Charlie O'Neill (The Devil You Know hallucination)
| Charlie O'Neill | |
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| This character is part of an hallucination | |
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| Out of Stargate universe information | |
| Portrayed by | Dillon Moen |
| First appearance | "The Devil You Know" |
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This version of Charlie O'Neill was an hallucination provoqued on Jack O'Neill by Apophis to gather informations.
Character's evolution
"The Devil You Know" (1999)
Colonel Jack O'Neill, along with SG-1, Martouf and Jacob Carter, are prisoners of Apophis on Netu. Apophis uses the blood of Sokar in combination with a memory recall device in order to gather vital informations for Sokar. During the process, O'Neill sees himself calling Charlie in a yard, holding a baseball glove. Then suddenly, Charlies comes out of a bush holding a plastic water gun, and firing on O'Neill. Charlie tells O'Neill that Jeff Eisen gave it to him. The two of them argue about the fact O'Neill has a gun, but O'Neill tells Charlie he wants to play some catch when Charlie tells he's going inside. Charlie replies that it hasn't passed that way; O'Neill get mad of him and Charlie went inside. They have never played catch and two weeks later, Charlie shot himself with O'Neill's gun. Yet O'Neill insists to play catch. Suddenly Charlie says he will play only if O'Neill tells him how he made contact to the Asgard and the address of the Asgard homeworld. O'Neill is surprised as Charlie couldn't know this story occured several years after his death (SG1: "The Fifth Race", "Fair Game"). O'Neill is defiant and resists to give the answers.
Notes
- The description of the events of this hallucination have been altered both by Apophis and Jack O'Neill.
- The hallucination's timeline is set two weeks before Charlie O'Neill shots himself.
Behind the scenes
- Dillon Moen, the actor who portays Charlie, has been also credited in "Jolinar's Memories", yet he doesn't appear in this episode.
See also
- Charlie O'Neill, late son of Jack O'Neill
- The blood of Sokar, the drug used by Apophis to gather informations