TV series · 1997
Stargate SG-1
“Saving the world... one episode at a time”
First aired 27 July 1997 Sci-Fi & Fantasy / Action & Adventure TMDB ↗
The story of Stargate SG-1 begins about a year after the events of the feature film, when the United States government learns that an ancient alien device called the Stargate can access a network of such devices on a multitude of planets. SG-1 is an elite Air Force special operations team, one of more than two dozen teams from Earth who explore the galaxy and defend against alien threats such as the Goa'uld, Replicators, and the Ori.
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Keene Curtis
as Ernest Littlefield
Keene Curtis
as Dr. Ernest Littlefield
Bonnie Bartlett
as Linea
Ken Jones
as Cured Touched
Soon-Tek Oh
as Moughal
Fred Willard
as Jacek
William B. Davis
as Damaris
Tobin Bell
as Omoc
Dale Wilson
as Committee Member
Don S. Davis
as George Hammond
Julian Christopher
as Vin Eremal
Jerry Wasserman
as Whitlow
Alex Diakun
as Tarek Solamon
Steven Williams
as General Vidrine
Ron Canada
as Quartus
Winston Rekert
as Cordesh
Richard Dean Anderson
as Jack O'Neill
Joey Aresco
as Mr. Parker/Parker's Goa'uld
Garry Chalk
as Colonel Chekov
Marshall R. Teague
as Frank Cromwell
Ron Halder
as Cronus
Jay Brazeau
as Harlan
Dan Shea
as Sylvester Siler
Larry Cedar
as Ori Prior #2
Tony Todd
as Lord Haikon
Harley Jane Kozak
as Sara O'Neill
Harley Jane Kozak
as Sara O'Neill (Uncredited)
Gary Jones
as Walter Harriman
Michael Sorich
as Dr. Bricksdale
Mark Acheson
as Vishnoor
James McDaniel
as General Francis Maynard
Peter Bryant
as Fro'tak
Peter Bryant
as Hoskins
François Chau
as Chinese Ambassador
Christopher Cousins
as Ambassador Joseph Faxon
Brian Jensen
as Head Priest
Brian Jensen
as Freyr (voice)
Ben Browder
as Cameron Mitchell
Tim Guinee
as Tomin
Enrico Colantoni
as Burke
John Mann
as Luthor
Gavin Hood
as Colonel Alexi Vaselov
Jennifer Calvert
as Ren'al
Ian Tracey
as Smith
Hiro Kanagawa
as M. Wayne
Tabitha St. Germain
as Byrsa Woman
Amanda Tapping
as Samantha Carter
Earl Pastko
as Colonel Zukhov
Sean Patrick Flanery
as Orlin
Michael Dobson
as Jaffa
Peter DeLuise
as Director / Peter DeLuise
Peter DeLuise
as Airman
Peter DeLuise
as Interviewer
Peter DeLuise
as Screaming Villager
Peter DeLuise
as Tok'ra Guard
Peter DeLuise
as Young Urgo in Uniform
Peter DeLuise
as Man Leaving Cafe
Peter DeLuise
as Lieutenant
Peter DeLuise
as SF Guard (Uncredited)
Peter DeLuise
as Free Jaffa (Voice only) (Uncredited)
Peter DeLuise
as Machine Gun Guard
Vanessa Angel
as Anise / Freya
Reed Diamond
as Major Bryce Ferguson
Salli Richardson-Whitfield
as Drey'auc
William deVry
as Aldwin
Venus Terzo
as Francine Michaels
Rick Ravanello
as Guard #2
James Parks
as Pharrin
Matthew Harrison
as Darian
David Palffy
as Sokar
David Palffy
as Anubis
Michael DeLuise
as Nick Marlowe / Colonel Danning / Michael DeLuise
Ben Immanuel
as Producer
Ben Immanuel
as Dr. Hutchinson
Keegan Connor Tracy
as Dr. Redden
Corin Nemec
as Jonas Quinn
Lexa Doig
as Dr. Carolyn Lam
Enid-Raye Adams
as Jones
Kristen Dalton
as Anna / Sekhmet
Claudia Black
as Vala Mal Doran
Kirby Morrow
as Militia Man
Kirby Morrow
as Tara'c
Michelle Harrison
as Assistant
Christine Adams
as Mala
Marya Delver
as Layale
Lauren K. Robek
as Lieutenant Astor
Alessandro Juliani
as Katep
Kyle Cassie
as Reynolds
Kyle Cassie
as Eurondan Soldier
Zahf Paroo
as Jamala
Alisen Richmond-Peck
as Dr. Brightman
Sarah Edmondson
as Natania
Jarvis W. George
as Volnek
Kristian Ayre
as Loran
Erica Durance
as Krista James
Kevan Ohtsji
as Oshu
Katharine Isabelle
as Valencia
Colleen Rennison
as Ally
Colleen Rennison
as Cassandra
Kirsten Zien
as Nesa
Alex Ferris
as Andy Spencer
Frank Cassini
as Sean Grieves
John Tench
as Lizan
Timothy Webber
as Commander Gareth
Jonathan Holmes
as Dr. Hugh Bricksdale
Hawthorne James
as Gavos
Don Thompson
as Property Master
Tim Perez
as Vashin
Chad Krowchuk
as Gordie Lowe
Michael Teigen
as Telescope Guy
Jeff Seymour
as Mr. Black
Chilton Crane
as Sheila Jameson
Doug Abrahams
as Commander Hale
Martin Sims
as Dol'ok
Martin Sims
as Jaffa
Yan Feldman
as Til'vak
A.C. Peterson
as Canon
Geoff Redknap
as Jup
Woody Jeffreys
as Guard