Have The Wraith Lost There Grip On Pegasus...?

[Cam_Mitchell]

I personally think that the wraith are not that much of a threat as they used to be back in the kulling times... when I saw the wraith in season 1 I thought they were powerful and everyone was scared of them [people in atlantis] now its just a case of using one of the spaceships to destroy them...

[Briangate78]

Nope, they are secretly planning world/Galaxy domination with this new enemy...

Spoilers for Season 5....

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[Bray]

WHY DID I LOOK AT THE SPOILER, IT'S RUINED IT FOR ME!!!!



Yeah the wraith have more than lost their grip, we humans will dominate the Pagasus Galaxy!

[Fenrir Foxz]

Nope, they are secretly planning world/Galaxy domination with this new enemy...

Spoilers for Season 5....

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that make perfect sense... you have just proven the identity of Teyla's baby and why Michael has such an interest in it

[Briangate78]

LOL, glad I made you guys chuckle. In all seriousness though. The Wraith will still be a threat, imo. However they will be put on the side as the secondary enemy. Think of the Goa'uld in Season 9 and 10. However, not as defeated as that. I think the Wraith will be like Ba'al in Season 9 and 10 of SG-1. Who is still scheming to get the upperhand, and may very well do so. I think we still have the Michael and Todd story arcs that should play a lot of interest into Season 5.

[Fenrir Foxz]

Hey I've been saying it all along that Teyla's baby is Stewie

LOL, glad I made you guys chuckle. In all seriousness though. The Wraith will still be a threat, imo. However they will be put on the side as the secondary enemy. Think of the Goa'uld in Season 9 and 10. However, not as defeated as that. I think the Wraith will be like Ba'al in Season 9 and 10 of SG-1. Who is still scheming to get the upperhand, and may very well do so. I think we still have the Michael and Todd story arcs that should play a lot of interest into Season 5.

I agree, the Wraith will still be a threat... and until Michael is fully dealt with I would say a serious threat

[Elitenova]

I dont think the IOA puppet Woolsey approve.

[kiku65]

I dont think the IOA puppet Woolsey approve.

Woolsey worries me. Not least because he was advocating a double-cross of Todd in The Seer.

And because he's an annoying small-minded jerk as well, of course

[SG1Commander]

Although i like the Michael arc, i personally think that the threat he poses to the Expedition and Pegasus as whole has taken the attention away from the rest of the Wraith. I think an interesting episode might be where Atlantis, Todd, and the other wraith team up to get rid of Michael, then the Wraith turn around and attack Todd and the expedition team.

[jenks]

Yes the Wraith have lost their grip on Pegasus, it's a major theme of season 5.

[The TARDIS]

Aye...they have. Think the System Lords under Anubis's reign. Michael is much like Anubis, in that he has upset the balance between the Hives and now has them seeking alliance with the Tau'ri for their continued existence.

Just my take on it, though

[Astrofighter]

Woolsey will be like many characters before him, he will adjust to work with the team and eventually put the team first before the IOA. Just like the changed Vala from being self absorbed sex crazed treasure hunter to valued team member who still drops sexual treasure hunter jabs from time and time again. Same thing will happen to Woolsey's character. He will become more of a team player but at the same time he will hold back and let things develop before he decides to do anything, but it will always be the right thing in the end.

[Prior_of_the_Ori]

Nope, they are secretly planning world/Galaxy domination with this new enemy...

Spoilers for Season 5....

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Does this mean that Teylas baby will forever plot her death due to his intense hate for her?

[YutheGreat]

The Wraith still control the galaxy but their recent losses in the replicator war and Michael's guerilla tactics have weakened their hold over the galaxy.

Unless the Wraith unite under someone like Todd, the Galaxy will be riped for the taking by Michael and would lead to the extinction of the Wraith as a species.

A few of them maybe kept by Michael as pets or as training tools for his men.

[Constanza]

Yes they have… they don’t look so threatening to me anymore (especially since the moment they started fighting each other).
Michael, on the other hand, is gaining momentum and becoming the evil force the Atlantis expedition has to get rid off.

I like the wraith, they need to find the way to go back to their origins, being the lovely vampires we used to be afraid of…

[GoSpikey]

But on the other hand, we're now getting to know their inside workings better thanks to a great character like Todd.

Just go with the flow...

[knowles2]

Woolsey will be like many characters before him, he will adjust to work with the team and eventually put the team first before the IOA. Just like the changed Vala from being self absorbed sex crazed treasure hunter to valued team member who still drops sexual treasure hunter jabs from time and time again. Same thing will happen to Woolsey's character. He will become more of a team player but at the same time he will hold back and let things develop before he decides to do anything, but it will always be the right thing in the end.

I damn hope not, that be boring and done before, vala. I want him to do the wrong thing or at least morally wrong thing at least a few times, and most of all I do not want him to become best buddies with the team like previous commanders and I want plenty on tension and the team not getting their own way all the time. And best of all I want him to proven right about his decisions and teams members especially rodney and Shepperd to be proven wrong.

[Coremae]

I personally think that the wraith are not that much of a threat as they used to be back in the kulling times... when I saw the wraith in season 1 I thought they were powerful and everyone was scared of them [people in atlantis] now its just a case of using one of the spaceships to destroy them...

Threat? The Genii were more of a threat. The wraith is a concept that failed to take off. The Goa'uld was incredibly intimidating. The wraith; NOOOO!

[GoSpikey]

Well, we can't find the Wraith that scary if Sheppard isn't scared with them in the first place. I thought Rising was scary, definitely the female Keeper, but after that... There's Steve, who we gave a, well, ridiculous name so we wouldn't be afraid of him, problem is that he's adorable. Then they got shot down so easily (new ammo, couldn't keep on resurrecting them, either!) and yeah, no more thread. Character development for the Wraith was the next step, with Michael it somewhat began, and with Todd it got completed, and here we are.

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Now we work nicely together with the Wraith, while the arising people in the galaxy are being total butts towards the Atlantis expedition... Like they'll do better without them... Pfft.

Todd is working on reuniting some of the left over Wraith, so after that, maybe he's going to take on the other ones, get rid of them, and make sure he's got a decent and loyal core, and then back to galaxy domination?

[Ripple in Space]

[Woolsey] And because he's an annoying small-minded jerk as well, of course

He's one of the few politicians that Hammond, O'Neill and Landry trust....