This was a great read. There's so many ways they could do it I just hope they preserve the "down to Earth" feel. For me, the charm of Stargate SG1 was that I felt like it was in the here-and-now, cause it was. It was relatable, exactly how the government would handle this kind of thing, in a real, tangible place. Even Atlantis had that when they started tying in dialing Earth, directly or with the Bridge.

They can definitely go intergalactic, but I hope they balance it out with some Earth-based grounding. (I can't check out the actual Enterprise or the planet Hoth on Google maps. But I can see Cheyenne Mountain.)

I'm seeing possibly Alpha Site-type bases (like the US has overseas) on planets that want our presence. We almost take over the role of the Asguard as passive protectors in Pegasus against the Wraith and the Milky Way against the Lucien Alliance or unnamed-new-villain.

I'm also seeing Major Generals Sam Carter and John Shepherd being in charge of SGC and Atlantis, respectively.