Osyrus68 posted on Jul. 29, 2014 at 11:34 AM
I wish I had better news but, I can say that I did not. As my booster suit has not held up well under my white suit, and the white suit is now yellowing. And as an exhibitor at SDCC I can also say I did not see one Booster gold the entire time and In the blue beetle related I only saw one, a Dan Garrett version.

Eyz posted on Jul. 29, 2014 at 4:09 PM
I dunno why but I also had some (silly) hopes to see Warner/DC talk about the SyFy Booster Gold show again at their epic upcoming TV shows panel. They had trailers and pilots from Constantine to iZombie... surely they could have squeezed in some news regarding Booster... at least confirming it's either canceled or still in the process...

 Boosterrific [Official Comment] posted on Jul. 30, 2014 at 1:56 AM
Sorry, Eyz, but that's not how Hollywood works. There's no gain in generating any buzz about projects they aren't spending money on. Given that SyFy has made two SHARKNADO movies since they last mentioned they were working on BOOSTER GOLD, it's a pretty safe bet that we've heard the last of a live action BOOSTER GOLD show for awhile. (Unless all those DC shows become big hits. Then SyFy might reconsider sitting on the DC super hero property that they optioned in 2012.)

Eyz posted on Jul. 30, 2014 at 5:19 AM
But... but...

I kinda like "good" scifi SyFy shows~ (not a typo)
And with Eureka, Warehouse 13 and Alphas over (they probably will end Haven soon too), I need a new one to take this stop. Heck, they could give those crews the Booster show and it would be in perfect hands! Those guys know how to make fun science-fiction!

But I suppose SyFy prefers to focus on wrestling, ghost hunting programs and awful direct-to-video cheap flicks nowadays... sigh...
(I also partially blame Warner for not believing in Booster Gold! don't they see Guardians of the Galaxy at their rival company? random good-hearted C-List scifi heroes have an audience out there!!!)