Christian Bocher
Christian Bocher guest starred in the SG1 episodes Wormhole X-Treme, 200 and Shades of Grey and then on Stargate Atlantis in the episode Condemned. He has also appeared on The Dead Zone, Wolf Lake, Brimstone, The Collector and Andromeda. IMDB James C.D. Robbins
James was the art director on Stargate SG1 and Atlantis and also the production designer on those two as well as Stargate Universe. He has also worked on Cedar Cove, When Calls the Heart, Painkiller Jane and Jingle All the Way 2. IMDBOfficial
Ming-Na Wen
Ming-NA played Camile Wray on Stargate Universe and Senator Michaela Wen on Eureka, she is now kicking ass and looking spectacular as Melinda May in Agents Of Shield.
She has also starred on ER, The Single Guy and Vanished. IMDBTwitterOfficial Laura Harris
Laura played Nola in the Stargate Atlantis episode The Game and has also starred in Dead Like Me, Defying Gravity and appeared in The Dead Zone, Whole Day Down , Warehouse 13 and 24. IMDB Charles Payne
Charles was a guard in the Stargate SG1 episode Cold Lazarus and has also appeared in Andromeda, First Wave, Life As We Know It, Highlander and The Dead Zone. IMDB
Kathleen Quinlan
Kathleen played Senator Michaels in the Stargate Universe episode Alliances and she has also starred in Family Law and had recurring roles on Chicago Fire, The Event, Prison Break and Blue. IMDB Kristian Ayre
Kristian was Loran in the Stargate SG1 episode The Light and has appeared in Space Cases, The Dead Zone, Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy and ELF. IMDBBehind The Voice
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In Memory Of Joel Goldsmith (Nov 19 1957 – Apr 29 2012)
The creative soul who composed the music for Stargate SG1, Atlantis and Universe as well as Sanctuary, Witchblade and many other television shows and movies, he passed too soon but left a legacy that will be enthralling millions for decades. IMDB
Tim Guinee
Tim played Tomin in three episodes of Stargate SG1 (Line in the Sand, Flesh and Blood and Crusade). He has also guest starred on Revolution, Fringe, Elementary, Homeland, 24, Iron Man and Hell On Wheels. IMDBTwitterOfficial Ocean Bloom
Ocean was a Jaffa and a worker in four episodes of Stargate SG1 and has appeared in Psych and I Spy. She is a renowned health and fitness instructor and she has done some stunt work and modelling. IMDBTwitterOfficial
Ona Grauer
Ona played Ayiana in the Stargate SG1 episode Frozen and returned as the same character for a brief cameo in the Atlantis pilot Rising, later she played Emily Young in four episodes of Stargate Universe. Ona also guest starred on Arrow, Archer, Smallville, The Whispers, Supernatural and starred in The Collector and Intelligence. IMDB James Parks
James played Pharrin in the excellent episode Lifeboat in the seventh season of Stargate SG1. He has also guest starred on Enterprise, True Blood, Babylon 5, JAG, 24, Deadwood, Machete and Buffy. IMDB Chilton Crane
Chilton played Sheila Jameson in the Stargate SG1 episode Ex Deus Machina as well as appearing on Shattered, The 4400, Fringe, Smallville and Signed, Sealed, Delivered. IMDBTwitter
A month after the events at Michael’s complex the new head of the expedition in Pegasus arrives via the Daedalus, Mr Richard Woolsey beams down and makes an awkward introduction, it doesn’t bode well. Dr Keller it sees is having some health issues and awakes at her desk to find her hand covered in goo but dismisses it, she is still looking into reviving Carson and when Woolsey is informed of her progress he simply states that at some point you’re going to have to gamble, her research pays off as Carson is unfrozen and the new drug injected into his system stabilizes it, things are looking up. The next morning Teyla is worried the no one has heard from Jennifer and when they access her room they find her in bed with some sort of alien growth covering part of her body. Carson tries to surgical remove it but it reacts and threatens the health of Jennifer so all they can do is attempt to divine its source as it looks like something Carson had seen Michael working with.
Things are going from bad to worse as this organic hybrid material spreads across her bedroom and buries itself into the structure of the city tapping into local power sources to increase its growth, as it approaches one of the main ZPM power conduites the question is posed in terms of sacrificing one for the benefit of all especially after Radek is attacked by a tentacle when investigating it’s growth in a support tunnel deep within the city. Carson identifies a virus in Jennifer’s system sourced from work undertaken by Michael however it does look like it was an accidental exposure and Carson has developed a counter agent but it has to be injected directly into her flesh and to get there someone has to get past the alien growth which they now know is a baby Hive ship.
Can Jennifer be saved, who will risk the gauntlet and has this been a good first week in the job for Mr Woolsey?
The Seed is considered (or so it seemed to me) to be a victim of some great episodes around it, in many ways it has the feel of an early season episode with a gimmick of the week and ultimately no real consequence but to be fair they are allowed to not hit the proverbial home room with every episode. For fans of Carson the episode pays off, a good example of his talents and commitment to his patients and of course John and Ronon get to do the hero thing, not demanding it has to be said but well produced as is the whole episode. The commentary on the DVD/Blu-ray goes into some of the issues with so much use of visual effects and practical elements for the alien growth and is well worth a listen and despite some negative opinions it was still a fun episode.
Thanks to Brad for joining us for this episode, we had some technical issues but didn’t lose any of the recording which is always the silver lining. We got some feedback over on our Facebook page so thanks to Brad and Steve for that. This weeks promo is for Generations Geek the father/daughter all things geek and genre podcast and next week we are taking a look at the third episode of the final season “Broken Ties”.
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Jennifer Steede
Jennifer played the flight attendant in the Stargate SG1 episode Sight Unseen and has also appeared on ReGenesis, The Unprofessionals, Mutant X, Pasadena, Spynet and Breaking News. IMDB
Aisha Hinds
Aisha played Thilana in the Stargate SG1 episode Line in the Sand and is currently a regular on Under The Dome. She has also appeared on The Shield, Boston Legal, Dollhouse, Detroit 1-8-2, Star Trek Into Darkness and True Blood. IMDBTwitter
Wallace Shawn
Wallace appeared once on Stargate SG1 playing Arlos in the episode Ties That Bind, he’s also guest starred on Eureka, DS9 and Gossip Girl and starred as Vizzini in The Princess Bride and voiced Taotie on Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and Rex on Toy Story. IMDBBehind The Voice Vinay Mehta
Vinay is a digital artist who has worked on Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG1, Smallville, Captain America: The First Avenger, Reaper and Earthsea. IMDB