little different than the word 'rewatch' implies.

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.

Three months after Amazon shelved Martin Gero's Stargate revival for supposedly being too niche, FlixPatrol data shows Stargate Atlantis, SG-1, and Universe holding three of the top six spots on MGM+ worldwide — at the same time. Chevron seven may not be locked, but the fanbase clearly never left.

Stargate Worlds was supposed to launch in 2010. Then its studio collapsed, and the game vanished into the pile of great Stargate ideas that never made it to release. Sixteen years later, a volunteer team called The Fifth Race has done what MGM, Amazon, and every publisher in between couldn't be bothered to: they finished it.

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.

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.

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.

Daniel Jackson is dialing himself back in. Michael Shanks just announced a full SG-1 rewatch podcast at Comic-Con's #SaveStargate rally — produced by Dial the Gate's David Read — and it's the clearest sign yet that this fandom isn't waiting around for a studio to change its mind.

The heartbreak of Amazon's cancellation was just the first act. Now, the fans and the cast are fighting back, and the Atlantis team has just joined the front lines.