Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

There won't be anything like that, not for a while. SciFi Wire confirmed that SG1 has been cancelled at the end of the season. Atlantis continues, however.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

Oh, of course. It's popular, they have to cancel it.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

I recall reading a little bit ago that MGM has stated that they currently have no plans to kill SG-1.

Just how many times over the past 5 years have people said "Stargate's definitely going to be cancelled at the end of this season!" and yet it hasn't happened. Until it does happen (which I hope won't be for a long long time yet), I won't believe any report that doesn't come from MGM as to the status of SG-1.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

SciFi has opted out of airing future seasons of the show, however MGM and Executive Producers did state they will shop the series around - but really, outside of scifi and other paramount-owned stations will consider it.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

Wow...hadn't read the SciFi Wire report before writing my last post. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...es/redface.gif

I sure hope Stargate gets picked up by another station/company. It's been, bar none, my favorite show on TV for almost as long as I've been watching TV. Hell, Stargate has been airing for over half my life!

It is entirely possibe that someone else will pick it up, even if that company isn't American. For example, it's possible that a channel up here in Canada, Space, who I think are owned by Bell Globemedia, will pick it up. It'd be right up their alley after all.

I guess all I can do is hope!

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

Sci-fi cannot afford Stargate and often only runs a series for only a couple of years. This might be the end of Stargate as we know it. NBC could aford to pick up SG and run it prime time but we all know how other scifi shows on NBC have been treated. Sindication is another option but lets face it, the sindication market isn't what it used to be back in the day of STNG.

MGM has a very marketable franchise, under marketed IMHO, no games, no collectables, no toys, just a show that could have made them a lot of money over the years under utitlized and now too expensive to produce.

Sallaries go up, cost go up, and series eventually become too expensive too make. This normally happens when their market share starts too fall, but in SG1's case their market share hasn't erroded over time, however the cost of producing the show, namily salaries, has increased to the point where it now takes more money per episode thus lowering profits for Sci-Fi network.

They are slating a feature film and will most likely make it so don't worry too much about it. If the film is successful, the will most likely make a return to tv. This according to a long Gate World report that I read a few months back.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

Alright...so rather than give in to the temptation to hunt down the morons who run the Sci Fi Channel and beat them to a bloody pulp with my handy, trusty tire iron, I think it's better to take a less violent, more results-oriented approach. So, if you want to see Stargate for a few more seasons, heres a few links for you:

Pretty much a "Keep Stargate Going!" petition:

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/Stargate/index.html

To contact MGM, the company that owns the rights to Stargate, and encourage them to find a new station to pick up Stargate, follow this link:

http://www.mgm.com/help.do

To email a TV station up here in Canada, analogous the the Sci-Fi Channel in the States, to encourage them to look at taking over where Sci-Fi left off, send an email to:

space@spacecast.com




As evidenced by the above, I'm a massive fan...and I don't want it to die http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/frown.gif

It's a sad day when intelligent programming, such as Stargate, can be cancelled, when a plethora of "reality" TV shows, wrestling shows, etc etc ad nauseum can spring up and succeed. It just goes to show that the average television viewing person is not prepared to use their mind even slightly when they turn on their TV. It seems they'd rather just empty their minds and drool senselessly as they're spoonfed worthless trash over and over again.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

Oh, I think this IS a perfectly good idea when considering how to respond to anyone who cancels the series.

It's been one of the very few fun, entertaining, interesting, and - occasionally - even educational Sci-Fi shows to comw around for quite some time.

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

"All good things must come to an end."

Re: Stargate episode 200!!!
 

"Why?"