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If SG-1 production gets restarted, would they stay with the Air Force, or become Space Force?

• iso1210 5y ago
  By the end of SG1 the stargate program fell under the "Homeworld Command" department, headed by a 3-star general, still part of the Air Force. Not sure how they can really progress from the. The power of Stargate is that it was based in the modern day, but also made technological progress. Not just militarily either, it was even alluded to as far as civilian progress in Moebius, when there was a reference to advanced technology of Daniel's camcorder, apparently the timeline which didn't have the stargate didn't have things that advanced (storage? Battery?) The concept started needing a fair bit of suspension of disbelief, the programme should probably have been made public in "Disclosure", or certainly after "Lost City" when the Nimitz etc was destroyed. Indeed that may have been the plan had it been replaced by Atlantis rather than renewed for season 8. I'd be happy with some sort of reboot of the concept (ideally with new characters so it's not an obvious copy, but something based in the modern world, with some form of new secret alien tech - stargate would be fine, but some changes to the worldbuilding so we don't already know the plot before hand) Getting the right chemistry between the actors is key.
  • terafo 5y ago
    Stargate reveal was planned for the third SG-1 movie - Revolution.