baal the spin off series

[LadyWolfie]

I would watch a spin off series. Totally agree that loads could be done with the character. Baal has always been the mystery, could never predict his moves and his motives are never clear cut.

Yes, I think plenty of scope. He would make for a very interesting 'Angel' type figure. 'Goau'ld with a soul' LOL!

yeah! coz you never know his motives in SG-1 it would be great to see things from the other side, i think Ba'al is a great character i'd love the 3rd series to be about him!

[The Great Lord Baal]

I am up for any ideas of saving baal

[LadyWolfie]

I am up for any ideas of saving baal

*looks at username* What a suprise, i guess it is possible

Spoiler:

In the second movie Ba'al is the main baddie, the first timeline he is about to be executed (not much chance of a spinoff seires), the secnd timeline he is a great system lord again, but i'm guessing SG-1 foil he plans but there is no reason why when SG-1 restore the timeline to normal it should be exactly the same as the first

so maybe they will leave Ba'als fate open so that one day Everyones Favourite Evil Alien Overlord can return!

[Arctic Goddess]

*looks at username* What a suprise, i guess it is possible

Spoiler:

In the second movie Ba'al is the main baddie, the first timeline he is about to be executed (not much chance of a spinoff seires), the secnd timeline he is a great system lord again, but i'm guessing SG-1 foil he plans but there is no reason why when SG-1 restore the timeline to normal it should be exactly the same as the first

so maybe they will leave Ba'als fate open so that one day Everyones Favourite Evil Alien Overlord can return!

I do hope so. Stargate without Ba'al is just <SHUDDER> unthinkable.

[LadyWolfie]

Do you think it should/could be earth based as he has the trust under his control or do you think they should take him back into space to restart his empire?

[Krisz]

It could start out Earth based. He obviously knows what the SGC are up to as most of the time he seems to be one step ahead of them. He's not adverse to using them to further his interests so establishing his power base on Earth makes sense. As he said, on Earth he can "hide in plain sight".

This way we can watch him either expand his interests in the Galaxy using Earth as his base or find that he turns out to adopt Earth as his new home and decides to help them expand interests without too much risk on his part. This is all dependent on whether he becomes the 'Good Goa'uld' or remains the ever deceitful, unpredictable Baal we all know and love!!! It would be fun to watch something along these lines.

[Major_Griff]

Ba'al is my favorite bad guy in SG-1 mostly beacuse Every episode that he was in for more than a cameo was awesome up untill S9 (Abyss, Zero Hour, Reckoning) but since then, his eps have either been average but mostly because of the clone story line. Though I did think that Stronghold was pretty good.

[the_dark_light]

Do you think it should/could be earth based as he has the trust under his control or do you think they should take him back into space to restart his empire?

Earth based - maybe focusing on the businesses he "acquired" - move over David Brent!

[kingsownall]

hes one of my fav characters . u know how they treat baal these days. hes like kenny in south park he just keeps on dying

[Krisz]

Earth based - maybe focusing on the businesses he "acquired" - move over David Brent!

LOL!!

[The Great Lord Baal]

Do you think it should/could be earth based as he has the trust under his control or do you think they should take him back into space to restart his empire?

I would rather seem him restart his empire

[TheBigFlush]

Baal was the coolest Goa'uld in SG1. This is true. But he wasn't "star of his own series" good.

[The Great Lord Baal]

blasphemy I will strick you down (only joking)

[Arctic Goddess]

Baal was the coolest Goa'uld in SG1. This is true. But he wasn't "star of his own series" good.

Ba'al is awesome!

Cliff Simon can be amazing with the right material. It's not just the dialogue, it's the expressions he uses, the way he reacts to other actors, it's the body language. He knows how to make the most use of every aspect of his character. When he rolled his eyes at Anubis as he walked away in Reckoning, that was all Cliff. The director didn't tell him to do that. That is what I mean by great acting. He takes the character and turns Ba'al into a believable bad guy. As a regular in the new series, he would be awesome!

[The Great Lord Baal]

krisz has got us a bit angry to say the least