DC Studios' TV slate just got its clearest look yet at Lanterns, and it's not what a lot of fans expected. HBO Max unveiled the official trailer for the series during a Comic-Con panel, confirming an August 16 premiere and showing off a tone that critics are already comparing to True Detective as much as anything in the Green Lantern comics. Here's what the trailer reveals, who's involved, and when you can watch it.

A Murder Mystery With Space Cops

Lanterns follows John Stewart (Aaron Pierre), a new recruit to the Green Lantern Corps, paired with Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler), a veteran Lantern, as the two investigate a murder in the American heartland that turns out to have cosmic ties. The SDCC trailer leans into that grounded, procedural framing rather than the more traditional space opera version of the Corps, which is what's driving the True Detective comparisons from early reactions.

Cast and creative team

• Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan
• Aaron Pierre as John Stewart
• Garret Dillahunt
• Poorna Jagannathan
• Laura Linney, newly announced for the series
• Co-created by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof, and Tom King

The panel that debuted the trailer brought out Chandler, Pierre, Dillahunt, and Jagannathan alongside Mundy, Lindelof, and King, giving the Hall H crowd a rare look at the full creative team behind one of DC Studios' most anticipated TV projects.

When and Where to Watch

Lanterns premieres August 16, 2026. The eight-episode first season debuts on HBO at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT before moving to HBO Max for streaming, following the traditional cable-then-streaming rollout HBO has used for its biggest original dramas.

Why the Tone Shift Matters

DC Studios has been careful about how each show and film in its new slate distinguishes itself, and Lanterns leaning into a moody, investigative crime drama rather than a cosmic action series is a deliberate swing. Pairing Damon Lindelof, known for grounding genre premises in character work on shows like Watchmen, with Tom King, a writer known for deconstructing superhero mythology in the comics, signals that this is meant to be read as prestige television first and a Green Lantern show second.

Lanterns arrives August 16 with an eight-episode season and a creative team built to make space cops feel like something out of a crime procedural. Whether that approach wins over traditional Green Lantern fans or pulls in a new audience entirely is the thing to watch once the show actually airs. Excited for John Stewart and Hal Jordan to team up? Come talk about it in the NerdBlocks forum.

Apple TV took over Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con to unveil the first trailer for Dark Matter Season 2, and the multiversal sci-fi thriller is picking right back up where it left the Dessen family: not safe for long. Stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly return as Jason and Daniela Dessen, whose quiet new life unravels as Jason's obsession with the Box resurfaces. With a premiere date now locked in, here's everything revealed about the new season.

What the Season 2 Trailer Shows

The trailer picks up with the Dessens settled into what looks like a peaceful, ordinary life, only for that stability to collapse. Jason's fixation on the Box, the multiversal device at the center of the show's central mystery, deepens again, while Daniela's paranoia about their situation pushes her toward a breaking point. Their son Charlie is caught in the middle, craving a sense of normalcy that the family can't seem to hold onto.

Based on the footage and early reactions out of Hall H, Season 2 looks to lean further into the show's action and multiverse-hopping spectacle while keeping the character drama that made Season 1 stand out.

Cast and Premiere Details

• Joel Edgerton returns as Jason Dessen
• Jennifer Connelly returns as Daniela Dessen
• Blake Crouch, author of the original novel, remains showrunner and executive producer
• Season 2 runs 10 episodes, premiering globally on Apple TV on August 28
• New episodes will release weekly through October 30

Why This Trailer Landed So Big at SDCC

Dark Matter's first season built a loyal audience around its central question of how far someone would go to reclaim a version of their life. Debuting the Season 2 trailer in Hall H, rather than as a quiet online drop, signals Apple TV is treating the show as one of its flagship genre properties heading into the fall streaming season. Reactions out of the panel pointed to the trailer emphasizing bigger action set pieces without losing the family stakes that anchored the first run.

With a firm August 28 premiere date and weekly episodes running into late October, Dark Matter Season 2 has a clear runway to build momentum through the fall. The bigger question now is whether the Dessens can actually find a version of their life worth keeping, or whether the multiverse always finds a way to pull them back in. Are you excited to jump back into the Box? Come talk about it in the NerdBlocks forum.

Prime Video has released the first teaser trailer for "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" Season 3, debuting the footage during a panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The teaser opens with Sauron pouring molten metal into a ring-shaped mold, setting the tone for a season built around his growing plan for Middle-earth. Season 3 premieres November 11 exclusively on Prime Video.

What the Teaser Reveals

The trailer opens on Sauron, voiced by Charlie Vickers, declaring "Now is the mighty hour come" as his forge produces the object at the center of the entire saga. From there the footage cuts to a markedly happier Galadriel, played by Morfydd Clark, dancing with Celeborn, an Elf Prince played by Jamie Campbell Bower and introduced this season as her new love interest.

The tonal whiplash between Sauron's forge and Galadriel's dance underlines where the show is heading: a season split between the quiet moments before disaster and the machinery of doom already in motion.

New Cast and Season 3 Details

Comic-Con also brought a wave of casting news for the season. Simon Pegg is set to voice the Balrog, Eddie Marsan joins as Thrain, a Dwarven royal and descendant of The Hobbit's Thorin Oakenshield, and Andrew Richardson will play Anarion, a king of Gondor. Zubin Varla joins as a Ringwraith named Khamul the Easterling, alongside Adam Young as an original character named Marnukh.

Season 3 is set several years after Season 2, at the height of the War of the Elves. The eight-episode season will roll out in three waves: the first four episodes arrive November 11, episodes five and six follow on November 18, and the final two close out the season on November 25.

With Sauron's forge lit and a stacked new cast confirmed, Rings of Power Season 3 is positioning itself as a turning point for the series heading into its November premiere. The staggered three-part release means Middle-earth fans will have a full month of new episodes to work through this fall.

What's Included in the Complete Series Set

The Complete Series set collects every episode of Stranger Things across its full run, from the show's 2016 debut through its recently concluded fifth and final season. A Deluxe Edition adds substantial extras, including new wraparound box art illustrated by Juan Ramos and a 148-page book packed with original design sketches, storyboards, concept art, and writings from the Duffer Brothers, director Shawn Levy, and other artists who worked on the series.

For a show that built its identity on 1980s nostalgia and practical craft, a collectible physical release stacked with behind-the-scenes material fits neatly with the way the series has always presented itself, more artifact than simple streaming show.

The Companion Scripts Book

Alongside the disc release, Netflix and its publishing partner put out the complete, authorized scripts for Stranger Things Season 5 on July 14. The book includes an exclusive introduction from the Duffer Brothers and gives fans a way to revisit the final season's dialogue and structure in detail, similar to script book releases that have become popular companion pieces for major genre shows wrapping up their runs.

Why a Physical Release Still Matters

Stranger Things ending its run coincides with a broader resurgence of collector-focused physical media for major franchises, even in a streaming-first era. A complete series set gives longtime fans a way to own the show outright rather than depend on a subscription, and the added books and art content make it a genuine collector's item rather than just a repackaged disc set.

The timing also lines up with renewed interest around the show's ending, including a dedicated haunted house experience at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights 2026 built around the final season, and a confirmed second season of the animated spin-off Tales from '85 expected later this year.

Conclusion

Stranger Things: The Complete Series gives fans a definitive way to hold onto the show now that its story has wrapped, backed by genuine archival extras rather than a bare-bones reissue. Between the Blu-ray set, the scripts book, and the Halloween Horror Nights tie-in, Netflix is clearly treating the show's conclusion as an event worth extending well past its finale.

FAQ

When does Stranger Things: The Complete Series release on Blu-ray?

It arrives July 28, 2026, in the US, with the UK release landing July 27.

How many episodes are included?

The set includes all five seasons and all 42 episodes of the series.

What's in the Deluxe Edition?

The Deluxe Edition includes new box art by Juan Ramos and a 148-page book with design sketches, storyboards, concept art, and writings from the creative team.

Is there a companion book for Season 5?

Yes, a complete, authorized scripts book for Season 5 released on July 14, with an introduction from the Duffer Brothers.

Is Stranger Things getting any spin-offs?

An animated spin-off, Tales from '85, has been renewed for a second season expected later in 2026.

Is Stranger Things part of Halloween Horror Nights 2026?

Yes, Universal Studios is featuring a haunted house based on the show's final season at Halloween Horror Nights 2026.

Season 1 Landed With Critics

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms premiered on HBO on January 18, 2026, and became the third television series set in Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire universe, following Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. The show stars Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan "Dunk" the Tall and Dexter Sol Ansell as his squire, Aegon "Egg" Targaryen, adapting The Hedge Knight, the first of Martin's Dunk and Egg novellas. The series was created by Ira Parker alongside Martin himself, and it earned positive reviews for leaning into a smaller, more grounded story than the political sprawl of its predecessors.

What Season 2 Will Cover

Season 2 moves on to The Sworn Sword, continuing Dunk and Egg's travels through Westeros roughly ninety years before the War of the Five Kings depicted in the original Game of Thrones. The Dunk and Egg novellas are known for a lighter, more episodic tone compared to the rest of the franchise, following the pair from one local conflict to the next rather than tracking a kingdom-spanning war. That structure gives HBO a built-in season-by-season format, with each novella mapping roughly to a season of television. Season 2 is expected to release in 2027, continuing the two-year-plus gap that has become standard for Martin's prequel shows.

Where This Fits in the Wider Thrones Universe

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' renewal comes as HBO continues to expand its Game of Thrones universe on multiple fronts. House of the Dragon is airing its third season and has already been renewed for a fourth and final season. HBO also has an animated series about Corlys Velaryon and a live-action series centered on Princess Nymeria of the Rhoynar in development, while Warner Bros is developing a live-action Aegon's Conquest film. A stage play, Game of Thrones: The Mad King, is set to open in London on July 20, 2026, covering the Tourney at Harrenhal that set the original series' backstory in motion.

Conclusion

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms carved out its own identity in a crowded Thrones universe by keeping its story small and character-focused, and that approach earned it a season 2 pickup covering The Sworn Sword. With House of the Dragon heading toward its final season and other spinoffs in development, Dunk and Egg's slower, more personal corner of Westeros looks set to stick around for a while.

FAQ

Has A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms been renewed for season 2?

Yes, HBO renewed the series for a second season following its first season's premiere.

What novella will season 2 adapt?

The Sworn Sword, the second entry in George R.R. Martin's Tales of Dunk and Egg novellas.

When did A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms premiere?

Season 1 premiered on HBO on January 18, 2026.

Who stars in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms?

Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan the Tall and Dexter Sol Ansell as Aegon "Egg" Targaryen.

When will season 2 release?

A specific date hasn't been announced, but it's expected in 2027.

How does this show relate to Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon?

It's set roughly ninety years before Game of Thrones, making it the earliest chronological entry in the franchise so far.

All eight episodes of The Bear Season 5 are on Hulu as of June 25, 2026. This is the final season. The show that has put out five seasons in five consecutive years is ending, and it is ending with a twist that reframes everything the previous four seasons built: Carmy Berzatto has quit the food industry.

The final season opens with Sydney, Richie, and Natalie "Sugar" Berzatto discovering that Carmy has walked away. The Bear is theirs to run. The question is whether they can save it.

Where Season 5 Picks Up

Season 4 ended with mounting pressure on The Bear from every direction - financial, relational, operational. The tension that the show has sustained across four seasons of kitchen chaos, family grief, and personal failure reached a breaking point. Season 5's opening revelation - that Carmy, the character around whom the first four seasons orbit, has left - is the answer to that pressure. He could not hold it together. He walked away.

The final season follows Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) stepping into the head chef role she has been building toward across the series. Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) and Sugar (Abby Elliott) are managing the front of house and operations. The three of them are trying to keep The Bear running while dealing with a flood, a building sale, dwindling funds, and the weight of everything that came before.

The trailer framed the season with a line that functions as The Bear's thesis statement: what makes a restaurant special is not the food. It is the people. Season 5 is the show testing whether that thesis is true when the most technically gifted person in the room has left.

The Carmy Question

Jeremy Allen White's Carmy has been The Bear's gravitational center since the pilot - a chef trying to transform his late brother's sandwich shop into something worthy of his ambitions while processing grief, trauma, and the particular dysfunction of a family that expressed love through conflict. The decision to begin the final season with Carmy absent is a structural choice that forces the show to answer a question it has been circling: is The Bear about Carmy, or is it about what he built and the people who work in it?

The answer Season 5 gives matters. If the show has successfully made Sydney, Richie, and Sugar fully realized enough to carry a season without Carmy at the center, it is a statement about the depth of its ensemble work. White remains part of the cast - Carmy's absence is not a disappearance. What his relationship to the restaurant and the people in it becomes over eight episodes is the engine of the season.

Five Seasons in Five Years

The Bear launched in 2022 and has put out a season every year since. That pace is unusual for prestige television, where production demands typically create multi-year gaps between seasons. The Bear's creative team - led by creator Christopher Storer - has maintained that pace without the show's quality noticeably degrading, which is its own achievement.

The awards recognition has followed. The Bear became the first streaming series to win the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series in consecutive years, a classification that sparked genuine debate about whether it belongs in the comedy category at all.

The Cast

Jeremy Allen White (Carmy), Ayo Edebiri (Sydney), Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Richie), Abby Elliott (Sugar), and the full ensemble return for the final season. The show has built each of these characters with enough care that a season focused on any one of them is viable - Season 5 is the proof of that work.

Conclusion

The Bear Season 5 is the end of one of the best shows of the decade. All eight episodes are on Hulu now. The question of whether it sticks the landing - whether a finale that sends off Carmy, Sydney, Richie, Sugar, and the restaurant itself can satisfy what four seasons of investment have built - is the kind of question that only gets answered by watching. The Last Course is here.

FAQ

When did The Bear Season 5 come out? All eight episodes dropped on Hulu on June 25, 2026.

Is Season 5 the last season of The Bear? Yes. Season 5 is the confirmed final season of The Bear.

What happens at the start of The Bear Season 5? Carmy has quit the food industry, leaving Sydney, Richie, and Sugar to run The Bear without him.

Where can I watch The Bear Season 5? On Hulu and FX in the US, and on Disney+ internationally. All eight episodes are available simultaneously.

Who is the main character of The Bear Season 5? Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) takes the lead as head chef with Richie and Sugar managing the restaurant operations.

How many seasons of The Bear are there? Five seasons, one released per year since 2022.

House of the Dragon Season 3 premiered on HBO and Max on June 21, 2026, and the Dance of Dragons - the Targaryen civil war that the first two seasons spent building toward - has arrived in full. The season opens with the Battle of the Gullet, which showrunner Ryan Condal called "arguably the craziest episode of television ever made." Eight episodes run through August 9. The waiting is over.

What Season 3 Covers

The first two seasons of House of the Dragon established the factions, the grievances, the betrayals, and the costs of the conflict to come. Season 3 is where that conflict stops being political maneuvering and becomes something that destroys people.

The Dance of Dragons - the name given to the Targaryen civil war in George R.R. Martin's source material Fire & Blood - is a war between Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen's faction (the Blacks) and King Aegon II's faction (the Greens) for control of the Iron Throne. Both sides have dragons. Both sides have armies. Both sides have family members on the opposing side. The war is as much about what it costs the Targaryens to fight each other as it is about who wins.

Season 3 opens with the Battle of the Gullet, a naval engagement involving dragons on multiple sides that serves as the season's statement of intent. Condal's description of it as potentially the most ambitious episode of television ever produced is a claim worth examining over the next few weeks - but if any series can deliver on that claim, this one can.

New Cast Members

Season 3 brings several significant additions to the ensemble. James Norton joins as Lord Ormund Hightower, a key figure on the Greens' side whose relationship with Alicent and the Hightower family has implications for the balance of power.

Tommy Flanagan, best known as Chibs Telford from Sons of Anarchy, plays Lord Roderick Dustin, a Northern lord aligned with Rhaenyra's forces.

Dan Fogler, who played Jacob Kowalski across the Fantastic Beasts films, joins as Ser Torrhen Manderly.

Tom Cullen, Joplin Sibtain, and Barry Sloane round out the new additions as Ser Luthor Largent, Ser Jon Roxton, and Ser Adrian Redfort respectively.

The Returning Cast

Emma D'Arcy as Rhaenyra Targaryen and Matt Smith as Daemon Targaryen remain the dual center of the series. Olivia Cooke as Alicent Hightower and Tom Glynn-Carney as Aegon II anchor the Greens. The full ensemble that survived the first two seasons returns.

D'Arcy and Smith's chemistry as Rhaenyra and Daemon is the show's most reliable engine, and Cooke has consistently delivered Alicent as one of the more complex tragic figures prestige television has produced in recent years.

Episode Schedule

Season 3 runs eight episodes, new episodes dropping every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and Max through August 9. The season opened June 21 with "Salt and Sea, Fire and Blood."

The Source Material

House of the Dragon Season 3 adapts material from George R.R. Martin's Fire & Blood, specifically the Targaryen civil war chapters that comprise the bulk of the Dance of Dragons. Martin has been involved with the series throughout its run, and the adaptation has generally been faithful to the emotional beats of the source material even when it diverges on specific events and characters.

The Dance of Dragons section of Fire & Blood is written as in-universe history - accounts by maesters piecing together what happened from conflicting records. The television adaptation necessarily linearizes and dramatizes events that the book presents as contested. Season 3 is working from some of the densest, most brutal, and most emotionally devastating material in Martin's Westeros universe.

Conclusion

House of the Dragon Season 3 has arrived with the weight of two seasons of setup behind it. The Battle of the Gullet in episode one is the declaration - this is a show that is done with anticipation and is delivering on what it promised. Eight weeks of Sunday nights through August 9. The Dance of Dragons is no longer coming. It is here.

FAQ

When did House of the Dragon Season 3 premiere? June 21, 2026, on HBO and Max.

How many episodes is House of the Dragon Season 3? Eight episodes, airing weekly through August 9, 2026.

What does Season 3 cover? The full escalation of the Dance of Dragons - the Targaryen civil war between Rhaenyra's Blacks and Aegon II's Greens - beginning with the Battle of the Gullet.

Who are the new cast members in Season 3? James Norton (Lord Ormund Hightower), Tommy Flanagan (Lord Roderick Dustin), Dan Fogler (Ser Torrhen Manderly), and several others.

Is House of the Dragon Season 3 based on a book? Yes. It adapts George R.R. Martin's Fire & Blood, specifically the Dance of Dragons chapters.

Where can I watch House of the Dragon Season 3? On HBO and Max. New episodes drop every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Paramount+ renewed Dutton Ranch for a second season on June 24, two days after the penultimate episode of Season 1 aired and nine days before the Season 1 finale drops on July 3. The renewal came as no surprise to anyone who had been tracking the viewership numbers: Dutton Ranch became the biggest original series debut in Paramount+ history, and it did so decisively.

For a streaming platform that has spent years trying to figure out what its identity is after the Yellowstone phenomenon, this is a very big deal.

The Numbers That Earned It

The two-episode premiere of Dutton Ranch on May 15 drew 2.9 million viewers on Paramount Network on premiere night alone - the biggest new cable series premiere since 2023, and the number one cable entertainment telecast on premiere night among adults 18 to 49 and total viewers. That is a linear television number. On the streaming side, the picture is even stronger.

In its first seven days, Dutton Ranch amassed 12.9 million global viewers on Paramount+, setting a new record for the platform's biggest original series debut. The previous record holder was a Harlan Coben adaptation earlier this year, which itself generated 24 million views in four days and 131 million viewing hours - numbers that signaled Paramount+ was hitting its stride with premium drama. Dutton Ranch arrived and cleared even that bar in a different metric entirely.

For context: Paramount+ launched its streaming service years ago positioning itself heavily around the Yellowstone universe, betting that the Kevin Costner-led drama's massive ratings on Paramount Network would translate into subscribers. The original Yellowstone delivered. Whether the spinoffs would is a question the platform has been trying to answer since the franchise started branching. Dutton Ranch appears to be the answer.

What the Show Is

Dutton Ranch continues the story of Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler following the events of the Yellowstone series finale. Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser return in the roles that made them fan favorites across the original series run. The show relocates the action entirely: Beth and Rip have purchased a ranch in South Texas, attempting to build something new far from the ghosts of the Yellowstone ranch and the Dutton family legacy that defined their lives in Montana.

What they find in South Texas, predictably, is that trouble does not stay behind when you move. A ruthless rival ranch becomes the primary antagonist of Season 1, and the show carries over the original series' core tension between the desire for peace and the violence that always seems to find these characters.

Ed Harris and Annette Bening join the cast, both as Academy Award nominees, elevating the supporting ensemble to a level that signals Paramount's commitment to keeping the production quality high after losing Kevin Costner from the franchise.

What Season 2 Means

The renewal was announced with the Season 1 finale still nine days away - an unusually early confirmation that speaks to how confident Paramount is in the show's performance. The network did not need to wait for the finale ratings or the critical conversation to settle before committing to more.

For Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, it is vindication. Both were integral parts of Yellowstone's success and both were viewed, somewhat unfairly, as supporting players to Kevin Costner's John Dutton. Dutton Ranch was the first time either of them carried a show as co-leads without that dynamic, and the audience response makes clear that the appeal was never only about John Dutton.

Details about Season 2's story have not been disclosed. Season 1 ends July 3, and it is reasonable to expect a production timeline that would position Season 2 for a 2027 release.

The Bigger Yellowstone Universe Picture

Dutton Ranch joins a Yellowstone expanded universe that includes 1883, 1923, and several projects in various stages of development. Its commercial success - significantly outperforming most of those other spinoffs in terms of premiere viewership - establishes it as the clear franchise anchor going forward alongside the original show's legacy.

The franchise without Kevin Costner was a question mark heading into 2026. Dutton Ranch is the clearest answer yet that the universe he built has gravity independent of his presence.

Conclusion

Dutton Ranch being renewed before its first season finishes airing is exactly the kind of signal that tells you where the streaming landscape is heading. Strong IP, premium casting, high production values, and a story that extends beloved characters into new territory - when all of those elements land together, the platform does not wait. Paramount+ has its next flagship. Season 2 is already coming.

FAQ

Is Dutton Ranch renewed for Season 2? Yes. Paramount+ officially renewed Dutton Ranch for Season 2 on June 24, 2026, before the Season 1 finale aired.

When does Dutton Ranch Season 1 end? The Season 1 finale drops July 3, 2026, on Paramount+.

Who stars in Dutton Ranch? Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser star as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, joined by Ed Harris and Annette Bening.

What is Dutton Ranch about? Beth and Rip leave Montana behind and purchase a ranch in South Texas, attempting to start fresh - only to collide with a ruthless rival ranch and the violence that seems to follow them wherever they go.

How many viewers did Dutton Ranch get? 12.9 million global viewers in its first seven days on Paramount+, making it the biggest original series debut in Paramount+ history.

Is Dutton Ranch a Yellowstone spinoff? Yes. It continues the story of Beth and Rip Wheeler from Yellowstone and is produced by the same team.

A Bold New Chapter

Amazon MGM Studios has greenlit a fresh Stargate series, simply titled Stargate, which will premiere globally on Prime Video. Unlike a direct continuation of past shows, this project is described as a "new original series" designed to open a bold new chapter in the franchise's expansive mythology

The showrunner, Martin Gero, is no stranger to the Stargate universe. He began his career as a story editor on Stargate: Atlantis and went on to contribute across multiple series. Gero expressed his excitement, noting that the franchise "taught me everything about making television" and promising both longtime fans and newcomers an extraordinary experience

The Legacy of Stargate

The Stargate saga began in 1994 with Roland Emmerich's film starring Kurt Russell and James Spader. Its success spawned three major live-action series:

• Stargate SG-1 (1997-2007)
• Stargate Atlantis (2004-2009)
• Stargate Universe (2009-2011)

Together, these shows built a sprawling universe of wormhole travel, alien civilizations, and military sci-fi adventures. The franchise also expanded into animated series, novels, comics, and direct-to-DVD films

Creative Team

The new series brings together a powerhouse of creative talent:

• Martin Gero - Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner (Stargate: Atlantis, Blindspot)
• Joby Harold & Tory Tunnell - Executive Producers (Obi-Wan Kenobi, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters)
• Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich - Original Stargate creators returning as producers
• Brad Wright & Joseph Mallozzi - Longtime Stargate veterans serving as consulting producers

This blend of franchise veterans and fresh creative voices signals Amazon's commitment to honoring the legacy while pushing the story forward.

What Fans Can Expect

While plot details remain under wraps, Amazon describes the series as a "bold new chapter" that will respect the established canon while introducing new worlds and adventures Fans can expect:

The announcement has electrified the Stargate fandom, which has kept the "gate active" through conventions, rewatches, and online communities for decades. With Amazon's resources and a team of seasoned creators, the franchise is poised for a spectacular comeback.

Stargate is officially back - and the universe is about to open once more.

Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins are heading to New Vegas in the Fallout Season 2 teaser trailer. The new footage was shown during Amazon’s Upfront presentation at the Beacon Theater in New York City.

Release is set for December of this year!