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[[File:Ackerman.jpg|thumb]][[Stargate Command]] officer who was pulled from inoculation duty to 865 to accompany [[SG-1]] to Vagonbrei. Awake 18 hours at the start of the mission, Ackerman was the first among several to fall prey to an indigenous parasite. This native organism forced him to slip into a sleep state, and once it matured it created a fatal aneurysm in his brain. | |||
[[File:Ackerman.jpg|thumb]][[Stargate Command]] officer who was pulled from inoculation duty to 865 to accompany [[SG-1]] to Vagonbrei. Awake 18 hours at the start of the mission, Ackerman was the first among several to fall prey to an indigenous parasite. This native organism forced him to slip into a sleep state, and once it matured it created a fatal | |||
Ackerman had been classified by [[Reimer|Dr. Reimer]] as being in "Stage Four" sleep, also known as "delta wave" or "slow wave" sleep. His brain, which produced an overwhelming amount of melatonin, kept him there until his death. | |||
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FIRST APPEARED - [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s10/1002.shtml Morpheus] | FIRST APPEARED - [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s10/1002.shtml Morpheus] | ||
== KEY EPISODE == | |||
[http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s10/1002.shtml Morpheus] - Ackerman is the first of the Stargate team to fall victim to the native sleep-inducing organisms of Vagonbrei.<br /> | |||
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Revision as of 08:57, 3 July 2017
Stargate Command officer who was pulled from inoculation duty to 865 to accompany SG-1 to Vagonbrei. Awake 18 hours at the start of the mission, Ackerman was the first among several to fall prey to an indigenous parasite. This native organism forced him to slip into a sleep state, and once it matured it created a fatal aneurysm in his brain.
Ackerman had been classified by Dr. Reimer as being in "Stage Four" sleep, also known as "delta wave" or "slow wave" sleep. His brain, which produced an overwhelming amount of melatonin, kept him there until his death.
DETAILS
PLAYED BY - Patrick Gilmore
FIRST APPEARED - Morpheus
KEY EPISODE
Morpheus - Ackerman is the first of the Stargate team to fall victim to the native sleep-inducing organisms of Vagonbrei.