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Frakes

Frakes was a military and an antropologist. He died on cave-dwellers' planet, killed by Captain Jonas Hanson.
== Biography ==
In 1997, when the Stargate program took place, Frakes became part of the former member of::SG-9 team, led by Captain Jonas Hanson. One of his teammates and friend was Lieutenant Connor. For more than five weeks, he went on a planet to study the indigenous, but didn't notice first the change of behavior of Captain Hanson. The cave dwellers started to bow down to them, thinking they were gods. Yet Hanson didn't deny it. First, Frakes agreed first with Hanson that it might be safer to let them do. But the more they stayed, the more they believed they were gods, and Hanson believed then he was God. When Connor and Frakes finaly realized Hanson's behavior, they decided to warn Stargate Command regarding the situation (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
On a planet during the night, Lieutenant Connor and Frakes are running into the woods to the Stargate, chased by Captain Jonas Hanson, Baker and the planet's natives. Suddunly Frakes tells Connor he has lost the remote. Connor comes back and finds the remote. Connor reaches the DHD and starts to dial Earth but Frakes is hit on the shoulder by a poisoned dart. He collapses on the ground. Connor realizes he is alone and looks for Frakes. When he finds him, a desperate Frakes orders him to go before collapsing again. Connor gone, Hanson, Baker and the local are around a layed down Frakes. Baker is holding Frakes by the hair. Looking at Frakes, Hanson says he is very disappointed of him, calling him his "son", then Hanson kills Frakes from point-blank range using his sidearm. Hanson orders to burn Frakes' body.
Later, when SG-1 come on the planet to look for SG-9, they finally find Connor. When Connor recovers, he shows them Frakes' ashes, stating that Hanson (and not the sun) dit that to Frakes. Connor removes Frakes' dogtags from the ashes.
== Notes ==
* Nothing in the dialogues tells us about Frakes being part of the military. Yet, Connor removes Frakes' dogtags from his ashes, inducing that Frakes was indeed part of the military.
* Frakes' nationality is induced as he is part of the military.
* Frakes' rank is not known.
== Gallery ==
File:Frakes' dogtags.jpg|Lieutenant Connor is holding Frakes' dogtags retreived among his ashes.
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
fr:Frakes
Frank Bollinger

Frank Bollinger is a production designer and an art director. He worked as art director (along with Peter Murton and Mark Zuelzke for Yuma) in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Art director ()
== 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 	A Bell for Ursli 	Production designer 	 	Film (filming)
2015 	3 Türken & ein Baby 	Production designer 	 	Film
2014 	The Cut 	Art director 	 	Film
2013 	Die schwarzen Brüder 	Production designer 	 	Film
2012 	Willkommen im Krieg 	Art director 	 	TV Movie
2011 	National Geographic Investigates 	Art director 	 	TV Series documentary, 1 episode
2011 	Underground 	Production designer 	 	Film
2011 	Flirtcamp 	Production designer 	 	TV Movie
2010 	Big Money Rustlas 	Production designer 	 	Film
2008 	AmericanEast 	Production designer 	 	Film
2008 	Rest Stop: Don't Look Back 	Production designer 	 	Video
2008 	Alien Raiders 	Production designer 	 	Film
2008 	Dark Streets 	Production designer 	 	Film
2008 	The Objective 	Production designer 	 	Film
2008 	Otis 	Production designer 	 	Film
2005 	Dirty Love 	Production designer 	 	Film
2003 	Küss' niemals einen Flaschengeist 	Production designer 	 	TV Movie
2003 	Cappuccino zu Dritt 	Production designer 	 	TV Movie
2002 	60 Seconds 	Production designer 	 	Short
2002 	My Daughter's Tears 	Production designer 	 	Film
2001 	All the Queen's Men 	Production designer 	 	Film
2000 	Playing Mona Lisa 	Production designer 	 	Film
1999 	The Thirteenth Floor 	Art director 	 	Film
1999 	Clara 	Production designer 	 	Short
1999 	You're Dead... 	Production designer 	 	Film
1998 	Drei Tage Angst 	Set decorator 	 	TV Movie
1998 	Milo 	Production designer 	 	Film
1997 	Geisterjäger John Sinclair: Die Dämonenhochzeit	Production designer 	 	TV Movie
1997 	No Strings Attached 	Art director 	 	Film
1997 	Red Meat 	Production designer 	 	Film
1996 	Independence Day 	supervisor: alien attacker	 	Film
1994 	The High Crusade 	Production designer 	 	Film
1994 	 	Art director 	 	Film
1992 	Spaced Out! 	construction coordinator 	 	TV Movie
1992 	Universal Soldier 	construction coordinator 	 	Film
1991 	Eye of the Storm 	set dresser 	 	Film
1990 	Moon 44 	construction supervisor 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
* Frank Bollinger's official website
* Linked in profile
Category:Art department
Frank Welker

Frank Wendell Welker (born March 12, 1946) is a voice actor. He performed the voice of the Mastage in the 1994 featured film .
== Early life ==
Welker was born in . He then moved to California and attended in Santa Monica, California, where he majored in theatrical arts. In 1966, he received honors for his performance as the Cowardly Lion in the college's theater production of . During his transition between college and his voice acting career, his first voice-over role was in a commercial for dog food. The producer's girlfriend informed him of auditioning for during the casting of , where he initially auditioned for the title character but instead got the role of Fred Jones.
== Career ==
=== Live-action acting career ===
Welker's first on-camera film role was as a college kid from who befriends in (1969). His next film role was in the Disney film which starred Kurt Russell. He later co-starred with in Universal's . Welker also appeared in and .
His on camera television appearances included roles in , and . He played a prosecutor in highly acclaimed ABC special The Trial of General Yamashita and as Captain Pace beside ' in Paramount television’s pilot Catch-22. He also appeared on , ], , , , The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour, Laugh Trax, and as one of the cast members in the special of (1985) with . In the latter show, he appeared alongside Jim Staahl and .
Frank also played an on-camera role as a voice actor on an episode of , in , where he played a rival actor trying to steal the role of Dippy Duck from fellow voice actor Wally Wooster () and he also appeared in the film The Informant as 's father.
In 1978, Frank Welker appeared on The Roast to . While saluting Burns, he showed his abilities as an impressionist by honoring George Burns with the voices of , , , and .
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Voice actor ===
* Voice of the Mastage ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== External links ==
* Frank Welker's official website
* 
== References ==
Freeman

Freeman was a Staff SergeantSee this image to see the insigna. in the US Air Force. He was part of the first Abydos mission in 1995 under Colonel Jack O'Neill's command. He died on Abydos, killed by a staff weapon blast.
== Biography ==
Freeman seems to be an expert on field radio communication.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Soon after the discovery of the point of origin by doctor Daniel Jackson, a recon team, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill is set up. Freeman is part of the team and passes through the Stargate's wormhole.
Outside the Abydos pyramid, Freeman builds the base camp, complaiying about the planet's heat. He urges Ferretti to speak to Jackson in order to get back home as quickly as possible. He stays at the base camp while O'Neill, Kawalsky and Brown track Jackson who has been pulled by a local domestic animal.
Later, Freeman established a radio connection with Colonel O'Neill and passes him Ferretti. He receives order to secure the base camp.
When a sandstorm blows on Abydos, while Ferretti tries to communicate with O'Neill, Freeman says it's impossible to communicate in these conditions. Ferretti orders Freeman, Reilly and Porro to fold back inside the pyramid. Ferretti tries to communicate again, but Freeman says it a waste of time.
The small group is surprised when a big pyramidal spaceship is landing on the pyramid, shaking it. All of them cock their weapons, ready to fight. While he attempts to avoid Horus Guards, Freeman is striken by one of them.
Freeman is inside a watered pit with Kawalsky, Ferretti, and later O'Neill. The next morning, they stand together in front of the pyramid, sentenced to be executed by Daniel Jackson. Jackson sees the sun light emited by O'Neill's lighter held by Skaara as well as the weapons. Suddendly, he turns back the staff weapon and fires on Ra and his guards. Meanwhile, the four prisoners escape and retrieve back their weapons. An Horus Guard fires and deadly shoots Freeman. Kawalsky wants to tack back Freeman but he is held by the crowd who wants to protect him.
== Notes ==
* Freeman is credited as "Lieutenant" in the movie ending credits (the same for all O'Neill's team members). However, on his fatigue's sleeves, we can clearly see Staff Sergeant insignas.
* Freeman's nationality is implied as he is part of the US Air Force.
== References ==
fr:Freeman
Fryatt

Fryatt was a US Air Force Airman First Class. He has been killed by Apophis' Serpent Guards in 1997.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about Fryatt, except his rank (Airman First Class), the fact he is married, and his affectation in 1997 (guarding an inactive tarp-covered Stargate for Project Giza seems abandoned at this time) (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
In sub-level 28, Fryatt is playing poker with four teammates, including Staff Sergeant McAtee and Senior Airman Weterings. About Weterings' concern about officers coming here, he tells her nobody come here but them. He doesn't care when Weterings says that the tarp is moving as he just wants to play.
Suddenly, the tarp flies off, the Stargate activates. Fryatt rushes to the emergency phone but drops it when the Stargate kawooshes. Serpent guards come through the Stargate. Just in the middle of a firefight between Serpent Guards and the airmen, he is eventually shot by a staff weapon blast on the back when he attempts to alert the base.
Soon after, his body is carried in the Stargate Command infirmary.
== Notes ==
* In "Children of the Gods" ending credits, Rick Ravanello's character is credited as "Guard #2". However, we can clearly see his last name on the jacket just after the Stargate's kawoosh when he drops the emergency phone.See the following image from Stargate SG-1 : Children of the Gods - Final Cut which shows clearly his name on the jacket. This name is part of the Stargate Canon.
* Fryatt's rank is visible on his jacket's sleeves.
* His nationality is deducted as he was part of the US Air Force army.
* Fryatt his married as we can see his wedding band when he points his side arm near the emergency phone.
* Fryatt was a smoker (SG1: , even if we don't see the cigar's combustion).
== See also ==
* McAtee, his teammate,
* Weterings, his other female teammate.
== References ==
fr:Fryatt
Gary

Gary is a common first name. It may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Dr. Gary Meyers, a scientist part of the Project Giza ().
* Gary Walesco, former classmate of Cameron Mitchell (SG1: ).
* Gary, Dr. Lisa Park's boyfriend (SGU: ).
== Production ==
=== Cast and crew ===
* Gary Camp, second assistant "A" camera ().
* Gary Chalk, Colonel Chekov's portrayer (Stargate SG-1).
* Gary Guerico, Stunt player ().
* Gary Jones, CMSgt. Walter Harriman's portrayer (Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, , , Stargate Universe).
* Gary Scott, first assistant "A" camera ().
fr:Gary
Gary Guercio

Greg Guercio is a Stunt performer and coordinator. He worked as Stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player ()
== Filmography ==
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Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
== Notes ==
* Guercio's last name has been mispelled in the movie ending credits ("Guerico").
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Stunts
Gary Meyers

Doctor Gary Meyers is a scientist who was part of the Project Giza.
== Biography ==
Doctor Meyers has been hired by Catherine Langford in Project Giza. He translated the Giza coverstone cartouche using Budge's translation books ().
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
In Cheyenne Moutain complexEven if the movie states this scene in Creek Mountain, there was a recton made for this location. See canon#Stargate, the movie canon for all differences between the SG-1/Atlantis/Universe canon and the movie canon. sub-level 28, Doctor Gary Meyers and Barbara Shore meet Doctor Daniel Jackson. They reach a room where a a big coverstone is standing. When Jackson analyses the coverstone, Meyers says there are two hieroglyphics lignes, the inner line is from classic shape, but the outer line is like the center cartouche, with scripture they never seen before. Jackson replies it's not hieroglyphs, but some sort of cuneiform scripture.
Then Jackson sees a black bord with a translation on it. He begins to correct the translation, protesting as they used Budge. Meyers tells him they used all known translation methods. As Jackson continues to correct the translation, he asks who did this. Meyers, confused, replies he did. When Colonel Jack O'Neill takes command of Project Giza, Meyers asks Catherine Langford what's going on. Langford replies she's not sure and goes to see O'Neill.
Two weeks later, Meyers, Shore, and many military are in the meeting room where Jackson states his discorvery that the seven symbols (which are constellations) are needed to make interplanetary travels, six points for the destination, and one point of origin. Meyers states there are only six symbols inside the cartouche. Then Jackson shows that this symbol is under the cartouche, representing a small pyramid pointing to the sky and small people worshipping it. Then Meyers replies there is no such symbol on the device.
In the control room, Meyers orders to set the monitors active. He asks Mitch to show details on the main monitor. When Jackson finds the symbol, Meyers replies that It was in front of them the whole time. Johnson asks Meyer to record all informations from the Stargate.
== Notes ==
* Richard Kind, who portrays Gary Meyers, will portray later Lucius Lavin in the Stargate Atlantis episodes and . He is the third actor from the movie to play in a Stargate series, the first ones are Alexis Cruz and Erick Avari who reprised their role of Skaara and Kasuf in Stargate SG-1 respectively.
== References ==
Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan was the Emperor of the Earth Mongol Empire in the 12th/13th century.
== History ==
=== (1997) ===
When SG-1 discover the tribe of the Shavadai, Doctor Daniel Jackson mentions that this camp could litteraly belongs to Genghis Khan as the people have the way of life of the Chagatai, a race that has been extinct for 900 years.
== External links ==
*
George Gray

George Gray was an actor and an extra casting director. He portrayed a technician in the 1994 featured film and directed the extra casting for Yuma.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Actor
** Technician ()
* Extra casting/Yuma (Stargate)
== 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
1994 	 	Actor, Extra casting/Yuma	Technicien 	Film
1994 	In the Army Now 	Extra casting : Yuma 	 	Film
== Notes ==
* Gray seems to have worked on only two movies including . The other one is another 1994 movie; In the Army Now.
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Category:Other crew
George Hammond

Lieutenant General George Hammond was a US Air Force military and the Commanding Officer of former leader of::Stargate Command for seven years (as a Major General). He then become the first head of former leader of::Homeworld Command before coming into retirement. He died of a heart attack in 2008 and a Daedalus-class warship was named after him in his honor.
== Biography ==
=== Personal life ===
In July 21, 1969, Hammond was watching the moon landing in the hospital with his father who had his first heart attack two days before (SG1: ).
Hammond has been married and has two grandchildren, Kayla and Tessa, whose phone number is the "1" button of his office phone above the President of the United States. His wife died of a cancer before he was assigned to Stargate Command (SG1: "Tin Man"). He was living in Texas. Bra'tac refers to him as "Hammond of Texas" (SG1: ).
=== Military career ===
Hammond has been a US Air Force officer since the mid-1960s. He met Henry Hayes (who was Lieutenant at this time) in these years and the two of them became good friends since (SG1: "Lost City", Part 1). On August 4, 1969, he was a Lieutenant assigned to the Cheyenne Mountain complex. He met SG-1 who came 30 years from the future and read a note he wrote himself 30 years later. In order to avoid court-martial for helping them to escape, Colonel Jack O'Neill shot him with a Zat'nik'tel (SG1: "1969").
Hammond participated in Vietnam War. He saw in Vietnam his best friend shot down. He saw his parachute open, radioed his position but they never found him (SG1: "Revelations"). He served with General Jacob Carter during the Cold War (SG1: ).
His supposed last assignement was the Stargate Command in replacement of General West after 1995. He was a month away from retirement before the beginning of the Stargate program (SG1: "Children of the Gods", "Within the Serpent's Grasp").
== Character's evolution ==
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 1 (1997) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 2 (1998-1999) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 3 (1999-2000) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 4 (2000-2001) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 5 (2001) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 6 (2002) ===
=== Stargate SG-1 Season 7 (2003) ===
=== "Prometheus Unbound" (2004) ===
=== "The Fourth Horseman", Part 1 (2005) ===
=== "The Fourth Horseman", Part 2 ===
=== "Enemy at the Gate" (2008) ===
Colonel Samantha Carter reveals to Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard she's leaving Stargate Command to be commander of a new Daedalus-class ship, George Hammond which has been named in honor of General Hammond, who died of a heart attack during this year.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scene ==
* Don S. Davis, Hammond's portrayer, died in 2008 at the age of 65. As an hommage, Stargate Atlantis writers named the last Daedalus-class ship, intially named Phoenix, after him. This 304 is seen in Stargate Universe, commanded by Colonel Samantha Carter.
== See also ==
== External links ==
* Gen. George Hammond on the Official Stargate Website
== References ==
fr:George Hammond
Gianin Loffler

Gianin Loffler was an actor. He portrayed Nabeh in the 1994 featured movie .
== Early life ==
== Career ==
Loffler has played in different movies, including where he was also assistant to the director, , (1994), , , .
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* Nabeh ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2009 	Blumenzimmer 	(as Gianin Löffler)	TV short
2009 	Räuberinnen 	Petrus 	Film
2006 	The Shield 	Loel 	TV series, 1 episode
2005 	Grey's Anatomy 	Psych Patient #2 	TV series, 1 episode
2004 	You Are So Going to Hell! 	Angel Gianin 	Film
2003 	Wake Up Running: A Story of Losers	Geoffrey 	Film
1998 	Animals with the Tollkeeper 	Young Henry 	Film
1994-1995	Babylon 5 	Lurker / Lurker #2 	TV series, 2 episodes
1994 	 	Nabeh 	Film
1994 	Saints and Sinners 	Rico 	Film
1993 	New Year 	Taliesin Robertson 	TV movie
1992 	Little Noises 	Wayne Wacker 	Film
== Notes ==
* Loffler hasn't acted in a movie since 2009.
== References ==
Giza (disambiguation)

Giza may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Items ===
* Giza coverstone, an artifact found in the Giza archeological digging in 1928.
=== Locations ===
* Giza Plateau, a region located in Egypt.
* Giza archeological digging, primary Earth location where the Stargate has been discovered.
=== Organizations ===
* The Project Giza, conducted by Catherine Langford.
Giza Plateau

Giza plateau is an area located in Egypt.
== Overview ==
This location is the place where the Great Pyramids have been built.
== History ==
In 1928, Professor Langford led a team to explore and digg near the Great Pyramids ().
== Evolution ==
=== (1928/1995) ===
In 1928, Professor Langford leads an archeological digging team on the Giza plateau where they find several artefacts including a coverstone and a big circular artefact.
In 1995, when Doctor Daniel Jackson arrives inside the Cheyenne Mountain Complex after been hired by Catherine Langford, he discovers the coverstone and asks Catherine Langford where did they find this. Langford answers that it was on Giza plateau in 1928.
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
* The scene of the excavation of the Stargate was filmed in three days in Arizona. A golden look was achieved by filming near the time of sunset.
== See also ==
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
fr:Plateau de Gizeh
Giza coverstone

The Giza coverstone is an artifact who was located in Giza, Egypt found by Professor Lanfgord and his team in 1928. Along with the Stargate, the coverstone was transported in the United States and stored inside the Cheyenne Mountain Complex.
== Overview ==
The coverstone is formed by thirteen pieces forming a ring and a central round piece with a cartouche on it. Around the central stone is a warning written in Ancient Egyptian:
== History ==
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
Goa'uld

The Goa'uld are a race of sentient parasitic beings with a snake-like shape originated from P3X-888.
== Overview ==
If we look to their original shape, the Goa'uld look like small snakes and can only live in a tempered and damp environment, and with the presence of a constant feeble electrical charge. Those conditions exist on P3X-888, their planet of origin. To move outside their lake, they need a host whom they take possession by piercing the neck and wrapping around the spine, then they extend filaments that take control of the brain. The first hosts have been Unas, inhabitant of P3X-888 like them, then they took humans, both of them presenting ideal surviving conditions for the symbiote (SG1: , , , , , ).
== Notable Goa'uld ==
== History ==
According to the P3X-888's archeleogical diggings, it appears that the Goa'uld have evolved as predators in the prehistorical oceans of the planet for millions of years before taking hosts. On the fossilized rests found on the planet, there is no trace of naquadah in their system, indicating that this genetic mark appeared much later during their evolution (SG1: ).
== Detailled evolution ==
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Goa'uld
Goa'uld (Children of the Gods I)

A Goa'uld was present on Chulak to choose those who would become children of the gods.
== Biography ==
Nothing is known about this Goa'uld, except the fact he was under orders of Apophis.
== Character's evolution ==
=== "Children of the Gods" (1997) ===
In the Chulak palace's prison, Teal'c, Apophis' First Prime, announce that some of the prisoners will be chosen to become children of the gods. The Goa'uld choose a young woman who is taken away by the guards.
Soon after, the Goa'uld is part of the other (including Klorel who has taken the body of Skaara) and pass through the Stargate to an unknonw destination, preceded by Apophis and his queen, Amaunet (who's inhabiting Sha're's body).
== Notes ==
* This Goa'uld only appears in "Children of the Gods". So we don't know his fate.
fr:Goa'uld (Enfants des dieux I)