• “Tin Man”

•             Episode 19

•             Broadcast Date: February 13, 1998

•             Syndication Broadcast Date: February 22, 1999

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Plot Outline:

            SG-1 encounters Harlan (Jay Brazeau), the last survivor of a cataclysm on his planet, who makes robotic copies of them. The robots go to Earth thinking they are SG-1. General Hammond places the robots under arrest after Dr. Fraiser discovers the truth. The robots begin to have withdrawal symptoms from their power source on the planet, and they are sent back to the planet. Harlan made the robots for companionship and help in maintaining the complex. The robot Teal'c attacks the robot O'Neill. The robots discover that their real bodies do, in fact, exist. The real SG-1 discovers the robots. SG-1 returns to Earth while the robots stay behind on the planet. à Plot Outline by Chad C.

Guest Cast:

• Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser
• Jay Brazeau as Harlan
• Dan Shea as O’Neill’s Double

 Recurring Actors & Characters:

• Teryl Rothery (Janet Fraiser) à [Episode 8]
• Jay Brazeau (Harlan) à {Episode 1]

 Production Crew:

• Developed for Television: Brad Wright & Jonathan Glassner
• Co—Executive Producer: Michael Greenburg
• Producer: N. John Smith
• Writer: Jeff King
• Director: Jimmy Kaufman
• Executive Producers: Jonathan Glassner & Brad Wright
• Executive Story Consultant: Katharyn Powers
• Executive Story Editor: Robert C. Cooper
• Production Manager: N. John Smith
• First Assistant Director: Bill Mizel
• Second Assistant Director: Matthew J. Blecha
• Music: Joel Goldsmith
• Original Stargate Theme: David Arnold
• Director of Photography: Peter Woeste, C.S.C.
• Production Designer: Richard Hudolin
• Editor: Charles E. Robichaud
• Art Director: Bridget McGuire
• Costume Designer: Christina McQuarrie
• Make—Up Artist: Jan Newman
• Assistant to the Co—Executive Producer: John G. Lenic

The Name Game:

• This episode of Stargate SG-1, “Tin Man,” shares its’ title with a third season episode of the spin—off series Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987 to 1994). The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode was originally broadcast on April 23, 1990.

 Destination:

• Altair --- is designated P3X—989 by the SGC computer. The surface of the planet is contaminated by extremely high levels of deadly radiation. The sole survivor, Harlan, is an android. The technology of Altair is highly advanced; however, the technology now stands in various states of disrepair.

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