History Characters / StargateSG1SG1

* {{Meganekko}}: The alternate Carter of the timeline that was created in "Moebius" wears glasses, and O'Neill outright states that she's hot. "Our" Carter also briefly dons them while undercover in ''another'' alternate timeline in ''[[Film/StargateContinuum Continuum]]''.

* BaldOfAwesome: Until Season 8 his head was clean shaven, although he sometimes had a goatee.

* SkunkStripe: She has a whitish blonde streak through one side of her hair at the start of season nine, though it disappears once she returns from the Ori galaxy.

* SkunkStripe: His long lifespan meant that Teal'c more or less stayed that same while his friends grew old in "Unending." Fortunately, when an aged Carter finally discovered a way to save everyone, Teal'c's unmarred strength allowed him to complete the mission and return to the present. The only clue to his true age is a glaring stripe of white hair.

[-'''''Characters/StargateSG1''''': '''SG-1''' | [[Characters/StargateSG1OtherSGCPersonnelAndTauriBattleshipCrewMembers Other SGC Personnel and Tau'ri Battleship Crew Members]] | [[Characters/StargateSG1AlliesOfTheSGC Allies of the SGC]] | [[Characters/StargateSG1TheGoauld The Goa'uld]] | [[Characters/StargateSG1OtherAntagonists Other Antagonists]]\\
'''Spin-offs''': ''Characters/StargateAtlantis'' | ''Characters/StargateUniverse''-]]]]]

--> '''Teal'c''': While in the service of Apophis I did many things. For these deeds my victims deserve retribution.\\
'''O'Neill''': Can we focus on this one case only for now, please?\\
'''Teal'c''': This case represents the many.\\
'''O'Neill''': Well it shouldn't!\\
(later)\\
'''Teal'c''': Hanno's father was not the first or the last of those whose lives I have taken. And I have done far worse, O'Neill. I can not give all of their loved ones retribution, but I can at least give it to this one.

-->'''Ronon Dex''': You say that a lot.\\
'''Teal'c''': What?\\
'''Ronon''': 'Indeed'.\\
'''Teal'c''': Really? I hadn't noticed.

* FatalAttractor: It seems to be an unspoken rule that any woman Daniel gets involved with will inevitably try to kill him. Both of his major love interests (Sha're and Vala) became Goa'uld hosts at some point, as did his ex-girlfriend Sarah Gardner, who didn't even have anything to do with the Stargate program. He was raped by the Goa'uld queen Hathor, kissed by [[DarkMessiah Adria]], had a brief fling with a genocidal maniac called the [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "Destroyer of Worlds"]] (albeit while she was amnesiac), and that's just the ''recurring'' villains.

->'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S1E1ChildrenOfTheGods "Children of the Gods"]]

->'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S1E1ChildrenOfTheGods "Children of the Gods"]]

->'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S5E21Meridian "Meridian"]]

->'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S9E1AvalonPart1 "Avalon, Part 1"]]

->'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S8E12PrometheusUnbound "Prometheus Unbound"]]

* BadassBeard: Sports a soulpatch for a few Season 4 episodes. It's sudden appearance is lampshaded by O'Neill warning Hammond off from asking about it.

* NobleBigotWithABadge: Mildly, and directed at other nationalities and species rather than race or religion. He'll prioritize strictly ''human'' life over extraterrestrial life (which leads to trouble when he betrays the Replicator Fifth), and responds "Over my rotting corpse, sir," when Hammond suggests he accept a Russian Air Force exchange officer to fill Daniel Jackson's recently vacated spot on the team (Jonas Quinn got the job). He is NOT shy about expressing his utter distaste for the Goua'ld, given what they did to Kowalski and Skaara amongst others, to the point where he jeopardised a potential alliance with the splinter group Tok'ra because they happen to be the same species as the Goua'ld, and would even prefer to die than accept rescue by blending with a Tok'ra symboite. [[spoiler:Not that his distaste is entirely unjustified, given what happened when a Tok'ra with an agenda of its own took over his body and ultimately left him at the tender mercies of Ba'al.]]

* DudeMagnet: She's the one team member to really rival Daniel here. Just among her fellow Tau'ri, Jack is half in love with her (it's mutual) and Rodney [=McKay=] and Jay Felger both openly lust after her (it's not). Meanwhile offworlders Narim the Tollan and Martouf/Lantash the Tok'ra both crush hard on her (Narim because they connected while the Tollans were staying at the SGC, Martouf/Lantash because of her connection to their deceased lover Rosha/Jolinar). Then there's her one-shot ex-fiancé in "The First Commandment", her flirtation with the ill-fated Ambassador Joe Paxon (whom she married in an aborted timeline), and her late-series cop boyfriend Pete Shanahan. Even an ascended Ancient, Orlin, falls for her at one point. As well as being subject to [[VillainousCrush Villainous Crushes]] from the likes of Fifth the Replicator, Aden Corso in "Forsaken" and Turghan in "Emancipation".

* NobleBigotWithABadge: Mildly, and directed at other nationalities and species rather than race or religion. He'll prioritize strictly ''human'' life over extraterrestrial life (which leads to trouble when he betrays the Replicator Fifth), and responds "Over my rotting corpse, sir," when Hammond suggests he accept a Russian Air Force exchange officer to fill Daniel Jackson's recently vacated spot on the team (Jonas Quinn got the job). He is NOT shy about expressing his utter distaste for the Goua'ld, given what they did to Kowalski and Skaara amongst others, to the point where he jeopardised a potential alliance with the splinter group Tok'ra because they happen to be the same species as the Goua'ld, and would even prefer to die than accept rescue by blending with a Tok'ra symboite. [[spoiler: Not that his distaste is entirely unjustified, given what happened when a Tok'ra with an agenda of its own took over his body and ultimately left him at the tender mercies of Ba'al.]]

* DudeMagnet: She's the one team member to really rival Daniel here. Just among her fellow Tau'ri, Jack is half in love with her (it's mutual) and Rodney [=McKay=] and Jay Felger both openly lust after her (it's not). Meanwhile offworlders Narim the Tollan and Martouf/Lantash the Tok'ra both crush hard on her (Narim because they connected while the Tollans were staying at the SGC, Martouf/Lantash because of her connection to their deceased lover Rosha/Jolinar). Then there's her one-shot ex-fiancé in "The First Commandment", and her late-series cop boyfriend Pete Shanahan. Even an ascended Ancient, Orlin, falls for her at one point. As well as being subject to [[VillainousCrush Villainous Crushes]] from the likes of Fifth the Replicator, Aden Corso in "Forsaken" and Turghan in "Emancipation".

* TheAllegedBoss: Technically he's supposed to be the commanding officer of SG-1, but in practice he admits that's mostly just how it is on paper, pointing out that since Carter is the same rank as him, Daniel is a civilian and Teal'c is an alien it's a little tricky getting them to follow orders they don't want to, especially since he's the new guy and they all have years of field experience. He eventually settles into a Type 4 as he gains the respect of his team. This is largely because instead of recruiting new people to form a new SG-1, he gets the old squad back together. See AscendedFanboy below.

* FatalFlaw: Discussed in his first conversation with General Landry, when the latter states that his record is too perfect on paper and demands to know what his "kryptonite" is. Mitchell responds that he can be "a bit impatient", which Landry brushes off but it probably close to the truth (see HotBlooded below).

* DudeMagnet: She's the one team member to really rival Daniel here. Just among her fellow Tau'ri, Jack is half in love with her (it's mutual) and Rodney [=McKay=] and Jay Felger both openly lust after her (it's not). Meanwhile offworlders Narim the Tollan and Martouf/Lantash the Tok'ra both crush hard on her (Narim because they connected while the Tollans were staying at the SGC, Martouf/Lantash because of her connection to their deceased lover Rosha/Jolinar). Then there's her one-shot ex-fiancé in "The First Commandment", and her late-series cop boyfriend Pete Shanahan. Even an ascended Ancient, Orlin, falls for her at one point. As well as being subject to [[VillainousCrush Villainous Crushes]] from the likes of Fifth, Aden Corso and Turghan.

* DudeMagnet: She's the one team member to really rival Daniel here. Just among her fellow Tau'ri, Jack is half in love with her (it's mutual) and Rodney [=McKay=] and Jay Felger both openly lust after her (it's not). Meanwhile offworlders Narim and Martouf both crush hard on her (Narim because they connected while the Tollans were staying at the SGC, Martouf/Lantash because of her connection to their deceased lover Rosha/Jolinar). Then there's her one-shot ex-fiance in "The First Commandment", and her late-series cop boyfriend Pete Shanahan. Even an ascended Ancient, Orlin, falls for her at one point.

->'''Played By''': Creator/KurtRussell (movie), Creator/RichardDeanAnderson (all TV series)

->'''Played By''': Creator/JamesSpader (movie), Creator/MichaelShanks (all TV series)

->'''Played By''': Creator/AmandaTapping

->'''Played By''': Creator/ChristopherJudge

->'''Played By''': Creator/CorinNemec

->'''Played By''': Creator/BenBrowder

->'''Played By''': Creator/ClaudiaBlack

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'''First Appearance:''' ''Film/{{Stargate}}''

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->'''Played By''': Creator/JamesSpader (movie), Creator/MichaelShanks (all TV series)\\
'''First Appearance:''' ''Film/{{Stargate}}''

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->'''Played By''': Creator/AmandaTapping\\
'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S1E1ChildrenOfTheGods "Children of the Gods"]]

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->'''Played By''': Creator/ChristopherJudge\\
'''First Appearance:''' [[Recap/StargateSG1S1E1ChildrenOfTheGods "Children of the Gods"]]

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** The biggest example is in ''Awesome/StargateTheArkOfTruth''. He hikes across an entire ''mountain range'' to get to Celestis, where his friends are being held captive, after having been ''shot in the back''.

** The biggest example is in ''Awesome/TheArkOfTruth''. He hikes across an entire ''mountain range'' to get to Celestis, where his friends are being held captive, after having been ''shot in the back''.

** In ''Film/TheArkOfTruth'', he also counsels Tomin on this, saying that while Tomin may never forgive himself, he ''can'' still fight to protect others.

* AdventurerArchaeologist: This is ''his'' opinion of what the Earth Stargate should be used for; exploration and learning of other cultures.

* FanservicePack: Started out wearing unflattering and ill-fitting civilian clothes whenever he was off-base, but gradually got a nicer wardrobe that showed off more of his physique as he got more combat capable. He never [[TheGlassesGottaGo lost the glasses]], however, though he did get more fashionable frames in the final season.
* FatalAttractor: It seems to be an unspoken rule that any woman Daniel gets involved with will inevitably try to kill him. Both of his major love interests (Sha're and Vala) became Goa'uld hosts at some point, as did his ex-girlfriend Sarah Gardner, who didn't even have anything to do with the Stargate program. He was raped by the Goa'uld queen Hathor, kissed by [[DarkMessiah Adria]], had a brief fling with a genocidal maniac called the [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "Destroyer of Worlds"]], and that's just the ''recurring'' villains.

The flagship, first-contact team of Stargate Command, first formed in 1997 with the goal of procuring alien technologies with which to defend Earth. Since then, they've gained no small amount of infamy for, among other things, almost single-handedly bringing about the fall of the Goa'uld empire.

* MrFanservice: As Daniel got progressively more badass, the series stopped hiding Michael Shanks' own HeroicBuild. Even as the geeky archaeologist, Jackson had many female admireres (in and out of universe).
* NerdsAreSexy: Once he upgrades his glasses and his hairstyle, you have to admit, he's not exactly the skinny floppy haired James Spader character from the film.

* {{Omniglot}}: Speaks twenty-three languages as of "1969" an episode in the second season. After that he learns to speak at least Unas and Alteran Ancient. On screen he has shown proficiency with the following languages: English/Middle English (related), Latin/Alteran (related), Arabic, German, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Greek, Mayan, Aztec, Norse/Asgard (related), Welsh, Spanish, Phoenician, Egyptian/Abydonian (related), Goa'uld/Unas (assumed related, and also related to Egyptian) and a form of Goa'uld that uses Linear A, Ancient Babylonian (in cuneiform), Ancient Celtic. It is likely but unconfirmed that he can read Tollan.

* RankUp: Promoted twice during ''SG-1'', then again between ''Atlantis'' and ''Universe''. She's also promoted in position during season 8, becoming the commanding officer of SG-1 after Jack is made head of the SGC.

* BroughtDownToBadass: After losing his symbiote and starting to use tretonin instead, he noticed he didn't have quite the same level of SuperStrength he used to. He's still a huge dude with almost a century of fighting experience, though, and ultimately it had a negligible effect on his ability to kick ass.

* SuperStrength: As a Jaffa, he's stronger and tougher than a regular human, though not quite at a ComicBook/CaptainAmerica[=/=]SuperSoldier level (when O'Neill gained the strength of 5 men via an alien device he was significantly stronger than Teal'c). He's also a really big guy and was First Prime to a System Lord, so he's also exceptional compared to regular Jaffa.