Stargate episode 200!!!

Spectarofdeath · #1 August 30th, 2006, 12:26 AM

It's such a damn shame. IMO it's a great show, I wasn't a very big fan of the movie but when the series first started I got hooked onto it. Now, I might agree it MIGHT be time to kill the show...IF they were going to replace it with something HALFWAY DECENT and thats acutally SCIENCE FICTION. But, seeing as how these companies operate these days it will probably be a stupid *** reality show, maybe, "Survivor: Locked inside a shuttle" or some jackass mentally retarded thing like that. And I'm sorry if your a fan of reality TV but come on, how much reality is it when your competing for a million dollars and you have camera's on you? There isn't enough actually decent shows on TV anymore, it's all becoming reality...guess what, if I wanted REAL REALITY I would just turn the tv and pc off and go mow the damn grass.

Azselendor · #2 September 1st, 2006, 12:21 AM

the producers intentionally jumped the shark with episode 200 to end, for once and for all, all the fanboy ranting of which episode jumped the shark.

But you know what, if SG1 makes a successful movie run, it could lead to a huge revival of the show.

Atrocities · #3 September 1st, 2006, 01:05 AM

Go Stargate GO! I would spend $10.00 to see another Stargate movie. Hell they should get Kurt Russel to do a reoccuring role in either SG1 or Atlantis. That would draw in some ratings.

Caduceus · #4 September 1st, 2006, 10:10 AM

At the very least, enjoy the end of the season.

Then whatever comes, comes.

I *did* enjoy the most recent Atlantis episode with Sheppard and the Wraith in "Common Ground".

Caduceus · #5 September 1st, 2006, 12:00 PM

From TV Guide 9/4-10/06:

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There could be good news for Stargate:SG-1 fans. Though SciFi channel has cancelled the venerable space opera, a spokesman for MGM, the sudio behind the franchise, says it's eager to make TV-movies based on the show. And executive producer Brad Wright tells TV Guide that he hopes for a long-anticipated feature film will become reality. There's also talk of another Stargate spin-off series. As for SciFi, it says it hasn't closed its doors either. "If there are other ways to explore this world, we're certainly open to it," says Mark Stern, the channel's original programming exec. "This is not the end of our journey with Stargate by any means.

Azselendor · #6 September 1st, 2006, 11:57 PM

Kurt Russel's character has been a running joke on sg1.

"I'm Jack O'Neill. Two "L's". There's another Jack O'Neil with only one "L" and he doesn't have a sense of humor."

The original producers want to pursue a competing stargate frandchise as well, but MGM doesn't seem as interested in that as much. But who knows, MGM seems to be very open to scifi frandchises at the moment.

btw, sg1 could never return to Showtime. Showtime demands more full-frontal nudity -- something SG1 never really provided for the first 5 season intentionally.

gregebowman · #7 September 13th, 2006, 07:23 PM

I would love to see the original cast members from the movie make another movie, if it's at all legally, production-wise, fiscally possible. That's when I might start watching Stargate again. Remember, when the series first came out, it was one of those Showtime only shows, so that's another reason I couldn't warm up to it. I didn't have Showtime, and therefore couldn't watch it. maybe if I did have Showtime back then, my feelings about the series would be different.

Ragnarok · #8 September 14th, 2006, 11:49 AM

"Can you make it spin? ... ... I'm the general and I want it to spin!"

The above is a quote from the 200th episode.