Is bring back SGU possible?

Yeah, that's not true. Ming-Na Wen, as you pointed out, is occupied with her show, but she's not the only one. The two leads of SGU are in that same boat; Robert Carlyle has "Once Upon a Time" and Louis Ferreira has "Motive."

Also, actor availability is a complicated thing. You might look at an actor's project list and see that they've just been going from one short term project to another and think that means they can be available to do something like what you're proposing. The problem is that while you can find a time when such an actor is free, finding a time where he/she and every single other cast member is free all at once is a huge problem. It's why the fourth season of "Arrested Development" split time between individual character stories, why Daniel lost his leg in Continuum, (they reduced his role because of a scheduling conflict) why the third X-men utilized so many existing characters for only a few minutes, (they were only on a two film contract) and so on ad nauseam. They can't just drop their upcoming TV spots/movies/whatever because they already committed to doing those things and, again, nobody is going to be commitment free at the exact same time.

The problem is that Netflix has largely grown out of needing to resurrect old shows. Not that bringing back a show like SGU would be possible for anyone at this point, but the reason Netflix was looked to as a potential savior for canceled shows was because they were just launching their original programming scheme and were desperate for content and publicity. Giving a show like "Arrested Development," with its cult following and movie buzz, a fourth season garnered them a lot of attention. Since then they've been able to parlay that into being known for putting out solid, original programming and they don't really need to do the savior act any longer.

It's the same thing a lot of fledgling networks have gone through. They need original programming and they want to get some buzz going so they save a show or two. It's easy because it brings an established audience that a new show wouldn't have and because it gets reported that they're saving the show. This increases their own name recognition. Because of this everyone with a canceled show starts to look at them to save their own show, but once they use a saved show (or shows) to launch a successful number of their own original shows, they no longer need keep doing that.

That's basically what happened with Stargate and the Sci fi channel. They had their own original programming, but it wasn't getting as much attention as they liked. To change that, they saved Sg-1 from Showtime's cancellation and it helped them quite a bit. After that, they launched BSG and a bunch of other original shows, some of which did better than others. I don't know what they're up to by now because I stopped following them after they made a wave of idiotic programming decisions, but that move both made them the one that was looked to in order to save every canceled science fiction show ever and made it so they no longer needed to do that.

It sometimes happens past that point, (the major networks sometimes pick up shows from the other major networks) but it's rare. For Netflix, they're doing the whole "Fuller House" thing right now, but it's technically a separate show and they are in the process of trying to become known for family programming. So that helps to get that going and bring attention to those particular types of shows that they are producing. As far as the darker themed, adult skewing programming goes, they're pretty much set so I wouldn't look to them to bring back anything in that milieu. Right now they want to give viewers things they can't see elsewhere, so the focus is on original concepts and winning concepts from other mediums (like the whole Marvel thing).

Resurrecting a recent franchise that was perceived as having failed is below them at this point. You need someone desperate enough to take that kind of chance and that's not Netflix.

Thanks man.

You make a valid point I just want an ending and not making up my own ending. Im a big fan of the stargate series just sad its gone.