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is there a movement/fundraiser/twitter campaign to get DM fan made or picked up by netflix/amazon/hulu yet?
it seems this happens to every cancelled show these days-good or bad
Following the show’s cancelation, Mallozzi noted that MGM approached him with the aim of bringing the show to its new streaming service, Stargate Command, which launched last month. The service is billed as an online destination for Stargate fans, allowing them to stream every episode and movie from the franchise. To help promote the platform, MGM announced it was filming a prequel web series, Stargate: Origins. In an e-mail to The Verge, Mallozzi said the platform would have “afforded us a host of possibilities, from 20-minute installments to a full series.”
That plan didn’t come to fruition, sadly: while several parties were interested in reviving the show, Mallozzi says time ran out on the contracts for the production’s sets and cast members, so there’s no chance of a fourth season at this point. He does say he’s “still holding out hope that somehow, some way, we can find a way to give fans that series-ending miniseries.” If that doesn’t work, he has said he’s exploring going back to the show’s roots by finishing up the story as a comic book.
https://josephmallozzi.wordpress.co...e-we-came-to-a-dark-matterstargate-crossover/so
is there a movement/fundraiser/twitter campaign to get DM fan made or picked up by netflix/amazon/hulu yet?
it seems this happens to every cancelled show these days-good or bad
Interesting piece on Mozz' blog. And David Reed from Gateworld is in the mix? That's odd....
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I'm not getting the crossover idea between DM and Stargate. It doesn't make much sense and seems like a gratuitous scheme to get SG fans to tune into DM.
Also, I'm doubting that DM lost its chance to get a 4th season due to vague and unexplained "contract issues". It simply wasn't that great of a show and not enough people were clamoring for more of it, certainly not enough for a different network to take a chance on it. That's the truth of the matter.
The show wasn't horrible but it wasn't great either. I found I could take it or leave it (especially when they began riding the cliche' story line of the android searching for her humanity. My God that gimmick is tired! )
The cast of characters was too big and frankly I'm surprised the show lasted for 3 seasons with that many different stories to tell. A live action production of that size, replete with CGI, is hard to sustain unless it has a huge audience backing it.
I was starting to like Android. It was the whole thing that crumbled at the same time. All of the characters changed into new characters, and it was disappointing because we were seeing the same actors playing the parts. They started it with the dumb double number 1. They killed the first one, then killed the second one too. Why did he have to be a bad guy at all?
Because it was a poorly thought out story concept.
Looking back at SG-1 seasons 6 on, and Stargate Atlantis from season to season, it is like they thought out each season on the fly (like soap opera writers do), and changed things around to fit whatever was popular, or adjusted to the availability of new actors which became available. Connor Trineer was fresh of the newly canceled Enterprise, and Cameron and Vala had come from Farscape together after that was done. They just wrote them in. Dark Matter seems to have been following that same creative path.
I wont lie i love that they canceled this
#dancingforcancellation
SHAME on you! have you forgotten all the bad episodes of Stargate? he wrote them ALL!I actually liked it a lot the first season. I would look forward to the next episode. But then they lost it when they did all the reveals and ruined the characters with them. Mallozzi has some talent, but then he loses direction. I think he is best on a team he is not leading? I don't know...I am just a lowly netizen with no shows!