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David Arnold

David Arnold (born January 23, 1962) is a film and television music composer. He has composed the original soundtrack for the 1994 featured film . His work has been reused in all Stargate SG-1 episodes and subsequent and .
== Biography ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Music composer ()
* Original 'Stargate' themes (Stargate SG-1, , )
== 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
== Notes ==
* In all Stargate SG-1 episodes, Arnold is credited as "Original 'Stargate' themes" composer, including and .
* Arnold has worked as music composer on three Roland Emmerich films including : and .
== External links ==
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== References ==
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David DiGregorio

David DiGregorio is a Producer, Writer, Actor and a one-time 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
2015 	Papa 	Actor 	FBI Agent 	Film, (post-production)
2004 	World Poker Tour 	Producer, Associate Producer	 	TV Series, 13 episodes
1996 	Sister, Sister 	Writer 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1995 	Tough and Deadly 	Actor 	Gunman 	Video
1994 	 	Stunt Player 	 	Film
1992 	Universal Soldier 	Actor 	Trucker 	Film
1990 	Charles in Charge 	Writer, Teleplayer 	 	TV Series, 7 episodes
1988-1989 	227 	Writer 	 	TV Series, 2 episodes
1988 	The Facts of Life 	Writer 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1986 	Grange Hill 	Actor 	Disc Jockey 	TV Series, 1 episode
1984 	Perfect Strangers 	Actor 	First Cop 	Film
== Notes ==
* is the unique stunt experience of DiGregorio.
* Stargate is the second film in which DiGregorio worked with Roland Emmerich.
== External links ==
* 
Category:Stunts
David Telford

David Telford is a Colonel in the United States Air Force.
== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
=== Stargate Universe Season 1 (2009) ===
=== Stargate Universe Season 2 (2009/2010) ===
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* The "David Telford" who appears in is not the main character but an hallucination experimented by Matthew Scott who has been infected by a plant-like creature. Moreover, we don't even hear the "Telford" last name throughout the episode. This is the reason why Telford is not tagged on this episode even if Lou Diamond Phillips is credited.
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== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
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David W. Ford

== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
== 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
== Notes ==
== External links ==
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== References ==
Davis

Davis may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Chief Master Sergeant Walter Harriman, who had a badge refered as "Davis";
* Staff Sergeant Turner, called "Technician Davis" in the two "The Tok'ra" episodes;
* Major Paul Davis, a liaison between the Pentagon and Stargate Command;
** Major Paul Davis, an alternate version from a alternate timeline (SG1: ).
== Production ==
=== Cast ===
* Don S. Davis, the actor who portrayed Major General/Lieutenant General George Hammond.
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Dawn of time

== Events ==
Events 	Sources
Between 10 and 5 millions years ago	Between 10 and 5 millions years ago
* The city-ship Atlantis takes off from the Antarctic outpost on Earth, departing from the Milky Way galaxy to the Pegasus galaxy. Only one female Ancient is left behind; the one who will be called "Ayiana" by Doctor Francine Michaels in 2002.	SGA:
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Dax Biagas

Diax Biagas was an actor. He portrayed young Ra in .
== Career ==
Biagas has only played four times on television or cinema: , , , and (1994) which is his last known appearance.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Ra's host (credited as Young Ra, )
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
1994	 	Young Ra 	Film
1992	Stormy Weathers 	Malcolm Wilkes	TV movie
1992	Doogie Howser, M.D. 	Weasel 	TV series, 1 episode
1991	The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air	Jason 	TV series, 1 episode
== Notes ==
* is his last known role.
Dennis Berry

Dennis Berry (born August 11, 1944) is a director, actor and writer for television and cinema. He has directed two Stargate SG-1 episodes.
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Director ===
* Director (SG-1: , )
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Dialing computer

The dialing computer is a Tau'ri-designed device used in Stargate Command in order to dial Stargate addresses. Catherine Langford started the dialing computer project in 1982 and it was improved by Samantha Carter since 1993. This is the Earth version of the Dial Home Device.
== Overview ==
The dialing computer consists in three super-computers (in 1997) located in the Stargate Command control room. To access it, a special keyboard has been conceived to enter Stargate addresses. This keyboard has pads shaped with the Stargate glyphs. Different screens are used to follow the dialing sequence, the Stargate's state, and so on (SG1: ).
== History ==
In 1982, with the development of Project Giza, Catherine Langford led a scientific team who started to build a computing system capable of using the Stargate, known at this time as "Doorway to Heaven". This system used three super-computers. In 1993, Langford hired Captain Samantha Carter, theoretical astrophysicist, who improved the dialing computer. According to Carter, this system was "MacGyvered".This line has been said in . In Brad Wright's recut version of the pilot, this line has been replaced. This system had at first only one designated address stored; the Stargate address found on the Giza cartouche (, SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
== Notes ==
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== Gallery ==
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== References ==
Dillon Moen

Dillon Moen was a American television and cinema actor. He portrayed an hallucination of Charlie O'Neill in the TV series Stargate SG-1.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Charlie O'Neill (Stargate SG-1: , ending credits only, and ).
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2001	So Weird 	Larry 	TV series, 1 episode
2001	Seven Days 	Jimmy Parker 	TV series, 1 episode
2000	The Vision of Escaflowne 	Additional Voices (voice)	TV series
2000	Beautiful Joe 	Lee Mason 	Film
2000	Hollywood Off-Ramp 	 	TV series, 1 episode
2000	A Vision of Murder: The Story of Donielle	 	TV movie
1999	Miracle on the 17th Green 	Toby McKinley 	TV movie
1999	Stargate SG-1 	Charlie O'Neill 	TV series, 2 episodes (1 credits only)
1999	Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying 	Trevor 	Film
1999	Millennium 	Lucas Sheldon 	TV series, 1 episode
1999	Behind the Mask 	Avery Shusan 	TV movie
== Notes ==
* Moen is credited in , yet he doesn't appear in this episode.
* Moen's acting career seems to have stopped in 2001.
== References ==
E. A. Wallis Budge

Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis Budge was an Egyptologist and originator of many controversal translation books for Ancient Egyptian language.
== History ==
=== (1995) ===
When Doctor Daniel Jackson discovers the Giza cartouche and a translation made on a black board, he asked who translated this cartouche and thinks that he must have used Budge. He wonders how they keep printing those books. He rewrites the translation to his own.
=== (1945) ===
In 1945, Doctor Langford and Ernest Littlefield talk about the Stargate and what it could be. When Littlefield states that the symbols are not a combination but destinations, Langford replies that a "doorway to heaven" (Budge's translation) can means many things, as for example, those who pass through may simply die.
=== (1969) ===
In 1969, Doctor Daniel Jackson et Captain Samantha Carter pay a visit to Catherine Langford. Jackson pretends to be Heinrich Gruber's son. He mentions Gruber's notes, speaking of a second artefact called "Doorvay to Heaven" (Budge's translation with a German accent).
== See also ==
* The Book of the Dead, translated by Budge.
== External links ==
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Earth

Earth, also called Terra by the Ancients, Tau'ri by the Goa'uld, and Midgard by the Cimmerians, is the home planet of the Earthlings or Tau'ri (name given by the Goa'uld and the Jaffa), and second cradle of humanity.
== Overview ==
== Geography ==
== History ==
Around 8,000 BC, the Goa'uld enslaved the indigenous and took some on other planets in the Milky Way galaxy using the Stargate network (, SG-1: ).
== Detailled evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
When Ra discovers that the Earth Stargate has been reopened, he decides to send back a naquadah-enhanced nuclear bomb through the gate in order to destroy it. The bomb eventually exploses inside Ra's mothership located on Abydos' orbit, thanks to Colonel Jack O'Neill and Doctor Daniel Jackson who use transportation rings to send the ticking bomb from the Abydos pyramid to the ship.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== References ==
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Earth (disambiguation)

Earth may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Planets ===
* Earth, home planet of the Tau'ri (, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, , and Stargate Universe).
=== Races ===
* Earthlings (also called Tau'ri), race of the Second Evolution of humanity, inhabitants of Earth (, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, , and Stargate Universe).
== Production ==
=== Episodes ===
* , the ninth episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 4.
* , the seventh episode of Stargate Universe Season 1.
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East Germany

East Germany was a country located in Europe.
== History ==
In 1982, a commando team, led by Colonel John Michaels and including Captains Jack O'Neill and Charles Kawalsky tried to extract a Russian agent, Boris. The mission failed and Michaels was killed by a sniper there (SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
=== (1998) ===
On P7J-989, Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c are trapped by the Keeper in an hallucination where they live again and again the events of the 1982 failed mission in East Germany.
== See also ==
* Germany
== External links ==
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Egypt

Egypt is an Earth country located in Africa.
== Overview ==
Egypt is a country located in North Africa. This country was one of the oldest civilisations on Earth, along with China, Greece and Babylone.
== History ==
From 8,000 to 3,000 BC, Egypt was ruled by the Goa'uld Supreme System Lord Ra. During his reign, he took some Egyptians and transported them through the Stargate on a remote planet later known as Abydos. He used the other Egyptians as slaves to build monuments like the Great Pyramids, used to serve as landing paths for his mothership. Around 3,000 BC, a rebellion took place and Ra had to flee from Egypt and Earth (, SG1: , )
The Stargate remained in Giza, buried by the Egyptians. The Stargate DHD has been extracted by a German expedition before the 1928 discovery of the Stargate (SG1: )
== Geography ==
=== Locations in ===
== Evolution ==
=== (1928/1995) ===
In Egypt, Professor Langford discovers a big and heavy circular artefact in the archeological diggings made on the Giza plateau, known in 1995 as the Stargate, thanks to Doctor Daniel Jackson's translation of the Giza coverstone hieroglyphs.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Most of the Goa'uld has been named after the Egyptian divinities, such as Ra, Apophis, Hathor, Osiris, etc.
== See also ==
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
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Egypt Before the Pharaohs

Egypt Before the Pharaohs: The Prehistoric Foundations of Egyptian Civilisation is a book written by Michael A. Hoffman. A copy of this book was held by Doctor Daniel Jackson.
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Doctor Daniel Jackson uses Hoffman's book to help him during his research on the Giza cartouche. When he departs for the newly discovered world, he takes this book among others and put it inside his suitcase.
Later on Abydos, Ferretti takes Jackson's suitcase and throws it on the desert, asking Jackson to find a way to return home. The suitcase opens, spreading all its content (including the book) everywhere on the desert sand.
== Notes ==
* The above-named book has been published in the real world, see this link to the Amazon webstore as a proof.
* The first edition of Michael A. Hoffman's book Egypt Before the Pharaohs: The Prehistoric Foundations of Egyptian Civilization was published in December 1979 (see the original cover here). A second edition has been printed in 1991, the one used in .
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Egypt Before the Pharaohs, 1st edition.jpg|The original cover of the book, published in 1979.
Egypt Before the Pharaohs, 2nd edition.jpg|The second edition book's cover, the one used in the original movie.
Eli's friend

Eli Wallace's friend is an online gamer.
== Biography ==
Nothing is know of Eli's friend but his passion for online gaming and especially Prometheus. He is also an supporter We can see posters of Amnesty International behind him. (SGU: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2009) ===
Eli Wallace is network-connected in his bedroom, playing an online game called Prometheus. On a second screen, his friend speaking with him about a solution for the level. Eli tells him that the planet's core is the power source, he has to channel it into the weapon to destroy the enemy ship. Eli's friend says it's impossible as it's a programmer's joke they cannot solve. Eli says he found the solution and shows it. Unfortunately, the screen fades and Eli is back to the beginning of the level. Eli's friend says Eli is so full of himself, disconnects from the network and leaves his room.
== Notes ==
* There is no mention of this character's name. In the ending credits, we only see "Eli's Friend".
== References ==
fr:Ami d'Eli
Eli Wallace

== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
=== Stargate Universe Season 1 (2009) ===
=== Stargate Universe Season 2 (2009-2010) ===
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== See also ==
* Alternate timelines:
** Eli Wallace, a first timeline version (),
** Eli Wallace, a second timeline version ("Time"),
** Eli Wallace, a third timeline version ().
* Hallucination:
** Eli, an hallucination Matthew Scott experienced when he was infected by a plant-like creature ().
== External links ==
== References ==
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Elizabeth Weir

Doctor Elizabeth Weir was a former occupation::diplomat and first civilian commander of former leader of::Stargate Command. In 2004, she became the first responsible of the former leader of::Atlantis expedition team. In 2007, she was MIA after saving the First Atlantis recon team from the Asuran. She appeared again in 2008 (using FRAN's appearance), then soon sacrificed herself and was frozen in orbit space.
== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
=== (2003) ===
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=== Stargate Atlantis Season 1 (2004—2005) ===
=== Stargate Atlantis Season 2 (2005—2006) ===
=== Stargate Atlantis Season 3 (2006—2007) ===
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=== (2008) ===
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
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Elizabeth Weir (disambiguation)

Elizabeth Weir may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Dr. Elizabeth Weir, former diplomat, civilian head of Stargate Command and Altantis expedition team leader (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis).
** An alternate Elizabeth Weir from an alternate timeline (SGA: ).
* An Asuran organic version of Elizabeth Weir, created by Niam's faction (SGA: ).
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Enemy

Enemy may refer to:
== Production ==
=== Episodes ===
* , the 3rd Stargate SG-1 Season 1 episode.
* , the 1st Stargate SG-1 Season 5 episode.
* , the 7th Stargate SG-1 Season 7 episode.
* , the 20th and last Stargate Atlantis Season 5 episode.
Erik Holland

Olav Roger Øvregård, commonly known as Erik Holland (born May 18, 1933) is a Norvegian film an television actor. He portrayed Professor Langford in the 1994 featured film .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Professor Langford ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Everett Young

Colonel Everett Young is a US Air Force military. He was a former SG team leader, then assigned to the Icarus base in 2009. After the attack of the base by the Lucian Alliance, him and 80+ people were stranded inside an Ancient vessel, Destiny. There, as the most ranked officer, he was put in charge of the crew. After one year, he was put into stasis, along with the crew, so Destiny can skip an unfriendly galaxy.
== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
=== Stargate Universe Season 1 (2009) ===
=== Stargate Universe Season 2 (2009-2010) ===
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== Notes ==
* Even if Doctor Nicholas Rush and Colonel Young didn't appreciate each other, they have at least two things in common: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and chess.
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
=== Other "Everett Youngs" ===
* Alternate timelines:
** Colonel Everett Young, a first timeline version (),
** Colonel Everett Young, a second timeline version ("Time"),
** Colonel Everett Young, a third timeline version ().
* Hallucination:
** Everett, an hallucination Matthew Scott experienced when he was infected by a plant-like creature ().
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Everett Young
Fan fiction

The Stargate universe has many fan fiction authors, games, and other media.
==Please Note==
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Semantic Stargate Wiki guidelines on non-canonical information restrict the creation of fan fiction-related articles. Administrators and other contributors may deem it necessary (as appropriate to wiki policy and guidelines) to redirect, move, or delete fan fiction articles that appear elsewhere in the wiki without notifying the original contributor. If there is a need and relevant consensus for additional fan fiction-related articles, contributors are asked to create these as subarticles of this page. Subarticles must add the template tag at the top of the page.
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Female Goa'uld (Children of the Gods)

The female Goa'uld was part of the choosing ceremony inside the prison of Chulak.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
The female Goa'uld accompanies a Goa'uld during the choosing ceremony inside the prison of Chulak. She witnesses Daniel Jackson asking the Goa'uld if something of the host must survive. However, the Goa'uld chooses Skaara and some guards take him and the two leave the prison.
Later, the woman is with Skaara, the Goa'uld and the other chosen people ready to leave Chulak by the Stargate. She witnesses Skaara's Goa'uld using a Goa'uld hand device against Colonel Jack O'Neill. They all pass through the Stargate right after.
== Notes ==
* This character has no line in the script.
* It is supposed that this character is a Goa'uld as she accompanies another Goa'uld during the choosing ceremony, and is allegied to Apophis.
* This character appears only in .
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Ferretti

Ferretti was a Major part of the US Air Force. He participated to the First Abydos mission in 1995. Wounded in 1997 during the Second Abydos mission, he became Former leader of::SG-2's commanding officer after Major Kawalsky's death.
== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
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=== (1998) ===
When SG-1 rush into the gate room to pass through the Stargate on the address brought back by Daniel Jackson from the alternate reality's SGA (SG1: ), General Hammond and Major Ferretti try to find a way to the room but they eventually find only the door closed. Hammond orders Ferretti to open the door. Al last, they enter the gate room when Teal'c is the last to get through the wormhole.
Later, in the Stargate Command briefing room, Msgt. Harriman comfirms that it was SG-1 who passed through the Stargate using coordinates from "the other place". Ferretti asks General Hammond permission to send SG-2 to get them back. Hammond replies it would only for court martial. Then Ferretti tells Hammond that O'Neill saved him more than once and he'd like to back him up and he's ready to take the risk.
Later, in the gate room, SG-2 is ready to go through the Stargate. General Hammond officially orders Major Ferretti to bring back SG-1 for court martial. But he insists him to bring them back alive and well. But, unfortunately, the gate address seventh chevron doesn't lock, making the rescue mission impossible.
=== (1999) ===
When Colonel Jack O'Neill is forced to retire because of his unacceptable behavior on Tollana, Dr. Daniel Jackson and Major Samantha Carter speculate about a fourth member for SG-1. Jackson thinks that someone like Ferretti may join the team and Carter becomes team's commander. Carter replies that the SGC may not choose a Major as commanding officer.
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Major Coburn is put in charge of SG-2. Major Ferretti's new assignment is unknown.
== Notes ==
* Ferretti's nationality is deducted as he is part of the US Air Force.
* Ferretti's name is spelled differently in the movie; "Feretti".
* There is an inconsistency regarding Ferretti's rank. In the movie, he is credited as "Lieutenant Feretti", yet we can see Technical Sergeant insignas on his fatigues' sleeves. In Stargate SG-1, we see Major insignas on his Class-A uniform's shoulders. As canon, we retain "Major" as rank, for General Hammond called him Major (SG1: , ).
== Behind the scenes ==
* Ferretti has been portrayed by two actors; French Stewart in , and Brent Stait in Stargate SG-1.
* French Stewart also portrayed Dr. Andrew Covel in the Stargate Universe episode . He is the fourth and last actor from the original movie to play a role in the series; Alexis Cruz and Erick Avari reprise their role of Skaara and Kasuf respectively, and Richard Kind (Dr. Gary Meyers) portrayed Lucius Lavin in Stargate Atlantis.
* Brent Stait portrayed Michael Kenmore in replacement of Connor Trinneer (who was unavailable at this time) in the Stargate Atlantis episode . He has been voice-dubbed by Trinneer.
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== External links ==
== References ==
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