John Sheppard (OU)
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This article is about the member of the Atlantis Expedition. For the treacherous former master of the Zion Cluster, see John Shepard.
John Sheppard was a human member of the Atlantis Expedition.
History[edit | edit source]
John Sheppard and Rodney McKay took a wrong turn while flying a Puddle Jumper and crashed into the Makuta Space Station.[1] Bitil responded by punching through the intruders' windshield, but he was defeated when he was shot in the head with a drone weapon, so Krika trapped Sheppard and McKay in a forcefield and attempted to question them instead.[2] The Makuta Space Station was destroyed soon afterwards, but Sheppard later appeared alive and well to defend Atlantis from Blackout in the Battle of Lantea.[1][3] He fired his P90 at Blackout, but this was ineffective, so Blackout blasted Sheppard with shadow energy and threw him into a wall.[1]
His status following the deconstruction of Atlantis is unknown.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 John Sheppard (OU) (revision on 11:11, Feb 23, 2012): "[Sheppard] showed up randomly on board the Makuta Space Station along with Rodney McKay, and was trapped in a force field by Krika. He was still on board when the station blew up, but later he appeared again on Atlantis and shot Blackout with a P90. Sadly, he failed to realize that this wouldn't work, and was blasted with shadow energy and thrown into a wall."
- ↑ Rodney McKay (revision on 12:24, Dec 18, 2011): "[McKay] and John Sheppard took a wrong turn while flying a Puddle Jumper and ended up on a Makuta space station. Bitil punched through the Jumper's windshield, but then took a drone to the head. The Jumper was then surrounded with a force field, and Krika appeared and began questioning them. McKay made fun of Krika's name, which almost got him killed."
- ↑ Battle of Lantea (revision on 20:21, Feb 17, 2012): "Weir's Forces [...] John Sheppard".