Hey Gaters I apologize for being incommunicado for the last few weeks. I have had some real life things pop up and have not been able to post frames and have just stayed away from social media in general. I will be taking a break from posting for awhile. This account was costing me over $40 a month to run plus the hours of time it took to sort through all the images to find the right frames. I don't know if I will be back or if I am it might be in a different format. I do appreciate everyone that followed me and commented on my posts. Here are the Images I would have sorted through for Episode 15 if I had managed to keep going. You can either look through them or download them as a zip file. Enjoy. drive.google.com/drive/folde…

The Stargate Files #76 - Stargate SG-1 Season 7 Resurrection / Inauguration x.com/i/broadcasts/1rxmqqEBk…

Happy Stargate: Atlantis Day!

Tonight on The Stargate Files we have News! Reviews and bemusings of Stargate SG-! Season 7 rolls on with Resurrection and Inauguration! It's a live stream of antics! Come on over, be part of Stargate lore and fandom! 8:15 PM PT // 11:15 PM ET Links Below! #savestargate #sg1 #stargatesg1

The Stargate Files #74 - Stargate SG-1 Season 7 Chimera / Death Knell x.com/i/broadcasts/1pJkOOvoE…

Let's remind @AmazonMGMStudio Of what they are missing out on today! #SaveStargate @GoToThePictures @EMG_Sg11 @EverySG1Frame @rachel_luttrell @BallerToy1327 @samismymuse @IntheBighouse @SGI_FR @SGAGateBuilder @gategab youtu.be/UqA3b-uD8cM?is=IFWv…

18 years ago today we lost our steadfast heart of the SGC - Remembering Don S. Davis, forever our General Hammond 🙏 #savestargate

Huge shoutout to everyone who showed up in Times Square yesterday to support the #SaveStargate campaign! 💙 Seeing Stargate fans with their banner in front of both campaign screens was amazing. Thank you for representing the community! 🙌 📸 Photos @BlazeISAF

Wow, we have hit over 110k. Please sign if you haven't already. #SaveStargate change.org/p/save-stargate-w…

We really don't understand your decision to cancel Martin Gero's new #stargate project. He knows what he's doing and it will be good for your company. Hear us! #savestargate @AmazonMGMStudio

Appeal to global, lifelong, fans and they will pay for your product. Keep them happy and they will promote your company. We want Martin Gero back. #savestargate @AmazonMGMStudio

Martin Gero had already developed this new #stargate project for 2+ years. You've already invested, get some return on your investment - you won't be disappointed. #savestargate @AmazonMGMStudio

Stargate Trivia: Window of Opportunity We had no idea this episode would become so beloved by fandom and yet, looking back, it’s easy to see why it has. It’s one of those "fun" episodes with a fairly straightforward premise that allows our characters to shine in ways unexpected. Specifically, Jack and Teal’c who, in the past, have relied on Carter and Daniel to handle the science and Ancient translations, and suddenly find themselves having to step into their team members’ shoes. Yes, it’s our version of Groundhog Day. And yet, in its earliest form, the pitch for this story was very different, much darker in tone. Originally titled Ad Infinitum, it involved the team gating to a planet and becoming trapped in a seemingly endless time loop orchestrated by a dying race seeking to buy more time to come up with a solution to an impending armageddon (which became the backstory of the device’s genesis mentioned in the episode by Malakai). Exec Producer Robert Cooper suggested another spin on the time loop angle and, while I was dubious at first (“Isn’t this Groundhog Day?”I remember asking. “Yeah,”was Rob’s counter.), I was proven wrong. Now, the “Groundhog Day” episode has become a staple of most every genre show. While there’s a lot to like about this episode, it was the “time off” montage that stands out. And it almost didn’t happen. The episode was timing short, it was clear we would need to come up with some extra scenes, and that gave Exec Producer Brad Wright (@bradtravelers) the opportunity to do something he had always wanted to do: see our characters golfing through the stargate. And so, several scenes were added (they were all scripted, not improvised as some fans assumed): the juggling, Teal’c’s repeated door run-in, Jack riding his bike through the corridors of the SGC, Jack trying his hand at pottery, the golfing through the gate and, oh yes, THE KISS. The latter was my former writing partner Paul Mullie's idea - in his pitch, an opportunity we could not pass up. Note: We made sure to have Jack tender his official resignation before dipping Carter and planting one on her, just to make sure we didn’t catch any flak from our Air Force tech advisors. One of the first pieces of Stargate-related artwork I put up on my office wall was some concept art from this episode - the stargate itself. As the seasons wore on, so did that original sketch, gradually fading away. My then writing partner mused that once the sketch vanished, it would signal the show's end. It took well over six years but , in the end, he was right.

A lot of folks have asked why I jumped into the #SaveStargate campaign. Truth is, this was never about how many episodes I appeared in. It was about supporting friends, standing behind a cast and crew I respect and recognizing one of the most passionate fan communities out there. The Stargate universe has meant a great deal to a lot of people for a very long time. When people care that deeply about something and work that hard to keep it alive, I’m happy to lend my voice. Some things are worth getting loud about. LFG #SaveStargate @rachel_luttrell @JoeFlanigan cbr.com/amazon-stargate-camp…

The Stargate community will fight until the very end. @AmazonMGMStudio , in six months, one year, we’ll still be here. Work with us — together, we can accomplish great things! #SaveStargate

🚨ATTENTION Stargate fans🚨 Check out what events we have coming up next for #savestargate and be sure to RSVP, sign the petition and donate if you are able. 🙏🏽 Sign the petition 👇🏽 c.org/LxgC2fdQfb RSVP for NY Event 👇🏽 form.fillout.com/t/sm7ZG3tvo… Donate if you can! The more funds we have, the more we can do.❤️👇🏽 gofundme.com/f/savestargate-… And of course Share/RT/and use #savestargate anytime you post about Stargate! Let's keep it trending and show @AmazonMGMStudio we're just getting started! 🔥🔥🔥

The search for our ship's Shuttle begins (The Sweet Sixteen+)! Choose -

Stargate bloopers - "Window of Opportunity"

Stargate: SG-1 concept art - "Foothold"

In a word" "Wow." Stargate fans continue to amaze.  It's been two weeks since the show's cancellation was announced and they’re still as energized and active as ever, lighting up social media with their love for the franchise. And I keep being asked: Will it make a difference? My answer is "Yes" and "Don't know"... It reminds me of when Dark Matter was cancelled back in 2017 and the fan backlash was so intense that Syfy reportedly called an emergency meeting to discuss damage control.  They considered making a public statement to quell the fan furor but, ultimately, elected to remain silent.  And, eventually, the storm subsided.   Eventually.   But this time…this feels different.  The Dark Matter fandom was small but organized and very angry.  The Stargate fandom, on the other hand, is remarkably large, incredibly well organized, and - if the last two weeks are any indication - possibly even angrier. I'm on the outside on this so I can't tell you what The Powers That Be are thinking but based on pure conjecture... Have they noticed the fan response? Oh, safe to assume they have definitely noticed. Have they been surprised by the scale and ferocity of the fan response? I'm going to assume yes. The fan pushback has been worldwide and intense. Are they thinking "If we could harness this type of fan engagement to help launch a new show, it would be a huge asset!"? Again, given the sustained enthusiasm and global reach - I'm sure it has crossed their minds. Are they thinking "Fandom passion can be a double-edged sword. I wonder if there have been examples of other genre shows whose performances have suffered due to intense fan response?" This one's a little trickier. The data scrapers and algorithms monitor vocal/negative sentiment, but how much weight executive leadership places on analogous data is always up for debate. But will it all make a difference in the end? So far, yes, it has already made a difference, for many of the reasons outlined above. So will it make a difference for the future of Stargate? I honestly don't know. From a marketing standpoint, this is a public relations coup waiting to happen. Acknowledge that the fans made a difference - and recognize that the excitement they've shown over the past two weeks won't stop at a relaunch. It will carry every episode. They've proven this series is theirs, and they won't let it fail. They will be the core of the new Stargate, a core that will only grow as they introduce the series to friends, family, and complete strangers, just as they have always done. But that's just me. In the end, I'm just the guy who helps create the world, the words, the characters on the page. I'm the one who helps bring them to life with an amazing cast and crew so that you can visit with them and make them a part of your lives. I'm not the guy making the decisions. One thing seems certain: the execs have taken notice. Now we'll see what they do with that knowledge.

Amazon Fumbled Stargate #SaveStargate