Science fiction is a large network of overlap and ideas. Just as viewers will find a healthy dose of "Starwells War" in Butlestra Galactic, they will notice more than little "Duna" and "2001: Space Odyssey" in "Starwells War" too. The Stargate franchise is no exception. David Hillet, who first appeared at Stargat SG-1 before taking a bigger role In spin-off "Stargat Atlantis", He talked about how he attracted inspiration from the British scientific series, "Doctor Who". Hewett showed Dr. Rodney McKay in the Stargat Universe, an astrophysicist and contractor of the US Air Force. McKay possessed a remarkable intellect, which often helped him save the day, but also made him a brazen arrogant.

In an interview with Gate In 2005, when "Stargat Atlantis" still fired and when "Doctor Who" has just returned to TVHewlett discussed how his Loveub's Love Coat of science with the BBC series. "I grew up in science fiction. I love science fiction. In my free time as a kid, I made a science fiction with my 8mm friends," Hewlet revealed, before continuing to give a "doctor who" a specific shout. "" Doctor Who "is what got me into it. I do" Doctor who ", in fact. I don't understand why (ninth doctor, Christopher) Ecclestone would go from one season!" Hewlett's passion for "Doctor who" is clear, as well as the impact the series had on his work in the field of science.

Hewlett confirmed: "" Doctor who "is one of those things that definitely affected McKay," before detailing the specific inspiration he took from a "doctor who" for his "Starghat" role. "The original" Doctor Who "," Go, Back, Back, (Jonon) Pertve and (William) Hartell and all those guys - they were awkward old people. " While Hurette was particularly younger than Stars 'Doctor's Stars'Of course there were notes about their more alienation of the doctor who made him in Rodney McKay.

"Doctor who" sees his leading character, a TIME Lord known only as a doctorRegularly deceive death by regenerating. Through this process, the character changes his - or her - the whole body, allowing the role to be easily reconsidered. The first doctor of William Hartnell fits a lot into the "awkward elderly" form, which mentioned Hewett, but with blinking in the eye. Jonon Perth's third doctor was the primary and proper action hero, who often looked down on the military personnel surrounding him. Their influence on Hewlett's McKay should be clear to every "Stargat" and "Doctor" fan.

In the same interview, Hewlett joked once His time at Stargat Atlantis was upHe could "come back like, you know, Davos or something." The "Doctor Who", Davros was a crazy scientist and creator of Darx, the most iconic monsters in the series. After playing a roasting scientific hero of Stargat, this megalomaniac surveillance would have been quite a change in the pace for Hurette.