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Incorporating all of [[Jack O'Neill|Jack O'Neill's]] memories and personality, the O'Neill clone was conceived by the [[Asgard]] scientist [[Loki]] and transported to Earth. | Incorporating all of [[Jack O'Neill|Jack O'Neill's]] memories and personality, the O'Neill clone was conceived by the [[Asgard]] scientist [[Loki]] and transported to Earth. | ||
While Loki studied the real O'Neill, his clone was to take his place on Earth for one week's time. For O'Neill's own protection, the Asgard had placed a marker in his DNA to prevent any attempts in genetic manipulation. Loki, not realizing this, duplicated O'Neill nevertheless -- and as a result, the clone was rapidly matured only to about age 15, instead of the | While Loki studied the real O'Neill, his clone was to take his place on Earth for one week's time. For O'Neill's own protection, the Asgard had placed a marker in his DNA to prevent any attempts in genetic manipulation. Loki, not realizing this, duplicated O'Neill nevertheless -- and as a result, the clone was rapidly matured only to about age 15, instead of the Colonel's actual age. | ||
The duplicate, not realizing he was a clone, went to the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]] looking for answers, and soon discovered a flaw in his DNA that was going to kill him. At O'Neill's request, [[Thor]] repaired the genetic defect. The Air Force took O'Neill's young clone under their wing to provide for his future, and he returned to high school to live his adolescence over again. | The duplicate, not realizing he was a clone, went to the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]] looking for answers, and soon discovered a flaw in his DNA that was going to kill him. At O'Neill's request, [[Thor]] repaired the genetic defect. The Air Force took O'Neill's young clone under their wing to provide for his future, and he returned to high school to live his adolescence over again. | ||
== DETAILS == | == DETAILS == | ||
PLAYED BY - [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0919616/ Michael Welch] | PLAYED BY - [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0919616/ Michael Welch]<br /> | ||
FIRST APPEARED - [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s7/fragile-balance/ Fragile Balance] | FIRST APPEARED - [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s7/fragile-balance/ Fragile Balance] | ||
== KEY EPISODE == | == KEY EPISODE == | ||
[http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s7/fragile-balance/ Fragile Balance] - The Asgard Loki clones Jack O'Neill, replacing the real | [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s7/fragile-balance/ Fragile Balance] - The Asgard Loki clones Jack O'Neill, replacing the real Colonel with a teenage version of himself for one week. Young Jack refuses the Tok'ra's offer to cryogenically freeze him when it's discovered that he is dying of a genetic flaw.<br /> | ||
[[Category:Characters]][[Category:SG-1]][[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Characters]][[Category:SG-1]][[Category:Humans]] | ||
Revision as of 22:03, 11 July 2017
Incorporating all of Jack O'Neill's memories and personality, the O'Neill clone was conceived by the Asgard scientist Loki and transported to Earth.
While Loki studied the real O'Neill, his clone was to take his place on Earth for one week's time. For O'Neill's own protection, the Asgard had placed a marker in his DNA to prevent any attempts in genetic manipulation. Loki, not realizing this, duplicated O'Neill nevertheless -- and as a result, the clone was rapidly matured only to about age 15, instead of the Colonel's actual age.
The duplicate, not realizing he was a clone, went to the S.G.C. looking for answers, and soon discovered a flaw in his DNA that was going to kill him. At O'Neill's request, Thor repaired the genetic defect. The Air Force took O'Neill's young clone under their wing to provide for his future, and he returned to high school to live his adolescence over again.
DETAILS
PLAYED BY - Michael Welch
FIRST APPEARED - Fragile Balance
KEY EPISODE
Fragile Balance - The Asgard Loki clones Jack O'Neill, replacing the real Colonel with a teenage version of himself for one week. Young Jack refuses the Tok'ra's offer to cryogenically freeze him when it's discovered that he is dying of a genetic flaw.