One of those moments came toward the end of the series. Teal’c inadvertently found himself at a reading of The Vagina Monologues, and as he realized what the topic was, he slowly sunk down in his chair. It’s a scene that stands out for many fans for many reasons, and it turns out that it happened purely because of the show’s cancellation.
Mallozzi, who wrote multiple episodes of Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, and Stargate Universe and was the showrunner of Dark Matter on Syfy, shared that the initial scene was written in as a gag. Without the studio sending notes, he thought it would be fun to get the attention. Well, the attention didn’t happen. He was sure that the network wouldn’t allow this type of scene to air, and yet it did, bringing about one of the best memories for the entire fandom.
Shortly, after SG-1 was cancelled, we stopped receiving network notes. As a gag, I wrote a scene into a script that saw our resident alien, Teal'c, inadvertently attend a reading of the Vagina Monologues. I assumed that, when they saw it, they would ask me to remove it...… pic.twitter.com/7LSSVdHZdF
— Joseph Mallozzi ?☠️ (@BaronDestructo) June 11, 2026The piece of trivia comes in the midst of the Stargate revival series not going ahead at Amazon. The streamer shared that they were worried about reaching the masses with the series, so chose not to go ahead. The noise on social media makes it clear that there were far more looking forward to it than not.
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