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Seth was a Goa'uld who opposed the system lords and tried to rise up and overthrow them. When he failed, he fled, and when the system lords and the Tokr'a put price on his head, he took shelter among the Tau'ri and hid out on Earth for two thousand years. He fed his need for worship by leading various cults with his Goa'uld technology. SG-1 and Jacob identified the location of Seth when the Tok'ra began to conduct a Goa'uld census. He was the head of a cult of worshippers in Seattle under the influence of Goa'uld technology. It was here that the SGC, with the help of Selmac, tracked him down, and he was killed by Carter using a Goa'uld hand device.

Myths of Seth:
Seth was the Egyptian god of chaos, the slayer of Osiris. He was associated with foreign lands. Seth was usually depicted in human form with a head of said to resemble that of an aardvark. He had a curved snout, erect square- tipped ears and a long forked tail. Sometimes he was represented in entirely animal form with a body similar to that of a greyhound. He was said to be the son either of Nut and Geb or of Nut and Ra, and the brother of Isis, Osiris and Nephthys. Nephthys was sometimes given as his consort, although he is more commonly associated with the foreign, Semitic goddesses Astarte and Anat. For a time during the third millenium BC, Seth replaced Horus as the tutelary deity of the pharaohs. However, the story of Seth's murder of Osiris and subsequent war with Horus gained currency and Horus was restored to his original status. The war with Horus lasted eighty years, during which Seth tore out the left eye his adversary and Horus tore out Seth's foreleg and testicles. Horus eventually emerged victorious, and became the rightful ruler of the kingdoms of both Upper and Lower Egypt. Seth was forced to return the eye of Horus and was either castrated or, in some versions, killed. In some versions Seth then went to live with the sun god Re, where he became the voice of the thunder. In the Book of the Dead Seth was referred to as the "lord of the northern sky" and held responsible for storms and cloudy weather. Seth protected Re during his night voyage through the underworld against Apophis. On the other hand, Seth was a peril for ordinary Egyptians in the underworld, where he was said seize the souls of the unwary. Among the animals sacred to Seth were the desert oryx, crocodile, boar, and the hippopotamus in its aspect as a destroyer of boats and of planted fields. The pig was a taboo in Seth's cult. The Greeks later equated Seth with their demon-god Typhon. His other names were: Set, Setekh, Setesh, Seti, Sutekh, Setech, Sutech.

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He was born in Buffalo NY and spent his early years in Canada where the airforce stationed his father. He was trained at the Neighborhood Playhouse in NYC. He gained initial work with Circle Rep. and the directors unit of the Actors Studio with a final apprenticeship as Understudy to John Malkovich in the world premier of Burn This. He was a former member Canadian Armed Forces, Governor Generals Foot Guards. And he replaced Robert Goulet, performing the Canadian National Anthem at the opening ceremonies of the US/Can/Mexico soccer games, LA Coliseum. And he did a Television Commercial for Chrysler Mini-Van (2000).

Days of Our Lives He played Rob Stemkowski 1992
Viper He played Peter Holtz in the episode Hidden Agenda October 13 1997
Dead Man's Gun He played Dalton Coe in the episode The Healer August 20 1997
Stargate SG-1 He played Mr. Jackson in the episode The Gamekeeper July 17 1998
First Wave He played Decks in the episode The Heist November 24 1999
The New Addams Family He played Jason Stark in the episode Lights, Camera, Addams July 8 1999
Stargate SG-1 playing Seth in episode Seth July 2 1999
Noroc (1999) He played Clancy
Voyage of Terror (1998) He played Mutineer #2
First Wave He played Mabus in the episodes Wednesday's Child November 22 2000, The Plan November 15 2000, Eyes of the Gua November 1 2000, Raven Nation September 20 2000