Stargate: Horizon

"Stargate: Horizon" was created over two years ago by Alex Rubit, and first premiered on November 4, 2004. Horizon is one of the first virtual spin-offs of "Stargate SG-1," and the first to receive wide spread recognition on the Internet.

"Stargate: Horizon" is script-based, meaning that each episode is, in actuality, a script for a one hour television episode of forty-three minutes. However, the scripts contain more detail than a screenwriter normally would add, simply to make the episodes more interesting for a general audience to read. The goal is obviously for everyone to read the episodes, should have the feeling they’re watching them on television. You will find stand alone concepts as well as arc episodes, and the way the storylines progress as well as the character development works just like on a television show.

Also just like a television show, Horizon will consist of seasons. Episodes are published weekly, every Thursday, except for hiatus periods. The first season concluded in May of 2005, with the second season currently airing its second half. While Season One consists of 22 episodes (each of them is available for download in the episodes section), Season Two will contain 24 episodes.

Another addition to the show in Season Two are 3D and 2D images and graphics that are released along with episodes. In addition to our writing staff, we also have an art department, consisting of 3D artists and graphic designers.

With Season Three already confirmed, the producers of Stargate: Horizon plan to keep this show running for many seasons to come, capturing the attention of fans from all around the world.
We hope you will enjoy the show.

To talk with the people behind Horizon, discuss the latest episodes or comment on an aspect of the show, we invite you to visit the Forum by clicking on the link on the website.