Christopher referee's Teal'c was one of the most important characters in Stargate SG-1. The involvement of the actor and his character in the series were not significant, as neither appeared in Roland Emerich's film "Stargate" in 1994, which began the widespread scientific franchise we know today. While "SG-1" returned some characters from the film (including Jackec O'Neal and Daniel Acksexon, both being reworked for the series), the play also introduced new characters, especially with Samantha Carter on Amanda Tapper and Tale. Then, at least partly a will for the actor's capabilities, the show managed to endure out of the movie Emerich, with both the tapper and the referee proving that they are fan-rendered characters who remained in the series as long as "SG-1" was canceled by the scientific canal after ten seasons.

But the judge was an integral part of "SG-1" in other ways. However Never directed episode "SG-1"He wrote three: Season 6 "The Changeling", "Season 7" of "Birthright" and "Acertwa" of Season 8. He also returned as Teal'c in two episodes of the Stargate Atlantis series and in the films with direct video "The Ark of Truth". Theah remains too The character with the most performances in "Stargat SG-1", what talks about his popularity.

Given all this, it is always interesting to hear what the man who brought such a picturesque life of AFFAFA's favorite warrior is thinking about a series of retrospective. Moreover, if the judge has a favorite episode, you can bet that he will be good, and as the actor turns out, there are several of which he is a particular fonduer.

Christopher the judge spoke IGN Back in 2012, where he referred to the influence of Stargat SG-1. Asked about what episodes of the series he personally loved, actor Tea said that episodes of Season 7 "Heroes" (parts 1 and 2) are his favorites. The seventeenth and eighteenth episode of that season saw journalist Emmet Perman (Saul Rubinek) visiting the highest command facility Stargat. A government accused of creating a documentary about the facility and its interior, the Beach is not very welcomed by crew members, who are hard to get interviewed for the film.

However, soon, the SG-3 and SG-13 teams are looking for rescue after they have been threatened with a threat to a foreign world. When several SG troops are deployed, including the SG-1 team, tragedy strikes after Dr. Etennett Freizer (Terril Rotter) was shot by Goald and dies. The episode then sees the coast of the coast of trying to discover what happened in the rescue mission, eventually discovering the truth and making a documentary that highlights Fryer's victim. This then won the SG-1 crew, with Jackack O'Neal (Richard Dean Anderson) finally agreed to sit down and be interviewed by the journalist.

Speaking of the moving story told in "Heroes", the judge said, "My favorite show historically was" heroes ". I love that show, it really catches the humor, the human spirit and the drama of what Stargat is working in an episode. "The episode has ever been remembered as one of the best series (unlike The worst episode "SG-1" It still disturbs fans to this day). Indeed, as early as 2004, IGN He himself claims that the second part of the "heroes" has delivered a "rack to the solar plexus", noting that it is "an episode of the series that fans will not forget soon". Nor did it seem, they did not make the judge, who was clearly moved from the story. But there was another installment of "SG-1" for which the actor had a soft point.

After naming the episodes of the "heroes" his two favorites of the series, Christopher Judge continued to highlight the 200 episode of Stargat SG-1 as a particularly good time. "Just for a clean party for it," he said at Ign, "the most fun I have done so far the episode was 200. And I think, all, every grade, were excited about it. The cast was excited, the writers were excited, and 200 is a grateful letter, a Love.

For the 200 episode of "SG-1", known as "200", writers allowed themselves to create several "What-If" scenarios. The rising of the landmark came as the sixth episode of the tenth season of the show, and saw Martin Lloyd at Willy Garson, visiting Stargat's command in search of help with his science-film script. While the team was initially hesitant, they are soon forced to help develop film ideas, after the Pentagon thinks it is worth creating a film about the inter -ghostic journey with worms, as a way to distract the public from the Real Stargat program. This leads to multiple crew members, who all have different ideas for what can be a successful scientific film. During "200", "We have to see different ideas dramatized in the form of a story of zombie invasion, a story in which Colonel Jackec O'Neill turns into invisible," Wizard of Oz "and" Farsque "and" Farsque ", and the Universe of"

For the referee, it was nice to show the fans of the series that the cast and crew listened their feedback. The actor continued to tell the Igns, "many of the scenes (in" 200 ") include things that fans said the show reminds or which shows should be or shows. It's a lot and we just had an absolute explosion that did that. "At one point, The judge tried to lead the spin-off "SG-1" to change the franchise "Stargate". Unfortunately, it was not a show for Teal'c private researchers that we all saw in "200", but if anyone ever wants to revive Stargat for the streaming era, that idea can still have juice.