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Sea of Ogada

The Sea of Ogada is a region located far away from the village of the Shavadai, on planet Simarka.
== Overview ==
This area seems to be located very far away from the different tribes who are living around the Stargate location, because, according to Abu, son of the chieftain Moughal of the Shavadai, nobody have seen someone coming from the Sea of Ogada (SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
Abu, a young Shavadai, is saved from the dogs' stomac by SG-1. Thankfull, he asks where they came from. Jack O'Neill tells him they are travellers from, far, far away. Abu asks them if they're from the Sea of Ogada. In order to not perturbate him, O'Neill doesn't deny. Abu tells them that he had never seen someone from the Sea of Ogada and that they will be double welcomed by his father.
When his father, Moughal, encounters SG-1 with other men, they are threatened by banded bows. Abu rushes to his father to tell him that they are from the Sea of Ogada and they don't know their customs (women must be outfitted with female outfits, and must not wear men outfits).
When Captain Samantha Carter is abucted by Abu in order to trade her for Nya, he introduces her to Turghan, chieftain of the Toughai, as a people from the Sea of Ogada.
Later, when Moughal and SG-1 meet Turghan to retreive back Carter, Moughal says that women in the Sea of Ogada are free like theirs were long ago.
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Sean Amsing

Sean Amsing is an actor. He portrayed Tobay in the Stargate SG-1 TV series.
== Early life ==
== Career ==
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Tobay (SG1: , )
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2013 	Found 	Shop Clerk 	Short
2013 	Swindle 	Band Member #1 	TV Movie
2013 	King & Maxwell 	Guard Jeff 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2013 	Package Deal 	Karaoke Host 	TV Serie, 2 episodes
2013 	Psych 	Clerk 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2012 	The Gos 	Dave 	Short
2012 	Camera Shy 	City Hall Staffer 	Film
2012 	American Mary 	Security Guard 	Film
2012 	Clients from Hell 	El Doctor 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2012 	Big Time Movie 	BTR Band Guitar 	TV Movie
2011 	Good Morning, Killer 	Store Manager 	TV Movie
2009 	Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - Final Cut	Tobay 	Video
2008-2009	The Guard 	 	TV Serie, 3 episodes
2008 	Control Alt Delete 	Geek Squad 	Film
2007 	Kyle XY 	Guy 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2007 	Kickin' It Old Skool 	Falafel Vendor 	Film
2006 	Da Vinci's City Hall 	Kent 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2004 	Def Jam Fight for NY 	Pockets (voice) 	Video Game
2004 	Going the Distance 	M.C. 	Film
2003 	Dead Like Me 	Druggie #1 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2003 	Just Cause 	Louis 	TV Serie, 1 episode
1997-2003	Stargate SG-1 	Tobay 	TV Series, 2 episodes
2002 	Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action! 	 	TV Serie, 2 episodes
2002 	Dark Angel 	Wallace 	TV Serie, 1 episode
2001 	Bones 	Maurice 	Film
2000 	Caitlin's Way 	Jordan Clarke 	TV Serie, 1 episode
1999 	Rollercoaster 	Sanj 	Film
1999 	Night Man 	Player #1 	TV Serie, 1 episode
1998 	Cold Squad 	 	TV Serie, 1 episode
1998 	Disturbing Behavior 	Damon (uncredited)	Film
1997 	Angels in the Endzone 	Garo 	TV Movie
1996 	Past Perfect 	Eager Kid 	Film
1996 	The Prisoner of Zenda, Inc. 	Charlie Rosemerkel	TV Movie
1994 	Madison 	Sean 	TV Serie, 1 episode
1993 	Mega Man: Upon a Star 	Yuuta (English) 	TV Mini-Series
== Notes ==
== References ==
Season 1

Season 1 may refer to:
== Production ==
* Stargate SG-1 Season 1, the first 22 episodes season of Stargate SG-1
* Stargate Atlantis Season 1, the first 20 episodes season of Stargate Atlantis
* Stargate Universe Season 1, the first 20 episodes season of Stargate Universe
* Stargate Infinity Season 1, the first and only 26 episodes season of Stargate Infinity 
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Season 2

Season 2 may refer to:
== Production ==
* Stargate SG-1 Season 2, the second 22 episodes season of Stargate SG-1
* Stargate Atlantis Season 2, the second 20 episodes season of Stargate Atlantis
* Stargate Universe Season 2, the second and final 20 episodes season of Stargate Universe
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Serpent

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Serpent may refer to :
== In-universe articles ==
=== Organisations ===
* The Serpent guards, a group of Jaffas who were devoted to Apophis.
== Production ==
=== Episodes ===
* , the 22nd episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 1
* , the 1st episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 2 and direct following of the previous one
* , the 18th episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 2
* , the 4th episode of Stargate SG-1 Season 4
Serpent guard (Children of the Gods I)

The Serpent guard was part of the Apophis faction. He was killed in 1997 by one of the guards in the Stargate Command embarkation room.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
A faction of Serpent guards under Apophis' command arrive by the Stargate inside the Stargate Command embarkation room. As the guards present here try to protect Senior Airman Weterings who is captured by one of them, Teal'c, Serpent guards open fire for an answer with their Goa'uld staff weapons. The Serpent guard is eventually killed by one of the airmen and falls.
Later, he is brought in the SGC infirmary for examination and may be an autopsy. Doctor MacKenzie started to examinate the Serpent guard bodies, noticing the belly pouch similar to the marsupial's ones. According to him, they're not human.
== Notes ==
* The Serpent guard's face is visible only when he is layed down dead in the SGC infirmary. When he was alive, his face was hidden by his helmet.
== Behind the scenes ==
* The extra portraying the Serpent guard is not known.
== See also ==
* The female Serpent guard, his unfortunate teammate
fr:Garde serpent (Enfants des dieux I)
Serpent guard (Children of the Gods II)

The female Serpent guard was part of the Apophis faction. She was killed in 1997 by one of the guards in the Stargate Command embarkation room.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
A faction of Serpent guards under Apophis' command arrive by the Stargate inside the Stargate Command embarkation room. As the guards present here try to protect Senior Airman Weterings who is captured by one of them, Teal'c, Serpent guards open fire for an answer with their Goa'uld staff weapons. The Serpent guard is eventually killed by one of the airmen and falls.
Later, he is brought in the SGC infirmary for examination and may be an autopsy. Doctor MacKenzie started to examinate the Serpent guard bodies, noticing the belly pouch similar to the marsupial's ones. According to him, they're not human. He notices that they exist, both male and female.This statement is said only in the Brad Wright's recut version of .
== Notes ==
* The female Serpent guard's face is visible only when she is layed down dead in the SGC infirmary. When she was alive, her face was hidden by her helmet.
* The character's face is visible only in the recut version of .
== Behind the scenes ==
* The extra portraying the female Serpent guard is not known.
== See also ==
* The male Serpent guard, her unfortunate teammate
== References ==
fr:Garde serpent (Enfants des dieux II)
Sha're

Sha're was a young Abydonian woman. She got married to Daniel Jackson but was kidnapped by the Goa'uld System Lord Apophis to become Amaunet's host. She eventually died in 1999 as well as the symbiote she carried, killed by Teal'c.
== Biography ==
Sha're was born on Abydos. Kasuf, the Abydonians' leader, was her father. She had a younger brother, Skaara ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
=== (1997) ===
=== (1998) ===
=== (1999) ===
== Notes ==
* Sha're has been portrayed by two actresses, Mili Avital (as Sha'uri) in , the movie, and Vaitiare Bandera in Stargate SG-1.
* In the movie, Sha're's name is spelled differently, Sha'uri.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Vaitiare Bandera was first auditionned for Sha'uri's role in the movie by Roland Emmerich. She finally lost it to Mili Avital. For Stargate SG-1 she went again, read the same part, and bingo.
* Sha're's possession by Amaunet is the first and only full frontal nude scene filmed for a television series. It was her first on-screen nudity. The nudity has been removed in the Brad Wright's 2009 recut version of .
* Vaitiare Bandera was really pregnant (from Michael Shanks) when she was filming . She had to simulate giving birth, yet it wasn't time to do this for real.
== See also ==
* Amaunet, the Goa'uld who possessed her
* Shifu, the Harcesis son
== External links ==
* 
* 
== References ==
fr:Sha're
Shak'l

Shak'l was a Jaffa at the service of Apophis. He has been killed on Cartago by Teal'c in 1997.
== Biography ==
Shak'l has been trained by Teal'c (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
=== ===
== Notes ==
* According to Teal'c, Shak'l is part of Apophis' personal guard.
* Shak'l has a golden Goa'uld mark on his forehead as well as Shak'l and the other Jaffa. There is no logical explanation for this. Usually, a golden mark is the attribute for a First Prime (SG1: ). This would be considered as a goof, and no more explanation would be given.
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
* His first and second Jaffa teammates.
== External links ==
== References ==
Shavadai

The Shavadai (meaning "People of the steppe") are a human ethnic tribe probably descendant of the Earth Mongol tribe of Shagatai, living on planet Simarka.
== Overview ==
The Shavadai are a tribe of humans who have been taken by the Goa'uld (called "demons" by them) as slaves at least 900 years ago on Simarka. Probably descendants of the Earth Mongol tribe of the Shagatai, they kept their way of life typically of the steppe nomad, especially the way they considered women. In a large majority, men are polygamists and women are mostly like merchandise. They cannot speak until they're allowed to, cannot get out without wearing a veal on their face. If they don't observe the ancestral ways, they are sentenced to death at once.
They do have cows, horses, camels, wool and they make their own medicine with local plants (SG1: ).
== Notable people ==
== History ==
After been left on they own several centuries ago, the Shavadai continued to live according to the ancestral laws, with the fear of the other tribes like the Toughai. Eventually, Moughal, chieftain of the tribe, tried to change the "old ways", stating that trade will replace war. Unlike the other men of the tribe, Moughal tried to make an example with having only one wife, of whom he fell in love with. Among his tribe this attitude was considered as a weakness (SG1: ).
== Detailed evolution ==
=== (1994) ===
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
Shavadai anesthetic

: — Stargate SG-1, 
An anesthetic drug has been created by Abu on planet Simarka.
== Overview ==
Abu has created this anesthetic with plants. This drug is able to remove the pain induced by a fire arrow wound (SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
When SG-1 are inside Moughal's tent on Simarka, the latter tells that trade will replace the ancestral laws. Abu, Moughal's son, says that he's doing medicine and making some powerful drugs from plants. When they make a tour of the village, Abu shows to Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson a villager with a clean wound on his left shoulder. Abu tells them that it was a wound made by a fire arrow and at the moment he put the drug on the wound, the pain disappeared.
Later, as SG-1 return home, Captain Samantha Carter asks Daniel Jackson if this anesthetic could be a miracle drug on Earth. Daniel reply that anyway, somebody else will take the credit as they cannot reveal the origin of the drug.
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Simarka

SimarkaFollow this link on the official MGM Stargate website. is a planet located in the Milky Way galaxy.
== Overview ==
Simarka is a very green planet with a cold climate.This statement is deducted as the locals wear heavy coats. Some territories are unexplored, like the Sea of Ogada. There is also a desert area, ruled by Chimakka, the desert warlord. At least 25 tribes live on Simarka.22 tribes swore allegiance to Turghan, Chimakka's tribe was about to do the same with the arranged marriage with Nya, the Toughai, and the Shavadai, making 25 tribes. May be we can add the unknown people of the Sea of Ogada, but that's not sure as, according to Abu, nobody has traveled this far. Almost all men in the known tribes are polygamists, as among the Shavadai, even a lowliest man is chief among his women. Moughal, chieftain of the Shavadai, is an exception; he is married to only one woman. This is somehow considered as a weakness (SG1: ).
== History ==
Certainly more than 900 years ago, the Goa'uld enslaved Earth Mongol tribes and used the Stargate network to bring them on Simarka for some reason. After that, the Goa'uld left the planet and abandoned the Simarkians on their own, but some ancestral laws remained until 1997 where womens were treated like merchandise. According to Moughal, those laws were made to protect and hide women from the demons who brought them here. During times, some tribes made war to expand their territories (SG1: ).
== Geography ==
=== Races living on ===
=== People from ===
=== Locations on ===
== Detailled evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
SG-1 is on a recon mission on Simarka where they encounter Mongol-like tribes, may be some descendants of the Chagatai, an extinct mongol tribe for 900 year on Earth. Thanks to the determination of Captain Samantha Carter, Moughal, chieftain of the Shavadai, frees all the womens of his clan from the oppressive yoke of the ancestral laws.
== Notes ==
* "Simarka" isn't pronounced in the episode. It appears in the RPG (Separate continuity) but it also appears on the official MGM Stargate website. As a result, this name is kept in the wiki as canon.
== See also ==
* Genghis Khan, mentionned by Daniel Jackson.
== References ==
fr:Simarka
Simarka's ruined temple

:— SG1 : 
Simarka's ruined temple is a monument located on planet Simarka.
== Overview ==
This temple is located near the Simarka's Stargate and DHD. According to Teal'c, this temple has been destroyed a long time ago. The reasons for its raising and destruction are unknown (SG1: ).
== Evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
When they get out of the Stargate, SG-1 see the ruined temple. Daniel Jackson states on the aspect. When Teal'c comments about the destruction of this temple, Colonel Jack O'Neill asks the team to move on before meeting "somebody who remembers why".
== Notes ==
* The name "temple" is used here to define this location as Teal'c uses this term to define this monument.
fr:Temple en ruine de Simarka
Simon Murton

Simon Murton is a conceptual illustrator and a production designer. He worked as conceptual illustrator in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Murton has worked in the 1995 film , the 2002 film and the 2005 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
2017 	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales 	illustrator 	 	Film, filming
2015 	Goosebumps 	illustrator 	 	Film, post-production
2015 	Jupiter Ascending 	conceptual artist 	 	Film
2012 	Cloud Atlas 	conceptual artist 	 	Film
2011 	Real Steel 	conceptual artist 	 	Film
2011 	Green Lantern 	illustrator 	 	Film
2009 	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra 	visual effects - concept illustrator 	 	Film
2007 	Lucky You 	illustrator 	 	Film
2007 	TMNT 	production designer, art director 	 	Film
2005 	Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 	illustrator: concept 	 	Film
2005 	The Island 	illustrator 	 	Film
2004 	I, Robot 	art director: picture vehicles 	 	Film
2004 	Van Helsing 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	The Matrix Revolutions 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	Hulk 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
2003 	Riverworld 	production designer 	 	TV Movie
2002 	The Adventures of Pluto Nash 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
2001 	Pearl Harbor 	illustrator 	 	Film
2000 	Red Planet 	robot designer 	 	Film
2000 	Hollow Man 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
2000 	What Planet Are You From? 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1999 	Galaxy Quest 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1999 	Sleepy Hollow 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1998 	What Dreams May Come 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1997 	The Visitor 	production designer 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1996 	Space Truckers 	production designer 	 	Film
1995 	Space: Above and Beyond 	visual design consultant 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1995 	Judge Dredd 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
1995 	Tank Girl 	assistant art director 	 	Film
1994 	 	conceptual illustrator 	 	Film
1994 	The Crow 	art director 	 	Film
1993 	Demolition Man 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1993 	Last Action Hero 	illustrator 	 	Film
1993 	Super Mario Bros. 	assistant art director 	 	Film
1992 	Honey I Blew Up the Kid 	concept illustrator - uncredited 	 	Film
1992 	Fortress 	art director 	 	Film
1991 	Double Impact 	production illustrator 	 	Film
1991 	Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
1990 	The Exorcist III 	concept illustrator 	 	Film
1990 	Solar Crisis 	designer: Robotruck / designer: Vertol	 	Film
1989 	Night Life 	storyboard artist 	 	Film
1986 	King Kong Lives 	draftsman 	 	Film
1984 	Nineteen Eighty-Four 	sketch artist 	 	Film
1984 	Supergirl 	assistant to sketch artists 	 	Film
1980 	Hawk the Slayer 	visualiser 	 	Film
== Notes ==
* Simon Murton is the son of Peter Murton, art director of .
== External links ==
* 
* Official website
Category:Art department
Simone Boisseree

Simone Boisseree (born April 22, 1948) was an American Stunt performer. She worked as Stunt player in the 1994 featured film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player (, credited as Simone Boisserre)
== Notes ==
* Boisseree's stunt carreer seems to have ended in 2004.
* Boisseree is now President and CEO of In-Flight Bedding by Simone, a company who sells luxury bedding for jet flights.
== External links ==
* 
* In-Flight Bedding by Simone homepage, a company where Boisseree is President and CEO.
* Simone Boisseree on Memory Alpha, the wiki about Star Trek.
Category:Stunts
Soldier (Children of the Gods I)

The soldier was a member of the Second Abydos mission team, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill. He has been killed in 1997 by Serpent guards when Apophis came on Abydos to find hosts for Goa'uld symbiotes.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
The soldier is part of the Second Abydos mission team, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill, whose mission is to retreive Daniel Jackson and check if any threat came from here. All the team pass through the Stargate and find themselves inside the Abydos pyramid. The place seems desert yet suddenly, all the young Abydonians hold the team at gunpoint. Daniel Jackson comes out and tells everybody to lower their weapons. Then after a moment, Jackson invites the team to join their evening meal.
Later, when Jackson, O'Neill, Captain Samantha Carter and Major Charles Kawalsky go outside the pyramid to get in a newly found room, Major Ferretti tells the soldier that Jakson's wife, Sha're, is very beautiful. Suddenly, all the team comes on alert as the Stargate enables itself. He takes cover and defend the place when some Serpent guards get outside the wormhole and fire at them. Hidden behind a column, the soldier is eventually shot by a Goa'uld staff weapon blast.
When they come back to Stargate Command, O'Neill reports to General Hammond that two men are down.This line only happens in the recut version of .
== Notes ==
* The soldier's name is unknown. Yet, in Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - Final Cut, O'Neill names the two soldiers who remained unnamed in the pilot; Currin and Swope. But one cannot determine which one is Currin and which one is Swope as nobody named them before. Those two names are considered as canon, yet those article's titles cannot be more precise.
* The nationality is deduced as the soldier is part of the US Army.
== Behind the scenes ==
* The extra who portrays the soldier is unknown.
== See also ==
* The Second Abydos mission team, his last company
* His unfortunate teammate
== References ==
Soldier (Children of the Gods II)

The soldier was a member of the Second Abydos mission team, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill. He has been killed in 1997 by Serpent guards when Apophis came on Abydos to find hosts for Goa'uld symbiotes.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
The soldier is part of the Second Abydos mission team, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill, whose mission is to retreive Daniel Jackson and check if any threat came from here. All the team pass through the Stargate and find themselves inside the Abydos pyramid. The place seems desert yet suddenly, all the young Abydonians hold the team at gunpoint. Daniel Jackson comes out and tells everybody to lower their weapons. Then after a moment, Jackson invites the team to join their evening meal.
Later, Jackson, O'Neill, Captain Samantha Carter and Major Charles Kawalsky go outside the pyramid to get in a newly found room. Suddenly, all the team comes on alert as the Stargate enables itself. He takes cover and defend the place when some Serpent guards get outside the wormhole and fire at them. Hidden behind a column, the soldier is eventually shot by a Goa'uld staff weapon blast.
When O'Neill and the small group come back inside the pyramid, they see the mess. O'Neill checks the pulse, but finds none; it's too late.
When they come back to Stargate Command, O'Neill reports to General Hammond that two men are down.This line only happens in the recut version of .
== Notes ==
* The soldier's name is unknown. Yet, in Stargate SG-1: Children of the Gods - Final Cut, O'Neill names the two soldiers who remained unnamed in the pilot; Currin and Swope. But one cannot determine which one is Currin and which one is Swope as nobody named them before. Those two names are considered as canon, yet those article's titles cannot be more precise.
* The nationality is deduced as the soldier is part of the US Army.
== Behind the scenes ==
* The extra who portrays the soldier is unknown.
== See also ==
* The Second Abydos mission team, his last company
* His unfortunate teammate
== References ==