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Clearly, you're haven't witnessed the insanity that is SG-1 fandom. I only wish I was so blissfully unaware...

I've seen another interview where this is talked about a little more, but I don't remember where. In any case, MGM obviously didn't flat-out refuse to let Devlin and Emmerich do the series, they wanted to see what they'd do with it ("audition" for it) at which point Devlin & Emmerich walked away.

They clearly bought more than just distribution rights... That's not my point though. All I wanted to say was that I find the idea that MGM somehow "stole" the rights to Stargate to be pretty silly.

Uh-oh... Embittered Farscape fan alert. :D

No, but unlike Batman: TAS and Smallville, SG-1 was a literal continuation of the story started in the movie, following the same continuity (with a few slight modifications). So yes, I feel that sequels to the original movie that ignore the events of the TV show does invalidate it to some...

As a pretty serious SG-1 fan, this worries me because 1) it will obviously walk all over the continuity of the TV shows and 2) it means Brad Wright & co. won't get to do the SG-1 based movie(s) they've been wanting to make since forever. :frowning: Also, I think it's pretty sad to see...