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Clare Scarpulla

Clare Scarpulla was a set and production designer. She worked as a set designer in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Scarpulla has notably worked in the 1990 film and the 1998 film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Set designer ()
== 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
2009 	Match 	production designer 	 	Film
2009 	Jealous 	production designer 	 	Film
2008 	Hollywood and Vine 	production designer, still photographer	 	Film
2006 	Driving to Zigzigland 	still photographer 	 	Film
2006 	Convincing Benny 	still photographer 	 	Short
2006 	Eliot and the Universal Constant 	still photographer 	 	Short
2005 	As Seen on TV 	still photographer 	 	Short
2003 	House of 1000 Corpses 	set designer 	 	Film
2001 	The One 	set designer 	 	Film
2000 	Charlie's Angels 	set designer 	 	Film
2000 	The Patriot 	set designer 	 	Film
1999 	House on Haunted Hill 	assistant art director 	 	Film
1999 	Freaks and Geeks 	set designer 	 	TV Series
1999 	Wild Wild West 	set designer - uncredited 	 	Film
1998 	Jack Frost 	set designer - uncredited 	 	Film
1998 	Soldier 	set designer 	 	Film
1998 	Why Do Fools Fall in Love 	set designer 	 	Film
1998 	The Horse Whisperer 	set designer 	 	Film
1998 	The Replacement Killers 	set designer 	 	Film
1996 	Andersonville 	set designer - uncredited 	 	TV Movie
1995 	Money Train 	set designer - uncredited 	 	Film
1995 	Batman Forever 	set designer - uncredited 	 	Film
1995 	Safe 	production designer - uncredited 	 	Film
1994 	 	set designer 	 	Film
1994 	Criminal Passion 	production designer 	 	Film
1993 	Super Mario Bros. 	set designer 	 	Film
1993 	Deadfall 	production designer 	 	Film
1992 	Prey of the Chameleon 	production designer 	 	Film
1991 	Caged Fear 	production designer 	 	Film
1991 	No Secrets 	production designer 	 	Film
1991 	Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue	set designer 	 	Film
1991 	The Hit Man 	art director - uncredited 	 	TV Movie
1990 	Internal Affairs 	set designer 	 	Film
1989 	Staying Together 	assistant art director 	 	Film
1989 	When Harry Met Sally... 	assistant art director - uncredited 	 	Film
1989 	Champagne Charlie 	art director 	 	TV Movie
1987 	Ironweed 	assistant art director 	 	Film
1987 	Flowers in the Attic 	draughtsperson 	 	Film
1987 	The Allnighter 	set designer 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Companion (Stargate)

The companion was a support to Doctor Daniel Jackson when the latter did his Symposium on Ancient Egypt in Los Angeles.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The companion is part of the Symposium on Ancient Egypt led by Doctor Daniel Jackson. As everybody is mocking at Jackson and leave the Alameda Room, the companion is the last to remain in the room while Jackson still speak about his theories. Jackson asks the companion if there is a lunch or something.
== Notes ==
* Nothing is known about the companion.
* The companion doesn't have any line in the Stargate script.
* The character's name is mentionned in the movie's ending credits.
fr:Compagnon (Stargate)
Continuity errors/Stargate

== , the movie ==
* All Jack O'Neill's teammates are credited as "Lieutenant" in the ending credits. However, when you watch their visible military ranks on screen, it doesn't fit at all: Kawalsky carries Lieutenant Colonel insignas, yet he is called "Lieutenant" by O'Neill who should call him "Colonel" instead; Ferretti carries Technical Sergeant insignas, Brown is Senior Airman, Freeman is Staff Sergeant, and Porro and Reilly are Airmen First Class.
Category:Lists
Continuity errors/Stargate SG-1

== Stargate SG-1 ==
=== Retroactive continuity ===
* Walter Harriman's name has evolved during the series. First, Gary Jones was simply credited as "Technician". Then, "Davis"' name appeared on his tag name. After, the full name "Norman Davis" is visible several times. And then, in , Jack O'Neill is calling him "Walter" (impro of Richard Dean Anderson). And at last, in , he is "officially" introducing himself as "Walter Harriman" to lieutenant Colonel Cameron Mitchell when the latter is coming for the first time in Stargate Command.
=== Season 1 ===
==== ====
* Kawalsky's rank is changing depending of his outfit; on his combat fatigues, we can see Captain insignas, and on his class A uniforme, we can see Major insignas. He is called Major by Major General George Hammond, and later by Senator Robert Kinsey (SG1: ).
* Weterings states to the guards who are taking her in the Chulak palace implantation room and to Teal'c that she is a Sergeant of the United States Air Force. Yet, at the beginning of the episode, we can clearly see Senior Airman insignas on her fatigues' sleeves.
Category:Lists
Continuity errors/Stargate Universe

== Stargate Universe ==
=== Recurring insconsistencies ===
* In every ending credits he appears, Darren Becker is credited as "Pvt" (Private). Yet, according to his combat fatigues he's wearing in , he is part of the US Air Force and should have the rank of "Airman".
* In credits or in the dialogues, Hunter Riley is ranked as Sergeant. However, on his outfit, he's carrying Senior Airman insignas.
Category:Lists
Creek Mountain

The Creek Mountain facility is a complex located in Colorado, USA. It has been the location of the Project Giza.
== Overview ==
Creek Mountain is operated by US Air Force military. Is has at least 28 underground levels, in which are stored many secret devices.
== History ==
Before beeing the location of the Stargate, this facility was a former nuclear missile silo which has been completely converted ().
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Doctor Daniel Jackson is driven to the Creek Mountain facility. There, in sub-level 28, he discovers the Giza coverstone and two weeks later, the Stargate.
== Notes ==
* This military facility has been retconned in the Stargate SG-1 series. In and the following Stargate episodes, the Cheyenne Mountain complex (a real-world location) is the official secret location for the Stargate Program. In the dialogue between Colonel Jack O'Neill and the officer inside the elevator leading down to sub-level 28, O'Neill stated he's been there (in the facility) before.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Unlike the Cheyenne Moutain complex, the Creek Mountain facility is purely fictional. There is no such installation in real world.
* According to the IMDb website, The complex entrance is the same showed in the 1983 movie WarGames, which was referenced as NORAD Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs.This point has to be checked.
== See also ==
* Cheyenne Mountain complex, the canon Stargate Program facility.
== External links ==
== References ==
Currin and Swope

Currin and Swope are the names of the two soldiers part of the Second Abydos mission team led by Colonel Jack O'Neill. Yet, because those name are only cited once (by Jack O'Neill when he reports to Major General George Hammond) in the recut version of the Stargate SG-1 pilot , one doesn't know who is Currin and who is Swope.
So they may refer to:
* The first unnamed soldier
* The second unnamed soldier
D. Neil Mark

D. Neil Mark is a cinema and television actor. He portrayed Frakes in the TV series Stargate SG-1.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Frakes (Stargate SG-1: )
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2010 	So Called Friends 	Andrew 	Short
2010 	Born to Raise Hell 	Steve 	Film
2010 	Charlie St. Cloud 	EMT 	Film
2010 	La première étoile 	Businessman # 5 	Short
2009 	Alice 	Ace at Attack 	TV series, 2 episodes
2009 	Fringe 	ND Agent #2 	TV series, 1 episode
2009 	Riese 	Sentry Guard 	TV series, 1 episode
2009 	Defying Gravity 	Walker 	TV series, 3 episodes
2004 	10.5 	Major Bennet 	TV movie
2004 	Touching Evil 	OSC Agent Garrett 	TV series, 3 episodes
2004 	Connie and Carla 	Crooked Cop 	Film
2003 	Jeremiah 	Man 	TV series, 1 episode
2003 	Phenomenon II 	NSA Officer 	TV movie
2003 	Jake 2.0 	Agent Barnes 	TV series, 1 episode
2003 	Andromeda 	Alexandros 	TV series, 1 episode
2003 	John Doe 	Uniformed Officer 	TV series, 1 episode
2002-2003	Rockpoint P.D. 	Constable Burt Cooper 	TV series, 10 episodes
2003 	Da Vinci's Inquest 	Police Constable #4 	TV series, 1 episode
2003 	Smallville 	Lt. McNulty 	TV series, 1 episode
2002 	The Santa Clause 2 	Teacher 	Film
2002 	UC: Undercover 	Reeves' Victim 	TV series, 1 episode
2002 	Ignition 	Launch Site MP 	Film
2001 	The Lone Gunmen 	Officer 	TV series, 1 episode
2000 	Dark Angel 	Checkpoint Cop 2 	TV series, 1 episode
2000 	The 6th Day 	Security Guard 	Film
2000 	They Nest 	Harbor Patrolman 	TV movie
2000 	Exhuming Mr. Rice 	Coach 	Film
1999 	Y2K 	Quantum Co-Pilot 	TV movie
1999 	Evolution's Child 	Trooper 	TV movie
1999 	Harsh Realm 	Sentry 	TV series, 1 episode
1999 	Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying 	Naval Officer 	Film
1999 	Millennium 	Police Officer 	TV series, 1 episode
1999 	So Weird 	Park Ranger 	TV series, 1 episode
1998 	The Net 	Sgt. Morris 	TV series, 1 episode
1998 	Storm Chasers: Revenge of the Twister	1st Crew Member 	TV movie
1998 	Cold Squad 	 	TV series, 1 episode
1997 	Stargate SG-1 	Frakes 	TV series, 1 episode
1997 	Contagious 	Lab Technician 	TV movie
1996 	Night Visitors 	MP #2 	TV movie
1996 	Dead Ahead 	Eric Payeton 	TV movie
1996 	Sliders 	Stationary Biker 	TV series, 1 episode
1993-1996	The X-Files 	Deputy Scott Kerber / S.W.A.T. Team Officer	TV series, 2 episodes
1995 	Strange Luck 	Zisk 	TV series, 1 episode
1995 	The Outer Limits 	Guard 	TV series, 1 episode
1995 	Deadlocked: Escape from Zone 14 	Cop #1 	TV movie
1993 	The Substitute 	Rusty 	TV movie
1991 	I Still Dream of Jeannie 	Male runner (as Neil D. Mark) 	TV movie
1991 	Neon Rider 	 	TV series, 5 episodes
1990 	21 Jump Street 	Scott Arbogast 	TV series, 1 episode
Dane B. McFadhen

Dane B. McFadhen is an actor and a writer based on Vancouver, CanadaAccording to his blog. He played Doctor Wagner in Stargate Atlantis.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Doctor Wagner (Stargate Atlantis, )
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2008	The Quality of Life 	Limo Driver 	TV movie
2004	Stargate Atlantis 	Wagner 	TV series, 1 episode
1999	Mugen no rivaiasu 	Brian Brab Jr. (voice: English version) 	TV series
1988	Kidô senshi Gandamu: Gyakushû no Shâ	Additional Voices (voice: English version)	Japanese manga
1979	Mobile Suit Gundam 	Additional Voices 	TV series
== Notes ==
* Most of his voice work was for roles in cartoons such as He Man, G.I.Joe, and many others. He has also dubbed voices for Japanese mangas such as Gundam Wing and First Gundam. He has also done voices and sang for many commercials. 
* McFadhen was acting in. We hear a voice (his own voice) through the radio, and when we see him, his character has been killed. 
* McFadhen is an author. He is working on a novel, The Cave. 
* McFadhen was also a professional model and actor appearing on billboards and photo shoots (GQ,Time)and has appeared in many commercials (Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Ford, Irving, etc.).
== External links ==
* 
* Dane B. McFadhen's personal blog
== References ==
Daniel

Daniel may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Daniel Jackson, egyptologist and linguist, member of SG-1 (, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, , , Stargate Universe).
* Alternate Daniel Jacksons from alternate realities:
** An alternate Daniel Jackson (SG1: ).
* Alternate Daniel Jacksons from alternate timelines:
** An alternate Daniel Jackson from a timeline altered by Ba'al ().
== Production ==
=== Cast and Crew ===
* Daniel Camejo, graphic designer in .
Daniel Camejo

Daniel Camejo (born November 11, 1957) is a digital artist and compositor. He worked as graphic designer in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Graphic designer ()
== Filmography ==
Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television 	Film and Television	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
1997 	A Kid in Aladdin's Palace	special effects, digital effects artist	 	Video
1994 	 	graphic designer 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Daniel Jackson (Continuum reality II)

Doctor Daniel Jackson, PhD, was an alternate version of Daniel Jackson taking place because of the timeline shift generated by Ba'al.
== Biography ==
In the alternate timeline created by Ba'al, this version of Daniel Jackson lived in Egypt, trying to find some proofs about aliens visiting Earth. He thought (as the main timeline's Jackson) that the pyramids were landing paths for spaceships. He has been discredited by all his pairs, and is living on the fringes of society. He has written a book, The Truth About the Pyramids ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2009, alternate timeline) ===
In a bookstore, Daniel Jackson finds two books intitled The Truth About the Pyramids, written by his alternate self. The books have a 70% sale discount. Jackson takes one, opens it, starts to read, and smiles, then looks at the back cover and sees his alternate self's picture, posing weirdly. He quickly buys the book.
Later, in his room, Jackson calls his alternate self and tries to comfort and encourage him. He doesn't introduce himself, yet he tells him that all the things he told about the pyramids, the glyphs, the aliens and everything are true. He says he believes in his work and he should have more faith in what he's doing. Yet, the alternate Jackson hangs up on Jackson.
== Notes ==
* Thanks to the alternate Cameron Mitchell who killed Ba'al in 1939, this alternate Daniel Jackson never took place.
* Unlike the main timeline counterpart, Jackson didn't take the chance to prove anything as the Stargate was missing, and he didn't meet Catherine Langford as the Project Giza never took place in this timeline.
== See also ==
* Doctor Daniel Jackson, the main timeline version;
* The first alternate Daniel Jackson, following the timeline shift generated by Ba'al.
Daniel Jackson (There But For the Grace of God reality)

Doctor Daniel Jackson was a linguist and an Ancient Egypt historian from an alternate reality. He presumably died in 1997 when a Goa'uld invasion destroyed most of the alternate Earth's cities.
== Biography ==
This alternate Jackson was a linguist and an Ancient Egypt historian and was well known because of some radical ideas. Catherine Langford approached him during one of his seminars and offered him a job, yet he refused it, and according to Langford, was "quite rude". She supervised the team who translated the Giza cartouche, using some of Jackson's work. This Jackson didn't see the Stargate, traveled to Egypt, and lived there as of 1997. (SG1: )
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
When Daniel Jackson is trapped in an alternate reality after touching a mirror, he encounters Catherine Langford who was not supposed to be at Stargate Command, but at home with her fiancé Ernest Littlefield. Upset, she explains to him the alternate Jackson's history, much to Jackson's confusion.
Later, Jackson checks his self's files on a computer and discovers that he was living in Egypt. Then he verifies on the world map and states that "he" (his alternate self) must be dead, as the Giza area is red-dotted, meaning bombed by the Goa'uld spaceships.
== Notes ==
* Only a computer picture of this alternate Daniel Jackson is visible (SG1: ).
* On the Catherine Langford's computer file, Daniel's last known location was Egypt and the file was updated in 1997. This file also mentions that Jackson's address and phone number are unknown.
== See also ==
* Doctor Daniel Jackson, the main reality counterpart.
Darek Gogol

Darek Gogol is a concept artist. He worked as conceptual illustrator in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Gogol has worked in the 2002 film , the 2006 film and the 2010 film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Conceptual illustrator ()
== 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
2014 	Into the Woods 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
2013 	R.I.P.D. 	concept artist 	 	Film
2013 	Jack the Giant Slayer 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
2012 	The 84th Annual Academy Awards 	illustrator 	 	TV Special
2011 	Battle Los Angeles 	concepts artist 	 	Film
2010 	Iron Man 2 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
2009 	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
2008 	Appaloosa 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
2007 	Enchanted 	visual development 	 	Film
2007 	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 	illustrator 	 	Film
2006 	Dreamgirls 	illustrator 	 	Film
2006 	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 	illustrator 	 	Film
2005 	Memoirs of a Geisha 	illustrator 	 	Film
2005 	The Great Raid 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
2004 	National Treasure 	illustrator 	 	Film
2004 	Catwoman 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	Paycheck 	illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	The Matrix Revolutions 	illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas 	visual development 	 	Film
2003 	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	illustrator / storyboard artist 	 	Film
2003 	The Matrix Reloaded 	illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	The Core 	illustrator 	 	Film
2002 	Minority Report 	illustrator 	 	Film
2001 	Osmosis Jones 	visual development artist 	 	Film
2000 	The Road to El Dorado 	visual development 	 	Film
1999 	Fantasia/2000 	visual development - segment "Pomp and Circumstance"	 	Film
1998 	Armageddon 	illustrator 	 	Film
1998 	The Prince of Egypt 	production designer 	 	Film
1996 	The Hunchback of Notre Dame 	visual development, character designer 	 	Film
1996 	Broken Arrow 	illustrator 	 	Film
1995 	Cutthroat Island 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
1995 	Pocahontas 	visual development, character design 	 	Film
1994 	 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
1993 	We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story 	storyboard supervisor 	 	Film
1992 	Aladdin 	layout artist - uncredited 	 	Film
1992 	Defenders of Dynatron City 	Filmbackground designer 	 	TV Short
1991 	Beauty and the Beast 	visual development artist - uncredited 	 	Film
1991 	An American Tail: Fievel Goes West 	background artist 	 	Film
1989 	Astérix et le coup du menhir 	participator 	 	Film
1988 	David Macaulay: Pyramid 	background artist / layout artist 	 	TV Movie
1986 	David Macaulay: Cathedral 	background artist / layout artist 	 	TV Movie documentary
1985 	The Body Electric 	layout artist 	 	TV Movie
== External links ==
* 
* Darek Gogol on Famous Frames website.
Category:Art department
Dark skinned woman

The Dark skinned woman [sic!], also called Yametha by Apophis is a female Jaffa and was the bearer of Apophis' queen, Amaunet.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
Yametha is carrying a Goa'uld symbiote who is fully mature. She's waiting Apophis' order in the Chulak palace implantation room. When Teal'c brings Senior Airman Weterings, Apophis orders her to come near Weterings' body layed on the altar. The symbiote, Amaunet starts to get out the symbiote pouch. When Apophis asks her if the potential host pleases her, the symbiote simply comes back inside the pouch. Disapointed, Apophis kills Weterings and orders Teal'c to send another one.
Later, when Sha're is in the room, Apophis seems really pleased. He pulls the curtain where Yametha is behind, and then she comes near the body like the other time. This time, Amaunet completely gets off the pouch and Yametha leaves, visibly weakened.
== Notes ==
* This character doesn't have a line in the script.
* When Apophis calls her, we don't really know if "Yametha" is her name, or a qualificative. In the ending credits, she is credited as "Dark skinned woman" [sic!]. "Dark skinned woman" is retained as it is canon.
* The woman's fate is unknown after the lost of Amaunet. She supposely has received another Goa'uld symbiote to sustain her immune system.
== Trivia ==
* Even if she is credited as "Dark skinned woman", Monique Rusu is all but dark skinned. Yet, even if the actress has not acted a lot and has no civilian picture available on the internet, she is largely visible in the 1997 Disney movie . Rusu is portraying "Rosita", the bride, visible close to the end of the movie.
Darren Becker

Airman Darren Becker is a US Air Force Tau'ri who was assigned to the officer's mess hall on the Icarus base in 2009. He was part of the 80's people who evacuated to the Stargate and became stranded inside the Ancient spaceship Destiny.
== Biography ==
Darren Becker was part of the US Air Force as a cook. In 2009, he was assigned in the officer's mess kitchen on the Icarus base located on P4X-351 (SGU: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2009) ===
Along with some collegues, Becker prepared a dinner after Senator Alan Armstrong, Chloe (his daughter) and Eli Wallace's arrival on Icarus base. He also prepared a lunch box for Doctor Nicholas Rush, and attemps to give it to him with no success.
When enemy forces launch an attack on the base, Becker, along with some 80 people evacuate the base by the Stargate. They are all stranded inside an Ancient spaceship, located several billion lightyears away from Earth.
=== ===
Inside Destiny, Lieutenant Matthew Scott is giving directives when the crew is ready to do some recon in the ship. When Scott mentions things which could be dangerous, Becker asks how can they determine what is dangerous, Scott replies not to touch anything, just look.
=== ===
Becker is making rations for the crew with a strict respect of product and water doses. He gives a portion to Colonel Everett Young. When Docteur Nicholas Rush comes into the mess hall, Becker gives him a ration too and Rush thanks him. When Rush leaves the mess hall, he gives back the plate replying "It's delicious". Becker keeps giving rations to a new group who's coming into the mess hall. When everybody leave the room, with the exception of Young, Camile Wray and Becker, Becker asks Young about his assignment. Young replies: "Recepies, Becker. For the love of God, recepies."
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Destiny seems to head up to a star and to leave no chance for the crew to survive. In the embarkation room, Colonel Young is making a lottery to choose fifteen people who will board the only viable Ancient shuttle and reach the only seemingly viable planete. Becker is the first selected to hiw own surprise. Young orders him to go to the shuttle where are waiting Lieutenants Scott and Tamara Johansen. Scott invites him to take a seat and to strap in.
The shuttle, with Becker inside, lands back on Destiny, indeed, the spaceship headed back into the sun to fill back her batteries.
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== Notes ==
* In all SGU's ending credits, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman is credited as "Pvt (for Private) Darren Becker". This lowest military rank is for US Army, the land-based military. Yet Becker is wearing US Air Force fatigues with his name on the chest and with the Airman rank on his fatigues' sleeves (SGU: ). He should be credited as "Airman Darren Becker", not "Private". This is obvioulsy a goof.
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
* Darren Becker, an alternate version from an alternate timeline (SGU: ).
* The continuity errors page
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
fr:Darren Becker
David

David may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Colonel David Telford, US Air Force officer and pilot (Stargate Universe).
** An alternate David Telford from an alternate timeline (SGU: ).
** Sheriff David an hallucination version of David Telford experienced by Matthew Scott (SGU: ).
== Production ==
=== Cast and Crew ===
* David Arnold, music composer ().
* David Blue, the actor who portrayed Eli Wallace (Stargate Universe).
* David DiGregorio, stunt performer (Stargate).
* David W. Ford, lead man (Stargate).
* David Hewlett, the actor who portrayed Dr. Rodney McKay (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis and Stargate Universe)
* David Pressman, the actor who portrayed Major Johnson (Stargate).
* David Ronne, production sound mixer (Stargate)
== See also ==
* Davidson, a list of "Davidsons".
* Davis, a list of "Davises".
fr:David