We shall not go quietly into the night - Thomas J. Whitmore - Independence Day @JeffBezos @AmazonMGMStudios Why is Stargate good business? Because unlike most new projects, Stargate doesn’t begin with a question mark. The audience already exists. The fanbase already exists. The brand recognition already exists. Right now, tens of thousands of fans have signed petitions supporting Stargate’s return, and that number continues to grow. And those signatures only represent a fraction of the audience. Not every Stargate fan is on X. Not every Stargate fan signs petitions. Not every Stargate fan posts online. Yet millions of people around the world still know the Stargate name. Most studios spend enormous amounts of money trying to build awareness and loyalty around a new franchise. Amazon already owns one that has spent nearly 30 years building it. A new Stargate series would generate: • New subscribers. • Renewed interest in the existing Stargate catalogue. • Merchandise and licensing opportunities. • International sales and distribution opportunities. • Spin-off potential across film, television, publishing and gaming. Most importantly, it would be built on an audience that has already proven its loyalty for decades. Today, fans stand alongside cast members, creators, writers, producers and community leaders including @MichaelShanks, @rachel_luttrell, @JoeFlanigan, @robertpatrickT2, @BaronDestructo, @martingero, @StargateYT, @dial_the_gate and @SGFansUnited. Thousands of voices are speaking as one. The question is simple: If the audience is here, the demand is here, and the franchise is already proven… What is the plan for Stargate? Can we have an update? A statement. A roadmap. A conversation. Something. #SaveStargate #WeShallNotGoQuietlyIntoTheNight