With Star Trek thriving in its renaissance, what’s holding Stargate back from its own rebirth?
Is fan interest too low, or are tangled rights keeping the gate shut, as it were?
With Star Trek thriving in its renaissance, what’s holding Stargate back from its own rebirth?
Is fan interest too low, or are tangled rights keeping the gate shut, as it were?
Star Trek is definitely not thriving. It’s more like Apophis before he died in S2, pathetic and old, an ossified parasite begging for a new host to inhabit and latch onto. Star Trek is dead and Alex Kurtzman, Secret Hideout and Hollywood nepotism killed it.
Stargate, Firefly and Enterprise can live on as the last good sci-fi shows of the 20th century culture. The Expanse, For All Mankind are all really good modern sci-fi works, with the latter being ran by a major Star Trek writer for TNG and DS9 - Ronald D Moore.