Tok'ra??

[Lightning]

hey, I was just wondering if anyone has heard any mention of the tokra showing up in season 9, even just a mention of them. They simply just seem to have disappeared altogether. I would have thought that would at least send a fruit basket through the gate as a tank you for destroying an enemy they could not after thousands of years trying.

[Steve_the_Wraith]

hey, I was just wondering if anyone has heard any mention of the tokra showing up in season 9, even just a mention of them. They simply just seem to have disappeared altogether. I would have thought that would at least send a fruit basket through the gate as a tank you for destroying an enemy they could not after thousands of years trying.

I heard mention of them in "Ex Deus Machina", apparently they are still supplying information to their former allies. I keep wondering what they are up to now the systems lord's power is broken. Fighting the Goa'uld was all they had

[VironX]

the tok'ras gonna probibily die out within a generation or 2 because there are couple hundred of the left and they have no queen(many of them are old too).

[lionel_pendergast_rocks]

ya, i think by the end of the series, we'll see the tokra die out. and with

Spoiler:

jacob gone

, we dont really have an insight into what what the tok'ra are doing.

[Vyse]

This is a topic that I am annoyed that TPTB have ignored so far. I want to see them adapt and respond to the fact that the Goa'uld are defeated. They were fighting the Goa'uld for thousands of years, and we get no reaction! Really annoying.

[the fifth man]

Hey, the season isn't over yet. I think we'll get at least some mention of what's been going on with our former allies the tok'ra. On the topic of their future as a species though, not looking so good. Unless they start using the sarcophagus or something, there aren't going to be any tok'ra left in a few years. Sucks to be them, I guess.

[MarshAngel]

They're probably sulking about having spent thousands of years toiling only to have a bunch of young'uns do what they've been trying to for thousands of years. No doubt they're doing some thumb twiddling as well wondering what they're going to do with themselves now that they don't have to devote their every waking thought to getting rid of the Goauld.
I suppose they can devote some real thought to saving themselves from extinction. It would be nice to see them accomplish it rather than die out altogether... although I doubt they'll get too many volunteers for joining even if they do manage to save themselves. If they're really lucky they may start building a society like the Trill in Star Trek.

[Kalliope]

I'd love to learn something more about the Tok'ra who removed Vala's Goaul'd symbiote and healed her.

[Seastallion]

They're probably sulking about having spent thousands of years toiling only to have a bunch of young'uns do what they've been trying to for thousands of years. No doubt they're doing some thumb twiddling as well wondering what they're going to do with themselves now that they don't have to devote their every waking thought to getting rid of the Goauld.
I suppose they can devote some real thought to saving themselves from extinction. It would be nice to see them accomplish it rather than die out altogether... although I doubt they'll get too many volunteers for joining even if they do manage to save themselves. If they're really lucky they may start building a society like the Trill in Star Trek.

Well, the way I've always seen it is like this... They actually have the body of Egeria their Queen. So they need to use it. Clone her. Her clone would give new life to the Tok'ra race. I mean, really...! If a bunch of low-life human scientist working for the rogue NID could do it... why not the Tok'ra?? After all, their sciences are ahead of ours, so it shouldn't be too difficult. With a new cloned Queen, she'd be able to spawn new Tok'ra and just for good measure (I cannot believe she didn't do it already *stupid, stupid, stupid*), she could produce a few more queens to ensure the race's survival.

Having done that, I agree that they should do whatever they can to integrate themselves 'ala' the Trill. There are actually reasons for people being willing to become a host. The same reason Jacob Carter did it for one thing. People with illnesses, would be given new life and have their life span more than doubled. Also, they would recieve an abundance of knowledge upon blending with a symbiote. Sure, it might suck to have to share your body (ala "Duet" on SGA), but it would be better than dying... right?? To each his/her own. Anyways, with their being a benevolent offshoot of the Goa'uld I could see them integrating with a primitive human civilization and while lifting those people from the dark ages into a scientific and technological golden age that would very likely cause the people of that planet to revere them much as the Trill revere their symbiotes on Star Trek. If I were a Tok'ra, that would be my plan.

[GateMan2000]

Maybe they will use the time machine to go and get their queen? lol

[SierraGulf1]

When asked if we will see the Tok'Ra, Asgard, and Nox this season, Mr. Malozzi replied that one is definite, one is most likely, and one is no way.

Now, an Asgard has already been scheduled to appear in the back half of season 9, making this the definite. The Nox haven't even been thought of, so they're probably the no way. That leaves #2. I hope they do show up, perhaps to seek help about their problem.

[jenks]

Maybe the Tok'ra will learn how to ascend...

[lionel_pendergast_rocks]

or perhaps they can help us defeat the ori, if that's even possible.

[jenks]

We should just try and find a way to destroy all human life in the Ori's galaxy...

[Steve_the_Wraith]

We should just try and find a way to destroy all human life in the Ori's galaxy...

The Ori are evil but many (maybe most) of the people in that Galaxy aren't. Who knows how many more people like Harrid, Sallis and Fannis are out there