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"Did I have a goatee?"
John Sheppard[src]

A Goatee is a beard formed by a tuft of hair on the chin.

History[]

While under the effect of a crystal entity, several people had dreams depicting John Sheppard as a sociopathic antagonist. John Sheppard asked if he had a goatee in these dreams, a reference to the goateed First Officer Spock from "Mirror, Mirror", a classic Star Trek episode. (SGA: "Doppelganger")

Alternate timelines[]

In an alternate reality in which the Goa'uld invaded Earth in 1999, both Teal'c (still First Prime) and Apophis had goatees. (SG1: "Point of View")

In an alternate timeline accidentally created by SG-1, Apophis had a goatee. (SG1: "Moebius, Part 2")

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