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Our tachyon pulse has been unable to completely penetrate the anomaly.
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So even Joseph Malotzi, one of the Stargate creators, is
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now saying they think it's going to be a hard
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reboot of Stargate, like I've been talking about now for
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a while. My fear is, this is where this is going.
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And hashtag Stargate now is more important than ever. Because
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it's not just about saving Martin Giro Stargate, it's about
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saving Stargate full stop. So please continue with the Hashtag
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Stay Stargate campaign. But there are better options than a
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hard reboot. And let's look at the pros and cons
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of those. First of all, what are the pros and
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cons of a hard reboot? It's easier for writers. That's
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pretty much it. They don't have years of canon, three
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different series, God knows how many episodes, I can't be
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bothered to do the maths in my head right now,
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of lore and history to worry about. They can just
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do something completely new. In their heads as well, they'll
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be like, I'm going to put my touch on this
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because I'm a better writer. And we'll get something that
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might say Stargate on the title, might have a big
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circular thing that they walk through to go places. But
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in every other respect, it's Stargate by name. We might
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get a Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich sequel to the original movie, but...
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let's see if Amazon and MGM do that then I
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don't have any hope for them at all I'm amazed
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they can walk through a door without hitting themselves in
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the face with it to be honest because that's a
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level of stupidity that I can't even fathom there are
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two ways of doing this though there could be a
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continuation and are bloody simple to be honest it's so
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easy anybody could do it for one just do Stargate
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The Next Generation Don't bring back a load of legacy
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characters like Martin Gero was planning. Don't have a story
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that is in a multiverse or something where you need
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to kind of understand the original universe to know what
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this other universe is. You could just do a Star
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Trek The Next Generation here. Just do Stargate The Next Generation.
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Don't call it that. If you're watching this on YouTube,
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please like, subscribe and hit that bell notification. Or you
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can find us on audio podcasts. Search for the Tachyon
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Pulse podcast. But just have a new team, 30 years on,
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going through the gates, having the starships, the new future
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starships that we were going to get with Martin Guiro's project,
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and just go and continue exploring the galaxy. It's a
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big place. You can find new enemies. It's not a problem.
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So you could, as a pro as well, Make it
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still feel like Stargate. But the new version. You have
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a Stargate that the public knows. They have a new
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base because, you know, having it under Shine Mountain didn't
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really make sense. How do you move anything through the
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Stargate when you have to then bring it down underneath
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a mountain? You can walk people through, but you couldn't
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even get vehicles through, really. So, yeah, you have a
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nice new Stargate complex somewhere. But you have SG-teams. you
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have that adventure that we had before. It might feel
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a bit more like Atlantis, maybe, in that it would
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be totally new technology all the time. You know, we
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wouldn't have that feel of the early SG-1 series, like
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where we could pretend it was real sort of thing.
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I do wonder about sort of the technology levels, about
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saying that it still needs to feel like Stargate. But
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the latter series of SG-1, as I mentioned SGA and SGU,
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were set very heavily aboard Very futuristic starships, bases, etc.
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We had things like the Zap quite early on in SG-1. So,
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it was only really the early seasons of SG-1 that
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were sort of like the plucky humans against an overwhelming enemy.
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We developed more and more technology as we went along. Yes,
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we had more dangerous villains. So a lot of that
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technology became sort of like useless quite quickly. But... We
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did start seeing more and more Stargate on Starships, etc.
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It did start to feel more like a Star Trek
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series or something, rather than the series that we got.
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And to be honest, the movie that kick-started it all
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off didn't feel like that as much, and that would
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be difficult. I don't think that's going to be something
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we're going to easily see in any continuation of the series.
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We could, though, with the Stargate The Next Generation... Answer
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a lot of fan questions. While still bringing new fans in.
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Because we don't actually need to reference SG-1 a great deal.
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You can have a new team going through. And finding
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new things to explore. New enemies to fight. It's just
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almost like a remake in a way. But a remake
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that respects what came before. I like that idea. And
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there's nothing wrong with it. We could get the best
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of both worlds there, but the main thing here is
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keep it simple. You don't have to get complicated with this.
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And I think a motto for life is keep it simple, stupid.
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Because when you start overcomplicating things with loads of legacy characters,
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I want to see one or two, and multiverse stuff,
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it does get really difficult. Another option here, though, is
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do a prequel. Again, you've got the same sort of
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thing as Stargate The Next Generation in that you're telling
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a completely new story. It's in a completely different timeline.
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You've got the option of doing episodes that will be
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a story on their own, but can reference things that
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happened in Atlantis or SG-1 or Universe. You could see
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the launch of the Destiny. You don't have to explain
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to the new audience why the Destiny is there, why
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it's important, but us fans will be going, that's the Destiny.
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That's important. So there are ways you can answer fan
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questions and bring in that new audience. It won't step
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on canon because we can do something that goes millions
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of years in the past with Stargate if you do
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an ancient series. I hate prequels, generally speaking. I think
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they're a disaster. But you watch things like House of
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the Dragon and I'm like, oh, okay, that's how to
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do a prequel. Not Strange New Worlds. That's not how
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to do a prequel. The nice thing about House of
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Dragon is It's a story we know a bit about.
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They told us in Game of Thrones a bit about it,
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but not loads. And there's a far enough gap, thousands
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of years I think it is, with House of the Dragon,
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that you're not stepping on the toes of Game of
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Thrones too much. There's enough separation there that it's fine.
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You do little things occasionally in the series that sort
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of answer questions or reference Game of Thrones. But if
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you haven't watched Game of Thrones, you can quite happily
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watch House of the Dragon and you'd be able to
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keep up with the story because it is a new story.
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That's what we could get with a prequel series with Stargate.
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All of the mistakes that Strange New Worlds made, they
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can just avoid because there's a massive gap. There are
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things as well within Stargate SG-1 like the birth of
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the Goa'uld. What happened with the Ori? The disease that
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nearly wiped everybody out that was created by the Ori, etc, etc.
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The launch of the Destiny, like I mentioned. There are
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lots of things in there. I think, actually, there's a
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lot of references it could make to Atlantis that, again,
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would be nice Easter eggs for fans, but would give
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them loads of story to explore. How the Gold were
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created and then went on, we've got some stuff in
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lore about that already, to be honest, but that could
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be explored greater. And how then, with the decline of
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the ancients, how the gold sort of took over, maybe
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that's a story they could tell. They could do sort
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of like a resistance on earth sort of story or
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something like that. The risk with either of these ideas, though,
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is getting the balance between bringing in a new audience
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while giving something for the existing audience to enjoy. That
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seems to be the balance they didn't Why get right
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with Martin Guerra's project if some of the rumors I'm
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hearing are true? So getting that balance right is absolutely vital.
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My point here is though with a prequel or a
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continuation of The Next Generation, that's way easier to actually
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find because you're keeping it simpler. And I think that's
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the key. But guys, get into the comments and tell
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me what you think. We're going to get something with Stargate.
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It's too valuable a franchise, as Joseph Malozzi said on
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GateWorld a couple of days ago. They will do something
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with it, and Deadline has told us, and my sources
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have confirmed it, they are looking for new writers. So
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something is going to happen. We want a continuation. We
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wanted Martin Guiro's project with Brad Wright and Joseph Malozzi.
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We ain't getting it. So what's next? You tell me.
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As always, please stay safe. See you next time.
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Our tachyon pulse has been unable to completely penetrate the anomaly.
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So even Joseph Malotzi, one of the Stargate creators, is
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now saying they think it's going to be a hard
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reboot of Stargate, like I've been talking about now for
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a while. My fear is, this is where this is going.
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And hashtag Stargate now is more important than ever. Because
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it's not just about saving Martin Giro Stargate, it's about
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saving Stargate full stop. So please continue with the Hashtag
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Stay Stargate campaign. But there are better options than a
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hard reboot. And let's look at the pros and cons
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of those. First of all, what are the pros and
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cons of a hard reboot? It's easier for writers. That's
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pretty much it. They don't have years of canon, three
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different series, God knows how many episodes, I can't be
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bothered to do the maths in my head right now,
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of lore and history to worry about. They can just
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do something completely new. In their heads as well, they'll
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be like, I'm going to put my touch on this
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because I'm a better writer. And we'll get something that
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might say Stargate on the title, might have a big
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circular thing that they walk through to go places. But
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in every other respect, it's Stargate by name. We might
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get a Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich sequel to the original movie, but...
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let's see if Amazon and MGM do that then I
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don't have any hope for them at all I'm amazed
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they can walk through a door without hitting themselves in
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the face with it to be honest because that's a
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level of stupidity that I can't even fathom there are
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two ways of doing this though there could be a
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continuation and are bloody simple to be honest it's so
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easy anybody could do it for one just do Stargate
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The Next Generation Don't bring back a load of legacy
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characters like Martin Gero was planning. Don't have a story
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that is in a multiverse or something where you need
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to kind of understand the original universe to know what
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this other universe is. You could just do a Star
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Trek The Next Generation here. Just do Stargate The Next Generation.
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Don't call it that. If you're watching this on YouTube,
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please like, subscribe and hit that bell notification. Or you
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can find us on audio podcasts. Search for the Tachyon
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Pulse podcast. But just have a new team, 30 years on,
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going through the gates, having the starships, the new future
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starships that we were going to get with Martin Guiro's project,
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and just go and continue exploring the galaxy. It's a
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big place. You can find new enemies. It's not a problem.
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So you could, as a pro as well, Make it
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still feel like Stargate. But the new version. You have
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a Stargate that the public knows. They have a new
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base because, you know, having it under Shine Mountain didn't
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really make sense. How do you move anything through the
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Stargate when you have to then bring it down underneath
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a mountain? You can walk people through, but you couldn't
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even get vehicles through, really. So, yeah, you have a
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nice new Stargate complex somewhere. But you have SG-teams. you
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have that adventure that we had before. It might feel
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a bit more like Atlantis, maybe, in that it would
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be totally new technology all the time. You know, we
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wouldn't have that feel of the early SG-1 series, like
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where we could pretend it was real sort of thing.
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I do wonder about sort of the technology levels, about
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saying that it still needs to feel like Stargate. But
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the latter series of SG-1, as I mentioned SGA and SGU,
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were set very heavily aboard Very futuristic starships, bases, etc.
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We had things like the Zap quite early on in SG-1. So,
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it was only really the early seasons of SG-1 that
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were sort of like the plucky humans against an overwhelming enemy.
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We developed more and more technology as we went along. Yes,
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we had more dangerous villains. So a lot of that
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technology became sort of like useless quite quickly. But... We
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did start seeing more and more Stargate on Starships, etc.
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It did start to feel more like a Star Trek
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series or something, rather than the series that we got.
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And to be honest, the movie that kick-started it all
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off didn't feel like that as much, and that would
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be difficult. I don't think that's going to be something
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we're going to easily see in any continuation of the series.
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We could, though, with the Stargate The Next Generation... Answer
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a lot of fan questions. While still bringing new fans in.
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Because we don't actually need to reference SG-1 a great deal.
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You can have a new team going through. And finding
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new things to explore. New enemies to fight. It's just
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almost like a remake in a way. But a remake
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that respects what came before. I like that idea. And
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there's nothing wrong with it. We could get the best
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of both worlds there, but the main thing here is
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keep it simple. You don't have to get complicated with this.
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And I think a motto for life is keep it simple, stupid.
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Because when you start overcomplicating things with loads of legacy characters,
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I want to see one or two, and multiverse stuff,
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it does get really difficult. Another option here, though, is
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do a prequel. Again, you've got the same sort of
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thing as Stargate The Next Generation in that you're telling
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a completely new story. It's in a completely different timeline.
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You've got the option of doing episodes that will be
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a story on their own, but can reference things that
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happened in Atlantis or SG-1 or Universe. You could see
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the launch of the Destiny. You don't have to explain
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to the new audience why the Destiny is there, why
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it's important, but us fans will be going, that's the Destiny.
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That's important. So there are ways you can answer fan
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questions and bring in that new audience. It won't step
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on canon because we can do something that goes millions
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of years in the past with Stargate if you do
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an ancient series. I hate prequels, generally speaking. I think
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they're a disaster. But you watch things like House of
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the Dragon and I'm like, oh, okay, that's how to
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do a prequel. Not Strange New Worlds. That's not how
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to do a prequel. The nice thing about House of
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Dragon is It's a story we know a bit about.
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They told us in Game of Thrones a bit about it,
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but not loads. And there's a far enough gap, thousands
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of years I think it is, with House of the Dragon,
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that you're not stepping on the toes of Game of
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Thrones too much. There's enough separation there that it's fine.
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You do little things occasionally in the series that sort
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of answer questions or reference Game of Thrones. But if
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you haven't watched Game of Thrones, you can quite happily
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watch House of the Dragon and you'd be able to
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keep up with the story because it is a new story.
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That's what we could get with a prequel series with Stargate.
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All of the mistakes that Strange New Worlds made, they
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can just avoid because there's a massive gap. There are
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things as well within Stargate SG-1 like the birth of
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the Goa'uld. What happened with the Ori? The disease that
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nearly wiped everybody out that was created by the Ori, etc, etc.
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The launch of the Destiny, like I mentioned. There are
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lots of things in there. I think, actually, there's a
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lot of references it could make to Atlantis that, again,
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would be nice Easter eggs for fans, but would give
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them loads of story to explore. How the Gold were
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created and then went on, we've got some stuff in
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lore about that already, to be honest, but that could
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be explored greater. And how then, with the decline of
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the ancients, how the gold sort of took over, maybe
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that's a story they could tell. They could do sort
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of like a resistance on earth sort of story or
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something like that. The risk with either of these ideas, though,
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is getting the balance between bringing in a new audience
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while giving something for the existing audience to enjoy. That
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seems to be the balance they didn't Why get right
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with Martin Guerra's project if some of the rumors I'm
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hearing are true? So getting that balance right is absolutely vital.
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My point here is though with a prequel or a
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continuation of The Next Generation, that's way easier to actually
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find because you're keeping it simpler. And I think that's
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the key. But guys, get into the comments and tell
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me what you think. We're going to get something with Stargate.
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It's too valuable a franchise, as Joseph Malozzi said on
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GateWorld a couple of days ago. They will do something
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with it, and Deadline has told us, and my sources
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have confirmed it, they are looking for new writers. So
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something is going to happen. We want a continuation. We
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wanted Martin Guiro's project with Brad Wright and Joseph Malozzi.
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We ain't getting it. So what's next? You tell me.
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