(SG1: "Homecoming"), A short time later, he conquered the planet Erebus and his Jaffa captured Bra'tac and Rya'c. SG-1 must somehow restore history. Ba'al travels back in time and prevents the Stargate program from being started. Jul 15, 2014 - Ba'al was a Goa'uld, and one of the last System Lords. His Jaffa had abandoned him, trying to find a way to free him from a forcefield. When the System Lords held a conference following the deaths of Apophis and Cronus, Ba'al seemed to function as first among equals, conducting the meeting. "Prototype"10. Cliff Simon was not just a fan-favorite at conventions, who played one of the Stargate universe’s most beloved baddies, Lord Baal.The actor was also loved by his co-stars. In Stargate: Continuum, the SG-1 team has finally cornered Ba'al, and they plan to kill him. "Last Stand", 17. Furthermore, he was willing to consent to the establishment of a Free Jaffa Nation as it meant he was able to sway Teal'c into his service (although it is unclear if he would have actually gone through with this promise if he was ever put in a position where he would have to honour it). Because many such gains were made with the help of Sokar's Jaffa, Sokar considered the territory to be his though he rarely pressed this issue and simply left Ba'al be, concentrating on his own war with Ra. However, when SG-1 informed Yu that Ba'al had been conducting weapons research on the planet, he sent a fleet which destroyed the facility and thus freed O'Neill. In keeping with his more subtle modus operandi, Ba'al also maintained an image of almost entirely non-military refinement, with a rather less threatening appearance than was usual for the Goa'uld. He was interrogated by SG-1 and told them his clones had turned on him and the SGC needed to captured them because they had knowledge of the Sangraal. With Stargate SG-1 cancelled and most of that show’s plots tied up in The Ark of Truth, a second direct-to-DVD movie was greenlit: Continuum, a time travel story revolving around the machinations of Ba’al, a remaining foe from the series, who alters the timeline so the Stargate Program never starts, and most of the SG-1 team are never born. Ba'al Ba'al's host survived the extraction and Vala planned to help him adjust. "Avenger 2.0"10. "The Quest", Part 1, 11. The film was edited; given sharper and clearer imaging, re-scoring the music, and new and trimmed scenes, including the … He was rarely seen to be a kind overseer, however, and indeed whenever his people failed to meet his strict food production quotas he very often issued orders for the mass sacrifice of Human lives. Ba'al's influence spread throughout these cultures so much that he was known over the entire Mediterranean basin and, eventually, most of the planet. "Summit"16. Write the second section of your page here. It was pretty clear if Atlantis was allowed to continue they would have been the next "big bad" in the Stargate Universe. Although exceptionally ruthless, Ba'al seemed to possess a somewhat better understanding of human nature than was typical for the Goa'uld, and he also has a vague understanding of the concept of humor. "Gemini"12. Even with the Replicators destroyed, Anubis still intended to claim the superweapon for himself and use it to destroy all life in the galaxy. 1939 (After time travelling from 2008, real Ba'al killed)2008 (last clone symbiote killed) "The Shroud"15. (SG1: "Orpheus"). (SG1: "Zero Hour", "Prometheus Unbound"), Following Moloc's death on Hak'tyl ll, Ba'al claimed his domain and forces as his own. "Smoke & Mirrors"15. (SG1: "The Quest, Part 1", "The Quest, Part 2"), With the Ori making such advances into the Milky Way, Ba'al devised an ingenious plan. (SG1: "Sacrifices"), Ba'al quickly began to conquer the other System Lords using Anubis' forces and, within a year the System Lords had been reduced to three others, all unable to fight him. "Bad Guys"17. The Stargate franchise is an award-winning, cultural phenomenon from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). They're a strange species who have been tracking the … (Stargate: Continuum). "The Fifth Man"05. In his seven years on Stargate the actor made 16 appearances as the powerful System … Cliff Simon was not just a fan-favorite at conventions, who played one of the Stargate universe’s most beloved baddies, Lord Baal.The actor was also loved by his co-stars. Cliff Simon, the South African-born actor who played Ba’al on Stargate:SG-1, met with tragedy.He was kiteboarding and suffered a fatal accident. Ba'al was forced to serve under Anubis, much to his displeasure. This led the other Goa'uld into a failed attempt to negotiate with the Tau'ri for their support against Ba'al. Secretly, however, he was serving Anubis. "The Sentinel"21. At the same time, the real Ba'al traveled back in time to 1939 using the solar observation outpost on Praxyon with a contingent of loyal Jaffa to sink the Achilles with the Alpha Gate onboard before it could reach the United States. He was known to most of you on this page as the villain you loved to hate, Ba'al, from Stargate SG-1. "Reckoning", Part 218. "Fail Safe"18. When Ba'al went back in time he killed the crew of the ship, making it so that Mitchell and his father were both never born. "Allegiance"10. His ships could not locate it, so he had to come by Stargate. Ba'al is a villain appearing in the Stargate SG1 television series. Share the best GIFs now >>> With the news of Cliff’s passing in a tragic kiteboarding accident earlier this week, his fans and coworkers alike have been pouring out their love, their memories, and their grief online. "Beachhead"07. When Ba'al got to Earth, he arrived on the ship Achilles and killed the crew of a ship carrying the Stargate (including Captain Mitchell, Colonel Cameron Mitchell's grandfather) and set a bomb before leaving through the Stargate to build a new empire in that time. First seen during the Second Goa'uld Dynasty, Ba'al was originally one of Ra's prominent underlords in service to him on Earth where he was thought to be the son of El—who was, in actuality, Ra—by the Canaanites. He planted locator beacons in all of them and they used the tracking system on the Al'kesh to capture them. Ba'al was a Goa'uld, and one of the last System Lords. "Fragile Balance"04. Stargate SG-1 (12 episodes)Stargate: Atlantis (Mentioned)Stargate: Continuum After all the clones were captures, Malcolm Barrett, who was brainwashed, helped Ba'al escape. Once an underlord in the Second Goa'uld Dynasty, Ba'al left Ra's service and rose to a position of power among the System Lords in his own right. "Wormhole X-Treme!"13. "Metamorphosis", 17. He used this new territory to parlay his way into a preeminent position among the System Lords, gaining even more power than he had previously. Ba'al will play a big part in the storyline as he will be working for the empire and sometimes helps the heroes. "2001"11. Ba'al learned some things about Earth culture while staying on-planet. (SG1: "Insiders"), When he discovered the existence of Merlin's Anti-Ori weapon that could not only destroy the Ori, but the Ancients as well, one of the Ba'al clones found the planet where the weapon was located. Ba'al travels back in time and prevents the Stargate program from being started. In exchange for this help, Sokar took Ba'al under his wing for a time, aiding him in his struggle to survive against their mutual enemy. The real Ba'al was finally killed by Colonel Cameron Mitchell, who set an ambush for him when he tried to alter history. The most up-to-date Stargate news, episode summaries and in-depth analyses, plus spoilers and info on upcoming … but ba'al is just ... everything. As Sokar's fleets closed in to attack the ships, Ba'al unleashed his plan and used the ha'tak's to cause the systems stars to go supernova, destroying everything nearby including themselves and the sixty million inhabitants on the worlds. With Tenor, maker of GIF Keyboard, add popular Stargate animated GIFs to your conversations. However, she kept him alive long enough to interrogate him via a hand device with Ba'al who was in a weakened state and even near death disclosing everything he knew. Biography [edit | edit source] 2006 [edit | edit source] Inspired designs on t-shirts, posters, stickers, home decor, and more by independent artists and designers from around the world. "Lost City", Part 122. Though these measures led to overall prosperity for both the Goa'uld and the people, it came at the expense of many people and so it perhaps came as no surprise that Ba'al was one of the first Goa'uld to encounter rebellion among his people, though it was to a much smaller scale than Ra's later comeuppance. Stargate: Continuum (Stargate: El Continuo o Stargate: Tiempo Infinito en algunas versiones) es una película para DVD escrita por Brad Wright y dirigida por Martin Wood.Es el segundo filme secuela de Stargate SG-1, después de Stargate: The Ark of Truth, y marca el fin de la trama Goa'uld, la cual abarcó de forma preferente las primeras ocho temporadas. "Redemption", Part 203. In this alternate timeline, Ba'al, retaining the knowledge of the previous timeline, became the leader of the Goa'uld, using his knowledge of the other timeline to anticipate his enemies' moves and destroy them, as well as gaining the support of other System Lords. "Proving Ground"14. Cliff Simon, the South African-born actor who played Ba’al on Stargate:SG-1, met with tragedy.He was kiteboarding and suffered a fatal accident. "Prophecy"22. "The Road Not Taken"14. "Zero Hour"05. With the help of the villagers, SG-1 defeated Mot and killed him, saving Ba'al from his plans, unknown to Ba'al himself. Ba’al is the longest-running villain in Stargate’s history. Cliff Simon, best known as the villain Ba’al on Stargate SG-1, died March 9 in Topanga Canyon, CA, according to his wife, who posted the news on Facebook. Ba'al is one of The Goa'uld in Stargate Sg1 an the main villain in Stargate continuum. 114 talking about this. The first recurring bad-guy race to appear in Stargate Universe, the Nakai have a fish-like bipedal appearance that seems to glow blue. Notably, where most Goa'uld tended to allow their underlings to do most of their work, Ba'al was willing to take a more 'hands-on' approach to his affairs, seen most keenly in his detailed knowledge of the Stargate network, allowing him to perform such feats as developing a program that could dial every Stargate in the galaxy simultaneously. He also made Qetesh who was still in control of Vala Mal Doran, having never been extracted from her his Queen. He whisks her away and offers her … Toss up between Apophis and Ba'al. Mitchell shot Ba'al in the head, killing him, and with the deaths of all his clones, Ba'al was gone for good, although the host of one of his clones survived. AVATAR meets STARGATE Universe - Rizzo vs Rodney McKay and Baal.mp4 In the alternate reality he created, Ba'al also demonstrated that he was willing to break the cycle of Goa'uld megalomania resulting in conquest, preferring to negotiate an alliance of sorts with the Tau'ri (with himself in overall control) rather than simply slaughtering and enslaving them. Ba’al was my favorite Goa’uld and Cliff Simon played him with such relish. Description Ba'al was a member of an alien species called Goa'uld, and one of the last System Lords. He forced Lt. "Uninvited", 06. Stargate cast and crew from SG-1, Atlantis and Universe posted touching tributes to the late Cliff Simon, who played the villain Ba'al. Cliff SimonMorena Baccarin ("Dominion"). "Insiders"05. "Avatar"07. Unknown to the System Lords at the time, Ra was killed by Colonel Jack O'Neill and Doctor Daniel Jackson who had used Transportation rings to send an enhanced nuclear warhead on board his ship after a rebellion on Abydos. Though not entirely loyal to Ba'al, these Jaffa served him out of fear of his wrath for, even though they knew that Ra's wrath on them would be terrible if he managed to defeat Ba'al, Ba'al presented a more immediate threat to them. 2 talking about this. Cliff Sim 0 n (1962–2021) Actor Cliff Simon , best known as the villain Ba'al on Stargate SG-1 Ba'al (Stargate) Vala Mal Doran; International Talk Like A Pirate Day; Summary. SG-1 must … (SG1: "It's Good to Be King"). He is introduced in … "The Warrior"19. He eventually became content that he would be able to contend with the forces of Ra without Sokar's aid, Ba'al broke off his servitude to Sokar and declared himself the sovereign ruler of his sector of space. "Icon", 06. It was during the time that the Goa'uld ruled Earth that he was sent to Kinahhi—under the name Re'ammin the Thunderer—to kill its ruler, King Yahm, when he fell from the favor of the Goa'uld. Unlike the "typical" Goa'uld, Ba'al's personality was generally wry and sardonic rather than melodramatically megalomaniacal; his methods often involved deception and subterfuge rather than brute force, and his style tended toward subtle insidiousness rather than outright cruelty. "Moebius", Part 2, 01. Cliff Simon … Having learned of his attack, Ba'al made a daring gambit; when Sokar's fleets arrived in two of the systems controlled by Ba'al, they were met with only two ha'tak's each. "Sight Unseen"14. Ba'al was the first Goa'uld whose extraction was shown. "Abyss", 07. Ranking every villain across all seasons of the Stargate universe from worst to best. (SG1: "Ex Deus Machina"), Later, Ba'al managed to regain an army by recruiting Jaffa, largely through the use of brainwashing. "Grace"14. "Ripple Effect"14. A Free Jaffa Nation fleet and the Odyssey gathered at Golla IX in preparation for this attack, forcing Lt. Though Ba'al indicated this to be the case, saying it wasn't a very original plan, the scheme was foiled and the clone was killed by Teal'c. "Affinity"08. And he was SO much more - a true original, an adventurer, a sailor, swimmer, dancer, actor, author. Yu appears briefly in the alternate timeline of Stargate: Continuum as one of Ba'al's lieutenants. "Citizen Joe", 16. When Teal'c returned, Ba'al hoped to be freed, only for Teal'c to realize that Qetesh would kill him. "Moebius", Part 120. Biography [edit | edit source] 2007 [edit | edit source] SG-1 must somehow restore history. "Talion"18. The Replicator armadas led by Replicator Carter quickly overwhelmed and destroyed the Goa'uld System Lords, and Ba'al found himself fighting a losing battle against the invaders. Cliff Simon: Actor Who Played Ba'al in Stargate Dies in a Kite-boarding Accident? During the war with the Ori, Ba'al occasionally remarked that he found aspects of human culture "amusing", and even goes so far as to largely stop using the symbiote voice distinctive of the Goa'uld, only using it when trying to intimidate opponents. Zipacna, played by Kevin Durand (seasons 1,3, 5) – A Goa'uld who once served Apophis. As a result of his advance, many System Lords retreated to planets they had once ruled but abandoned to use as strongholds and hideouts. He was played by Cliff Simon in all of his appearances. "Lost City", Part 2, 01. He was known to most of you on this page as the villain you loved to hate, Ba'al, from Stargate SG-1. (SGA: "Nightfall"). (SG1: "Dominion"), At the time of the Atlantis expedition's encounter with the rogue Asgard Fenrir, the Tau'ri and Free Jaffa Nation were planning a joint attack on one of Ba'al's bases. During this time, Ba'al was able to use his gravity technology to create black holes while using an anti-gravity device of Ancient design as a shield so that he wouldn't be affected by them. Among these was Ares who tried to retake Arkhan's world but was killed by Brigadier General Jack O'Neill who destroyed his Ha'tak with the Time Jumper, presumably leading to Ba'al absorbing Ares' territory too. "Menace"20. When Adria discovered the location of the world, Ba'al was stunned by the Ori Commander with his Ori stun weapon. "Memento"21. However, this very act earned Ba'al the ire of Yu, an enmity which had previously only manifested in minor tension, which resulted in open hostilities. For centuries after this the truce remained, both of the Goa'uld fighting against Ra rather than amongst each other. Loved … "Prometheus", 12. Though Yu was originally given the position to lead United Alliance of System Lords forces, his growing senility left him unable to do so and so Teal'c and Oshu convinced Ba'al to assume control of the fleet and lead the war against Anubis. "Reckoning", Part 117. And he pays the price!
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