Christopher Teal'C judge remains a fan-loyal "Stargate SG-1" character to this day. Even if you've never seen the "Stargate SG-1", chances are that if you were around in the early 2000s, remember the image of the judge in full makeup on Teal'c, complete with your golden forehead tattoo, like Part of the cultural background of the era. The judge continued to appear as a character in two episodes of spin-off series, Stargate Atlantis, as well as direct-to-DVD films "The Truth Chest" and "Continuum", cementing his status as a series-Saturation of Legend "Stargat".

Judge also set aside spin-off "Starghat" that will change the franchise And it was planned as, in the words of the actor, "Stargate's Take on Black Panther". "As it stands, Teal'c's last appearance was in the four season, Episode 17 of Stargate: Atlantis, entitled" Midway ", which debuted the same year as the" Truth Chest "and" Continuum ". "Stargate: Atlantis" was canceled by the scientific canal After his fifth season and, as such, Midway marked last year, we saw Taul on the screen. It must be a derogy for the referee, who is still best known for playing a warrior of AffaFa-or maybe as the voice of Kratos in the "God of War" video games.

However, at least the actor no longer had to deal with a particularly disturbing detail of his character "Stargat", who has been bothering him from wrapping "SG-1".

Like AffAfa, Taul had a much longer life span than the common man and was filled with power as a result of Goald in the bag. During "Stargate SG-1", the character was about 100 years old and in the last episode of the series, "Defective", at the age of 50 years after volunteering to stay out of the field of turning Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapper) . By the end of the episode, his for an additional five decades were manifested in the hair of the character, which had a gray steak on the right side of TEAL - a feature that became a real pain for Judge Christopher.

Speaking on the fan page Gate World, The judge revealed that this gray strip was only ordinary "irritating" when he was given to reproduce Tea's role for Stargat: Atlantis. The actor explained:

"It is irritating. I actually made an episode of Atlantis. My hair is longer, so I went to OEO (Malocci) and Pauli (muli, Atlantis Executive producers) office and Carl (Binder), who wrote a fantastic scenario. The debate was that I thought it would be whether I had to cut my hair or not. The debate was whether to keep the gray bar. So I thought it was going to leave, and Brad and Cup said "no, no, for continuity for" SG-1 ", we had to keep the gray bar. "

The referee recalled watching the Atlantis episode, and while he "really loved it", the actor admitted: "What he was battling was that damn gray strip."