Starting from the seventh season of the ultra-successful TV series "Stargate SG-1", actor Robert Picardo played a character named Richard Wools, a supervisor of the stuffed shirt, who was attented to the members of the Stargat project. Wools is not a villain in his mind - he only requires order and surveillance - but his bureaucratic shenanigans have caused more damage than help. From 2004 to 2007, Wools appeared in seven episodes of Stargat. His Stargat episodes also overlapped with repeated performances in the third and fourth season of Spin-off "Stargat: Atlantis". In the fifth and last season of that show (which lasted from 2008 to 2009), Walsi became a regular series, with Picardo appearing in 20 episodes.

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Picardo can be best known for its role as Holographic doctor of Star Trek: Voyager, Appearing in 172 episodes during the seven seasons on that show. However, Picardo was shameful, there was never a logo period after his professional acting career began in the late 1970s. His first loan took place in the episode of "Kook" since 1977, and his first film was the play of a wicked werewolf in OEO Dante's horror flight in 1981 "Houling". Since then he has become a happy charm for Dante, appearing in most director films. Some may recognize him as the coach of "miracle years", From his role as a neighbor of Tim Taylor for "Home Improvement", or one of the main members of the 1988 China Beach series.

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It's not a big mystery why Robert Picardo would appear at Stargat SG-1, as he is constantly looking for a job and is reliable enough to offer many high profile gigs. Stargat was another opportunity for many, and Picardo just took it. In the 2006 interview on the 2006 "Stargat Fans" web site "Gate"However, Picardo explained his connection to science and why he decided to do so. After a" voyager, "he said, he knew he had a scientific-importor and let the showroom rely on his" Star Trek "relationships.

Picardo was honest about his landing at the Stargat gig, saying the main reason played by Richard Valsey is because the show's producers called him and asked him. Picardo is working hard, it would be interesting to find out if he said "no" to nothing. But he knew the way Sci-Fi shows how to grab each other's ranks for guests' stars, noting that Stargat wants to rely on Star Trek in particular. Indeed, Armin Fimerman, who played a quark on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", appeared in the 1997 episode of "Stargate SG-1" called "Nox". Also, Rene Oberjonois of the DS9, Colm Meinsey and Nicole Deboer had minor roles. Marina Syris of "Old Trek: Next Generation" appeared in the episodes of "SG-1", as well as Johnon Billingsley, Connor Triner and Olloven Blalok from "Star Trek: Enterprise".

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Picardo noticed the employment scheme, saying:

"Stargate's manufacturers are very much like actors who identify with their mostly science fiction audience, so, understandably, they have made offers to other actors" twist paths "in the past. I read the first script and it seemed like a bad man ... but it seemed that he was at least one nude bad boy. He meant good. The actions were so welcome to me and so happy that they had me in the show.

He said that everyone was merciful when he came to the set and had a good time making "Starghat". Also, Picardo said he was mutual fans with Stargate producers OEO Maloci and Paul Muli, so there was heat around. And, naturally, it helped Richard Wools become a regular series after a while, allowing the show's writers to give him more depth and texture.

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