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Kinsey explained he was under a gag order by the previous administration dating back years. Clips from the episode "Full Alert"Description from IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0709097/ Woolsey received a copy of the evidence of his duplicity, which O'Neill and Maybourne had taken in 2000, from Major General George S. Hammond and handed it over to the President. Kinsey came to the SGC to witness the signed treaty done by the assigned negotiator, Joe Faxon. And to the trio, General Hammond and Janet Frasier, before discovering a shocking revelation. However, when it turned out that the Pact were an unwitting pawn of the Aschen seeking revenge, Kinsey was forced to settle for making the humanitarian gesture of helping the remaining Pact settle on a suitable planet after their ships were badly damaged in a fight with the Aschen. By this point, Kinsey was no longer seeking to shut the program down. When SG-1 made contact with an advanced race willing to share their technology called the Aschen, Kinsey was very much in favor of the treaty (5.10 "2001"). Whether accidentally or intentionally, Kinsey keeps pronouncing Goa'uld as "goo-auld". Senator Kinsey initially was the powerful chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Many of the characters are members of alien species discovered while exploring the galaxy through the Stargate, although there are an equal number of characters from offworld human civilizations. Male At some point in this career, though it is unclear if it happened before his knowledge of the Stargate Program, Kinsey became involved with a rogue element of businessmen who used one of the secret agencies of the U.S. Government, the NID, for increased power and profit (4.15 "Chain Reaction"). Thor's presence convinced the other nations to place the SGC in Hammond's hands with Kinsey grudgingly acknowledging that Hammond's trump card had been "well played". (SG1: "Disclosure"), He traveled to Stargate Command to take part in an interview with Emmett Bregman for his Stargate documentary. The NID answers to the President of the United States and the Joint Chiefs. Once again Earth was saved, no thanks to Kinsey's meddling. In 2000, Colonel Jack O'Neill discovered that Kinsey was the politician protecting the rogue NID agen… Biographical information Far from being reprimanded for going on the unauthorized mission, Capt. With Kinsey's knowledge, they blackmailed General Hammond into retiring by kidnapping his granddaughters for an afternoon. Appearances This is an interesting book, largely because it deals with the concept of 'the public's right to know.' When the ambassadors balked at this alien program representing Earth across the galaxy solely in the US military's hands, Kinsey swept in with his alternative. However, the Trust had already been taken over by the Goa'uld, who then captured Kinsey and turned him into a host and sent him to meet with Russian General Miraslov Kiselev, supposedly to implant him with a symbiote, when in actuality, Kiselev was already compromised. $9.99 In 2001, he nearly succeeded in pushing Stargate Command into a dangerous alliance with the Aschen, despite the SGC having received a message from the future instructing them not to visit the Aschen homeworld; Kinsey even openly speculated that the message was only sent because O'Neill didn't want Kinsey to be the one to make the deal that would have saved Earth. (SG1: "2010", "2001"), Kinsey would later help Agent Malcolm Barrett take down the rogue NID elements. They implanted Kinsey with a symbiote and sent him to Russia. Fearing they wanted to assassinate him, Kinsey broke into now General Jack O'Neill's house and asked for protection from the SGC (8.14 "Full Alert"). Robert Kinsey During his career, he fiercely opposed the Stargate Program and was part of multiple unsuccessful efforts to shut it down. When the President decided to disclose the Stargate Program to a few more of the powerful nations on Earth, Kinsey made a point to attend the Pentagon meeting with the foreign ambassadors. Dr. Jackson's intuitive g… With Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Michael Shanks. Stargate SG-1 (11 episodes) Out of universe information Hayes was stunned, not just to learn about the missions to other planets, but that his VP, Robert Kinsey, already knew about the Stargate. As a last ditch effort to save the program, the President invited Kinsey to visit Stargate Command and speak to the flagship team, SG-1 about the project. Kinsey often referred to "God and Country", "the Lord's work", and other phrases suggesting his possibly being religious, as well as perhaps a believer in a "manifest destiny" of the American people, although such evocative phrases are a common part of many politicians' verbal arsenal, whatever their private feelings. During his brief appearance at the SGC, Thor made it clear to Kinsey, in front of all the foreign representatives, that he was not on a name-only basis with him, and asked Kinsey to refer to him by both name and rank. Of course, after he's seen the Stargate, he's going to go through and see something that makes him decide it's better that the public remain in the dark. It was only through the intercession of Thor beaming into the conference and declaring complete confidence in Gen. Hammond's command that the Stargate remained in the SGC's hands. Senator Kinsey initially was the powerful chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Kinsey's victory was a brief one, however, because Daniel's prediction came to pass. In an alternate timeline, where the alliance was made, Kinsey became President of the United States using his political collateral, but the same deal saw the Aschen sterilize ninety percent of Earth before the timeline was undone. The Goa'uld was able to escape and ring on board the Trust Al'kesh that the Prometheus would destroy at the end of the crisis. Gender Hayes later admitted to Hammond that choosing Kinsey as his running mate was motivated purely by the latter's political pull and financial contributions to the campaign. The group replaced him with someone who would be wiling to follow orders that would better benefit them. The team discovered the Aschen were from the same planet a blood spotted note written by a future O'Neill warning the SGC never to contact (unbeknownst to SG-1, in this alternate future timeline, Kinsey had become president) (4.16 "2010"). He attempted to manipulate the other nations to whom The Pentagon disclosed the Stargate into handing control of the Stargate into NID hands, citing various dangers to Earth Stargate Command caused. Rank (Stargate SG-1: Relativity). His trail led him to Kinsey, who agreed to testify in exchange for immunity. Directed by Andy Mikita. However, O'Neill, collaborating with Harold Maybourne, managed to acquire incriminating evidence of Kinsey's ties to the NID and his off-the-books funding. Of course, Kinsey's son isn't going to end up exposing the Stargate to the public. Robert Kinsey was a United States politician, serving as Vice President to Henry Hayes until his forced resignation in 2004. Daniel Jackson was able to grab Kinsey and beam him up to Prometheus. Knowing the cameras were on him when he saw Colonel O'Neill in the commissary, he tried to maintain his smiling public persona. The Trust had set up a meeting with Kinsey to pick his brain on a Russian counterpart, General Vaselov. Despite being a well-spoken politician, implying some level of charisma, Kinsey lacks the ability to inspire any loyalty thanks to his complete lack of interpersonal skills. He later moved on to become chairman of Intelligence Oversight. Political information Earth During a firefight with the al'kesh, Kinsey escaped and beamed over to Trust space ship. Robert Kinsey From The Stargate Omnipedia A former United States Senator and Vice President, Robert Kinsey has been an opponent of the S.G.C.since its first year of operation. His main motivation appeared to be survival and power. O'Neill and Hammond were able to use the disk as blackmail against Kinsey and keep him and the NID from interfering in Stargate Command. He ended up switching committees, to the Intelligence Oversight Committee (6.17 "Disclosure"). He claimed unspecified injures precluding him from ever serving in the military himself but paid lip service to the sacrifice to the men and women in uniform. Kinsey wears a wire for his … Stargate Command was not the only agency suspicious of Senator Kinsey. However, Major General George S. Hammond countered that the SGC has made allies, such as the Asgard, going so far as to contact Thor, Supreme Commander of the Asgard fleet for assistance. Kinsey has spent the entire episode throwing the SGC's failures in Hammond's face. Kinsey tells O'Neill that he can help him take down. Spouting fundamentalist Christian dogma and overconfidence at the US military in the unlikely scenario the attack would happen, Kinsey ordered the program be shut down immediately. When Anubis's ships appeared in Earth orbit, Kinsey panicked. 1 The Bonds Of Family And Friends I: Stargate SG-1 Need Aftermaths » by BazzCatgirl03 After the close call in the supply room, Daniel turns in the truth of what happened to him. Siler and Walter respectively. Malcolm Barrett of the NID was assigned by the White House to uncover and prosecute the rogue branch of his agency and the cabal of businessmen known as "the Committee" that controlled them (6.14 "Smoke and Mirrors"). (SG1: "The First Amendment"). (SG1: "Full Alert"). Robert "Bob" Kinsey was a career politician. Allegiances However, his interest in the Stargate went much deeper than that. However, Kinsey still held a powerful position as chairman. Each mission through the/gate takes the SG-1 team to new worlds in a seemingly boundless universe. Starring: Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping He was married, with three children and seven grandchildren as of Season Four, and had a dog named Oscar (4.15 "Chain Reaction").. His political party affiliation and home state are unknown, although he had the governor of Maryland at his house for a party when he prematurely announced his candidacy for President. Home planet Hammond makes one phone call (figuratively speaking) and their greatest ally beams into the meeting just because Hammond asked him to. 2005 (presumably) O'Neill reamed him out, but unfortunately the klaxons began to blare; most of the tirade was missed. After he recovered, he gave a speech exonerating O'Neill and announcing his intention to run for the President of the United States. Hayes did not immediately act on the information given. Stargate SG1 - Within the Serpent's Grasp. Their destination is Chalcis, a peaceful society at the heart of the Helos Confederacy of planets. He wants to blow their cover and become famous for his article exposing the truth of … Less than a year later, he offered to help Brigadier General Jack O'Neill take down The Trust in what he presented as a display of patriotism. He killed a co-conspirator, and knowing Prometheus was about to destroy the al'kesh, grabbed the personal transporter before the killing shot was made. At first, Kinsey appeared to simply be a short-sighted politician pursuing his agenda. "Lost City" is the two-part finale to the seventh season of the science fiction television show Stargate SG-1.The episode was written by Brad Wright and Robert C. Cooper and directed by Martin Wood.The first part originally premiered on March 2, 2004, with the second part showing a week later on March 9, 2004 on Sky One in the United Kingdom. (SG1: "Smoke and Mirrors"), The same year, the senator send his ambassador, Bill Crawford, to made a deal with the Kinanhi, offering them to give them prisioners in exchange for the sheh-fet, a device to read minds. Reoccurring guests include Ronny Cox, Bill Dow, Dan Shea and Gary Jones as Senator Kinsey, Dr. Lee, Sgt. 1 and often abbreviated SG-1) is a Canadian-American military science fiction adventure television series and part of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Stargate franchise.The show, created by Brad Wright and Jonathan Glassner, is based on the 1994 science fiction film Stargate by Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich.The television series was filmed in … Instead, he took Kinsey's advice to change the leadership of Stargate Command, calling Hammond to Washington and offering the job to a civilian with large amounts of diplomatic experience—Doctor Elizabeth Weir (7.21 "Lost City Part 1"). He later moved on to become chairman of Intelligence Oversight. The Trust used technology to beam away with Kinsey before SG-1 could raid the house. He successfully argued that the program should be shut down, citing the colossal waste of money and the threat to Earth it represented. This rogue group saw the potential for using the SGC for their own ends. Kinsey was eager for the President to become aware of the Program and as soon as he could, he began plugging away to convince Hayes that more oversight was needed and that the Program was completely mismanaged. Since his grants had all run out and he had been evicted from his apartment, Daniel was desperate for work when he met a mysterious elderly woman named Catherine Langford. The Committee, perhaps aware of Kinsey's betrayal, tried to assassinate the senator. O'Neill was ordered to take Kinsey aboard the Prometheus when Russian security tried to arrest him. The bad guy becomes the bad guy!Kinsey seeks the help of the Jack O'Neill when members of The Trust approach him for their organisation. The SGC is being wound down thanks to the decision made by Senator Kinsey, papers are being shredded, dust covers are everywhere and General Hammond despite knowing the threat of the Goa'uld can not bring himself to openly defy a legitimate order. (SG1: "Within the Serpent's Grasp", "The Serpent's Lair", "Disclosure"), At first, Kinsey appeared to simply be a short-sighted politician pursuing his agenda. Robert Kinsey from an Alternate timelines (SG1: "2010") Robert Kinsey's Goa'uld (SG1: "Full Alert") Add a photo to this gallery. (SG1: "Inauguration"), Following his election, Kinsey attempted to take point in negotiations with the space-faring group known as the Pact, who were interested in an alliance with Earth where they would provide ships in exchange for Earth helping them deal with crop production problems. The President at the time, hoping to gain his support, ordered Kinsey to be briefed on the Stargate program by Lt. Col. Samuels. On occasion, when managing to install his own puppets within positions of authority, he proceeds to act as though he owns them, and that they will find in his favor despite their own outlooks; such examples include President Henry Hayes and Dr. Elizabeth Weir. Shortly before, knowing he was about to be moved to this post, he tried to place the Stargate into the NID's hands instead of the United States Air Force. The SGC was reopened. An off-duty Jack O'Neill joined forces with former NID agent Harry Maybourne, and they tracked the NID rogue activity, including the kidnapping and the leak of information to the Russians, on Kinsey's computer. Kinsey claimed to come with an open mind, but already had preconceived notions about this "drain" of taxpayer resources, dismissing the threat of the Goa'uld as a military bogeyman to get more funding. Only thanks to SG1 and General George Hammond made their plan fail. O'Neill, made cynical by years of interaction with senator Kinsey, simply commented that "They kicked you when you were down and now you want revenge". A recovered Kinsey used the attempts on his life for political capital, and O'Neill was forced to assist to exonerate his falsely tarnished name. Gen. Jack O'Neill comes home to find treacherous former Vice-President Robert Kinsey in his living room. Samantha Carter -- continue to explore the mysteries of the Stargate and face-off against the Goa'uld! (SG1: "The Cost of Honor"), Later, he became chairman of the Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee, which placed him in a position of direct control over the NID. In an attempt to stop his cooperation, Agent Mark Devlin tried to assassinate him using the Mimetic imaging device to pose as Colonel Jack O'Neill. When he starts presenting evidence, chances seem bleak except that Jack seemingly has something up his sleeve. None formerly Senator, Vice President President of the United States (Alternate timeline) David Lewis portrays Cameron Balinsky, another member of SG-13. While a candidate, Kinsey learned of the lame-duck President's efforts to hire a reporter, Emmett Bregman to do a documentary on the SGC for posterity (7.17 "Heroes Part 1"). As soon as the president was sworn in and briefed on the existence of the Stargate project by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Francis Maynard, Hayes rushed to Kinsey's office, angry that Kinsey did not reveal such a secret to him. Weir, however, was more open minded in her new role as SG-1's leader. Dr. Daniel Jackson deduced the Goa'uld's real motive was to take control of the Antarctic outpost. Hayes, however, did not appear completely convinced of Woolsey's arguments. After the speech, he told O'Neill that the Colonel had just won him the election. To that end, he had already directed an NID agent, Woolsey, to do an independent audit of the SGC, especially in the mission to P3X-666 that resulted in Major Janet Fraiser's death. Daniel Jackson, sent to Russia to learn what the Trust wanted there found a Goa'ulded Kinsey had been caught trying to assassinate the Russian president. This act caused the Russian government to suspect that the Goa'uld had compromised the American administration, and that nearly pushed Earth to the brink of nuclear war. Kinsey immediately positioned himself close to Weir, offering his advice and experience for her new post. Died (SG1: "Inauguration"). Kinsey is typically portrayed as operating on an 'Earth first' policy, believing that Hammond and SG-1's philosophy of using Earth's resources to help planets in need is foolish, preferring that the Stargate be used to acquire alien technology and secure Earth's position regardless of what fate befalls other planets; on one occasion when he briefly gained control over the program, he arranged for the test of a weapon capable of destroying an entire planet simply to see if it worked, resulting in Earth being endangered when the resulting radiation threatened to return to Earth through the still-open Stargate. Dr. Jackson's assertions that he knew the Goa'uld were launching a space attack because of his visit to an alternate reality did not help their case. Robert Kinsey ran his hands slowly over the plush office chair still resting in Tem’s, now obsolete apartment. Ronny Cox. Kinsey went to the base to put his spin on the "fine work" done by the men and women of this command. SciFi Channel in the United … Mere days ago this place had been the centre of a plan that Kinsey had thought might bring him a political advantage, in the form of superior technology, and now with Tem gone it was nothing more than a nice apartment. He was forced to resign not fired as Vice-President as a Vice-President is a member of the executive and cannot be "fired". He balked at the over $7 billion secret budgetary item known only as "Area 52" (1.21 "Politics"). Kinsey was a Senator and the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, which controlled the Stargate Program's budget. Hayes would come around to Kinsey's way of thinking, and if he didn't "things happen." (SG1: "Politics"), However, the program was restarted after his plan to defeat Apophis' motherships threatening Earth failed while SG-1—having disobeyed orders and left Earth to check a Gate address that Dr. Daniel Jackson had acquired during a brief visit to an alternate reality—successfully destroyed both of them. Filming http://www.stargate-sg1-solutions.com/w/index.php?title=Robert_Kinsey&oldid=21839, This page was last edited 20:50, 18 November 2007 by StargateWiki user. Summary Robert "Bob" Kinsey was a political nemesis of the Stargate Program. His current whereabouts are unknown. With Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Corin Nemec. With this proof of the program's importance, the President overruled his decision, something the President had previously considered to be political suicide. 1975. Stargate universe information. Before its destruction, he was able to get his hands on a Kara kesh with Asgard beaming device, but as there has been no sign of Kinsey since these events, it is possible that he failed to use the device before his ship was destroyed, although this has never been confirmed. as the program neared its 1-year anniversary. General Hammond flew to Washington to try and the program reinstated, and was even thrown out of Senator Kinsey's office, but Kinsey was too powerful politically for the President to overrule him (1.21 "Within the Serpent's Lair, Part 1"). (SG1: "Lost City, Part 1") Even Richard Woolsey, who at first seemed to be Kinsey's right-hand man with similar goals to dismantle the SGC, quickly turned on him after seeing Kinsey's true agenda. In 2000, Colonel Jack O'Neill discovered that Kinsey was the politician protecting the rogue NID agents that had been causing trouble for Stargate Command, and that he was tied to various corporate and business interests hoping to use the Stargate for financial gain first, and to defend Earth as a secondary consideration. Kinsey had a wife, three children, seven grandchildren, various nieces and nephews, as well as a dog named Oscar. Colonel Jack O’Neill (RICHARD DEAN ANDERSON) and his SG-1 team; Daniel Jackson (MICHAEL SHANKS), Teal’c (CHRISTOPHER JUDGE), and Capt. His true colors showed at the beginning of Anubis' attack, when he frantically attempted to force Dr. Elizabeth Weir, the newly-appointed head of Stargate Command who Kinsey had believed would be more willing to agree with his methods and motivations, as opposed to Hammond's more benevolent and compassionate view regarding others in the crisis, to get rid of SG-1. Baldwin's performance impressed the producers so much that he was considered for a supporting role in spin-off Stargate Atlantis. Kinsey became the vice-presidential candidate under Henry Hayes's ticket. “Their efforts should remain focused on dealing with the offworld threat posed by the Goa’uld. Resolved to fix their bonds, they decide to change the past and to create a better present for their entire race … With his Committee filled campaign coffers and ability to deliver key states, including Florida, the Hayes/Kinsey ticket won the election (7.20 "Inauguration"). Kinsey became even more outraged at this perceived abomination. “The Stargate Program has its own mandate, Senator,” Davis replied, seeing where this was going. (SG1: "Heroes, Part 1"), A short time later, he was inaugurated as Vice President of the United States of America, a position of power that he hoped would give him more control over the Stargate. Kinsey thwarted every attempt by SG-1 to stop negotiations from going forward, even waylaying O'Neill's limousine to the White House (5.10 "2001"). They helped finance Kinsey's reelection campaigns, and at this stage were helping him start his own campaign for President. The plot is weak and predictable. After Kinsey's removal as VP, the President seems to have taken personal control of the Stargate project, liaising directly with Stargate Command. He also was known to spout Christian rhetoric, but whether this was a true faith on his part or just more bombast is open to interpretation. Robert "Bob" Kinsey was a political nemesis of the Stargate Program. Forced to resign, Kinsey maintained a low profile until seeking Stargate Command's protection from potential NID assassins. These events did not make Kinsey more benevolent to the SGC's interests. However, the Kinanhi really were planning to take the world for themselves. Maybourne shows SG-1 where the Antarctic Stargate is stored at Area 51 Carter contacts Maybourne about foothold at the SGC After Colonel Kennedy was promoted, Colonel Harry Maybourne stepped into his position at the NID, headquartered in the Pentagon. Kinsey's son, Frank Kinsey, is a reporter. When he was not allowed to escape to the Alpha Site by Anubis dialing in, he attempted to take over command of the SGC. Carter and Col. O'Neill received the Air Medal for their heroic efforts (2.09 "Secrets"). Eventually Agent Barrett and Major Carter overcame their natural distrust of each other to share information and piece together the truth—just in time to prevent the assassin from succeeding in his second attempt by using the mimic device of Major Paul Davis. As a result of his actions, Major General George S. Hammond was briefly forced to retire and the SGC placed under the command of Major General Henry Bauer, who placed the organization in a more aggressive stance. Several months later, the disgraced Kinsey heard from his old "Committee" cronies, now calling themselves "The Trust". That evening, when Woolsey apologized to Kinsey, Robert revealed the audit was a mere show. Kinsey realized he was beaten at this diplomatic game, noting Hammond's surprised counter-strategy was "well played". Hammond released a copy of the disk on Kinsey that Maybourne and O'Neill had retrieved a few years previous. He decides to use Kinsey as their inside man with the Trust. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. With Kinsey in custody, the Russians believed the U.S. Government was compromised, and SG-1 and General O'Neill worked to find the real conspirators–within the Russian government and on a cloaked al'kesh formerly used by Osiris. Just four days after Major Kawalsky’s death, Colonel Jack O’Neill leads the newly commissioned SG-1 on their first mission through the Stargate. Kinsey was reported dead, but in truth, he was just seriously wounded and was being held in protective custody by Agent Barrett in a Washington hospital. https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_Kinsey?oldid=429246. Actor Race Woolsey gave the information to President Hayes. The group, now called the Trust, had been taken over by the Goa'uld, and Kinsey became a victim to a Goa'uld symbiote. Ex-Vice President Kinsey comes to Jack informing him of the Trust's activities including what seems to be a plan for the Russians to reclaim the Stargate they lent to the United States. Spanning ten years and several films, Stargate SG-1 developed an extensive and detailed backdrop of diverse characters. When Stargate Command first met Senator Kinsey, he was Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, one of the most powerful positions in the Senate. Directed by William Gereghty. SG-1 sent him to the meeting wired to try and entrap the rogue members. Stargate SG-1 (TV Series 1997–2007) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The US and Russia reveal Stargate Command and its operations to representatives of the other permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. He personally pushed Hayes to have Weir put in charge of the SGC, but when she didn't take his side during SG-1's briefing regarding the impending attack on Earth by Anubis, he outright insulted her. With the SGC under attack, and Vice President Kinsey breathing down their necks, it’s up to Colonel Jack O’Neill and his team to uncover the saboteur and save the fledgling alliance. If the Goa'ulded Kinsey beamed off the ship in time, his current whereabouts are unknown. Stargate SG-1 1997 TV-MA 10 Seasons Sci-Fi TV Stargate Command roars into action when Jack O'Neill and his crew find a Stargates map that lets them combat alien maneuvers all across the galaxy. Samantha Carter (AMANDA TAPPING), set out to explore the mysteries of the Stargate. Tau'ri However, Faxon had been convinced by Sam Carter's arguments and they entrapped the Aschen to revealing their own evil intents. Kinsey's political star continued to rise. He was apparently particularly fond of the dog (its name was the password to the computer where he kept documentation of his illegal activities).

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