Stargate SG-1

After losing Teal'c to Apophis (in the previous episode, Exodus), O'Neill, Carter, Daniel and Jacob find themselves aboard Cronus' ship stranded in a remote part of the galaxy. As they are about to do battle with Apophis', a mysterious third ship appears, attacking their foe.

Teal'c's body has been saved from death on Apophis' ship, but his mind is still loyal to his Goa'uld lord. Jaffa Master Bra'tac arrives at SGC to assist SG-1 in "de-programming" Teal'c. Bra'tac wants to put Teal'c through a Jaffa ritual called M'al Sharran in which the Goa'uld symbiote is removed and as he approaches death, the events that forged Teal'c will "wash across his mind like a wave."

While investigating ancient ruins on a distant planet, SG-1 finds a huge alien device that Carter believes could be a weapon of incredible power. While O'Neill and Teal'c survey the surrounding area, Daniel and Carter continue their exploration of the device and its environment. Alone for a moment, Carter cannot help but feel she's being watched.

While under fire on an alien world, Carter, Daniel and Teal'c return through the Stargate and report to General Hammond that Col. O'Neill stayed behind to protect the wounded Lt. Tyler. Hammond is confused, asking "who is Lt. Tyler?" Carter says that Tyler is the new member of SG-1, has been for the past month, and that this is actually his third mission with them.

After an unexpectedly rough ride through the Stargate, SG-1 emerges on an alien world known as K'Tau. There, they find a peaceful, agrarian people still worshipping the old Norse gods, evidence that this is a protected planet of the Asgard. Elrad, their religious leader, welcomes SG-1, believing them to be elves sent by their God Freyr.

Cassandra, the sole survivor of planet Hanka (episode Singularity), has been adopted by Dr. Fraiser and has been living with her for several years. But during a 16th birthday celebration, a kiss from a new boyfriend causes electricity to surge from Cassandra's body causing lights to explode as she passes out. At SGC, Dr.

Since befriending the Unas known as Chaka (episode The First Ones), Daniel had placed surveillance cameras on the Unas planet so that he could study the ways of these aliens. In the SGC Briefing Room, Daniel shows General Hammond and the rest of his team some disturbing new footage: men with Goa'uld weapons have captured Chaka and have taken him by force to another world.

When SG-1 explores the entrance of an ancient step pyramid on a remote world, they are surprised to discover a package of Russian cigarettes. Upon returning to the SGC, they learn that a rogue group of Russian Army Intelligence had traveled to this world and never returned: a trip the Russians had never previously disclosed.

SG-1 travels to the planet of Tollana to attend the funeral of their old acquaintance, Chancellor Omoc ("Enigma"). But more surprising than Omoc's sudden death is news that Chancellor Travell has reversed the Tollan government's longstanding policy against sharing their technology. The Tollans are now willing to trade advanced weaponry with Earth and want O'Neill to be the negotiator.

SG-1 returns from an off-world mission proudly announcing to General Hammond that through an intermediate race, they have met a highly advanced alien race that's willing to form an alliance with Earth. In particular, they're willing to share their life-extending medical technology with us. When asked who this race is, Carter replies that it is the Aschen, a race that a future version of SG-1 ha...

A Russian transport vehicle is ambushed and its valuable cargo, a captured Jaffa, is taken by force. At nearly the same time, Major Carter is ambushed while getting into her car and abducted by mysterious men dressed in black. When Carter goes missing for several days, General Hammond authorizes O'Neill and Daniel to investigate her disappearance.

An alien ship is spotted heading toward Earth, and from its unique energy signature, SG-1 determines that it is related to the pod found in Montana the year prior: Marty the alien's pod (episode 'Point of No Return'). They estimate that the ship will reach Earth in three days and set out to find Marty and see what he knows about it.

At a secret training facility, a young group of cadets are put through their paces by a tough taskmaster: Colonel Jack O'Neill. Through several rigorous training scenarios we see how hard it is for these four young troops including Lt. Hailey (from last season's "Prodigy") and Lt. Elliot, the team leader, to qualify for assignment to off-world Stargateteams.

An off-world mishap causes an SGC-bound wormhole to prematurely disengage, apparently trapping Teal'c on another planet. However, when an attempt is made to dial back out, the computers flag an 'unidentified error'. It doesn't take Carter long to discover the problem. Teal'c is not stranded off-world. He is trapped within the buffer of the gate itself.

The Tok'ra have learned of a planned meeting of System Lords at a highly-defended space station in neutral territory. Seeing this as a perfect opportunity to cripple the Goa'uld power base, the Tok'ra enlist the help of SG-1.Daniel goes undercover as a human servant to Lord Yu and gains entrance to the space station.

When the Vorash system's sun goes supernova, the explosion propels both SG-1 and system lord Apophis' ships more than four million light-years from Earth.An unknown ship appears and attacks Apophis' vessel, while Jacob Carter manages to hide SG-1's ship. He and SG-1 return after the battle to find Apophis' ship abandoned, infested with Replicators and set to self-destruct.

When an asteroid is detected on a collision course with Earth, SG-1 is dispatched to deal with the impending calamity. Flying out on a salvaged cargo ship, the team eventually touches down on the asteroid, prepared to deposit a nuclear payload that will neutralize the threat. However, a cursory scan of the rock reveals a high concentration of naquada.

Word has spread throughout Chulak and beyond. A formidable warriors now leads the Jaffa rebellion. The former First Prime to the late Goa'uld Imhotep, his name is Kytano and already his followers number in the hundreds. SG-1 visits Kytano's stronghold with the aim of securing an alliance. But O'Neill soon learns that this strategic partnership may well come at a heavy price.

A dormant android is discovered on a barren planet and transported back to Earth for study. At the SGC, it is placed in a secure environment and activated. The android, a female robot named Reese, demonstrates a childlike curiosity for her environment world and an instant affection for Daniel.

Colonel O'Neill must enlist the aid of a couple of convicted felons in a bid to save a planet from the Goa'uld. With an attack looming and the planet's automated defense systems seemingly off-line, an entire world's salvation will rest in the hands of SG-1 and two former NID operatives.

Daniel Jackson returns from an off-world diplomatic mission, stricken with radiation poisoning and accused of sabotage by the host government. As Daniel fights for his life, slowly succumbing to the poison ravaging his body, SG-1 struggles to learn the truth of what really happened to him back on the planet.

SG-1 must mount a rescue mission on an inhospitable planet. Their goal: to save Heimdall, an Asguard scientist, and secure an underground laboratory before they fall into the hands of Anubis. But complications arise in the form of an unexpected wildcard, the Goa'uld threat, and a shocking revelation concerning the Asguard.