When Elizabeth Weir was seriously wounded by the Asuras (a form of replicators invented by the Ancients to combat the Wraith), Rodney McKay injected her with deactivated nanites which will repair her damage, although in the end she will be no longer fully human, but part replicator. She sacrificed herself when Sheppard's team was on a mission to steal Zero Point Modules from the Asuras. A replicator version of Jennifer Keller told the team that later after they abandoned Elizabeth, she was killed by Oberoth. But apparently, this was not the case.
Elizabeth Weir teamed up with a couple of replicators that wanted to find a way to ascend like the ancients. She and the other replicators did ascend, but only 'digitally'. In the episode: Ghost in the Machine, Elizabeth Weir came back to Atlantis and took control of Atlantis's computer systems and made bodies for her and the other replicators, using Rodney's FRAN templates. Later in the episode, a replicator named Koracean tries to escape, finally understanding that she and the other replicators are only danger to Atlantis, Elizabeth managed to fool the other replicators (with the help of the team) into a Stargate to a space gate, making the replicators including herself neutralized.
Yes Amanda Tapping playing Samantha Carter, will replace Dr. Elizabeth Weir as the expedition leader of Atlantis in season 4.
I am not sure if you mean medical doctors or other, so I'll list both (just for Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis though). Medical Doctors: Stargate SG-1: Dr. Janet Frasier was doctor until she died in the episode Heroes part 1 and 2 in season 7. They brought in General Landry's daughter (Dr. Carolyn Lam) in season 9 and she was still the doctor in season 10. Stargate Atlantis: Dr. Carson Beckett was doctor until he died in the episode Sunday in season 3. They bring the character back later as a clone made by Micheal. In season 4 and 5 they have Dr. Jeniffer Keller. Other Doctors: Stargate SG-1: Dr. Daniel Jackson is an archeologist and one of the main characters for seasons 1-5 and 7-10, along with the movies. Colonel Samantha Carter is also a main character and has a Phd in astrophysics, but is never referred to as a Dr. because she is military. Dr. Bill Lee is in about 20 episodes (maybe more, maybe less) and he is also a scientist. Stargate Atlantis: Dr. Rodney Mckay and Dr. Radek Zalenka are main scientists in Atlantis (Rodney is a main character and Zalenka isn't though). Dr. Elizabeth Weir is also a doctor, but she is not a scientist. Instead she is the leader of Atlantis and back on Earth she negoitiated peace treaties. Weir dies in season 3. There are a couple other medical and other doctors in Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis that appear in 1 or 2 episodes, but I am not bothering to name. Hope this helped.
Yes - currently in production, "Stargate: Extinction" will feature actor Paul McGillion as Dr. Carson Beckett.
Kindred, Part 1 season 4,ep 18
He's not the real Dr.Beckett. He is a clone made by Michael. He was found by Colonel Sheppard when he was on Michael's hive searching for Talya.
The Stargate Atlantis character Dr. Elizabeth Weir does not appear in the animated Disney film Atlantis: The Lost Empire and it's rather bizarre that you think she would.
Yes Amanda Tapping playing Samantha Carter, will replace Dr. Elizabeth Weir as the expedition leader of Atlantis in season 4.
I am not sure if you mean medical doctors or other, so I'll list both (just for Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis though). Medical Doctors: Stargate SG-1: Dr. Janet Frasier was doctor until she died in the episode Heroes part 1 and 2 in season 7. They brought in General Landry's daughter (Dr. Carolyn Lam) in season 9 and she was still the doctor in season 10. Stargate Atlantis: Dr. Carson Beckett was doctor until he died in the episode Sunday in season 3. They bring the character back later as a clone made by Micheal. In season 4 and 5 they have Dr. Jeniffer Keller. Other Doctors: Stargate SG-1: Dr. Daniel Jackson is an archeologist and one of the main characters for seasons 1-5 and 7-10, along with the movies. Colonel Samantha Carter is also a main character and has a Phd in astrophysics, but is never referred to as a Dr. because she is military. Dr. Bill Lee is in about 20 episodes (maybe more, maybe less) and he is also a scientist. Stargate Atlantis: Dr. Rodney Mckay and Dr. Radek Zalenka are main scientists in Atlantis (Rodney is a main character and Zalenka isn't though). Dr. Elizabeth Weir is also a doctor, but she is not a scientist. Instead she is the leader of Atlantis and back on Earth she negoitiated peace treaties. Weir dies in season 3. There are a couple other medical and other doctors in Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis that appear in 1 or 2 episodes, but I am not bothering to name. Hope this helped.
Yes - currently in production, "Stargate: Extinction" will feature actor Paul McGillion as Dr. Carson Beckett.
Kindred, Part 1 season 4,ep 18
He's not the real Dr.Beckett. He is a clone made by Michael. He was found by Colonel Sheppard when he was on Michael's hive searching for Talya.
Dr. George M. Weir Elementary School was created in 1963.
Dr. Daniel Jackson visits Atlantis to due research on an Ancient scientist, Janus, and has reason to believe that Janus had a secret lab somewhere on Atlantis. The lab is discovered, and no sooner has this happened, when three strange androids invade the city, and take Daniel and Mckay. Meanwhile, Woolsey, Keller, Ronan, and the rest of the Daedalus crew tke their ship to meet with Todd to dicusss his faction getting enoculated with a drug that would make him able to eat regular foot, instead of humans.
Donna Soares has: Played Dr. Coleman in "Stargate: Atlantis" in 2004. Played NTAC Medical Nurse in "The 4400" in 2004. Played Gemenon Delegate in "Battlestar Galactica" in 2004. Played Officer in "Psych" in 2006. Played Korean Nurse in "The Andromeda Strain" in 2008. Played Teacher in "The Troop" in 2009.
Dr. Mario happened in 1990.
The cast of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis - 1992 includes: David Gitin Nick Jameson as Dr. Hans Ubermann Joe Paulino
Dr. Mario happened in 1990.