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Goa'uld (Children of the Gods II)

A Goa'uld was present on Chulak to choose those who would become children of the gods.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about this Goa'uld, except the fact he was under orders of Apophis.
== Character's evolution ==
=== "Children of the Gods" (1997) ===
In the Chulak palace's prison, Teal'c, Apophis' First Prime, announce that some of the prisoners will be chosen to become children of the gods. Coming close to SG-1, Daniel Jackson suddenly stands up and ask if it will remain something from the host after choosing. The Goa'uld is surprised by his passion. However he chooses Skaara who is taken immediately by the guards.
Soon after, the Goa'uld is part of a group (including Klorel who has taken the body of Skaara) and pass through the Stargate to an unknown destination, preceded by Apophis and his queen, Amaunet (who's inhabiting Sha're's body).
== Notes ==
* This Goa'uld only appears in "Children of the Gods". So we don't know his fate.
* Adam Harrington, the Goa'uld's portrayer, has played later the rôle of Khonsu, a Tok'ra infiltrator in "The Other Guys" (Stargate SG-1).
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Goa'uld scanning device

The scanning device is a device used by the Goa'uld to scan any possible presence on the other side of a Stargate wormhole.
== Overview ==
These silver hand held spherical devices were presumably employed during exploration of new worlds with a Stargate. It is thrown through the Stargate whereupon it lands in its new environment. Once there, part of the device opens on the top and emits an orange scanning beam. Somehow the data are received on the other side (SG1: "Children of the Gods").
Apophis used this device on Earth to find a host for his queen Amaunet (SG1: ).
== History ==
=== (1997) ===
As a wormhole has been established on the SGC's Stargate, Senior Airman Weterings approches the event horizon. As she near it, a small circular metallic device drops from the wormhole at her feet. It emits noise and an orange beam scans her. When she picks up the device, Serpent guards come out the wormhole and she drops it.
Later, a Serpent guard picks up the scanning grenade before leaving the Stargate room.
== Notes ==
* This device is only seen in "Children of the Gods", no more use of it is seen elsewhere in the series.
* There are those who say that the Goa'uld hand device is used to receive the datas transmitted by the device. However, this information is mainly fanwanking and thus not part of the Stargate canon.
== Gallery ==
Goa'uld scanning grenande scanning Weterings.jpg|The scanning grenade emitting a beam that scans Weterings.
== See also ==
* Goa'uld shock grenade, a Goa'uld device with the same shape.
== References ==
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Goa'uld shock grenade

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The Goa'uld shock grenade is a hand weapon used to temporary incapacitate human targets.
 
== Overview ==
This grenade, that has the shape of an orange, is designed to temporary neutralize human target(s), using dazzling light and ear-splitting noise emissions that cause an extreme pain. The effects of this weapon are a near to instantaneous collapsing, and after the victim's gain of consciousness, a temporary blindness that fades after a moment. This weapon is short range, yet it can incapacitate a large number of people located inside a huge room like a hangar bay (SG1: ).
== History ==
=== (1997) ===
While they are fighting against Jaffa inside Klorel's mothership, SG-1 are soon incapacitated by a shock grenade thrown inside the room.
Later, as Colonel Jack O'Neill, Captain Samantha Carter and Teal'c make their way to escape the vessel with Bra'tac, the latter rolls a grenade inside a death gliders hangar bay, disabling the present guards, and allowing them to take death gliders to flee.
=== (2001) ===
Colonel Jack O'Neill uses a shock grenade, given by Jacob Carter, to disable the Jaffa and a brainwashed Teal'c. Teal'c sees the grenade and runs for cover.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scene ==
== Gallery ==
== See also ==
* Goa'uld scanning grenade, a Goa'uld device with the same shape used to scan the other side of a Stargate wormhole.
== External links ==
== References ==
Great Pyramids

The Great Pyramids of Giza are a groupment of Egyptian pyramids located on the Giza Plateau, Egypt.
== Overview ==
The Great Pyramids have been built over 5,000 years ago to serve as main landing path for Goa'uld motherships (, SG1: , ).
== History ==
== Evolution ==
=== (1928/1995) ===
Not far from the Great Pyramids, an archeological digging is performed by a team led by Professor Langford. They discover a big circular artefact made of an unknown mineral quartz.
In 1995, Doctor Daniel Jackson, a young Egyptologist, states during a symposium on Ancient Egypt that the Pharaohs of the Fourth Dynasty did not build the Pyramids. He is then mocked and rejected by his pairs.
=== (2004) ===
Chased by Jaffa on Chulak, alternates Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter and Teal'c fly over Chulak's sky inside a Jumper. They travel back 5,000 years ago and dial Earth's Stargate. On the other side, they discover the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
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Guard

Guard may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* A guard located in sub-level 28 ()
* McAtee, the guard #1 (SG1: )
* Fryatt, the guard #2 (SG1: )
* Weterings, the Guard #3 (SG1: )
* The guard #4 (SG1: )
* The guard #5 (SG1: )
=== Groups ===
* Horus Guards
* Serpent Guards
* Setesh Guards, different casts of Goa'uld army.
Guard (Children of the Gods IV)

This Guard is a US Air Force Airman First Class, affected to the guard of the Stargate Command embarkation room. He has been killed by Apophis' Serpent Guards in 1997 (SG1: "Children of the Gods").
== Character's evolution ==
=== "Children of the Gods" (1997) ===
The guard is playing poker with four others teammates in the Stargate Command embarkation room. Suddenly, the Stargate activates and kawooshes. He takes a weapon given by Staff Sergent McAtee. When the Serpent Guards open fire, he fires back and kills one of them. He's finally deadly shot by Goa'uld staff weapon blast.
== Notes ==
* This character is not credited and we don't know the name of the figurant (unless he's one of the stunts).
* This character has non canonic name but he's part of the pure Stargate universe canon. The term "Guard" used to define him is the same used for the three credited airmen (Weterings, McAtee, and Fryatt) in the ending credits.
* Guard's rank is visible on his jacket sleeves.
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Guard (Children of the Gods V)

This Guard is a US Air Force Technical Sergeant, affected to the guard of the Stargate Command embarkation room. He has been killed by Apophis' Serpent Guards in 1997 (SG1: "Children of the Gods").
== Character's evolution ==
=== "Children of the Gods" (1997) ===
The guard is playing poker with four others teammates in the Stargate Command embarkation room. Suddenly, the Stargate activates and kawooshes. He takes a weapon given by Staff Sergent McAtee. When the Serpent Guards open fire, he is the first to be killed by a staff weapon blast and he falls on the poker table.
== Notes ==
* This character is not credited and we don't know the name of the figurant (unless he's one of the stunts).
* This character has non canonic name but he's part of the pure Stargate universe canon. The term "Guard" used to define him is the same used for the three credited airmen (Weterings, McAtee, and Fryatt) in the ending credits.
* Guard's rank is visible on his jacket sleeves.
* This noncommissioned officer has the highest rank of this team, However, he doesn't speak, even doesn't give orders. It seems that it is Staff Sergeant McAtee, less ranked, who gives orders.
Guard (Stargate)

The guard was in the Cheyenne Moutain Complex in 1995 during Dr. Daniel Jackson's work on the Giza coverstone.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Since two weeks, in the Cheyenne Mountain ComplexThis is a , see canon#Stargate, the movie canon for more details., Dr. Daniel Jackson is unable to translate the glyphs found inside the Giza coverstone' cartouche. As he gets outside the room to get some water for making coffee, Jackson notices then something insteresting on the newspaper read by the guard. He grabs the whole sheet and rushes inside the room. Some seconds later, he asks the guard behind the closed door if he can borrow it. The guard looks back surprised.
== Notes ==
* The guard's nationality is implied as he's part of the US Air Force.
== Behind the scenes ==
* This character is uncredited.
== References ==
Hanson

Hanson as a last name may refer to:
== In-universel articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Captain Jonas Hanson, former Samantha Carter's fiance and member of SG-9 (SG1: "The First Commandment")
== Production ==
=== Crew ===
* Hart Hanson, writer
=== Cast ===
* Heather Hanson, actress, who's playing the role of Princess Shyla in "Need"
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Heinrich Gruber

Heinrich Gruber was a scientist and an associate to Professor Langford during World War II.
== Biography ==
Gruber was an associate of Professor Langford in 1945, doing research on the Stargate, known as the "Doorway to Heaven".
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1969) ===
Trapped in 1969, Doctor Daniel Jackson and Captain Samantha Carter pay a visit to Catherine Langford in order to find the location of the Stargate. Daniel pretends to be Heinrich Gruber's son. He tells that "his vater" could trust only Catherine's "vater". Catherine asks Daniel if his father explained the purpose of the 1945 research. Daniel replies about the supposed military weapon purpose but he was sworn to secrecy. Catherine speaks about Ernest Littlefied's accident, and tells them that her father and her were told to never speak about the device. The Stargate has been locked away in an old armoury in Washington, DC.
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Herb Morris

Herb Morris was a set dresser. He worked as set dresser in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Set dresser ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television	Film and Television	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
2004 	Pusher II 	swing 	 	Film
2000 	South of Heaven, West of Hell	swing 	 	Film
1997 	Buffalo Soldiers 	lead person 	 	TV Movie
1997 	Most Wanted 	swing gang 	 	Film
1994 	 	set dresser 	 	Film
1994 	The Getaway 	set dresser 	 	Film
== Notes ==
Morris' career seems to have ended in 2004.
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Hoffman

Hoffman may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Historical characters ===
* Michael A. Hoffman (October 14, 1944 — April 23, 1990), a real world Egyptologist, author of Egypt Before the Pharaohs, a book held by Daniel Jackson ().
== Production ==
=== Cast and crew ===
* Cecil Hoffman, the actress who portrayed Sarah O'Neil in the the original Stargate movie.
Horus

Horus was a Horus guard who plegded allegiance to Ra. He has been killed by Colonel Jack O'Neill on Abydos in 1995.
== Biography ==
Horus was an Horus guard who pledged allegiance to the Goa'uld Supreme System Lord Ra. Among humans, he impersonated Egyptian gods thanks to his helmet with an eagle shape.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Horus is part of the capture of Colonel Jack O'Neill and Doctor Daniel Jackson, and bring them to Ra inside his pyramid-shaped spaceship. There, Ra orders them to reveal themselves to the humans. Pressing a button on the side of his helmet, the latter retracts and reveals a human face. The Horus guards kneel before Ra, and force O'Neill and Jackson to do so.
The next day, after a failed execution where O'Neill, Jackson, Kawalsky and Ferretti escaped, Ra interrogates his guards, especially Anubis and Horus. Horus reveals that some kids helped them to escape. Then, worried, Anubis and him assist to the execution of another guard, thrown to a wall and killed with a Goa'uld hand device woren by Ra.
Later, in the Abydos naquadah mine, Horus, covered with his helmet, approches one people struggling with a heavy load. He orders him and beats him with his staff weapon. Then, he is surrounded by the kids and O'Neill's team. O'Neill fires a blast on him with a staff weapon at blank point, killing him instantly. Kasuf argues with his son Skaara as he brings disaster to them. Daniel Jackson asks Kasuf to take a good look to his "god", and pushes a button on Horus' helmet. The helmet retracts, revealing Horus' face, a human face.
== Notes ==
* This "Horus" is not to be mistaken with Heru'ur, also known as Horus, a Goa'uld System Lord, son of Ra and Hathor (Stargate SG-1).
* Horus (as well as Anubis) doesn't have any sign of the Jaffa's "trademark": the "X" slit of the Goa'uld symbiote pouch as seen in Stargate SG-1.On Semantic Stargate Wiki, we decided to put no explanation for this reason, thus all interpretations will be considered as fandom and removed from the wiki.
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
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Horus (disambiguation)

Horus would refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Horus, an Horus guard who pledged allegiance to Ra ()
* An Horus guard, killed by Ra (Stargate)
* Another Horus guard, killed by Jack O'Neill (Stargate)
* Heru'ur, also known as "Horus" on Earth, son of Ra and Hathor.
=== Races ===
* The Horus guards, a cast of Jaffas who were assigned to serve Ra and Heru'ur.
Horus guard (Stargate)

This Horus guard served Ra. He has been killed by Ra in 1995.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
When Colonel Jack O'Neill's team escape from Ra with the Abydonians, Ra interrogates his guards, While Horus tells Ra that young Abydonians help them, Ra takes a Goa'uld hand device and uses telekinesy to throw the Horus guard against the wall. Then, while he says he doesn't support failure, he uses his hand device to kill the Horus guard.
== Notes ==
* Four actors have been casted to play Horus guards: Michael Concepcion, Jerry Gilmore, Michel Jean-Phillipe, and Dialy N'Daiye. This character is surely portrayed by one of them except Jerry Gilmore, but, having no picture of those three actors, we cannot determine the good one.
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Horus guard (Stargate II)

This Horus guard was part of Ra's personal guard. He has been killed in 1995 by Jack O'Neill who shot him with Anubis' Goa'uld staff weapon.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The Horus guard is part of the team who captured Colonel Jack O'Neill and Doctor Daniel Jackson. Inside Ra's mothership, he retracts his helmet like Ra himself and the other Horus guards. O'Neill strikes Anubis, takes his staff weapon and shoots the Horus guard by a blast.
Intrepid

Intrepid was a space shuttle led by an alternate Samantha Carter in an alternate timeline created by Ba'al. Intrepid was destroyed above the Altantic Ocean.
== Overview ==
=== Personnel ===
* Mission Commander Samantha Carter
== History ==
Samantha Carter was the Mission Commander of the space shuttle Intrepid. In 2004, following a computer failure aboard the ship, which shut off the main engines, Carter stayed behind to replace the failed autopilot while Intrepid crew were able to escape and be safe. Intrepid went down from orbit over the Atlantic Ocean and Carter's body was never found ().
== Evolution ==
=== (2008, alternate timeline) ===
In the Elmandorf Air Force base, Colonel Samantha Carter is interviewed by an employee who reveals her the fate of "their" Samantha Carter and space shuttle Intrepid.
== Notes ==
* Main timeline Intrepid doesn't seem to exist as there is no mention of her in the series.
* There is no Intrepid space shuttle in the real world since all existing Space shuttles have been retired in 2011.
J. Gregory Evans

J. Gregory Evans is a leadman and set dresser. He worked as set dresser in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Evans has more than 30 credits in television and cinema, including the 1991 films and , the 1993 films , and , the 1995 film , the 1996 film , the 1999 film , the 1999 TV series , the 2000 film , the 2004 film , the 2006 film , the 2007 film , the 2011 TV series , and the 2012 TV series .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Set dresser ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television 	Film and Television	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
2013 	Don Jon 	leadman 	 	Film
2012 	It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 	leadman (10 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2012 	Breaking In 	gangboss (13 episodes), set dresser (12 episodes)	 	TV Series
2012 	Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 	set dresser 	 	TV Series
2011 	Revenge 	leadman (5 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2011 	No Strings Attached 	set dresser 	 	Film
2005-2009 	Medium 	gangboss (46 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2005-2007 	Living with Fran 	leadman (13 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2007 	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 	set dresser 	 	Film
2006 	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 	set dresser 	 	Film
2005-2006 	How I Met Your Mother 	leadman (9 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2004 	Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 	set dresser 	 	Film
2003 	Luis 	leadman (9 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2002-2003 	CSI: Miami 	leadman (24 episodes) 	 	TV Series
1999-2001 	The West Wing 	gangboss (35 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2000 	What Planet Are You From? 	set dressing 	 	Film
1999 	The Green Mile 	art department buyer 	 	Film
1998 	Fallen 	set dec buyer 	 	Film
1996 	Independence Day 	set dresser 	 	Film
1995 	Forget Paris 	set dresser 	 	Film
1994 	 	set dresser 	 	Film
1994 	The Mask 	set dresser 	 	Film
1993 	Tombstone 	key set dresser 	 	Film
1993 	Man's Best Friend 	set dresser 	 	Film
1993 	Sommersby 	swing gang 	 	Film
1992 	No Place to Hide 	set dresser 	 	Film
1992 	Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, the Last Chapter	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
1992 	In the Line of Duty: Street War 	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
1992 	Christmas in Connecticut 	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
1991 	Ted & Venus 	lead man 	 	Film
1991 	Dead in the Water 	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
1991 	The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw 	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
1991 	Showdown in Little Tokyo 	set dresser 	 	Film
1991 	Murder 101 	set dresser 	 	TV Movie
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Jack Moore

Jack Moore is a film and television actor. He has portrayed Reilly in the featured film .
== Career ==
Moore started acting on Roland Emmerich movie, then (1994). He also played in , , , , , , and .
On Television, Moore played in , , , , and .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Reilly ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2011	Dragon Age: Redemption 	Dim Laborer 	TV series
2011	Eagleheart 	Hot Head 	TV series, 1 épisode
2011	Street Kings 2: Motor City	Sergeant Harrison Clark	Vidéo
2010	Welcome to the Rileys 	Roger 	Film
2009	Will Sits Alone 	Funeral Director 	Short
2007	The Riches 	Towing Guy 	TV series, 1 épisode
2007	The Oates' Valor 	Mr. Oates 	Short
2006	A New Finish 	Bing 	Short
2002	Eight Legged Freaks 	Amos 	Film
2002	Clover Bend 	Clay 	Film
2001	Joy Ride 	Hotwire Consultant 	Film
2000	The Patriot 	Curly 	Film
2000	Left-Overs 	Buzz #2 	Film
1998	Profiler 	Bob 	TV series, 1 épisode
1998	Godzilla 	Leonard 	Film
1998	Target Earth 	Remo, Emmett's Gang 	TV movie
1997	The Visitor 	Soldier #1 	TV series, 1 épisode
1996	Independence Day 	Mechanic 	Film
1994	Love Is a Gun 	Police Photographer 	Film
1994	Stargate 	Reilly 	Film
1992	Universal Soldier 	Witzy 	Film
== Notes ==
* Moore has played in six movies where Roland Emmerich was implied (has director or/and producer).
== References ==
Jack O'Neill's house

Jack O'Neill's house was a house located at Colorado Springs, Colorado, previously owned by General Jack O'Neill.
 
== Overview ==
This house is located at Colorado Springs, Colorado, not far from the Cheyenne Mountain Complex.
== History ==
Shortly after the first Abydos mission, Sara O'Neill left his husband, Colonel Jack O'Neill. O'Neill then left his family house and settled to this house (SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
A few moments after Apophis come through the Stargate on Earth, Major Samuels comes by car to O'Neill's house to bring back Colonel Jack O'Neill to General Hammond. O'Neill is watching constellations through his telescope on the roof. Samuels climbs a ladder and asks him to come to Cheyenne Mountain for something Stargate-related.
After returning from Abydos with Dr. Daniel Jackson. O'Neill invites Jackson in his house to drink beer and the two discuss about the life on Abydos after the death of Ra, O'Neill's wife leaving because of Charlie's death and some other stuff.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scene ==
== See also ==
fr:Maison de Jack O'Neill
Jack O'Neill (Point of View reality)

Colonel Jack O'Neill was an alternate version of Jack O'Neill from an alternate reality. He died in his Cheyenne Mountain Complex trying to defend the place in 1999.
== Biography ==
This alternate Jack O'Neill was almost identical to the main reality O'Neill. He married Doctor Samantha Carter in 1998. Just when they were celebrating their first year of marriage, he was called back on duty as some Goa'uld ships were present in the solar system. The two of them went in Cheyenne Mountain Complex, leaving the table. There, he died before her eyes, executed by an alternate Teal'c (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1999) ===
In the SGC infirmary, Doctor Samantha Carter is confused when she sees Colonel Jack O'Neill, who is confused as well when he sees that Major Carter has changed (the hair). Dr. Carter states that she never expected that his "Jack" would be alive in this variation.
Later, when O'Neill tells Dr. Carter that her and the alternate Major Kawalsky can stay at Stargate Command, Dr. Carter starts crying and tells her Jack's story to O'Neill. O'Neill is getting confused. Yet, he understand her husband's loss and hugs her to comfort her.
After the Asgard have delivered the alternate Earth from the Goa'uld, it's time for farewell. Major Kawalsky says it was an honor to serve with O'Neill... again. Dr. Carter seems sad as this is her second goodbyes. According to her, her Jack had "the same face, same voice... same hands." Then O'Neill asks her why she could marry such a looser. She laughs and they stare each other for a moment, then Dr. Carter kisses him. She realises that O'Neill is really not her "Jack".
== Notes ==
* We don't see this character as he was already dead. We just see a wedding picture with his Samantha Carter.
* The rank (Colonel) is visible on the picture.