Stargate: Moving on From Atlantis

In this Stargate Solutions interview, Joe Mallozzi discusses the cast's reaction to the Stargate Atlantis cancellation and future franchise plans.

Written byStephen Cass

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Stargate Solutions interviewed Joe Mallozzi, showrunner for the recently cancelled Stargate Atlantis, where he talks about the reaction of the cast to the news and his thoughts on the plans to continue the Stargate franchise.

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