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> I continued onto SGU and only made it a few episodes in before abandoning it, it just didn’t flow as well and felt very depressing It is true that SGU took t
by hericium 5y ago
> I continued onto SGU and only made it a few episodes in before abandoning it, it just didn’t flow as well and felt very depressing
It is true that SGU took too long but I think that it was cancelled right when it was getting it all together. Second season was way better than the first. Overall, I prefer SGU over SGA.
> Here’s hoping if Amazon/MGM do revive it they go for more of the original flavour, if not necessarily any of the original cast.
MGM attempted this with SGO[1] but it failed rather misearably.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Origins https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Origins
- Semaphor 5y ago> It is true that SGU took too long but I think that it was cancelled right when it was getting it all together. Those were my thoughts back then as well. For the first season, I thought it was very mediocre, and I pretty only much watched it because I’m a big Stargate fan. During the second season, I became more and more invested and thought it could become amazing. Then it got canceled :/
- thatjoeoverthr 5y agoStrongly agree. I was shaking my head at the first season but by the end of the second I was upset it was over.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoYou can actually feel the shift when they go and write out some of the stupider dangling plot threads from the first season. The people left behind on the monolith planet that whats-her-name visits in her dreams to see her dead baby? Actually a computer program designed to manipulate dreams for monitoring and maintaining mental health and all those people on that planet actually died horribly.