Adrien Dorval
Adrien played Borzin in the Stargate SG1 episode Company of Thieves. He has also appeared on The Collector, Battlestar Galactica, The Dead Zone, Sanctuary and Twilight New Moon. IMDB Bruce Woloshyn
Bruce was the Visual Effects Supervisor and a digital artist on Stargate SG1 and Atlantis and also appeared in front of the camera in half a dozen episodes. He has also worked on movies such as Robocop, RED, Twilight Saga and shows such as Millennium, The Outer Limits and First Wave. IMDBScifiWorld Interview Katie Stuart
Katie played Cassandra in two episodes of Stargate SG1 (Singularity and In The Line of Duty) as well as guest roles on Supernatural, Dead Like Me and The L Word. IMDB
Louis Cirillo
Louis played Bert Simmons in the Stargate SG1 episode Citizen Joe and is an accomplished voice actor as well as appearing on Andromeda and The 4400. IMDBBehind The Voice John DeLancie
John played the villainous Colonel Frank Simmons in SG1 but was better known for playing “Q” in TNG, DS9 and Voyager. He has also recently starred in Torchwood and also does a lot of voice work. IMDBOfficial SiteTwitter Ingrid Kavelaars
Ingrid was Major Erin Grant in three episodes of stargate SG1 as well as guest starring on Jeremiah, ReGenesis, The Listener, Lost Girl and XIII: The Series. IMDBTwitter Georgia Craig
Georgia played Sabrina Gosling in the Stargate SG1 episode Moebius, Part 1 and also appeared on Battlestar Galactica, Good Luck Chuck and Supernatural. She also works behind the camera in casting on such shows as Arctic Air and The Killing. IMDB Nicholas Harrison
Nicholas played the Black Knight, Red Guard and a plain old Knight on Stargate SG1 as well as stunt work and spots on Supernatural, Dead Zone and Human Cargo. IMDB
Kelly Vint
Kelly was the very first Catherine Langford who appeared in the Stargate movie. She also appeared in Thunder Alley, Bellyfruit and Space Jam. IMDB Connor Trinneer
Conner played Charles “Trip” Tucker from Enterprise and Michael Kenmore in 10 episodes of Stargate Atlantis. He has also appeared on NCIS, Criminal Minds and Suits. IMDBTwitter
Bill Marchant
Bill played Adrian Conrad in three episodes of Stargate SG1. He has also appeared on Blood Ties, The 4400, Saved, Intelligence and Millenium. IMDBOfficial Site Kurt Russell
Kurt was the original Jack O’Neil in the Stargate movie and has had many iconic roles in movies including Escape From New York, Big Trouble in Little China, Overboard, Grindhouse, Soldier and Poseidon. I first saw him on television in the western The Quest. IMDB
Victor Garber
Victor was Ambassador Ovirda in the Stargate Universe episode “Seizure” as well as starring as Jack Bristow in Alias. He also stars in the web series Web Therapy and has graced Sleepy Hollow, Eli Stone, The Good Wife and has performed on stage. IMDBIBDB Alvin Sanders
Alvin played Fred in the Stargate SG1 episode “Holiday”, he has guest starred on Fringe, Tooth Fairy, Smallville and MacGyver. He is also a popular voice actor. IMDBBehind The Voice
Enrico Colantoni reprising his role as Keith Mars in the new Veronica Mars movie, such a pity we never got to see more of his character “Burke” in Stargate SG1. IMDB
The team discover a portal on a remote ancient world and with no sign of danger John attempts to pass through but is dragged in and lost to the group. McKay discovers the mechanism and the consequences of using the portal and realises that if they don’t find a way to bypass the portal’s effects within a few hours they will never see John again. Meanwhile John is making new friends and battling a beast that has the capability to become invisible and seems to be immune to physical weapons and he’s emotionally hurt as well, he doesn’t understand why his friends have seemed to have abandoned him. The silver lining is that there is a particularly attractive woman who shall we say has designs on him and a much younger one with healing hands, a little meditation and a lack of a razor hardly seems a great trial.
MALP on a Stick
Epiphany is an enjoyable episode of Atlantis, it really is an episode that benefits from a superb location and all the benefits of modern television production can bring. The CGI and wire/stunt work give some good action set pieces and also allows for the more quiet moments between John and the inhabitants of this Ancient world to really leave their mark. The desperation amongst the Atlantis personnel works well, it’s difficult for them to understand fully the consequences which I guess also allows for the key points to be explained to them and by extension the audience who are picking it up as the story unfolds.
She knows what happens next.
The only real problem with the story is why Teer would even consider John as being ready for Ascension, yes we know he is a lot more intelligent than he lets on and has the courage and belief to face down his fears but I don’t we’ve had any indication ascended beings have anything like a normal life once risen. Lets not forget John is still a material guy, his living in the now one reason why the meditation aspects of the lifestyle proved to be a little more taxing for him:)
We got some feedback via Facebook and Google+ so thanks for that and as always lots of Stargate chat thanks to Twitter. This weeks podcast promo is from The Rusted Robot and next weeks show is the Stargate SG1 episode Ripple Effect and Thomas joins us for that, hope you tune in:)
Many thanks to RetroGamerVX for sharing this Christopher Judge video on their Youtube channel which was filmed the other week at his visit to the Newcastle ComiCon.
Garwin Sanford
Garwin become one of the more beloved guest stars appearing as Narim in three episodes of SG1 and then as Simon Wallis in three episode of Atlantis. He has also appeared on Supernatural, The 4400, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland and Eureka. IMDB Grace Park
Grace was Lt. Satterfield in the Stargate SG1 episode Proving Ground but really made her name playing Sharon Valerii on Battlestar Galactica and more recently Kono Kalakaua on Hawaii Five-0. IMDB
Steve Bacic
Steve played two characters on Stargate SG1, the first being Camulus the system lord in three episodes and also Major Coburn in two episodes. He also had a recurring role as Telemachus & Gaheris Rhadeon on Andromeda and recently appeared on Republic of Doyle. IMDBTwitter Noah Beggs
Noah played Dex in the Atlantis episode Home and a security officer on the SG1 ep Fragile Balance. He has also been on Jeremiah, The Dead Zone, Dark Angel, Fringe, Arctic Air and Continuum. IMDB Kiara Hunter
Kiara played the alien princess in the Stargate SG1 episode Wormhole X-Treme! and has appeared on Viper, The X-Files and Nightman. IMDBTwitter David Orth
David was Captain Radner in the Stargate Atlantis episode The Siege Part 2 and also appeared on The Collector, Supernatural, Human Target and Shattered. IMDB
Rick Worthy
Rick guest starred as K’Tano in the Stargate SG1 episode The Warrior and also had recurring roles on Battlestar Galactica, Vampire Diaries, Heroes, Voyager and DS9. IMDBTwitter Frank Welker
Frank is a highly successful voice actor and provided the voice for the Mastage in Stargate the movie. He has also worked on Futurama, Robot Chicken, Family Guy and Scooby Doo. IMDBBehind The VoiceOfficial Site
Thanks to Bloody Disgusting for posting the trailer which stars a number of faces you will recognise from Stargate and genre television. Death Us Do Part was written and produced by Julia and Peter Benson with Ryan Copple.
Fulvio Cecere
Fulvio played Col. Davidson in two episodes of Stargate SG1 (Family Ties and Dominion). He also had roles on Battlestar Galactica, Dark Angel, Lost Girls, Grimm, The Tomorrow People and Elementary.IMDBTwitterOfficial Site David Neale
David was an Ancient in the Atlantis episode Echoes and a Dialer in the SG1 episode 2010. He has also appeared on Fringe, Almost Human, BSG, Alice and Shooter. IMDB
In memory of.. Julie Patzwald (March 11th 1980 – April 2012)
Julie left this world at a very young age but in her short life left behind an impressive body of work including her role as Naytha in the SG1 episode A Hundred Days and Pelius in the Atlantis episode Childhood’s End. Julie won the 2008 Leo Award for Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series. IMDB
