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*[[Mark Pawson]] previously played [[Reporter 1 (Chain Reaction)|Reporter]] in the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "[[Chain Reaction]]" and [[Secret Service Agent]] in the episode "[[Lost City, Part 1]]". |
*[[Mark Pawson]] previously played [[Reporter 1 (Chain Reaction)|Reporter]] in the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "[[Chain Reaction]]" and [[Secret Service Agent]] in the episode "[[Lost City, Part 1]]". |
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*Although he is referred to as Collins in the dialog, he is listed as Collinsworth in the episode credits. |
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Revision as of 04:36, 20 July 2019
Doctor Collins was part of the team investigating the Dorandan firing unit.
Biography
2005
While conducting a routine experiment, Dr. Rodney McKay sent him into the extraction chamber to figure out what was going wrong. Tragically, Collins was exposed to hard radiation which cost him his life. His body was later recovered by McKay, Dr. Radek Zelenka and Lt. Colonel John Sheppard and taken back to Atlantis for an autopsy by Dr. Carson Beckett who later explained that Collins had died due to the radiation which had caused burns to over ninety percent of his body. (SGA: "Trinity")
Behind the Scenes
- Mark Pawson previously played Reporter in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Chain Reaction" and Secret Service Agent in the episode "Lost City, Part 1".
- Although he is referred to as Collins in the dialog, he is listed as Collinsworth in the episode credits.