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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
Maj. Lorne was introduced as the second in command on SG-11 and has transferred to be a team leader in the Atlantis Expedition. (7.07 "Enemy Mine", ''Stargate Atlantis'') | Maj. Lorne was introduced as the second in command on SG-11 and has transferred to be a team leader in the Atlantis Expedition. (7.07 "Enemy Mine", ''Stargate Atlantis'': 2.03 "Runner") | ||
==Character Biography== | ==Character Biography== | ||
Maj. Lorne of SG-11 was the second in command to Col. Edwards at the mining operation on P3X-403. Although he knew of the standard procedure to inform Dr. Daniel Jackson immediately upon finding archaeological artifacts, he failed to do so on this planet and, as a result, he might have been indirectly responsible for the death of his teammate, Lt. Ritter, after Ritter was attacked and killed by an Unas, evidence for whose presence on the planet was in the artifacts he had discovered, moved, and ignored. (7.07 "Enemy Mine") | Maj. Evan Lorne was a member of SG-11 and was the team's second in command to Col. Edwards at the mining operation on P3X-403. Although he knew of the standard procedure to inform Dr. Daniel Jackson immediately upon finding archaeological artifacts, he failed to do so on this planet and, as a result, he might have been indirectly responsible for the death of his teammate, Lt. Ritter, after Ritter was attacked and killed by an Unas, evidence for whose presence on the planet was in the artifacts he had discovered, moved, and ignored. (7.07 "Enemy Mine") | ||
Lorne joined the Atlantis Expedition during its second year of operation. He leads an off-world team and was often looked upon as the military leader when Lt. Col. John Sheppard was not available during Dr. Elizabeth Weir's time as the civilian leader of the Expedition. With Col. Samantha Carter's assignment as the leader of the Expedition, a clear chain of command now exists permanently on the base. | |||
Lorne learned how to paint from his mother who was an art teacher, and he carried this hobby over to Atlantis where he worked on a painting of Atlantis itself (SGA 3.17 "Sunday"). He is also an accomplished F-302 pilot and squadron leader (SGA 3.20 "First Strike Part 1"), was given the command of the Ancient warship ''Orion'' in a battle to prevent the Wraith from reaching Earth (SGA 3.01 "No Man's Land Part 2"), and was once kidnapped by the Genii because he has the Ancient gene that permits him to operate Ancient technology (SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat"). Lorne used to walk in his sleep until he was about ten years old until he did it again as an adult while under the influence of a hostile alien entity (SGA 4.04 "Doppelganger"). | |||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
* [[7.07 "Enemy Mine" Episode Guide|7.07 "Enemy Mine"]] | * [[7.07 "Enemy Mine" Episode Guide|7.07 "Enemy Mine"]] | ||
* [[ | * [[SGA 2.03 "Runner" Episode Guide|SGA 2.03 "Runner"]] | ||
* [[SGA 2.04 "Duet" Episode Guide|SGA 2.04 "Duet"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.05 "Condemned" Episode Guide|SGA 2.05 "Condemned"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.08 "Conversion" Episode Guide|SGA 2.08 "Conversion"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1" Episode Guide|SGA 2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.11 "The Hive Part 2" Episode Guide|SGA 2.11 "The Hive Part 2"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.16 "The Long Goodbye" Episode Guide|SGA 2.16 "The Long Goodbye"]] | |||
* [[SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat" Episode Guide|SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.01 "No Man's Land Part 2" Episode Guide|SGA 3.01 "No Man's Land Part 2"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.14 "Tao Of Rodney" Episode Guide|SGA 3.14 "Tao Of Rodney"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.15 "The Game" Episode Guide|SGA 3.15 "The Game"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.16 "The Ark" Episode Guide|SGA 3.16 "The Ark"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.17 "Sunday" Episode Guide|SGA 3.17 "Sunday"]] | |||
* [[SGA 3.20 "First Strike Part 1" Episode Guide|SGA 3.20 "First Strike Part 1"]] | |||
* [[SGA 4.04 "Doppelganger" Episode Guide|SGA 4.04 "Doppelganger"]] | |||
==Related Characters== | ==Related Characters== | ||
* [[Daniel Jackson|Dr. Daniel Jackson]] | * [[Daniel Jackson|Dr. Daniel Jackson]] | ||
* [[Samantha Carter|Col. Samantha Carter]] | |||
* [[Edwards|Col. Edwards]] | * [[Edwards|Col. Edwards]] | ||
* [[Ritter|Lt. Ritter]] | * [[Ritter|Lt. Ritter]] | ||
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==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
* [[Ancient Gene]] | |||
* [[:Category:Stargate Atlantis Team|Atlantis Expedition]] | * [[:Category:Stargate Atlantis Team|Atlantis Expedition]] | ||
* [[Crystalline Entities]] | |||
* [[F-302]] | |||
* [[Genii]] | |||
* [[Naquadah]] | * [[Naquadah]] | ||
* [[Orion]] | |||
* [[P3X-403]] | * [[P3X-403]] | ||
* [[SG-11]] | * [[SG-11]] | ||
* [[Unas]] | * [[Unas]] | ||
* [[Wraith]] | |||
==Actor== | ==Actor== | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 20 October 2007
Summary
Maj. Lorne was introduced as the second in command on SG-11 and has transferred to be a team leader in the Atlantis Expedition. (7.07 "Enemy Mine", Stargate Atlantis: 2.03 "Runner")
Character Biography
Maj. Evan Lorne was a member of SG-11 and was the team's second in command to Col. Edwards at the mining operation on P3X-403. Although he knew of the standard procedure to inform Dr. Daniel Jackson immediately upon finding archaeological artifacts, he failed to do so on this planet and, as a result, he might have been indirectly responsible for the death of his teammate, Lt. Ritter, after Ritter was attacked and killed by an Unas, evidence for whose presence on the planet was in the artifacts he had discovered, moved, and ignored. (7.07 "Enemy Mine")
Lorne joined the Atlantis Expedition during its second year of operation. He leads an off-world team and was often looked upon as the military leader when Lt. Col. John Sheppard was not available during Dr. Elizabeth Weir's time as the civilian leader of the Expedition. With Col. Samantha Carter's assignment as the leader of the Expedition, a clear chain of command now exists permanently on the base.
Lorne learned how to paint from his mother who was an art teacher, and he carried this hobby over to Atlantis where he worked on a painting of Atlantis itself (SGA 3.17 "Sunday"). He is also an accomplished F-302 pilot and squadron leader (SGA 3.20 "First Strike Part 1"), was given the command of the Ancient warship Orion in a battle to prevent the Wraith from reaching Earth (SGA 3.01 "No Man's Land Part 2"), and was once kidnapped by the Genii because he has the Ancient gene that permits him to operate Ancient technology (SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat"). Lorne used to walk in his sleep until he was about ten years old until he did it again as an adult while under the influence of a hostile alien entity (SGA 4.04 "Doppelganger").
Episodes
- 7.07 "Enemy Mine"
- SGA 2.03 "Runner"
- SGA 2.04 "Duet"
- SGA 2.05 "Condemned"
- SGA 2.08 "Conversion"
- SGA 2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1"
- SGA 2.11 "The Hive Part 2"
- SGA 2.16 "The Long Goodbye"
- SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat"
- SGA 3.01 "No Man's Land Part 2"
- SGA 3.14 "Tao Of Rodney"
- SGA 3.15 "The Game"
- SGA 3.16 "The Ark"
- SGA 3.17 "Sunday"
- SGA 3.20 "First Strike Part 1"
- SGA 4.04 "Doppelganger"
Related Characters
- Dr. Daniel Jackson
- Col. Samantha Carter
- Col. Edwards
- Lt. Ritter
- Lt. Col. John Sheppard
- Dr. Elizabeth Weir
Related Articles
- Ancient Gene
- Atlantis Expedition
- Crystalline Entities
- F-302
- Genii
- Naquadah
- Orion
- P3X-403
- SG-11
- Unas
- Wraith
Actor
--DeeKayP 19:35, 11 Aug 2004 (PDT)