Pro-Season 11 Thread

[Mitchell82]

Repeating a thread I posted relating to the possibility of an 11th season of SG-1:



Full Article:
http://www.multichannel.com/article/...=Breaking+News

So Sci-Fi screws up the Friday lineup, shifts the timeslot, fails to advertise out-of-network, cancells the show, and now PREVENTS MGM from finding another Network?

So either make SG-1 in Sci-Fi or non at all?

So this could mean no season 11 at all outside of Sci-Fi .. unless MGM changes the name of the show and rebrands it and starts from season 1. Even that may not be possible due to the contract, who knows. Sigh..

No I really HATE Scifi. I guess then this could be it, well too bad but Rob will end it well as he dosent know how to do things any other way!

[Descent]

No I really HATE Scifi. I guess then this could be it, well too bad but Rob will end it well as he dosent know how to do things any other way!

Well like I just said, they could always just rebrand it if they get picked up by another network. Stargate Command Season 1! Eh...eh?

[Backlash]

Maybe if Sci-fi stopped wasting it's money on those stupid "Sci-fi Original" movies, they wouldn't have to kill SG-1. I mean, they have yet to make a single watchable movie, but a show with an established fanbase gets the axe? I guess you need to be a Sci-fi exec to have that equation make sense.

[Mitchell82]

Maybe if Sci-fi stopped wasting it's money on those stupid "Sci-fi Original" movies, they wouldn't have to kill SG-1. I mean, they have yet to make a single watchable movie, but a show with an established fanbase gets the axe? I guess you need to be a Sci-fi exec to have that equation make sense.

No kidding the movies sucks. If we left Scifi with the opportunity to make an SG-1 movie or miniseries we'd get "Dragonball Z: The Stargate SG-1 Connection"

[full.infinity]

No kidding the movies sucks. If we left Scifi with the opportunity to make an SG-1 movie or miniseries we'd get "Dragonball Z: The Stargate SG-1 Connection"

Luckily, MGM owns SG-1.

[Trek_Girl42]

Mark Stern, executive vice president of original programming for Sci Fi, said creative and economic decisions also came into play.

Stern added that under terms of its contract, the network’s decision to cancel the series prohibits MGM from making any new episodes of the show to air on U.S. television.

He noted, “If MGM came to us for less,” Sci Fi would be interested in more Stargate SG-1 fare, whether in the form of episodes, movies or miniseries. He would not disclose the network’s license fee to MGM.

On U.S. Television.....That uh *cough* doesn't mean they can't bring the show north..... *sighs* Wishful thinking.

But I guess "to air" means that even if a network from another country wants to buy it, any new episodes still wouldn't be allowed to air in the U.S.? Meh, who cares about those Americans.....they don't need Stargate!

[the fifth man]

On U.S. Television.....That uh *cough* doesn't mean they can't bring the show north..... *sighs* Wishful thinking.

But I guess "to air" means that even if a network from another country wants to buy it, any new episodes still wouldn't be allowed to air in the U.S.? Meh, who cares about those Americans.....they don't need Stargate!

Um, excuse me, yes us Americans need Stargate, thank you very much.

Even if Sci-Fi, the a**** that they are, won't let them continue the series on another network, TPTB and MGM continue to say it isn't dead. I think we'll get word very soon from them. I'm expecting at the very least a mini-series or two. Maybe even a shortened season.

[Dromag67]

Sci-Fi has hit the panic button and is now attempting to stonewall any chance of the longest running Sci-Fi show from moving to another channel, its a desperate attempt.

If they want to move it to Canadian TV networks or British I say go for it, I'll get them some other way.

[Mitchell82]

Sci-Fi has hit the panic button and is now attempting to stonewall any chance of the longest running Sci-Fi show from moving to another channel, its a desperate attempt.

If they want to move it to Canadian TV networks or British I say go for it, I'll get them some other way.

Yeah there are other ways "cough cough"

[Mitchell82]

I was just on tv.com and they have an article about SG-1s cancellation and they state that the last three episodes will be aired in 2007! WTF! That contradicts the news we have here please reasure me that this is just bad investigation on their part!

[MB.Eddie]

I was just on tv.com and they have an article about SG-1s cancellation and they state that the last three episodes will be aired in 2007! WTF! That contradicts the news we have here please reasure me that this is just bad investigation on their part!

That sounds right. The 'Brains' at SCI FI are showing the first half of season 10 this year, then having a six month hiatus, then are showing the 2nd half in 07...

[Mitchell82]

That sounds right. The 'Brains' at SCI FI are showing the first half of season 10 this year, then having a six month hiatus, then are showing the 2nd half in 07...

i know my point is they stated there are only three eps left when their are actually 13.

[Farscapefan]

On U.S. Television.....That uh *cough* doesn't mean they can't bring the show north..... *sighs* Wishful thinking.

But I guess "to air" means that even if a network from another country wants to buy it, any new episodes still wouldn't be allowed to air in the U.S.? Meh, who cares about those Americans.....they don't need Stargate!

Agree completely. And the truth is that it's the part of American audience who killed Stargate SG-1. So they really don't need it.

[tommiekins]

Repeating a thread I posted relating to the possibility of an 11th season of SG-1:



Full Article:
http://www.multichannel.com/article/...=Breaking+News

So Sci-Fi screws up the Friday lineup, shifts the timeslot, fails to advertise out-of-network, cancells the show, and now PREVENTS MGM from finding another Network?

So either make SG-1 in Sci-Fi or non at all?

So this could mean no season 11 at all outside of Sci-Fi .. unless MGM changes the name of the show and rebrands it and starts from season 1. Even that may not be possible due to the contract, who knows. Sigh..

Uh, scifi are complete and utter [insert rude word of your choosing], I can't believe that, just because they don't want someone to go and say "woohoo, look at us, we have the 300th episode of SG1!!!!"

Uh this is so unfair.

I say split it between the channels that want it elsewhere in the world, I think I should convince sky one to give them some money *hmmmmmm*

[Farscapefan]

With the new technologies now available more and more, I think MGM should think about completely different form of distribution potential season 11 - what about making it available for d/loading WORLDWIDE for $ 1.99 per episode, like iTunes did in USA with season 10 episodes? BTW, I wonder whether the second part of the season will be available on iTunes earlier than Skiffy airs them? 'cause they will be definitely aired earlier in UK on Sky One.