Why Stargate Universe Failed

You Want THREE New Stargate Projects? A Rebuttal

What would you prefer, NO new Stargate projects, or THREE new Stargate projects? We'll talk about that in this week's podcast as I react to an article from GateWorld which advocates for, not 1, not 2, but THREE new Stargate projects [https://www.gateworld.net/news/2022/10/hot-take-amazon-should-greenlight-three-new-stargate-projects/]!

Starship Troopers Remake Incoming - Hollywood Goa'uld's Strike Again...

Hollywood ruined Star Wars, Star Trek, and now they are gunning for Starship Troopers. Today, we discuss a recent article from Giant Freaking Robot confirming that a reboot [https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/starship-troopers-reboot-development-exclusive.html] is underway. Join me, a non-lore person who appreciates the '97 movie, as I discuss my heaping level of skepticism towards this production.

The Case AGAINST Remaking Stargate

What do Star Trek, Star Wars, and Lord of the Rings have in common? They all have modern-day remakes of these beloved franchises...which suck. Join me as I critique a recent Collider episode arguing that Stargate should join this disgusting pile of recent Hollywood trash.

2010 - Episode (almost) Perfection

Nestled in Stargate SG1, Season 4 is a 43-minute episode showcasing the most terrifying enemy in the entire Stargate franchise, the Aschen. But 2010 is an excellent episode for reasons other than the top-notch enemy, it also features superb storytelling by SHOWING instead of NARRATING the dystopian world Earth has found itself in. Join me as we explore what makes 2010 one of the best Stargate episodes.

Why Stargate Universe Failed

Stargate Universe failed commercially and critically, ending after just 2 seasons on a cliffhanger that is unresolved to this day. But why did it fail after the roaring success of Stargate SG-1 and its spinoff series, Atlantis? In this episode, I, an individual also named Jack O'Neill if you are to believe the internet, will explore a few reasons why Universe stumbled where SG-1 succeeded.