- "I am sorry, Doctor McKay. There's been a ... change in plans."
- ―Wraith Scientist[src]
Wraith Scientist (Allies) accompanied Queen Nightwind to Atlantis when she offered the Atlantis expedition an alliance.
Biography[]
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He worked alongside Dr. Carson Beckett and Dr. Radek Zelenka on finding the best way to deliver the Iratus bug retrovirus to other Wraith Hive ships. When they admitted not knowing how long it would take the gaseous version of the retrovirus to change a Wraith, the Scientist suggested a live test. The first attempt to spread the gas to another Hive failed forcing their Hive to retreat back to Atlantis. Later, the Scientist escorted Dr. Rodney McKay and Ronon Dex around to assess the damage. McKay and Ronon remained aboard the Hive ship for the second attempt, however this attempt was a ruse. They were captured and placed in cocoons when the Scientist informed them that the alliance was over. Once regaining consciousness, the Scientist told them that they would live long enough to see the Wraith reach Earth. (SGA: "Allies")
He is not seen again, but is presumably either humanized or killed in the Battle of the Void. (SGA: "No Man's Land")
Behind the scenes[]
- James Lafazanos previously played Jimmy in the Stargate: Atlantis episode "Rising", Steve in the episodes "Suspicion" and "Poisoning the Well", Mister Hooper in the episode "The Defiant One", Gordon in the episodes "The Gift", "The Siege, Part 2" and "The Siege, Part 3", Bob in the episode "The Siege, Part 1", Wraith Commander (Runner) in the episode "Runner", Wraith Commander (Condemned) in the episode "Condemned", Wraith Commander (Aurora) in the episode "Aurora", Wraith Commander (The Lost Boys) in the episodes "The Lost Boys" and "The Hive" and Michael Kenmore/Wraith Commander (Michael) in the episode "Michael".
References[]
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- GateWorld's article on Wraith Scientist (Allies) in The Stargate Omnipedia