Brad Wright

We want a continuation.

We wanted Martin Gero's project with Brad Wright and Joseph Mallozzi.

We ain't getting it.

So what's next? You tell me.

So this is, again, The Shroud.

It originally aired on May 4th, 2007, written by Robert C. Cooper and Brad Wright, or well, story by Robert C. Cooper and Brad Wright, teleplay by Robert Cooper, directed by Andy Mikita, and on the commentary we had Rob and Andy.

Great.

And in this episode, SG-1 travels to a planet which has been visited by a Prior of the Ori.

A reality that infuriates the hell out of me.

Because I actually think the Martin Guiro project with brad wright with joseph martzi was the best chance us fans have got for actually getting the project we wanted we may never know fully why this martin guiro project was cancelled but you guys will know i've exclusively now to tell you a few little rumors that may go around about why And actually, there were executives over there that felt that they weren't getting what they'd ordered from Martin Guiro.

This hybrid project that would appeal to Stargate fans while also attracting new fans.

And actually, to be fair, I can understand some of those rumors when we start talking about having several legacy characters come back.

Original date, January 24th.

over in england on sky one i believe was the name of the network february 2nd here in america this is one of those that is written by that dual writing team of joseph malazzi and paul mully however brad wright joins them for the story cred brad wright show creator this one is directed by peter delouise so we'll look for that cameo which we're sure to miss yep absolutely Jeff, I don't mind telling you, this is an episode where we're going to meet a new recurring character.

Okay.

All right.

within the franchise.

And I knew that Brad Wright was involved and Joe Malazzi, I think.

And of course, Martin.

So

There was a website called The Companion.

Yeah.

And at the time they were reaching out to, and Brad Wright actually is the one who got me involved with The Companion, but- You know, they would reach out and say, hey, what do you want to do with fans? Like Michael Shanks was doing a, hey, let's watch a movie night.

And then

Fancy it.

Kirstie, one of our active UK Stargate fellow fans, Brad Wright said done with Amazon on cancellation advocate to Dean, um, Devlin and Brad Wright work.

Um, advocated to Dean Devlin.

Okay.

Brad Wright said done with Amazon on cancellation.

Okay.

Um, I'm not surprised he's done with it.

I'm surprised he's come out and said it.

And in 2018, the plan was officially scrapped.

And 2019, we then got Brad Wright was doing a plan for a continuation.

That then got scrapped thanks to COVID.

Roland Emmerich back then actually also talked about the possibility of a sort of a continuation.

But actually the TV series, et cetera, would still be owned by Amazon MGM.

Some grey areas come in, though.

There's when somebody like, say, Brad Wright, Joseph Mlotz, etc., do something original with an IP, they kind of own it.

Which is what Roland Emmerich is sort of talking about when he said how confused the intellectual property was.

Yeah, her.

See, I thought you meant Brad Wright for a sec.

Brad Wright's Travelers.

No, that's Mantis McGee.

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