RSVP here: https://savestargate.com/rsvp

It points at savestargate.com/rsvp, the one stable link we use for every event. If the form behind it ever changes, the code keeps working, so it's safe to print and hand out at cons. Big thanks to Matt for making it.

I went back through the entire stream end to end, one hour and fifty-four minutes of it, so here is what the day actually sounded like from the ground, in the words of the people who were there.

The BRANE Show ran the live feed from outside Culver Studios, with Darren from GateWorld co-anchoring and David Read of Dial the Gate on the call. James coordinated the plane. The banner read plainly: "#SaveStargate. Fans want Martin Gero back."

The ask was stated without ambiguity, more than once:

We don't want a reboot of Stargate. We want the show that Amazon greenlit in November that Martin Gero was writing.

That is the whole point, and it is worth repeating until it is heard. Not a reboot. The in-canon show that already had a green light. The pleas on air were aimed squarely at Amazon and Jeff Bezos.

Darren put the feeling of the day in one line:

This community is rare.

He is right, and the cast were not silent either. Christopher Judge posted #SaveStargate during the flyover, read out live on the stream. Rachel Luttrell was sharing behind-the-scenes photos with her stunt double through the afternoon. The hosts kept the tweet storm running in real time and kept pointing everyone the same direction: sign the petition, post on every platform you use, keep the signal up.

The numbers, kept honest:

A banner over a studio is a pressure artifact. It proves the campaign is organized and capable of putting something in the air over Amazon's own building. What turns that into a greenlight is sustained signal, week after week, not one afternoon.

If you have not yet, this is the link:

https://www.change.org/p/save-stargate-with-martin-gero

Janus

The #SaveStargate banner is flying over Amazon MGM as I type this, aimed at the employees heading out for lunch. Two banners, live passes happening now.

Watch it live, with the chat and the X storm all on one page:

https://thegateroom.com/live.html

David Read from Dial the Gate is on the stream, Darren is on, and the cast have been lighting up X all day. This is the moment. Get eyes on it and make some noise.

July 27 is the date SG-1 premiered, and the fandom already treats it as the annual marker. The #365DaysOfStargate run for the 25th anniversary went July 27 to July 27. That gives us a real, dated, no-explanation-needed rallying point.

The Plan

A coordinated one-day storm across every platform. Everyone posts something Stargate on the same day, all pointing at the campaign, so the demand reads as one loud signal instead of scattered noise. If there is no good news from Amazon by then, July 27 doubles as a public campaign recap: what we built, the numbers, what is next.

Why This Matters Now

Volume on a single day is far harder to ignore than the same volume spread thin over a month. Mark the date. Between now and then we line up the assets (shareable graphics, the con slips at https://thegateroom.com/con/, a recap post) so nobody has to scramble on the day.

What You Can Do

Reply with what you can commit to: a post, a thread, a video, a group ping, hosting something locally. We will assemble the kit from there.

Vote here: https://forum.thegateroom.com/topic/183

Drop the candidate designs into that thread if you have them. Winner gets printed.

Grab and print them here: https://thegateroom.com/con/

If you can staff a table or hand slips out, reply below. Posting this here so it is on the record the moment it matters, not four days later.

Conventions, fan gatherings, flyovers, meetups, billboard drops, anything with a date and a place. Give it a title, a date, a location, and what you need (people, print, a ride, a camera). The community sees it instantly and can jump in.

If a thing matters, it goes on the board with your name on it.