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The premise of an apparently idyllic world where all is not as it seems is featured in Star Trek many times. Schultz's character, like Reginald Barclay, is also also obsessed with holograms. His role as an antagonistic authority figure has similarities to Edward Jellico (as well as many other characters Cox has played).ĭwight Schultz appears as ' The Keeper' (who shares his name with a character from TOS). This episode introduces the character of Senator Kinsey, played by Ronny Cox. This episode shares its title with ' Tin Man', which has a different theme, but is more similar in plot to ' What Are Little Girls Made Of?'. Twenty-four hours is the best I can do', in reference to Montgomery Scott. Hammond replies that he'll give half that, but the engineer says, ' No sir, it doesn't work that way. When trying to repair the stargate, one of the engineers moans that it will take at least twenty-four hours to do the job, to which Major General George S. This episode features Armin Shimerman in a major guest role as Anteaus. This is the first time Teal'c does this, but it occurs a number of other times. The SG1 team must go out to find O'Neill's double, including Teal'c, who wears a baseball cap to hide the Jaffa mark on his forehead, much as Spock has to hide his ears on a number of occasions to travel undetected. One of the crystalline entities produces a double of Jack O'Neill which visits his ex-wife.

Such beings featured in Star Trek: The Next Generation, but were far more dangerous. This episode features crystalline entities which try and communicate with SG1. ( citation needed Īrriving on Abydos, Major Feretti gives Daniel Jackson a Vulcan hand salute. Whenever Teal'c is out of the Stargate Command on Earth, he wears a hat or headband to cover his head badge, just like Spock covers his ears when traveling to Earth's past or a primitive people. The later seasons of SG-1 feature the Russians' Colonel Chekov, as a nod to Star Trek.

Stargate performers who have also performed in the Star Trek franchise include Erick Avari, Erik Holland, Richard Kind, Leon Rippy, Scott Alan Smith, Derek Webster, and Frank Welker. ( citation needed Ī third possible influence might be Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, which features the protagonists looking for the source of early history and having to fight a powerful being which has masqueraded as a number of gods. ' How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth' also explores the idea that native American civilizations were influenced by a superbeing called Kukulkan, whose control was not entirely benign. These gods are more playful than Ra is in Stargate. The premise is somewhat similar to ' Who Mourns for Adonais?', in which the Enterprise encounters what appear to have been the models for Ancient Greek gods. By the time it was re-opened, Humans had advanced by thousands of years. The original film plays on the premise that the Ancient Egyptian civilization was created by aliens masquerading as gods, particularly a being called Ra, but that Humans were able to expel them and close off the Stargate which led to Earth. 2.9.4 'The Fourth Horseman (Part 2 of 2)'.The action is also set largely within the present day, rather than the future, or the past, in the case of Star Wars.

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Unlike Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, or Star Wars, actual space ships play a diminished role in the series and most travel between planets is done by a series of artificial wormholes created through ancient metal rings large enough to easily step through that give the series its name. The idea that the basis of Human gods were originally powerful extraterrestrials was explored previously on Star Trek, as was the notion that various ancient cultures from Earth were exported to other planets. Like Battlestar Galactica, the ancient astronaut idea is central to the plot of the franchise, if not more so. Woolsey later joined the main cast of Stargate: Atlantis for its fifth and final season. In particular, Robert Picardo ( The Doctor on Star Trek: Voyager) had a recurring role as Richard Woolsey beginning with the Stargate SG-1 episode ' Heroes, Part 2'. The franchise has made numerous references to Star Trek and has featured appearances by a number of actors who had previously appeared in various Star Trek series. The primary series, Stargate SG-1, had a ten season run, longer than any individual Star Trek series, or, as of 2016, any other American science fiction series. The Stargate franchise is a series of science fiction television shows and films about a modern secret US Air Force unit exploring the galaxy through an interstellar network of ancient portals. For the in-universe meaning of the term, please see Stargate.

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