Almost a month since I last posted about #SaveStargate. Not because I stopped caring. Quite the opposite. In the time since my last post, I’ve been reminded again and again why this franchise matters so much to people. Stargate isn't just something we watched. It became comfort. It became friendships. It became characters we carried with us. It became a universe people could escape to when the real one got a little too heavy. And that's exactly why I still believe there is an audience waiting for a new Stargate. Not just the fans who have been here for decades. People discovering SG-1 and Atlantis for the first time. People who haven't even found their Stargate yet. The gate was built to take us somewhere new. So please, Amazon MGM, don't let this be where the journey ends. Open the gate again. #SaveStargate

Brad Wright's latest comments prove Amazon/MGM never knew what they wanted from Stargate, forcing creatives to make compromises for a new audience, only to burn the writers who had already proven they understood the franchise. #SaveStargate New Video! youtu.be/yzKQgZuxPws

How did NORAD first appear on your radar? ✈️ For some of us, it’s a cozy holiday memory - calling the NORAD Tracks Santa hotline as a kid and refusing to hang up until he cleared your local airspace. For others, a cinematic memory - watching classic, blockbuster movies where Cheyenne Mountain's massive blast doors sealed shut to protect the world. And for a few, it was simply hearing fighter jets rumble overhead, looking up, and thinking, "That’s probably important." What is your introduction story to the world’s only binational Command that defends North America 24/7? 👇 Drop it in the comments below! We want to hear the funny, the nostalgic, and the personal connection stories.