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Andy S says:

I’m no longer a comic book fan (the prices of the comics have become a joke as well as tying one story in one book to another story in another book for more cash), so the whole comic book angle to Stargate does absolutely NOTHING for me. However, I would LOVE to see the Atlantis and SG-1 stories continued in A) movies and B) novels. Especially if they keep the novels as cannon to the universe itself much like the Star Wars novels have. Stargate Universe is one of the shows I am looking forward to this fall.

Betty M. says:

I don’t care how many people close to the “business” tries to tout how great the new show is going to be, I will NEVER forgive BW for his cancellation of SGA and his callous remarks re the fans since then. I mean, seriously, “cancelled SGA on the toss of a coin”?! “the fans will watch *anything* as long as you slap ‘Stargate’ in the title”!?! They’ve sacrificed the “older” fans for a desperate grab at a younger audience and forgotten their own formula for assuring the success of SGU, namely that they should’ve kept SGA around as a lead-in for the new show and let us get used to the idea of losing the programme we love and *gradually* easing us into the new one. Trying to copy BSG (with their jitter-cam and disregard for life — which makes it REALLY HARD to get attached to any characters) is not “progressive thinking”, it only illustrates BW & company’s growing inability to BE ORIGINAL anymore.
As I’ve said before in other comments on other sites… I hope that they’ll bring back SGA when SGEwwww tanks.

Ken J says:

I’d rather them bring back SG1 than SGA, lol. But RDA won’t be returning so it won’t be as cool…

red says:

““cancelled SGA on the toss of a coin”?! “the fans will watch *anything* as long as you slap ‘Stargate’ in the title”!?!”

HE WAS JOKING, GENIUS!

From what I’m understanding Betty, it was getting very costly to film Atlantis… and somewhere’s about $2 mil an epi was a tough pill for the studios to swallow in this economy.

Andy S: Yea… I started giving up on comics when they kept trying to shove my into reading other titles with all the character crossovers they were doing. Even in my youth, I was leery of sly marketing ploys to increase sales and diminish my wallet width!

Ken J says:

Your wallet width? Come on, it’s all plastic now! lol just kidding… :-P

Well… back then, it was wallet width… before the days of ATM cards, RFD, cell phones and other freaky future world things we have today.

Sheesh, did I just date myself? (Maybe we don’t answer that.)

Ken J says:

Jesus was in your yearbook? Sure you’ve heard that joke…

Joke? He was labeled hardest working shop student!

Ken J says:

LOL, he had to be the best freakin carpenter there ever was!

Oh we’re going to hell… :-D

Betty M. says:

“HE WAS JOKING, GENIUS!”

I believe he was joking about as much as I believe Mallozzi didn’t know a *thing* about the cancellation 4 months before it was announced.

BW and company are free to joke and throw out the truth disguised as a flip remark because they’ve got a show and are still working. The people who got screwed were the actors and all that crud about getting the stars of SG-1 and SGA to do guest shots was a flat lie. Shanks, Tapping & RDA have mere cameos in the pilot eps and Shanks was quoted a couple of months ago as saying that there is No Way that they could pull in any more guest appearances because of the nature of the story-line.

Seriously, Wright and his cohorts are ticking me off at about the same level as Russel T. Davies.

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