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Stargate: Extinction

Perhaps a stargate accident transports the team and the Wraith back in time 65 million years. The Wraith decimate the dinosaur population until the team creates a solar flare to allow them to open a wormhole back into the present. In doing so, the Wraith ship is sent crashing off the Yucatan, where its engines detontate. The timeline is restored and hilarity ensues.
 
^ Well, they did already have an episode with Sheppard in Vegas..who knows what he did during his down time. lol :D

I haven't been paying close attention to this..who knows what it could be as long as it's not something boring. Hopefully, it is the wraith with their final swan song.
 
Here's my problem if they are indeed wiping out the Wraith. That will make three races (other two being the Goa'uld and the Ori) who have ruled their respective galactic domains unchallenged for thousands of years. Then suddenly the a group of humans from Earth meet up with them and in less than 10 year those races are completely wiped out? I can accept the Goa'uld, and the Ori pretty much had to be completely annhilated given the way they were depicted, but the Wraith? That's taking things unnecessarily too far. After all, Atlantis is now on Earth, and the Wraith are stuck in the Pegasus galaxy presumably unaware of Earth's location and now having no way of reaching Earth. They're no real threat anymore.
 
I can accept the Goa'uld, and the Ori pretty much had to be completely annhilated given the way they were depicted, but the Wraith?
The Wraith feed on humans and have no other food source. Of the three, the Wraith are the ones that definitely gotta go. I've been wondering when someone would call the fight against them what it is, a kill-or-be-killed genocidal conflict.

I agree that it's lame that Stargate villains have to be made so artificially lame so that humans can beat them. It's Janeway vs the Borg all over again. The Goa'uld could have been clever and unified instead of fractuous lunatics with terrible fashion sense who were so stupid the effectively beat themselves. The Ori, well I don't think there was any way to salvage them.

The Wraith didn't need the haunted-house theatrics. To depict them as a "normal" humanoid society, yet still with the same digestive demands, would have been the creepiest thing imaginable, and far creepier than the silly way they've been characterized.

the Wraith are stuck in the Pegasus galaxy presumably unaware of Earth's location and now having no way of reaching Earth.
They'll always be a threat as long as they exist. There will always be the possibility that they will learn the location of Earth (now that due to Our Heroes, thank you very much, they are aware it exists) and that they will find a means to get there. Hunger is a powerful motivating factor.

Everyone needs to stop pussyfooting around and acknowledge that one of two things needs to happen: regress all the Wraith to human form (a la Michael) or kill them. Regression is effectively killing them anyway - just a hypocritical sop to liberal sensibilities really - so either way it comes down to genocide in the end. Get on with it.
 
I agree that it's lame that Stargate villains have to be made so artificially lame so that humans can beat them. It's Janeway vs the Borg all over again. The Goa'uld could have been clever and unified instead of fractuous lunatics with terrible fashion sense who were so stupid the effectively beat themselves. The Ori, well I don't think there was any way to salvage them.
Arrrgh! One of the biggest developments that the franchise allowed to happen, is the idiot-fication of the Ancients. These people lived for millions of years, in multiple galaxies, yet 10 yr spacefaring Earthlings are able to achieve feats that escaped them? Even the Jaffa-slaves and human incubators were able to learn how to use the Dakara creation device to zap people. And they did it without any help from Sam or Jacob/Selmac, or Ba'al, as none of them would be dumb enough to tell them how it worked. If the creation device that was employed in Pegasus were destroyed early on during the war, surely another could've been built. You would'nt actually need to build a full size one-heck, a miniature version would work fine, using it through the gate, or onboard warships. Program it to eradicate Wraith dna, and shoot! You would'nt need to iradicate all Wraith, since they'd see how you could wipe them out in the blink of an eye, and back down.
But of course, no one can top our shining Earth heroes. Not even the people responsible for creating them. :rolleyes:
 
I can accept the Goa'uld, and the Ori pretty much had to be completely annhilated given the way they were depicted, but the Wraith?
The Wraith feed on humans and have no other food source. Of the three, the Wraith are the ones that definitely gotta go. I've been wondering when someone would call the fight against them what it is, a kill-or-be-killed genocidal conflict.

While I don't disagree with you, I just want to clarify what I meant by my comment about why the Ori had to be annhilated. Due to how they were depicted (uber powerful ascended beings who can control anything) the only logical way that story could have been resolved is in complete annhilation of the Ori.

And while I don't argue there is no other way of dealing with the Wraith, it just seems a bit cheap (story-telling wise) that the heroes of the SGC are wiping out another race of beings who have ruled an entire galaxy for thousands of years unchallenged, when they have already done the same with two other races who each ruled thousand-year reigns over their galaxies in the past five years.

Somehow, I think I've already predicted how Universe will end.
 
Well...the Wraith wouldn't benefit any by making humans extinct - unless they wanted to follow soon after...

So...I'd have to say it's the Wraith - or a *totally* un-Wraith-related storyllne involving humanity (in *both* galaxies) facing extinction from a new adversary/disaster/whatever..

(^If that was the case...maybe like with the Replicators, the Wraith and humans will work together? Use to survive...them to survive - by saving their food source!)

But it's also possible that whatever this story is about - someone at the last minute finds a way to save the Wraith - but change them...like when they proposed altering their physiology to survive on regular human food...

Er, rather non-human foo...uh, er, I mean not-huma...oh, you get what I meant!
 
Maybe they should have Ming Na's character date a transexual in order for stargate universe to be edgy.
 
I can accept the Goa'uld, and the Ori pretty much had to be completely annhilated given the way they were depicted, but the Wraith?
The Wraith feed on humans and have no other food source. Of the three, the Wraith are the ones that definitely gotta go. I've been wondering when someone would call the fight against them what it is, a kill-or-be-killed genocidal conflict.

Not really. If the Wraith win the result in galaxy-wide ecological homeostasis. If the humans win the result is, eventually, galaxy-wide environmental devastation and mass extinction of practically every non-human species.
From a environmentally conscious point of view, which NBC Universal (and thus the Sci-Fi channel) wishes to promote to make parent company GE look better, Wraith victory is the best possible outcome. Humans live sustainable agrarian lifestyles and maintain reasonable numbers. Those populations that grow too large are culled, and those that industrialize are destroyed. This system results in near perfect sustainability.
Frankly, the humans really are the villains here.
 
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