"Stargate SG-1" marched on fascinating characters during its 10-season existence, to the extent that it seems to allow himself to introduce some extremely cool figures and never return them. One such character was Aris Boch (Sam J. Onesons), a sales hunter with an unforgettable design and appropriately hostile backstew. Boch is a capable and powerful individual who can easily overcome the main characters, as well as an interesting person who quickly builds a report with the SG-1 team despite their initial problems.

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The charismatic and witty Boch has a "repetitive character" written through it, but despite this, his only live performance is in "Stargat SG-1" Season 3, Episode 7, "Dead Switch". For fans who wondered why "Jones's Bounty Bounty hunters" never returned to the show despite splitting with SG-1 in good conditions, the writer of the series Robert F. Cooper discovered the reason for one and fate of the character. Here's what he said about Aris Boch in an interview in 2022 Gate:

"I wanted to create a han solo-type Character who could be kind of a wildcard. Some episodes just don't turn out the way you hop. On the show, where you can see something that realist alive - and it is realistically no knock against sam, or anyone who was involved in the episode - it just no. It, and i'm glad they did.

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Although Cooper was unhappy with the way Aris Boch dropped out, Stargat SG-1 eventually managed to create an enemy character for which the creators of the show are considered cool enough to become the main player. The said character is the former host of Goald and to -artist Valala Mala Doran (Claudia Black), who joined A cast of "Stargat SG-1" Late in Season 8 and continued to become an instrumental part of the last two seasons (along with subsequent films for the show's sequel, directly to DVD, "Stargat: Truth's casket" and "Stargat: Continuum").

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Enough stunning, "Stargate SG-1" originally planned to make Vala one -time character. Fortunately, black (which was already a thing of the genre legend thanks to her roles as Arin's Farsque Dream and later Play Ahsoka Night night) was extremely magnetic as a funny and wrong character, which turned out to be perfectly fits the show. While Black's performance was the key to Vala's success, Cooper openly acknowledged in his interview with Gejduvetzu that the nature of Wilde Cardi -Carti can be followed directly at Boch:

"The DNA of (Boch) and the idea behind it, we tried again. And the next time we tried it, it was much more successful with the wandering. "

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