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"I’ll say this much: It exists in the universe that you already know. And I love it - I’m excited to have the possibility of making it someday soon. "It’s something that we have been talking about for a while now. It’s very exciting," Wright said In an interview with The Companion. Wright himself said in the spring that he is still trying to get the project going. Wright's been working on something for nearly two years now, but the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed back pitches, an official pick-up and a production start. This new project comes from Brad Wright, who co-created the three previous TV series, according to Gateworld. The "Stargate" franchise was finally shut down in May 2011. Unfortunately, following poor ratings, this vastly underrated spinoff failed to garner a third season. Sci-fi started taking a darker, grittier tone following the success of shows like "Battlestar Galactica" and not wanting to be left behind, "Stargate Universe" was born. Before that, "Atlantis" star Joe Flanigan tried to rescue the franchise from MGM’s pending bankruptcy, but the deal fell through following a change in management at the studio.

Back in 2018, there was a low-budget, OK-but-not-great mini-series called " Stargate: Origins" that focused on young Catherine Langford's backstory. This isn't the first time an attempt has been made to breathe life back into the popular sci-fi show.

Provided a few crucial pieces fall into place," Mallozzi wrote on his blog back in July, that. … Long-suffering 'Stargate' fans may finally be rewarded. "Truth be told, we’ve never been closer to a fourth Stargate series. "Stargate SG1" wasn't afraid to poke fun at itself and the 200th episode did just that, brilliantly (Image credit: MGM)įormer "Stargate" executive producer Joseph Mallozzi said, "Well, someone asked me how many chevrons have been locked.