Actor Ben Browder really is not alien to act in science-fiction shows. In fact, he was in high demand for those roles in the early activities. Browder was particularly perfect in the Farsque series like Johnon Creekton, an American astronaut who ends up passing through the spirit and finding himself surrounded by the most sale group of foreigners' universes on the living ship called mine. On "Farsque", What was designed by his creators to be "anti-stared paths". Browder was both an unusual and boyish charming, a kind of silly-but-smart captain of the 20th century Kirk and the team behind The Starghat franchise She knew it was ideal for their latest spin-off, "Stargat: Atlantis". There was only one small (big) problem: he was a little busy shooting "Farscape" that followed the miniser "" Wars of Peace Wars ".

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The creative team "Stargat" was so upset to win the Atlantis Browder that it was almost thrown as two different characters. Of course, things did not go that way, and he was eventually thrown as Lieutenant Colonel Cameron Mitchell in the 9 "Stargat SG-1" season. There, Browder served as new SG-1 commander After several actions, they switched to the end of the season 8. Let's take a look at the characters he almost played and how things could have been different if he was not tied to other projects.

Browder was a welcome addition to the "Stargate SG-1" cast and helped fill the gap left when Richard Dean Anderson withdrew from Jackec O'Neal's roleBut it wouldn't happen if he got one of Stargat's previous roles: Atlantis. While creating "Stargat: Atlantis", the first TV spin-off of Stargat SG-1, the creative team of the show apparently predicted Browder as the Lieutenant Colonel of the Air Force Colonel, Johnon Shepard (who eventually showed him). At the entrance to 2011 in his Personal blogExecutive Producer and Writer of Stargight: Atlantis, Josephosef Maloci has revealed the original plans for "Browder" as Shepard:

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"Ben will make the perfect Johnon Shepard, as originally planned in the Atlantis pilot - South Cowboy with Swader. The fact that he was shooting at the Far -Haissey ministers from running. "

It would be an explosion to see Browder playing a "South Cowboy" version of Johnon Shepard, which is also very captain Kirk as a character in certain ways. Flanigan did a great job with the latest version of the character, however, so everything worked. Then, for some time after that, Maloci and the Atlantis team tried to bring Browder to the prominent bow board as a very different character: Colonel Dillon Everett.

On his blog, Malozi continued to say that he had written Colonel Dillon Everett in the "siege" three-episode bow specifically for "Browder", adding that "the character's arc would be significantly different if Ben was available to take the role". Colonel Everett is the commander of the Maritime Corps that is briefly taken by Atlantis during the bow, as the city ship is engaged in an attack by a frightening fleet of a basket -based. He is a much less pleasant character than Shepard or Cricketon, and it would be interesting to see that Browder plays someone so much more antagonistic (though not a complete villain).

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Since the schedule failed, Browder was finally brought about the Stargate SG-1 near the end of its running to help round the cast and insert a little fresh blood into the flagship series. He stayed in the show until the end, but did not return to any other Stargat franchise records. Browder appeared from "SG-1" In superhero projects such as "Arow" and "Guardians of Galaxy Tom 2", and even played a major guest role in "Ike Boys", the cinema of Loveback Letter to Anime. Things may not have been about Browder and Stargat: Atlantis, but fortunately he had many great roles in other films for genres and TV shows to enjoy.