Stargate shouldn’t continue simply because fans want more episodes. It should continue because it represents something modern television is losing: hope, exploration, intelligence and humanity. It showed us that courage, curiosity and cooperation could overcome even the greatest challenges. Few franchises built a universe this rich while remaining grounded in characters we genuinely cared about. For many of us, Stargate wasn’t just entertainment—it inspired a sense of wonder and possibility. A story that still means this much to people decades later has earned the right to continue.
Stargate still matters
@BaronDestructo@martingero@AmazonMGMStudio
The gate was never just a portal to other worlds. It was a symbol of hope, discovery, and humanity’s potential. Decades later, millions still remember what it made them feel. Some stories deserve an ending. Stargate deserves a future.
#savestargate
Dear @AmazonMGMStudio ,
It's okay to admit you made a mistake.
We know you thought that, after 15 years, Stargate had no active fans. But we've proven you wrong.
Thousands of us are waiting for the next chapter.
Do the right thing.
#SaveStargate
@AmazonMGMStudio@PrimeVideo
Please continue with Martin Gero's Stargate. Stargate is an amazing vehicle for not only entertainment but sharing opposing perspectives in a space they can coexist. Sometimes Daniel is right, Sometimes Jack. #SaveStargate
I love Stargate because it believed that people from different worlds could work together, learn from each other, and make the universe a little better.
We could use more stories like that.
#SaveStargate
Extremely disappointed that the new Stargate series was canceled. I was cynical but Gero was showing the franchise was in good hands and I was excited to see what they would do.
@JustineBateman It's interesting when you really think about it. When we think about time we think about traveling to the past or future. But we measure time by events of physical changes in orbit, rotation, or entropy. There's not really a measurement or perceived dimension of time.
@AVARY Unless there's an emergency i believe actors should always commit to the moment. If an actor's mind is on anything else but the given circumstances then they're not focused
@OliverJia1014 Using AI to generate lost parts of something never made sense to me. AI literally doesn't have the data of the missing thing, it might as well just be someone making up what they think is missing.
@RealEmirHan I think it's a proper tragedy. For the character and invested audience it's gut wrenching. But it gives you an important lesson that the mist your lost in might clear any moment.