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Primitive (Children of the Gods)

A primitive man was among the people taken from different planets by Apophis and put in place inside the prison of Chulak.
== Biography ==
The primitive has been somehow taken from his home planet by Apophis' Serpent Guards and put in jail inside the prison of Chulak, to be part of the ceremony of choosing (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
The primitive is already inside the prison of Chulak when SG-1 team members are captured. Thanks to Teal'c, Apophis' First Prime, the primitive and all his fellow prisoners are freed and walk inside the woods to get the Chulak Stargate. Along with the others, he is afraid when Teal'c shows his infant Goa'uld from his belly pouch.
When Doctor Daniel Jackson and Captain Samantha Carter dial Earth to evacuate the planet, the primitive defends the fugitives against the Serpent Guards using rocks, along with SG-1 and SG-2. He hits and kills at least one of them.This scene is visible only on Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - Final Cut. Later, by the strength of his own arms, he suffocates an other Serpent Guard. Then Teal'c takes him and the two of them pass through the wormhole and reach the Stargate Command embarkation room, facing the military ready to shoot. Carter and Daniel yell the military to hold their fire.
Later, once the wormhole disengaged, the primitive, along with the other refugies, thank SG-1 to have saved them from the Goa'uld.
=== ===
The primitive has been relocated to his planet before the Goa'uld attempts to attack Earth.This statement is deduced from Jack O'Neill's dialogue with Teal'c.
== Notes ==
* In Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - Final Cut, we can see the primitive throwing rocks and killing a Serpend Guard with one of them.
* This character has no dialogue line.
== References ==
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Prison of Chulak

The prison of Chulak was a prison used by Apophis to put all the prisoners he captured to become Goa'uld hosts.
== Overview ==
This huge prison is located inside the Chulak palace. It has some big large walls with very small windows to let the daylight come in. The only entrance is closed by a large heavy metal grid.
This prison was used by Apophis to put prisoners he captured when he traveled on different planets in the Milky Way galaxy. During the ceremony of choosing, some of them are taken to become Goa'uld hosts. The others are usually killed soon after choosing (SG1: ).
== History ==
== Evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
Inside the prison are different people taken from several planets. Among them are Sha're and Skaara, previously abducted from Abydos. Teal'c, First Prime of Apophis comes into the prison, chooses Sha're and takes her away. The heavy grid closes and locks before Skaara reaches it.
Later, SG-1 are taken prisonner inside the prison, and they meet Skaara there. While Colonel Jack O'Neill and Skaara try to find a way to escape the prison, Apophis, his queen (who has taken Sha're's body) and several guards and Goa'uld come into the prison in order to choose those who will become "Children of the gods". Several people among them are taken, including Skaara. When Apophis orders to kill all the rest, O'Neill begs Teal'c to help him to save those people. After a moment Teal'c shoots a serpent guard with his staff weapon and launches it to O'Neill. O'Neill and Teal'c kill all the remaining serpent guards, and O'Neill uses the staff weapon to make a hole on the prison's wall so all the prisoners can escape.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
Professor (Stargate I)

A Professor assisted to the Symposium Ancient Egypt led by Dr. Daniel Jackson.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about the Professor.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The professor is present in the Alameda Room when Dr. Daniel Jackson is stating that the phraraohs of the Fourth Dynasty did not build the Great Pyramids. When Jackson admits he's unable to tell how actually build them, she laughs at him and leaves the room with the other participants.
== Notes ==
* This character as no name, just a salutation in the ending credits.
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Professor (Stargate II)

A Professor assisted to the Symposium Ancient Egypt led by Dr. Daniel Jackson.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about the Professor.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The professor is present in the Alameda Room when Dr. Daniel Jackson is stating that the phraraohs of the Fourth Dynasty did not build the Great Pyramids. When Jackson says the inscriptions with Khufu's name discovered by Colonel Vyse were actualy a fraud, the Professor has already left the audience.
== Notes ==
* This character as no name, just a salutation in the ending credits.
* This character is actually an extra. He doesn't have any line on the script. More, we just see him for ten second on screen.
* marks the last apparition of Roger Til on screen.
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Professor (Stargate III)

A Professor assisted to the Symposium Ancient Egypt led by Dr. Daniel Jackson.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The professor is present in the Alameda Room when Dr. Daniel Jackson is stating that the phraraohs of the Fourth Dynasty did not build the Great Pyramids. The Professor mentions about the inscriptions with Khufu's name discovered by Colonel Vyse. Jackson replies back as its discovery was a fraud. The Professor replies back then as Jackson will certainly not prove it. And when Jackson admits he's unable to tell how actually build them, he laughs at him and leaves the room with the other participants.
== Notes ==
* Nothing is known about the Professor.
* This character as no name, just a salutation in the ending credits.
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Professor (Stargate V)

A Professor assisted to the Symposium Ancient Egypt led by Dr. Daniel Jackson.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about the Professor.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
The professor is present in the Alameda Room when Dr. Daniel Jackson is stating that the phraraohs of the Fourth Dynasty did not build the Great Pyramids. The Professor asks then who did build the pyramids. When Jackson admits he's unable to tell how actually build them, he laughs at him, stating it may be the Martians or the men from Atlantis, and leaves the room along with the other participants.
== Notes ==
* This character as no name, just a salutation deducted from the ending credits.
* Kit West is not credited in the movie.
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Project Giza

Project Giza was a USA program, to learn everything on a device called the Stargate.
== About ==
Around forty years after the 1945 Stargate experiments were given up, Catherine Langford—may be thanks to Daniel Jackson and Samantha Carter who payed her a visit in 1969—requested number of USA administrations to build up a new research team and organisation to find out the purpose of the Stargate. All the material found in the Giza digging in 1928, including the gate and the coverstone, were transfered from the Washington military armory to the Cheyenne Mountain Complex, a former military missile training facility. The project was supervised by the US Air Force, leaded by Major General W.O. West. In 1982, the team began to build a dialing computer, using three supercomputers.
Langford hired different egyptologists, linguists and technicians, like Doctors Barbara Shore and Gary Meyers to decipher the meaning of the device and translate a strange cartouche. In 1993, Captain Samantha Carter, theoretical astrophysicist, joined the team and improved the dialing computer. Finding that the symbols from the cartouche were present on the Stargate, they enventually started to dial up the gate, but they failed after the lock of the sixth chevron. Catherine Langford tried then a new strategy, by attempting to recruit Doctor Daniel Jackson, a young misfit egyptologist rejected by his pairs, who has strange theories about Egyptian mythology (, SG1: , ).
== Notable people ==
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Dr. Daniel Jackson is hired by Catherine Langford for a translation of hieroglyphics. He joins Project Giza, meets Drs. Gary Meyers and Barbara Shore, and discovers the Giza coverstone. 15 days later he discovers the meaning of the Stargate address as well as the Stargate itself. During a meeting with the military, he explains that the seven symbols found on the cartouche are coordinates, six used for the location, and the last one as point of origin.
As part of the project, Major General W.O. West green lits the sending of a recon mission on the newly found planet through the Stargate.
=== (1997) ===
The Project Giza seems down; the Stargate is covered by a tarp. All personal is living the place for months. The remaining people are five guards who have no idea about the use and purpose of the device.
Following Apophis' attack on Earth, Colonel Jack O'Neill's reactivation in the US Air Force, the discovery of a full network of Stargates by Dr. Daniel Jackson, and thanks to the President of the United States, the Stargate Program comes into being, replacing defunct Project Giza. This program focuses on the discovery of new planets, new threats, the gathering of new technology, and diplomatic encounters with alien populations when possible.
== References ==
Qetesh (Continuum reality)

Qetesh was Ba'al's Goa'uld queen in an alternate reality where she wasn't removed from Vala Mal Doran by the Tok'ra. After she killed Ba'al, she has been killed by an alternate Teal'c while she tried to control the Praxyon time machine.
== Biography ==
Unlike the main timeline Qetesh who has been removed from Vala Mal Doran by the Tok'ra in 2001, Ba'al prevented this to happen by keeping Qetesh at his side for 50 years ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2009, alternate timeline) ===
== Notes ==
* Thanks to the alternate Cameron Mitchell who killed Ba'al in 1939 and thus, restored the main timeline, this alternate version never took place.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Qetesh has been misspelled "Quetesh" in the Stargate: Continuum ending credits.
== See also ==
* Qetesh, the main timeline character.
* Vala Mal Doran, her former host.
== External links ==
== References ==
Ra's host

A young African boy became Ra's host in 8,000 BC. He has been killed along with Ra in 1995.
== Biography ==
In 8,000 BC, in North Africa a spacecraft landed near a village of primitives, with lights and thunder. Everybody but a young man ran away. This man approched the ship, and a bright blue light took him. Ra, a dying species known later as Goa'uld, took him as host ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Along with Ra, his host is killed by a nuclear explosion aboard Ra's mothership in the Abydos orbit.
== Notes ==
* Ra's host is credited as "Young Ra". This is obviously a mistake as he wasn't Ra yet before being taken as host. Unlike the movie, Semantic Stargate Wiki refers to him as "Ra's host".
* There is inconsistency about the character: Daniel Jackson states that Ra's host was an Egyptian boy (SG1: ). Yet we can see that he was more like a young adult (). And Jackson stated that the Egyptian culture didn't exist 10,000 years ago, yet he refers to him a an Egyptian boy (, SG1: ).
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Ra's mothership

Ras mothership was a spaceship used by Ra as his home. It has been destroyed on Abydos' orbit in 1995 by Colonel Jack O'Neill and Doctor Daniel Jackson, killing Ra and its inhabitants in the process.
== Overview ==
=== Locations ===
=== Technology ===
=== Personnel ===
== History ==
Around in 8,000 BC, Ra's mothership landed somewhere in North Africa. Ra, looking for a host found a young boy. Soon after, he enslaved the inhabitants and built the Great Pyramids as landing path for his mothership. He put a Stargate in Giza and deported many people from Earth to Abydos. In 3,000 BC, Ancient Egyptians rebelled against Ra and the latter fleed Earth while the Stargate was buried. Then, periodicaly, he came by ship on Abydos, to get presents and naquadah from the Abydonians ().
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
One night on Abydos, Ra's mothership is landing on the Abydos pyramid. Ra is waiting for naquadah and presents from the Abydonian population.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Vaisseau-mère de Râ
Raleigh Wilson

Raliegh Wilson (born November 29, 1953) is a stunt coordinator and performer. He worked as stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player (, as Raleigh Wilson)
== Filmography ==
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Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
== Notes ==
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Stunts
Rand Protectorate guard (Ethon IV)

The Rand Protectorate guard was part the crew guarding the Rand Protectorate bunker.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2005) ===
In the Rand Protectorate bunker, when President Nadal and Commander Pernaux argue about using a satellite given by the Ori to target the Caledonian Federation, Nadal orders the two guards to arrest Pernaux. Pernaux orders back the guards to stand down. The two guards are confused, and when Pernaux uses his sidearm to shoot Nadal, the two guards fire on Pernaux who falls on the floor.
== Notes ==
* This guard's fate remains unknown as the two Tegalus nations attacked each other and left the Stargate presumably buried soon after SG-1 and the surviving Prometheus crew members left the planet (SG1: ).
== Behind the scenes ==
* This character is portrayed by an extra.
Category:Rand Protectorate
Category:Military
Ray Xifo

Ray Xifo (born September 3, 1942) is an American actor. He portrayed Ohper in the Stargate SG-1 Season 1 episode .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Ohper (SG1: )
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
 	Warning: Lunatics Abound 	Theodore 	Short (post-production)
2014	Hello, My Name Is Frank 	Ray 	Film (completed)
2011	Law & Order: Los Angeles 	Lenny 	TV Series, 1 episode
2010	Hard to Come By 	 	Short
2009	Captain Alpha Male 	Cy Clone 	TV Movie
2008	Missing Pieces 	Mr. Ostermann 	Short
2007	Ocean's Thirteen 	Reuben's Butler 	Film
2006	The Adventures of Megabyte Man 	Dr. Gardenpants 	Video
2005	The Island 	Elevator Agnate 	Film
2005	Over the Shoulder 	Everette 	Short
2002	Crazy as Hell 	Selden 	Film
2001	The Tick 	Mr. Ferret 	TV Series, 1 episode
2001	Judging Amy 	Prof. McWhirter 	TV Series, 1 episode
2000	Shadow of the Blair Witch 	Donald McFerrell 	TV Movie
2000	Star Trek: Voyager 	Abarca 	TV Series, 1 episode
1999	Becker 	Mr. Barsotti 	TV Series, 1 episode
1998	BASEketball 	Riverdance Referee	Film
1998	Fallen 	Society Man 	Film
1997	Touched by an Angel 	Stretch 	TV Series, 1 episode
1997	Total Security 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1997	Stargate SG-1 	Ohper 	TV Series, 1 episode
1995	Law & Order 	Manager 	TV Series, 1 episode
1994	Home of Angels 	Charlie the Cabbie	Film
1994	Angie 	Dr. Gould 	Film
1989	The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1987	Almost Partners 	Milo 	TV Movie
1980	Hardhat and Legs 	Augie 	TV Movie
== Notes ==
== References ==
Rebel Jaffa (The Serpent's Lair I)

== Biography ==
This Jaffa was Bra'tac friend. He, another Jaffa and Bra'tac frees SG-1. Later they attacked peltak but he and another Jaffa were killed.
== Character's evolution ==
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
Rebel Jaffa (The Serpent's Lair II)

== Biography ==
This Jaffa was Bra'tac friend. He, another Jaffa and Bra'tac frees SG-1. Later they attacked peltak but he and another Jaffa were killed.
== Character's evolution ==
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
Reilly

Reilly was an Airman First Class in the US Air Force. He was part of the first recon team sent to Abydos by the Stargate in 1995. There, he has been missing in action.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about Reilly, except he's part of the US Air Force.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Reilly is part of the recon team for the new found planet which coordinates were discovered by Dr. Daniel Jackson. He passes through the Stargate's wormhole and starts doing recon under Colonel O'Neill's orders.
During the building of the base camp, Reilly, as well as Freeman trie to calm down an upset Ferretti, who complains to be stuck here.
When a sandstorm is raising on the planet, Reilly ask Freeman, Porro and Ferretti to fold back to the pyramid. Reilly suggest to turn the gate on themselves. Ferretti replies back that they could materialize in the vacuum of outer space.
Later, trying to defend themselves against an unknown enemy, Reilly is knocked out and dragged away.
== Notes ==
* Reilly has been knocked out, yet we don't see his body later in the movie. He is considered as MIA.
* Reilly's rank is visible on his fatigues's sleeves just before he passes through the Stargate.
* Reilly is credited as "Lieutenant" in the movie's ending credits (the same for all O'Neill's team members), yet the visible rank on his fatigues is Airman First Class.
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Richard

Richard may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Richard Woolsey, IOA representative and head of the Atlantis expedition (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, SGU: ).
== Production ==
=== Cast and crew ===
* Richard Dean Anderson, actor and executive producer, portrayer of Jack O'Neill (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, , Stargate Universe).
* Richard Drown, stunt player in .
* Richard Kind, the actor who portrays Dr. Gary Meyers () and Lucius Lavin (Stargate Atlantis).
Richard Drown

Richard Drown was a stunt performer. He worked as Stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player ()
== 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
2003 	Duplex 	Stunts 	 	Film
1999 	Man on the Moon 	Stunts 	 	Film
1998 	Out of Sight 	Stunts 	 	Film
1997 	The Rainmaker 	Stunts 	 	Film
1997 	L.A. Confidential 	Stunts 	 	Film
1997 	McHale's Navy 	Stunts 	 	Film
1995 	Truman 	Stunt performer 	 	TV Movie
1994 	 	Stunt Player 	 	Film
1993 	Jack the Bear 	Stunts 	 	Film
1992 	Hoffa 	Stunt double : Danny DeVito 	 	Film
1992 	Batman Returns 	Stunt double : Danny DeVito (uncredited), Stunts	 	Film
1990 	Chips, the War Dog 	Stunts 	 	TV Movie
1989 	The War of the Roses 	Stunt Person 	 	Film
1988 	Twins 	Stunt double : Danny DeVito (uncredited), Stunts	 	Film
1987 	Throw Momma from the Train	Stunts 	 	Film
1987 	Like Father Like Son 	Stunts 	 	Film
1986 	Ruthless People 	Stunts 	 	Film
1985 	The Goonies 	Stunts 	 	Film
1985 	Avenging Angel 	Stunts 	 	Film
1984 	Romancing the Stone 	Actor 	Zolo's Men 	Film
1984 	Micki + Maude 	Stunt double 	 	Film
1984 	City Heat 	Stunts 	 	Film
1981 	Going Ape! 	Stunts 	 	Film
1979 	10 	Stunts 	 	Film
1978 	Return from Witch Mountain	Stunt player 	 	Film
== Notes ==
* Drown has been credited as Danny DeVito's stunt double several times.
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Stunts
Richard Kind

Richard John Kind (born November 22, 1956) is an American actor known for his roles in the s (as Dr. Mark Devanow) and (as Paul Thomas Lassiter).
== Early life ==
Kind was born to a family, in , the son of Alice, a homemaker, and Samuel Kind, a jeweler who formerly owned La Vake's Jewelry in Princeton, NJ. Together with his younger sister, Joanne, he grew up in , . Richard attended Pennsbury High School with fellow thespian, . Kind is a 1974 graduate of and a 1978 graduate of where he was in the fraternity . He is also an alumnus of Chicago and lives in Santa Monica.
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Dr. Gary Meyers ()
* Lucius Lavin (Stargate Atlantis: , )
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
* Kind is the third actor to play in both the movie and in a Stargate series; The two first were Alexis Cruz and Erick Avari who reprised their roles of Skaara and Kasuf in Stargate SG-1 respectively. The fourth one was French Stewart who portrayed Dr. Andrew Covel in the Stargate Universe episode . Kind is the only original movie actor to play in Stargate Atlantis.
== External links ==
* 
* 
== References ==
Richard William Howard Vyse

Major General Richard William Howard Vyse was a soldier, anthropologist and Egyptologist. At the time he was Colonel, he clamed to have identified the name of Khufu as the builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
== History ==
=== ===
During a symposium on Ancient Egypt leaded by Doctor Daniel Jackson, a Professor mentions the discovery of Khufu's inscription by Colonel Vyse. Jackson declares it's actually a fraud.
== Notes ==
* Daniel Jackson's assessment about Vyse is based on a controversy in which Vyse is accused by some people to have forged Khufu's cartouche. See for more information.
== External links ==
*
Robert

Robert is a common first name. It may refer to:
== Production ==
=== Cast and Crew ===
* Robert Ackerman, the actor who portrayed Daniel Jackson's companion ().
* Robert C. Cooper, producer, writer and director (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe).
* Robert Wisden, the actor who portrayed Major/Lieutenant Colonel Samuels (Stargate SG-1).
* Robert Schleinig, set dressing fabricator in Stargate.
Robert Ackerman

Robert Ackerman is an American film and television actor. He portrayed Doctor Daniel Jackson's companion in the 1994 featured movie . Robert is perhaps recognized to TV viewers for his recurring role as Wade Luce, owner of Wade Luce Oil and cronie of J.R. and Jock Ewing in the CBS-TV series Dallas. 
 
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Companion ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
1994 	Stargate 	Companion 	Film
1993 	Bloodlines: Murder in the Family	Jim 	TV Movie
1992 	Married with Children 	Harry 	TV Series, 1 episode
1992 	Murder, She Wrote 	Stromberg 	TV Series, 1 episode
1992 	Sisters 	Dr. Morgan 	TV Series, 1 episode
1992 	L.A. Law 	Businessman #2 	TV Series, 1 episode
1991 	Deadly Medicine 	 	TV Movie
1991 	MacGyver 	Chief 	TV Series, 1 episode
1991 	Dead Silence 	Mechanic 	TV Movie
1990 	After the Shock 	Mr. Thompson 	TV Movie
1990 	Faith 	Commander 	Film
1989 	Knots Landing 	Officer 	TV Series, 1 episode
1987 	The Colbys 	Stevens 	TV Series, 1 episode
1986 	Highway to Heaven 	Theatre Manager 	TV Series, 1 episode
1982 	Voyagers! 	J.P. Morgan 	TV Series, 1 episode
1978-1982	Dallas 	Wade Luce 	TV Series, 13 episodes
1982 	Shoot the Moon 	Waiter 	Film
1982 	Fantasy Island 	Balliff 	TV Series, 1 episode
1981 	The Waltons 	The Bartender 	TV Series, 1 episode
1981 	Flamingo Road 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1980 	Eight Is Enough 	George 	TV Series, 1 episode
1980 	It's My Turn 	Good Will Man 	Film
1980 	Cheech and Chong's Next Movie 	Gas Station Owner	Film
1979 	The Incredible Hulk 	Sheriff 	TV Series, 1 episode
1978 	Barnaby Jones 	Bartender 	TV Series, 1 episode
1978 	Little House on the Prairie 	Manager 	TV Series, 1 episode
== Notes ==
* It seems that the companion role in the 1994 Stargate movie is Ackerman's last role; it is, at least, his most recent acting role in Hollywood to date.
* Ackerman appeared in one episode of MacGyver, a series where Richard Dean Anderson (Jack O'Neill) portrayed the main title role.
==External links==
*
*Robert Ackerman page at the Stargate Wiki