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Five people that became famous (or didn't) for their part in the Stargate program when it became public
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Title: Five people that didn’t become famous for their part in the Stargate program when it became public
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Author: Shenandoah Risu
Rating: G
Content Flags: severe injustice by default
Spoilers: SGU late Season 2
Characters: Nicholas Rush, Eli Wallace, Dale Volker, Vanessa James, Everett Young
Word Count: 460
Summary: Nobody aboard the Destiny became famous.
Author's Notes: Written for prompt set #129 at
Disclaimer: I don't own SGU. I wouldn't know what to do with it. Now, Young... Young I'd know what to do with. ;-)
Thanks for reading! Feedback = Love. ;-)
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Five people that became famous for their part in the Stargate program when it became pub
Military personelle honoured her for her bravery, and civillions seemed to understand how big a sacrifice she had made, not just for the members of the teams out in the universe, but for them too.
2. Cassandra Fraiser became known originally as the adoptive daughter of Janet, but as the reporters started to snoop around, someone found out that she was actually an alien herself, and so she became one of the most well known.
At first she was flattered, but soon it got to be too much for her and she had to get Jack to see to them.
3. Sam and Jack seemed to become the latest celebrity couple. Their story became one of the world's greatest love stories and was told often.
Now that the Stargate program was public, Jack thought it would be best to retire, and so Sam and he finally got together. This made their adoring public very, very happy.
(Imagine how the public felt when they announced they were having a baby!)
4. Harriman and Siler also became famous. This surprised a few people who worked at the SGC but, for a lot of them, it was a welcome development.
Siler had been through a lot, what with trying to put up with all the mishaps on the base and this meant that certain people around the world could relate to him.
Walter Harriman was a bit of a goofball. He liked being called the 'Chevron Guy' and he was adored for it. Not to mention all the stuff he had to put up with when Colonel O'Neill had finally become General and took control of the base.
5. Felger became famous too. He loved it when he had heard that, unitl he found out that it was because he almost got SG-1 killed on a number of occasions.
Still, some people seemed to like him and most others seemed to sympathise with him so, in the grand scheme of things, he took that as a win!
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