When Stargate Atlantis debuted at Sifi in the summer of 2004, fans quickly fell into the attractive team of the series of international staff at Stargat Command. Disconnected from Stargate SG-1 (the very sequel to the spread of ghosts from Roland Emerich Bags of box office in 1994 "Starghat".

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Like the "Stargate SG-1", "Stargate Atlantis" slammed the metal pedal when it comes to building its world and developing the characters. For fans of science who want to dive head at the deep end of shows of this nature, this spinoff, created by Brad Wright and Robert F. Cooper, caused viewers to continue-and, as he ran for five seasons, many fans of the genre were on the task. Some Stargate Atlantis viewers will tell you that it is easy to lose a little in early walking, but they got stuck with the series because the characters, and the actors show them, were constantly intriguing.

Some characters were a little easier to define than others. While Flanigan's big shepard provided a solid foundation for this Starghat team, there were players who fought to find their place in the mix. One person who had a seemingly wealth of potential but got a short reduction compared to some others was Aiden Ford of Rainbow Dream Franks. As Shepard's first lieutenant, it seemed that it could become Reeker of the Stargat Atlantis Universe. Obviously, the writers of the show went in a very, very different direction. Why was this character sacrificed so soon?

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In an interview in 2005 with the gateFranks was asked how Ford felt that pumped full of An enzyme to feed Wraith And essentially written by the show during the season 2. Sometimes, the actors are a little awkward to be thrown from a successful television series, but Franks admired the decision of the Atlantis creative team in step.

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"In fact, it wasn't that such a blow," he told Gejvodnd. "It was something that we and I and I and I (Wright, Executive Producer), we talked about it. It was not a bad thing that took me at all." Franks continued to say that Ford was simply the weird man in the characters' development department during the first season, but hoped that Ford added from Wright-Enzim would become a wild card for the series that goes forward.

As Franks told Gejdwind:

"We got it like now, I have a chance to be there, and when I'm there, I actually have a goal. My character goes to a great bow of the story that will help in the season, and it will be a big part of it. It will be part of the story, finally. And that's something I think I waited for less episodes, but more real things.

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How did that succeed? No. And the fans were not satisfied with this at all. They lobbied the producers and writers of Stargat Atlantis with petitions that require Ford to be returned as the main character in the future seasons. Unfortunately, it just never happened - although completely restored and jumped from Ford again appeared in the official novel "Stargat Atlantis Heritage: The third time". Franks could have felt that Tad was betrayed, but he worked steadily in the film and especially television in the last two decades in shows such as "The Academy of Umbrella", "High Fidelity" and "I Woke Vampire".