isn't he dead yet?

spookypumpkin

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is apophis dead at the end of enemies? i thought he was attacked by the replicators. he IS dead, isn't he?

in that case, who was in command of the goa'uld ship in Between two fires ?

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SPOILERS!!!!!

What happened to SPOILERS!!? Thank you 4 just letting me know that there's Goa'uld in BTF, I was actually trying not to read spoilers on that particular ep. WHICH I HAVEN'T ACTUALLY SEEN!!!:mad:

Anyway, aren't there millions of Goa'uld it could be?! If his ha'tak vessels are up for taking, if he is dead?
 
Spoilers:!!

As there are folks who have *not* seen season four, all commentray regarding S4 must be tagged in the 'Post Subject' and at the beginning of the post as 'Spoilers for Season Four'.

Please don't ruin peoples enjoyment and surprise.

Thanks.

BTW: I mod this forum.
 
Re: Spoilers:!!

Originally posted by Rowan
Please don't ruin peoples enjoyment and surprise.
Yeah, 'cos you did mine!
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But I'll get over it... :rolleyes: ;)
 
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Hi spookypumpkin,

I think Apophis is dead. The explosion destroyed the replacators, and they were darn hard to get rid of.

As for who was in command of the goa'uld ship in Between two fires I'm not sure, but I did find a fairly active discussion at "The Midas Array "


Hope this helps.
~Ice~

ps. I'm not trying to convert people to this site!!!!!!!!!!http://www.midasarray.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?s=3bfb4fe90dffffff;act=ST;f=37;t=23
 
In regards to the death of anyone in any season

It ain't officially over for me until I see the coffin go into the ground.

And even then, I'll keep my fingers crossed. :rolleyes:
 
Re: In regards to the death of anyone in any season

Originally posted by Rowan
It ain't officially over for me until I see the coffin go into the ground.

And even then, I'll keep my fingers crossed. :rolleyes:

hehe me too
 
:( :rolleyes: But surely he should have a more... obvious death!? I mean, otherwise they ...

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Might as well have killed Tanith off in 48 hours, right at the beginning. ... He's not dead either, is he?! And if he is, what was the point of introducing him? I thought he was supposed to be another major baddie?!
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Now I've totally confused myself! I just thought that, considering he's been around for so long (surely the longest recurring cast member; more than Bra'tac?) the producers wouldn't kill him off so ... lightly.
 
Originally posted by kelsi
:( :rolleyes: But surely he should have a more... obvious death!? I mean, otherwise they ...

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Might as well have killed Tanith off in 48 hours, right at the beginning. ... He's not dead either, is he?! And if he is, what was the point of introducing him? I thought he was supposed to be another major baddie?!

He was a major baddie in 'The Archers' * >:)

*British radio programme
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Now I've totally confused myself! I just thought that, considering he's been around for so long (surely the longest recurring cast member; more than Bra'tac?) the producers wouldn't kill him off so ... lightly.
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I think that the Goa'uld mentioned in Between Two Fires could be Anubis. I think Daniel said to Jack that Tanith's boss had no name but Tanith replied that the Goa'uld had a name alright.

I think it's Anubis because the first time they talked about him Daniel told us that he was a gruesome God who killed many. The other Gods punished him by locking him up in a jar and it is said that it was prohibited to speak out his name. So they always referred to him as the God with no name.

I think. :eek7:

Falcon Horus
 
Plenty of people get killed off in sci-fi, even well known and loved characters, for differing reasons.

As for Apophis - the Goa'uld have been fighting amongst themselves for millenia, so he may have been threatened before, but it has generally been by other Goa'uld, or people of no technical capability (relatively) e.g. Egyptians. Or other really advanced races (e.g. Asgard). They seem quite easy to go for peace if inferior (to Asgard AND other Goa'uld) but will probably always plan and plot for getting the better hand (see "The Devil You Know"). Perhaps in most cases the fighting is actually between Jaffa, or between vessels of roughly even capability, and therefore he, personally, is at limited risk. In this case, he was at personal risk.
 

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