You know, I really don't think the actors playing Goa'uld in the show get enough credit. It's not just that they play villains well, they play the Goa'uld with the kind of regal arrogance you'd expect from beings that see themselves as gods.
Peter Williams was extraordinary portraying Apophis' dying host. 👏🏾🙆🏾♀️ And Jacqueline Samuda actually wrote the episode in which her character, Nirtti, was killed.✍🏾👍🏾🇺🇦
The greatest sci fi show to ever exist. 17 seasons across 3 series. And still retains an unlimited reservoir of content for future adaptations. I hope they bring this show back.
The real Baal was killed when he stepped through the time machine and got shot in the head by Mitchell, when he tried to sink the ship that was carrying the stargate.
Am I the only one that really liked Baa'l and how practical and intelligent he was. While all the other Goa'uld stole their technology his was an inventor. Although he was extremely self serving he appreciated the Tau'ri culture and way of life, and was the only Goa'uld willing to collaborate with SG1 on multiple occasions when they faced a common enemy. When he altered the time line I honestly believe he intended to free the Jaffa and preserve the Tau'ri way of life since he liked it so much.
Funny thing is, it should have been ba'al in the end that disappeared, as he was killed 70 years ago from their perspective. How could they have captured him if he was killed 70 years ago...bit of a story goof but time travel is always dodgy if it is not situated in a multiverse.
I've always wondered what happened to the Ori army when they showed up. An entire planet of Prior equivalents... "Hollowed are the..." Neck snapped and the Prior's bodyguards sent flying.
+TheRevan1231 Well this technically was the death of him as a System Lord, not to mention the destruction of the vessel which housed his ascended energy form. They could have also included in the physical clone form of him which they froze to death as well. Also if you really want to get technically, he was never truly defeated, he was stalemated.
@@travmadison2000 I disagree, it is clear that in "Full Circle" that the System Lords have turned on Anubis, so technically he's no longer a System Lord after that point. And although it takes some time he definitely rebuilds his empire to be quite formidable which we see in "Threads"! The ship destroyed over Antarctica was a great ship, but he was more than capable of replacing & surpassing it. The opening scene of "Threads" gave us a glimpse of that potential, and his strength is proven by his taking of Dakara and is only narrowly prevented from destroying all life in the Milky Way. As much as I hate that outcome for Oma, Anubis is her responsibility since she ascended him (started to anyway, beyond a point of no full return) and so she had to clean up her "mess". Although, when I really think about it, it's totally implausible that it was Daniel Jackson that had to clarify that to her and convince her of her duty. She wasn't being punished by the other Ancients, BTW… they were merely preventing her from escaping responsibility. I like your idea, @Bratac; that would be great solution to the whole situation! I am skeptical that it would actually feasible because it takes all of Oma's power, as well as her entire consciousness, will & intent to force him to devote all of his power and intent on their battle. I guess all it would take is a clever work around solution by a creative writer to make it plausible. Unfortunately, there is no evidence that this happened; and based on the evidence available, it seems clear that the two will remain locked in a duel for eternity. However, there is no direct evidence that something like that did not happen either…
@@DJJonPattrsn22 What are you actually disagreeing with here? Did he not have domination over all the other system lords at this point? I mean yeah they went up against him and he owned them in Full Circle. By their rights and culture they failed, so they didnt oust him as a System Lord, he just in fact became the most powerful of all the system lords, its the reason why then went after him in Full Circle anyway, because no one System Lord should rule over all others, that was like one of their main degrees. The rest of your babble on Oma and such I dont understand the point or where that came from. No one disputes it, hell that was the whole point of them punishing her over and over again because she never took responsibility for Anubis being ascended. Its why the show wrote their ending the way they did. It came full circle on them both. Also its not implausible at all for her, that was her character. She was reckless and didnt care about what the others thought, it is why she broke their primary rule over and over again. She always felt she knew better and never took responsibility for her actions. Its why after Anubis she KEPT on helping mofos ascend. She kept feeling if she got it right enough times they would over look him and not be a dick to her. Also Daniel didnt clarify or convince her of her duty, thats not why she stepped up. Don't forget, he went after Anubis himself, for a second time as an ascended being and for the second time, he was stopped from doing anything against him. Yes second time cause he wasn't fully ascended, but it still showed her what she needed to see. She stepped up because she saw from him that you have to stand up and face your mistakes and responsibilities and have the courage to do what is right, not what is easy. As for the "what could have happened". It is either 1 of 2 things, they canceled each other out and no longer exist since they were two opposing and opposite forces. Or 2 they still remain in the milky way galaxy on one of the planes of existence still going at it, since neither one of them were ever shown to be more powerful then the other. Personally, I would have liked to see Oma killed by Anubis. he find Adria in combat with Morgan, Morgan gets ass kicked (not killed), then they now have to deal with the combined efforts of 2 hella evil and mostly well written Ascended beings. Maybe toss in a little Wraith shit cause why not and of course the only way to ever defeat them is to get the Destiny back and blow them all to hell with uber old other galaxy knowledge lmao.
I love how every race the Goa'uld, the Asgards, the Nox, the Ori and even the ancients thought the Tau'ri weren't worthy but in the end the Tau'ri wiped put the Goa'uld and the Ori which were the two biggest threats to the entire universe. Without them, there was no way that the universe would have been saved especially from the Ori.
To be fair the asgard thought the Tau'ri were worthy enough to bestow them all of their technology, without which the Ori would have most definitely wiped them out of existence. Since the Daedalus was only experimental before the asgard upgrades
He was the main vilain for only 2 and a half seasons since he died for good in season 3 episode 13 . Cliff Simons '' Baal '' was the main vilain from 2001 till 2007 after Apophis was killed for good . you need to go watch the entire series again bud
Ya think? That old man still has this "something", I think ( I know not exactly what, I'm man after all ) Anyway, it was for me source of amusement, to see powerful beyond imagination Goa'uld put to death by primitives...
Killing off all the major Goa'uld was the worst decision the creators ever made, especially Nirrti since her genetic engineering plot would have been much better than the awful decision to make "The Ancients" human. The Goa'uld were where this show started, and the best plots involved them when they were threatening and in power. They had menace and mystique, something the Ancients destroyed as soon as they were explained.
Been a while since I watched my DVDs, but I remember really liking Nirrti...she did a lot of the "grunt/dirty work" herself. She always seemed more physically active/involved in her projects than other Goa'uld. Would have liked to see her survive longer to be honest. She was a good character.
The funny thing is, if Anubis had waited until later to come back, they might very well *have* been able to permanently *kill* him; the Ori were Ascended beings as well, and SG-1 managed to kill *all* of them, by sending the Sangraal through to their home galaxy-- in fact, unless I'm mistaken, it is in fact later confirmed that the Sangraal managed to kill every single last Ori (save Adria, but she was a special case-- and she ended up going the way of Anubis; locked in eternal combat).
Actually, no-- because he IS half-Ascended, Anubis literally *cannot* be killed (or at least not at that point in time; Merlin's weapon to kill Ascended beings, the Sangraal, hadn't been completed yet). Anubis himself (in guise of Jim), said as much. However, Oma replied, "No, but I can fight you." And that is exactly what she is going to do for the rest of eternity-- and since Anubis will have his hands full battling Oma, he won't be able to do or affect anything on *this* plane of existence.
Technically, Anubis wasn't a system lord which was why he could attack Earth without violating the Asgard treaty. He was bartering the destruction of Earth for entry to the System Lords. Besides, the Antarctic battle did not kill Anubis, he possessed a cosmonaut at the ISS and infiltrated Stargate Command to escape and was later fought to a stalemate by Oma.
He was during this assault. They voted him in for 'destroying' the Tok'ra in that two-parter in Season 5, with Osiris as his proxy. We never see that acceptance revoked, just the other System Lords banding together to fight his growing power, which is System Lord 101 and how they spend most of their long lives. Though given Fail Safe is the very next episode, he'd likely already set the asteroid on the collision course by that stage, allowing him to preemptively claim Earth's upcoming defeat as well. Possibly before, but definitely after probing Thor's mind, Anubis knew that the Treaty was a bluff and that the Asgard lacked the power to enforce it. And that his upgraded shields were effective against at least their main ship of the line at the time. So there was no threat of them interfering. And Earth was also on the verge of finding advanced Ancient Tech which could have posed a threat to him, so he had to attack. Plus, even if he wasn't a System Lord, it is on the other SLs to prevent rogue parties attacking the Protected Planets. Otherwise the treaty as a whole is nullified and the Asgard are free to attack them. They would only have gotten away with it in the case of the Asteroid as that is a 'natural disaster'. But any Goa'uld attacking Earth in ships would be a violation. System Lord or not.
@@tyrannicpuppy No he wasn't as he had been deposed of the System Lords long ago as it was prior to his partial ascension. Throughout SG-1, he was seeking to force his re-entry into the System Lords. You need to rewatch the series instead of fabricating to support your cognitive bias.
@@tyrannicpuppy No he wasn't as he had been deposed of the System Lords long ago as it was prior to his partial ascension. Throughout SG-1, he was seeking to force his re-entry into the System Lords. You need to rewatch the series instead of fabricating to support your cognitive bias.
@@johnwang9914 Fabricating? How about a direct quote from S05E16 Last Stand: BA'AL - Who among us accepts the return of Anubis to the System Lords? [Ba'al clasps his hands and nods his head, so does Olokun. Morrigan nods her head, Kali nods, Bastet nods. The other unnamed System Lord does too. Yu shakes his head.] BA'AL - The vote need not be unanimous. By a count of six to one, *Anubis is awarded the status of System Lord and welcomed back among those that lead the Goa'uld*. Osiris will be allowed to vote on his behalf. Sure looks to me like he was officially a System Lord again in the modern era.
@@tyrannicpuppy And that's much later in the series. Anubis left the System Lords when he attempted to ascend. The first encounter between SG-1 and Anubis was when he was trying to re-establish himself as he had been partially pushed out of ascension. When Baal was introduced, Anubis had already effectively nerfed the System Lords leading to Baal being able to assert himself. Watch the bloody series and you'll see that you're making crap up to support your cognitive bias.
When it gets to nirrti it should of put darth sidious in when he was choking them She killed hundreds of our people and she intends to do the same to us *force choking part* Darth sidious:use your aggressive feelings boy let the heat burn inside you let it fuel you embrace the full power of the dark side
Aziru: Oh, this is freedom! This is great! Now you can call me Aziru the free man! Ronac: Not so fast, Cronus. Teal’c: Father. Ronac: Son. (They hug together) Cronus: (mad scientist voice) What happened? Nirrti: (female voice) I command you... What happened? My voice. It’s back. Thank you, Old Ones. Pleasant Dreams.
if i was jonas when she was flirting with him i would of gotten at least one good fuck in. she defiently seemed to be down for it. this a being who has gotten thousands of years of experience, for a man who remembers everything he could of at least used this as a learning experience.
+@@kevinpogue7294 No, after the destruction of his fleet during the Antarctic battle, Anubis possessed a Russian Cosmonaut when his mothership's debris passed near the ISS. The cosmonaut then asked to be transfered to Stargate command where he eventually escaped through the Stargate after causing a fair bit of confusion and mayhem.
Actually there's a plot hole there, created in season 10: The device that neutralizes ascended beings. It would have been nice if the device was capable of setting a radius so they could take out a single ascended being. Would have made the plot more compelling.
A little question about Anubis: but his definite disappereance doesn't happen with Oma Desala? I remember that in the battle of Antarctica he simply loses the clothe who helps him to conserve a humanoid form, but his essence survives; he will not die, but he is engaged to an eternal fight with Oma Desala. And I hope not to be too pedant, but the Ba'al seen here is not one of his clones? If I don't remember badly the true Ba'al dies in the alternate timeline killed by Qetesh and in the past by Mitchell when he return into the past to restore history. See you soon. Guido.
Anubis didn't die like that he is in an eternal bttle with Oma desala. Also you missed Ra, Yu, Osiris, Sokar, Tanith, Qetesh, Klorel and Hathor. And of if you can count it Teal'cs symbiot Junior.
Step one. Get a big stick Step two. Be prepared to use big stick Step three. Hope lots of of people dont throw lots of stones. Congratulations you are now a system lord.
Why are the Goa uls named only after pagan deities, why are the pagan deities doomed as bad characters? Is this in order to not offend present major religions?
What's sad is how much overkill O'Neill (Two L's) did with Anubis and the Ancient Drones. I mean, could have halved the number launched and still won it seems and had some leftover.
Does SyFy still Own Stargate SG-1 ? If they do, they should make a reboot... it's such a fun show. Build it up keep working on it... Even Star Trek is earning millions every month just by existing.
Nirṛti (निरृति) is the Hindu goddess of deathly hidden realms and sorrows, one of the dikpāla ("guardians of the directions"), representing the southwest. Source:- Wikipedia That show has this name.
after Anubis is Fleet was destroyed he ascended to a higher plane of existence after that he possessed some of the Sg1 and nearly blew up the base but he was defeated by an ancient
Remind me of the Borg with better weapons a load of Powerful Spaceships and many Soldiers on many Planets yet us Humans walk away hero like without a scratch.
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Gotta give Apophis props. The number of times SG-1 thought they killed him and he just kept coming back.
Yeah, he keeps coming back like Herpes.
Maybe in the SG-1 they can name one of the new enemies that name.
While watching this I compared him to a cockroach: they stomped him and he kept coming back.🤦🏾♀️🇺🇦
So you don't want to give the props to the Sarcophagus?
@@oculosprudentium8486Are you sure you're not in the writer's guild of canada?
Energiser Goa'uld he kept going and going and going
You know, I really don't think the actors playing Goa'uld in the show get enough credit. It's not just that they play villains well, they play the Goa'uld with the kind of regal arrogance you'd expect from beings that see themselves as gods.
Peter Williams was extraordinary portraying Apophis' dying host.
👏🏾🙆🏾♀️
And Jacqueline Samuda actually wrote the episode in which her character, Nirtti, was killed.✍🏾👍🏾🇺🇦
The greatest sci fi show to ever exist. 17 seasons across 3 series. And still retains an unlimited reservoir of content for future adaptations. I hope they bring this show back.
Not the greatest, but certainly up there. Battlestar Galactica was insanely good
My favorite show of all time aside from Fullmetal alchemist
@@sonofdurin8044 Tealc, “indeed”
@Son of Durin Sg1 was a million times better than battlestar galactica - get your head checked
While the embellishment is extremely strong with this one, yeah it’s a decent sci fi show.
Ba'al's scream going from the deep and throaty goa'uld scream to a regular man's scream was chilling.
The real Baal was killed when he stepped through the time machine and got shot in the head by Mitchell, when he tried to sink the ship that was carrying the stargate.
It long became stated that there was no more "real" Baal. The mass cloning he did of himself along with the mass culling makes it impossible to know.
T ru, the original, real Baa’l was probably one of the first ones to die. Lol
How'd you know I shot Baal in the head?
Am I the only one that really liked Baa'l and how practical and intelligent he was. While all the other Goa'uld stole their technology his was an inventor. Although he was extremely self serving he appreciated the Tau'ri culture and way of life, and was the only Goa'uld willing to collaborate with SG1 on multiple occasions when they faced a common enemy.
When he altered the time line I honestly believe he intended to free the Jaffa and preserve the Tau'ri way of life since he liked it so much.
Funny thing is, it should have been ba'al in the end that disappeared, as he was killed 70 years ago from their perspective. How could they have captured him if he was killed 70 years ago...bit of a story goof but time travel is always dodgy if it is not situated in a multiverse.
Bra'tac's cheesing grin gives me life.
4:01 They always ignore the Star Wars lesson: don't piss off people who can telekinetically strangle you!
+Shadowkey392 Nirrti had such a great rack, too. :)
+Daniel Appleton
Actually that was just her host that had a great rack.
Too bad she had to die with her :(
I've always wondered what happened to the Ori army when they showed up. An entire planet of Prior equivalents...
"Hollowed are the..."
Neck snapped and the Prior's bodyguards sent flying.
@@davidkelly4210 haha hollowed the ori lol
The ori was serious
I dont know why everyone puts that as end of Anubis when it is not. He was only defeated after Daniel ascended and met ascended Anubis.
+TheRevan1231 Well this technically was the death of him as a System Lord, not to mention the destruction of the vessel which housed his ascended energy form. They could have also included in the physical clone form of him which they froze to death as well.
Also if you really want to get technically, he was never truly defeated, he was stalemated.
+t ru I thought he was battling Oma for, possibly, until the end of time.
Daniel Appleton
Yes. Hence why he was never really defeated, only stalemated
@@travmadison2000 I disagree, it is clear that in "Full Circle" that the System Lords have turned on Anubis, so technically he's no longer a System Lord after that point.
And although it takes some time he definitely rebuilds his empire to be quite formidable which we see in "Threads"!
The ship destroyed over Antarctica was a great ship, but he was more than capable of replacing & surpassing it. The opening scene of "Threads" gave us a glimpse of that potential, and his strength is proven by his taking of Dakara and is only narrowly prevented from destroying all life in the Milky Way.
As much as I hate that outcome for Oma, Anubis is her responsibility since she ascended him (started to anyway, beyond a point of no full return) and so she had to clean up her "mess". Although, when I really think about it, it's totally implausible that it was Daniel Jackson that had to clarify that to her and convince her of her duty. She wasn't being punished by the other Ancients, BTW… they were merely preventing her from escaping responsibility.
I like your idea, @Bratac; that would be great solution to the whole situation! I am skeptical that it would actually feasible because it takes all of Oma's power, as well as her entire consciousness, will & intent to force him to devote all of his power and intent on their battle.
I guess all it would take is a clever work around solution by a creative writer to make it plausible.
Unfortunately, there is no evidence that this happened; and based on the evidence available, it seems clear that the two will remain locked in a duel for eternity. However, there is no direct evidence that something like that did not happen either…
@@DJJonPattrsn22 What are you actually disagreeing with here? Did he not have domination over all the other system lords at this point? I mean yeah they went up against him and he owned them in Full Circle. By their rights and culture they failed, so they didnt oust him as a System Lord, he just in fact became the most powerful of all the system lords, its the reason why then went after him in Full Circle anyway, because no one System Lord should rule over all others, that was like one of their main degrees.
The rest of your babble on Oma and such I dont understand the point or where that came from. No one disputes it, hell that was the whole point of them punishing her over and over again because she never took responsibility for Anubis being ascended. Its why the show wrote their ending the way they did. It came full circle on them both.
Also its not implausible at all for her, that was her character. She was reckless and didnt care about what the others thought, it is why she broke their primary rule over and over again. She always felt she knew better and never took responsibility for her actions. Its why after Anubis she KEPT on helping mofos ascend. She kept feeling if she got it right enough times they would over look him and not be a dick to her.
Also Daniel didnt clarify or convince her of her duty, thats not why she stepped up. Don't forget, he went after Anubis himself, for a second time as an ascended being and for the second time, he was stopped from doing anything against him. Yes second time cause he wasn't fully ascended, but it still showed her what she needed to see. She stepped up because she saw from him that you have to stand up and face your mistakes and responsibilities and have the courage to do what is right, not what is easy.
As for the "what could have happened". It is either 1 of 2 things, they canceled each other out and no longer exist since they were two opposing and opposite forces. Or 2 they still remain in the milky way galaxy on one of the planes of existence still going at it, since neither one of them were ever shown to be more powerful then the other.
Personally, I would have liked to see Oma killed by Anubis. he find Adria in combat with Morgan, Morgan gets ass kicked (not killed), then they now have to deal with the combined efforts of 2 hella evil and mostly well written Ascended beings. Maybe toss in a little Wraith shit cause why not and of course the only way to ever defeat them is to get the Destiny back and blow them all to hell with uber old other galaxy knowledge lmao.
The tok'ra architecture is unbelievably beautiful
It just seems like totally different race than goa'uld
I also got sick of the Egyptian design, so I can see why
I love how every race the Goa'uld, the Asgards, the Nox, the Ori and even the ancients thought the Tau'ri weren't worthy but in the end the Tau'ri wiped put the Goa'uld and the Ori which were the two biggest threats to the entire universe. Without them, there was no way that the universe would have been saved especially from the Ori.
To be fair the asgard thought the Tau'ri were worthy enough to bestow them all of their technology, without which the Ori would have most definitely wiped them out of existence. Since the Daedalus was only experimental before the asgard upgrades
Tau'ri let the Ori know about life in this galaxy.
Plot armor greatly helped the Tau'ri 🙂
The Asgard acknowledged the Tauri as the fifth race.
@@TheLacix exactly
It's awesome how on this show super fit actors can play Ja'fa or Gwa'uld very well! It gives them a chance to show how well they can act as well.
Baal got killed like a hundred times over. He kept cloning himself.
+Jane Geary Baal was my favourite Goa'uld.
A spin-off just about him would have been better than SGU.
Every one a smug handsome son of a bitch. Classic.
christosvoskresye He practically got his own movie.
I wish I could be like Baal
imagine living in a universe where this is all real and knowing how it all plays out from the beginning. and be a part of it.
Apophis died so many times that I lost count……
Anubis' death shows the Tau'ri are back in power and heading to where they once were.
Apophis deserved a better death, given how he was the main villain of over half the show.
Also, where is Heru'ur and Hathor?
His alternate self's death was epic IMO, when the top of his head got cut off by Ba'al.
I didn’t really care for him my favourite was nirtie
He was the main vilain for only 2 and a half seasons since he died for good in season 3 episode 13 . Cliff Simons '' Baal '' was the main vilain from 2001 till 2007 after Apophis was killed for good . you need to go watch the entire series again bud
Apophis died at least three times in the series. That's good enough for me.
0:26 He is so ruggedly handsome when he actually smiles.
Ya think? That old man still has this "something", I think ( I know not exactly what, I'm man after all )
Anyway, it was for me source of amusement, to see powerful beyond imagination Goa'uld put to death by primitives...
The Ancient drones is not precisely a primitive weapon...
The last one. That dude straight up Darth Vader choked Nirrti xD
Killing off all the major Goa'uld was the worst decision the creators ever made, especially Nirrti since her genetic engineering plot would have been much better than the awful decision to make "The Ancients" human.
The Goa'uld were where this show started, and the best plots involved them when they were threatening and in power. They had menace and mystique, something the Ancients destroyed as soon as they were explained.
The show couldn't last forever, they had to end it somehow. They should have not bothered with the Ori, and cut it after the Goa'uld were finished.
If you didn’t know the backstory of the episode. Chronus’ death would look confusing as hell...Teal’c killed him to save...Teal’c? Lol
Nirrti was a hot system lord!
We now know that drone scene was stupid overkill.
Been a while since I watched my DVDs, but I remember really liking Nirrti...she did a lot of the "grunt/dirty work" herself. She always seemed more physically active/involved in her projects than other Goa'uld.
Would have liked to see her survive longer to be honest. She was a good character.
This is a great episode of SG1 in the words of Anubis I be back in the form of energy
LOVE this Video!! Thanks for making it.
This video is 9 years old, still awesome, still wish you had done it in Chronological rather than Alphabetical order :)
Apofis: "Soy como las cucarachas, no muero, me multiplicó"
The funny thing is, if Anubis had waited until later to come back, they might very well *have* been able to permanently *kill* him; the Ori were Ascended beings as well, and SG-1 managed to kill *all* of them, by sending the Sangraal through to their home galaxy-- in fact, unless I'm mistaken, it is in fact later confirmed that the Sangraal managed to kill every single last Ori (save Adria, but she was a special case-- and she ended up going the way of Anubis; locked in eternal combat).
You should make a all in one System Lord Downfall video in Chronological Order from Ra(Stargate Movie) all the way to Baal(Stargate Continuum).
Some of the costumes were really on par and other times it was like, okay we have nothing left cross something.
I love how it sounds like the Odyssey is just blaring Slavic hardbass with the windows up every time it passes by
Actually, no-- because he IS half-Ascended, Anubis literally *cannot* be killed (or at least not at that point in time; Merlin's weapon to kill Ascended beings, the Sangraal, hadn't been completed yet). Anubis himself (in guise of Jim), said as much. However, Oma replied, "No, but I can fight you." And that is exactly what she is going to do for the rest of eternity-- and since Anubis will have his hands full battling Oma, he won't be able to do or affect anything on *this* plane of existence.
Downfall doesn't have to mean death. That is his downfall, he's no longer the threat he was.
*Ship rocking heavily* OUR SHIELDS ARE OF NO USE!
Poor Niirti. It broke my heart when they killed her. Who wouldn't slave under her?
Adria is better
Qetesh gang rise up!
The lady that plays Nirrti has a freakin hot body
@RFS Korolev not like nirti had
RFS Korolev Daedalus - Class Battlecruiser the random nerdy scientist is actually Bernadette from Big Bang theory
Anise was my fave
nemesisslr what happened to her
Never, Adria is the best girl in Stargate
I'm not sure who's death was the most satisfying, for me I think it was Nirrti's death.
I was kinda sad when Ba'al died, I loved his character haha.
Ba'al was never that bad in my mind, he was very clever and devious, but not as bad as some of the other system lords like Anubis and Ra
Jacob Snyder true
Both Hathor and Nirrti also seemed amenable to co-existing with us except for the exploding children that Nirrti was so found of doing.
Should have done these in order in the show, so....nope
Asgard be like: So Ba’al be cloning now, huh
Wouldn't be surprised if Ba'al stole the cloning tech from the Asgard.
Technically, Anubis wasn't a system lord which was why he could attack Earth without violating the Asgard treaty. He was bartering the destruction of Earth for entry to the System Lords. Besides, the Antarctic battle did not kill Anubis, he possessed a cosmonaut at the ISS and infiltrated Stargate Command to escape and was later fought to a stalemate by Oma.
He was during this assault. They voted him in for 'destroying' the Tok'ra in that two-parter in Season 5, with Osiris as his proxy. We never see that acceptance revoked, just the other System Lords banding together to fight his growing power, which is System Lord 101 and how they spend most of their long lives. Though given Fail Safe is the very next episode, he'd likely already set the asteroid on the collision course by that stage, allowing him to preemptively claim Earth's upcoming defeat as well.
Possibly before, but definitely after probing Thor's mind, Anubis knew that the Treaty was a bluff and that the Asgard lacked the power to enforce it. And that his upgraded shields were effective against at least their main ship of the line at the time. So there was no threat of them interfering. And Earth was also on the verge of finding advanced Ancient Tech which could have posed a threat to him, so he had to attack.
Plus, even if he wasn't a System Lord, it is on the other SLs to prevent rogue parties attacking the Protected Planets. Otherwise the treaty as a whole is nullified and the Asgard are free to attack them. They would only have gotten away with it in the case of the Asteroid as that is a 'natural disaster'. But any Goa'uld attacking Earth in ships would be a violation. System Lord or not.
@@tyrannicpuppy No he wasn't as he had been deposed of the System Lords long ago as it was prior to his partial ascension. Throughout SG-1, he was seeking to force his re-entry into the System Lords. You need to rewatch the series instead of fabricating to support your cognitive bias.
@@tyrannicpuppy No he wasn't as he had been deposed of the System Lords long ago as it was prior to his partial ascension. Throughout SG-1, he was seeking to force his re-entry into the System Lords. You need to rewatch the series instead of fabricating to support your cognitive bias.
@@johnwang9914 Fabricating? How about a direct quote from S05E16 Last Stand:
BA'AL - Who among us accepts the return of Anubis to the System Lords?
[Ba'al clasps his hands and nods his head, so does Olokun. Morrigan nods her head, Kali nods, Bastet nods. The other unnamed System Lord does too. Yu shakes his head.]
BA'AL - The vote need not be unanimous. By a count of six to one, *Anubis is awarded the status of System Lord and welcomed back among those that lead the Goa'uld*. Osiris will be allowed to vote on his behalf.
Sure looks to me like he was officially a System Lord again in the modern era.
@@tyrannicpuppy And that's much later in the series. Anubis left the System Lords when he attempted to ascend. The first encounter between SG-1 and Anubis was when he was trying to re-establish himself as he had been partially pushed out of ascension. When Baal was introduced, Anubis had already effectively nerfed the System Lords leading to Baal being able to assert himself. Watch the bloody series and you'll see that you're making crap up to support your cognitive bias.
I loved the way the Goa'uld spoke.
You missed the most important one: Ra.
Part 1 is A to N and Ra is in Part 2 R to Y
Oh Dirty Nirrti, the sexiest Goa'uld.
When it gets to nirrti it should of put darth sidious in when he was choking them
She killed hundreds of our people and she intends to do the same to us
*force choking part*
Darth sidious:use your aggressive feelings boy let the heat burn inside you let it fuel you embrace the full power of the dark side
Quartermile 18 *should have
Cool !!! Thank you!
You could have posted another videos of the many deads of Baal.
Poor Nirrti, killed by the degenerates she created.
Poor Nirrti nothing! She had that coming. She got off easy.
Or were they sith lords? :)
Damn, he just darth vadered nirrti
Aziru: Oh, this is freedom! This is great! Now you can call me Aziru the free man!
Ronac: Not so fast, Cronus.
Teal’c: Father.
Ronac: Son.
(They hug together)
Cronus: (mad scientist voice) What happened?
Nirrti: (female voice) I command you... What happened? My voice. It’s back. Thank you, Old Ones. Pleasant Dreams.
Apophis, in the end, got completely obliterated. It's what you get for coming back from the dead two times. Three's a charm.
That Nirri 's really got a rack .. what a waste.
+david jones Those Gou'ald symbiotes can even make female host's breasts bigger ! forget about implants. :)
Actually that was just her host that had a great rack.
Too bad she had to die with her :(
if i was jonas when she was flirting with him i would of gotten at least one good fuck in. she defiently seemed to be down for it. this a being who has gotten thousands of years of experience, for a man who remembers everything he could of at least used this as a learning experience.
dragonhatcher12 haha
david jones devil in a blue dress
What about the system lords we have either never seen or heard, or only seen briefly, or have heard of in passing?
Anubis didn't died there
He can't die so oma desalla is fighting him
Michel Burke
But it was the end of him fighting us on our plane of existence.
+@@kevinpogue7294 No, after the destruction of his fleet during the Antarctic battle, Anubis possessed a Russian Cosmonaut when his mothership's debris passed near the ISS. The cosmonaut then asked to be transfered to Stargate command where he eventually escaped through the Stargate after causing a fair bit of confusion and mayhem.
I had forgotten about that, but I recently saw that episode again, sorry.
Actually there's a plot hole there, created in season 10: The device that neutralizes ascended beings. It would have been nice if the device was capable of setting a radius so they could take out a single ascended being. Would have made the plot more compelling.
There's no need to fear,,,, Underdog is here !
A little question about Anubis: but his definite disappereance doesn't happen with Oma Desala?
I remember that in the battle of Antarctica he simply loses the clothe who helps him to conserve a humanoid form, but his essence survives; he will not die, but he is engaged to an eternal fight with Oma Desala.
And I hope not to be too pedant, but the Ba'al seen here is not one of his clones? If I don't remember badly the true Ba'al dies in the alternate timeline killed by Qetesh and in the past by Mitchell when he return into the past to restore history.
See you soon.
Guido.
Anubis didn't die like that he is in an eternal bttle with Oma desala.
Also you missed Ra, Yu, Osiris, Sokar, Tanith, Qetesh, Klorel and Hathor.
And of if you can count it Teal'cs symbiot Junior.
Tanith was an infant, nowhere near a system lord.
same guy.
Part 1 is A to N and Part 2 is R to Y
were you playing on the universal music machine back when the chopper arrived?
I'm surprised they never did anything with those mutants during the Ori arch. Thy were essentially priors themselves but not bound to the Ori.
because they used Nirrti's machine to return themselves back to normal
since i haven´t seen all episodes,i do wonder of what race were those two facing Nirrti
Ba'al alone could take up an entire video.
The staff weapon, ingenious!
Anubis had Lord that known for destorying planet..but he too had died in Earth sys. now twenty to thirty years battle is upon us....
The actress that played Nirrti was hot!
Step one. Get a big stick
Step two. Be prepared to use big stick
Step three. Hope lots of of people dont throw lots of stones.
Congratulations you are now a system lord.
I feel bad for the person the Apophus Goa’uld infected.
Why are the Goa uls named only after pagan deities, why are the pagan deities doomed as bad characters? Is this in order to not offend present major religions?
me encanto este video waoo
Thank you.
What's sad is how much overkill O'Neill (Two L's) did with Anubis and the Ancient Drones. I mean, could have halved the number launched and still won it seems and had some leftover.
Ba'al and Vala were the lucky ones. Their hosts got to live.
Nirrti Kind of looks like Michael Jackson 🤔
Does SyFy still Own Stargate SG-1 ? If they do, they should make a reboot... it's such a fun show. Build it up keep working on it...
Even Star Trek is earning millions every month just by existing.
Nirṛti (निरृति) is the Hindu goddess of deathly hidden realms and sorrows, one of the dikpāla ("guardians of the directions"), representing the southwest.
Source:- Wikipedia
That show has this name.
Your arrogance blinds you, Lord Nirrti.
Anubis beamed out at last minute
Queen Elizabeth II is Apophis. She is the Goa'uld Queen - - - > google (pictures): "Cleopatra's Needle London" and "queen elizabeth throne"
after Anubis is Fleet was destroyed he ascended to a higher plane of existence after that he possessed some of the Sg1 and nearly blew up the base but he was defeated by an ancient
Queen song one bite dust
Ur right,superweapon can't kill anubis because he is half ascended.And you can see that he is still alive when replicators attacked milkyway.
What is that that Orc commander from Minas Tirith doing here?
I liked Nirrti. It would have been very interesting if her human manipulation would be continued.
Was that the last ball?
Apophis came to Earth attack Stargate base 20_30 year ago..had search for queen..bluff our way out of an attact we could not defend..
Well done
Apophis survived as he appears in a much later episode
How many people died with Apophis? It seems like he crashed in a pretty populated area.
I get it, it's really difficult to kill a parasite but not impossible!
You wouldn't think 2 ugly beings would be good guys the ones with telepathic powers...
So did Bal’s host live?
it was less killed more fought to an eternal standstill.
Anubis was killed by Oma
It's pronounced Obama
No, he can't be killed. She occupied him for eternity
He can be.. If he was killed by another "high" creature.
Ondřej Kališ A lot of'em, in that case. Maybe the Others could kill an ascended, but certainly not Oma alone
She didn't kill him, only held him for eternity.
Nirrti looks kinda like Weir from SGA
so baal why did you have that toad of a jaffa shout so much?
i'd let Nirrti be my god every night
Not if yer dead after the first night lol
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 lol
Those abs 😍
The Goa'uld will rise again.
No one suffer worse death than Apophis. He got eaten by replicator. Imagine get dumped into a river of Piranhas
I simply love Stargate 😱😱😱😱😱😍😍😍😍
kinda wish you did this in chronological order not alphabetical
Remind me of the Borg with better weapons a load of Powerful Spaceships and many Soldiers on many Planets yet us Humans walk away hero like without a scratch.
4:17
Classical I am a god mindset.