Would you want more Goa'uld in season 10 ?

[Eoin]

I'd like to see more goa'uld in season 10 and especially ba'al

[jash]

The Goa'uld are an after thought now. we have bigger fish to fry. They are on the threat level of the genii now. and that level is non.

[valaCB]

I really want to see Ba'al again, definitely.

[Iguana775]

As long as it's Ba'al. I think he's a great bad guy and a good change of pace from the Ori.

[the fifth man]

I would definitely like to still see the existence of the Goa'uld. Mainly as a minor threat, though. Like a lot of others, Ba'al is my personal favorite for wreaking havoc on SG-1 and the SGC.

[Major_Griff]

I want to see Ba'al alligned with Kinsey. Have we forgotten the events of Full Alert? Ba'al is hands down the best Goa'uld and Kinsey as Goa'uld as so much evil potential. I would love to see the two of them working together.

[Thor of The Asgard]

I want to see Ba'al alligned with Kinsey. Have we forgotten the events of Full Alert? Ba'al is hands down the best Goa'uld and Kinsey as Goa'uld as so much evil potential. I would love to see the two of them working together.

i like your idea!

i would definitly like to see more of the goa'uld!
after all they were strong for 7-8 season!~!

[Skythe]

No more goa'uld except Baal. As someone said hes kinda like the new maybourne, and i wouldn't mind him developing as such, so in some episodes they could have potential compromises with him.

[Commander Ivanova]

Happy to see Ba'al again, he's so bad he's good! Rest of 'em enjoying a well-deserved retirement far as I'm concerned.

[HirogenGater]

Happy to see Ba'al again, he's so bad he's good! Rest of 'em enjoying a well-deserved retirement far as I'm concerned.

Agreed. I think the Gou'ald heyday is over.

[Piratejenna]

I don't care if the Goa'uld are no longer the Big Bads in the show, because they've been camped up to the status of pantomime villains, and trivialised in the process. But I think they should be a huge part of the Stargate universe in the sense that their presence and influence is clearly seen. The Goa'uld aren't just a bunch of individual bad guys - they were an entire political & cultural system which made the galaxy what it is. Just as medieval feudalism (which only lasted a few hundred years) has had an enduring impact in Europe, so the Goa'uld system (which lasted for thousands of years) should leave its impact in the Stargate world.

The Goa'uld's use of the Gates created Stargate's unique selling point - that many of the places they visit are linked to Earth through mythology. Take them out of the Stargate universe, and all you have is a generic sci-fi show. StarTrek has the Federation, the Klingons, the Romulans - all those features help to make their distinctive universe. Babylon 5 has the Vorlons, Shadows, First Ones, Rangers, Psi-corps, which all contribute to the richness of that universe. The Goa'uld are an important part of Stargate's distinctive universe.

I'd like to see the writers revisit the Goa'uld but at a deeper, darker level than we've seen so far. There was something really creepy and sadistic about the early concept which has never been properly explored because they took a lighter, campier direction. There's still unused potential there, I think.

[Dr. Elisabeth Weir]

I see many people are interested in seeing Ba'al again but any other Goa'uld. What about a wife for Ba'al? or imagine that Anubis has won against Oma and has put his body back together and rebuild his fleet with the Kull soldiers and perhaps found a new way to be unstopable? I think it would be great if Anubis would return, work together with SG.1 and battle the Ori

[Major_Griff]

Other than Ba'al and Kinsey there are no other (living) Goa'uld that I'd really care to see again.

[-Jules-]

Yes, I'd like to see more Goa'uld. Personally, IMHO, I think the Ori are stupid. The Goa'uld were cool because, when they pretended to be gods, they had the style. The Ori just stand there and use their cheesy powers to make you worship them. And all the mythology was there. It made the show interesting, and it's what the show's based off of. (Stargate the movie)

[NakedJehutyV2]

the goauld with style is ba'al