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Not sure that you would like it. They have a nasty habit of having nominally Middle Eastern derived bad guys speak with English accents.

At least the ketchup on ice cream thing mostly died a well deserved death back in the '70s. I can't remember what movie it was featured in as some sort of Canadian cultural thing, back then, but it was a "road movie." I thought it was "Goin' Down the Road" (the one that SCTV lampooned), but no.

As it's a pocket dimension I suppose they could take a leaf out of the '70s book of SciFi; "The Fantastic Journey." Have modern day characters, as audience POV, then mix in other times and fantasy.

I was wrong. They're still shooting and apparently doing some late nights.

I think that in order to properly explain the universe that it takes place in, you'd need a series.

All 10 seasons are available on Pluto TV, free, if you can get that. I don't know if it's region locked.

In Canada the CTV SciFi Channel runs several episodes of Stargate: SG1 every weekday. I've lost count of the number of times that they've run through the entire series now. Occasionally they'll switch to Stargate: Atlantis, but it's been quite a while since they last did that. They were running...

"Stargate" was the code name of a real project undertaken by the CIA: remote viewing. It's all Russian nesting dolls. "Wormhole Extreme" was the fictionalization of "Stargate: SG1", which is a fictionalization of the Stargate programme by the CIA. I think my tinfoil hat has a leak.

The Vanir still exist in the Pegasus Galaxy, don't they? I don't remember how that all shook out. They could head to the Galaxy of Ida, where O'Neill first met the Asgard, to try and get more of their tech. And there's at least one other race out there, that's as advanced as the Asgard. In the...

I will have my revenge.

It certainly counts at Jack in the Box. The Sourdough Jack is definitely a burger. https://www.jackinthebox.com/menu/product-details?productId=221

That's more on the writing team/producers than it is on Prime. When they found out that they weren't being renewed, they rushed to squeeze in as much as possible that otherwise would have run for a couple of seasons.

And... I've just been told about an animated Stargate series that I never knew existed, "Stargate: Infinity." Seeing the opening credits doesn't exactly make me sad that I missed it.

That would explain... a lot.

'63 here and seems like that just barely makes me a Boomer.

Not a reboot, but rather a continuation of the existing series.

One of my two most used quotes come from "Warriors." And it's a great movie :p "Can you dig it?!" Then there's the one from "They Live." "And who are you, little fella?"

Not with the ability of people to feed and house themselves.

Give us a post scarcity economy, or at the very least UBI, and I might lean toward agreeing with you. A bit.

Always remember to cap those statements off with "... so far."