"Stargate SG-1" had some impressive guest stars during its 10th season race. Take Luis Gset Runior, who died in March 2024 For example at the age of 87. The Veteran Starweet played by AffaFa Gorac's politician in five episodes during the 9th season, but behaved for decades until he debuted at SG-1.

Appearing in plays during the 1960s, Gset Runior was relevant in the 1970s, landing the role of feeder in TV minisers in 1977 "Roots" and earned Emmy's victory for an excellent leading actor for a drama or comedy series. After that early triumph, he continued to appear in films and TV series, especially playing Sergeant Emil Foley in the romantic drama of Taylor Hackford in 1982 "Officer and Mr.". For his performance, Gset Runior, won an Academy Award for Best Support Actor, becoming the first black actor to win the prize in that category (According to Matthew Modin, he also cost R. Lee Armey his Oscar for "full metal jacket".) Gosset continued to cover the nominations for the years after that, also receiving significant recognition from EMI for more performances to the 2019 HBO Watchmen series in which he played Will Reeves/Hupp Justice. His TV loans include "Bonaza", Theeefons, "Empire of Boardwalk" and, of course, "Stargate SG-1".

By the time he came to that scientific series, then he was a veteran actor with valued filmmaking on his name. While his role as a "SG-1" Gerak will not be remembered by the same respect as his Oscar's Oscar on the sergeant or his multiple performances nominated by Emmy, of course, meant a lot to "start", the actor member Christopher Judge, who knew Gset for some time before he appeared.

Teal'c on Christopher referee was always a fan-older character. The AFFAFA Warrior actually had Most performances in "Stargat SG-1" that along with his unforgettable symbol on his forehead made a de facto face of the series. The referee seemed to really wanted to play the character. Actually, it seemed that Loveum is simply part of "SG-1" and talked well about his favorite episodes And the good times fired them. The series also allowed him to work with his longtime Pal Louis Goset Runior for the first time.

The shaking actor was played by Gerarak, the leader of the new free nation AFFAFA - AFFAFA group, which formed a nation on the planet Dakara, after Goald was defeated. The state statesman had several disagreements with TEAL about how the new nation should be managed, although he eventually proved to be a true ally, sacrificing himself to help Stargate's command. During the story, there was a clear tension between Gerarak and Tea, but Gset Runior and the judge were actually close.

In an interview with IGNThe judge revealed that he knew Gset Runior about 13 years before his appearance at "SG-1". At that time, however, the two never worked together. As such, the judge was absolutely thrilled to finally shared the screen with his friend and had nothing but praise for Gset Runior asked how to finally work with the actor, the judge said:

"Lu throws a very big shade, you know, and he is just a spectacular human being - care, oving, giving it. It was wonderful to work with it, not just working with him, but to see how he communicates with people, to see the respect that gives everyone, just so great a model for people.