It is impossible to predict the "Starghat" franchise without Daniel AcksexoneThe brilliant archaeologist who made a possible intergalactic journey through the Argwalks. In Roland Emerich's "Stargat", the Jameses Spider played Acksecson as a researcher with gentle iOsubocity, a kind of person brave enough to do the right thing in the face of evil. This trial of courage is also an integral part of Acksecson's character in Stargat SG-1 and parts of Stargat Atlantis, brought to life by Michael Hanks. Although the Shanks initially imitated some of Spider's acting queer to make his version of Acksexon to feel earthed, his incredibly extensive performance has gradually helped climb the portrait of an increasingly complex protagonist. After all, the Acksexon Shanks has many forms in Stargat's shows, from the Dopelgangers in alternative realities to manipulated ships for antagonistic creatures. In each iteration, the dynamic performance of the shines shines bright.

However, things were not always pink on the Stargate SG-1 set. Rumors about creative differences began to circulate when the shows came out of the show in season 5 After his character was brutally killed in a shocking turn of events. However, the actor returned a year later, becoming a regular series of season 7 onwards. Hanks opened up for his temporary departure years later, saying that writers have a very different idea for Acksexon's bow than he did. Although the Shanks' decision to leave was his, he seriously underestimated the popularity of his characters and how the irreplaceable Acksecson as a member of the SG-1 Stargate. Given how strongly the franchise fans felt about the absence of Daniel Acksexon, the return of the Shanks feels inevitable, and the SG-1 is better because of it.

That said, even the most fulfilled acting experiences can be marked by frustration, which Shanks shared in an interview with Gate. Here's what he had to say about it.

When "Stargat SG-1" was Greenlite, no one had a crystal clear idea for the franchise's future. Emerich's film in 1994 was not a commercial hit, and trilogy plans failed. Showrunners Brad Wright and Athonatan Glasser have based the premise of Emerich's Stargate, but it is up to them to use the world that can be held for more than one season. And to look at them, but the focus will often switch to the fantastic, bigger than life -long script, which has reduced or erased the subtle dynamics of the premise integral. In an interview with the Gejvdu Related above, Shanks expressed his frustration for the development of the large plot, often overshadowing the depth of character or progression in the "Stargate SG-1:"

"At" SG-1 ", that (accent the dynamics of the characters) was something our writers always talked. Would we got a draft for scripts, and there will be a scene where two characters are tied to something. And then the next draft will come out and that will disappear. And we would have gone, "why is it disappearing? "And, we will hear" we cannot fit it because we must come to such and such with the act two and such and such with act three. " "

Shanks wears "Starghat Universe" Contrast, declaring that the play "approaches" the championship story that prioritizes the dynamics of the characters without excessive state of loud, dramatic stories. The actor also talked about the supernatural medical drama of CTV "Saving Hope" - in which he starred Dr. Charles Harris - and why the show works Because On his focus on interpersonal relationships:

"It's a lot more about relationships and characters than most shows I've ever recorded. It's one thing, I noticed a prominent, and with the audience's reception about it and doing it. That when we don't get our characters and our relationships properly, those scenes just don't work (...) the scenes you long.

This makes sense, because "saving hope" is much more established than everything in the Stargat Universe and needs to rely on these human relationships to cause sympathy or raise stakes. Although emissions like "SG-1" can mask some of his or her noticeable character with large space explosions, these missed opportunities look more obvious to each passing season.