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Small Victories / season 4 - episode 1
Written by : Robert C. Cooper
Directed by : Martin Wood
After returning to Earth, SG-1 find out that one replicator has not been destroyed and has been found on board a Russian submarine. Jack and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) lead a team to destroy the replicator while Sam goes to Thor's home world, which is on the verge of destruction by the creatures and Thor believes that Human knowledge is the key for survival.


The Other Side / season 4 - episode 2
Written by : Brad Wright
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
The leader of the plant Euronda, Alar contacts the SGC in an attempt to seek their help in the war that is on going on their planet. SG-1 travel to Euronda and find that the people live in underground bunkers and use virtual type of machines to fight against the unseen enemies on the surface. The Eurondians are most generous with sharing their technology with SG-1 and in return wish for an element that will help power their machines.


Upgrades / season 4 - episode 3
Written by : David Rich
Directed by : Martin Wood
The Tok'ra Anise comes to the SGC with some technology found in the ruins of a race of aliens called the Atonieks. She shows them 3 armbands which are supposed to give the wearer great strength and long life, however they do not work if the person carries a symbiote within. O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson), Carter (Amanda Tapping), and Daniel (Michael Shanks) volunteer to test the armbands for the Tok'ra. Soon thereafter they begin to notice dramatic changes, incredible speed, strength and an increase in their senses. Dr. Frasier becomes concerned that the armbands are having a narcotic like affect on SG-1 causing their judgment to become skewed.


Crossroads / season 4 - episode 4
Written by : Kathryn Powers
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
An old friend of Teal'c's (Christopher Judge), Shau'nac comes to the SGC seeking their help. She believes that she has found a way to communicate with her symbiote and has turned it against the Goa'uld and now seeks to become a Tok'ra. While everyone is skeptical of this, Teal'c enters a deep state of Kel'no'reem and also has some of these primitive visions brought forth from his symbiote. Teal'c vows his support and they all travel to Vorash where they will meet with the Tok'ra.


Divide and Conquer / season 4 - episode 5
Written by : Tor Alexander Valenza
Directed by : Martin Wood
With the Tok'ra Major Graham goes mad and ends up taking his life. They find out he was a Zatarc who has a mission to kill specific people of themselves. With the Tok'ra they test the memory of the rest of the SGC for this and two members have false memory which means they are Zatarc. These happen to be Jack and Sam.


Window of Opportunity / season 4 - episode 6
Written by : P. Mullie and J. Mallozzi
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
Upon exploring P4X-639, SG-1 meet another explorer Malikai who is there studing the ruins of the planet which is believed to be ruins of the Ancients. Malikai actives a device and O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) are caught in its force and the next thing they know, they are back at the SGC that morning eating breakfast before the mission has even taken place. At first no one can figure out what O'Neill and Teal'c were talking about, but it becomes apparent that they are all trapped in a time loop, with only O'Neill and Teal'c remembering the previous events.


Watergate / season 4 - episode 7
Written by : Martin Wood
Directed by : Robert Cooper
SGC find they cannot open the Stargate and then the Russians contact them. They have discover the original stargate which was thought lost when Thor's ship crashed (final episode of season 3). They ask for help, they can't turn off there Stargate and have lost contact with their people. SG-1 go to Siberia to discover what happened to the base full of people who'd been experimenting on the gate. They're met by a Russian scientist (Marina Sirtis - Troy of Star Trek The Next Generation) who seem to know all about SGC, SG-1 and the Stargate Project - how? When they get to the Russian base everyone's dead, the gate can't be closed and is connected to a world covered in water. Can SG-1 help solve the mystery.


The First Ones / season 4 - episode 8
Written by : Peter DeLuise
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
While on a dig at an archaeological site on P3X-888, Daniel (Michael Shanks) and Robert Rothman find remains of primitive Goa'uld and believe that this world was the original home world for the primitive Goa'uld and also the Unas, their first hosts. An Unas comes into the compound and captures Daniel, dragging him off through the woods. SG-1 come to rescue Daniel and find that the rivers are swimming with Goa'uld's and that some of them might have been taken as hosts. This is true as they find out that Rothman and another member of SG-11 have already fell victim to this.


Scorched Earth / season 4 - episode 9
Written by : P. Mullie and Joseph Mallozzi
Directed by : Martin Wood
SG-1 and SGC help relocate some people to a new world when they find that they are ultra sensitive to certain radiation and the world they are currently on (having been taken there by the Goa'uld many gnerations ago) is making them go blind. Unfortunately, the planet they relocate them to has already been picked out by another civilisation as the ideal world for them, and just after SG-1 help the people to move a ship arrives and starts terraforming the world - a change which is poisonous to the people who have just relocated there! SG-1 have to help negotiate with the new race and find a solution which is acceptable to all.


Beneath the Surface / season 4 - episode 10
Written by : Heather E. Ash
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
Daniel (Michael Shanks), Teal'c (Christopher Judge), Sam and Jack are all working underground on a glacier like planet - unaware of their real identities, or even that they were once friends. They start realising something is wrong when Teal'c's symbiot helps him recover his memory and he tells them that they are all friends and part of SG-1. Teal'c is taken away suffering from "night sickness" and when he returns he can remember nothing of what he had said. However, Daniel starts dreaming and trying to remember his past and this makes him realise that something is not right. He approaches Sam and Jack and they all start to remember, in the meantime Teal'c is taken ill. Back at SGC General Hammond (Don S. Davis) is pulling out all the stops to try to locate them.


Point of No Return / season 4 - episode 11
Written by : Paul Mullie and Joseph Mallozzi
Directed by : William Gerghty
The SGC is contacted my Martin Lloyd a conspiracy theorist who believes that he is from outer space and claims to have crash landed on Earth and wants to return home through the Stargate. While investigating Martin, Carter (Amanda Tapping) and Daniel (Michael Shanks) disappear and Martin shows O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) the gate coordinates of where he wants to go. He now believes Martin and also that Martin is not alone, that their are other aliens that wish to keep Martin silent about their existence.


Tangent / season 4 - episode 12
Written by : Michael Cassut
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
A recovered Goa'uld death glider is merged with US Airforce technology and Jack and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) take it for a test flight. The flight goes wrong when some latent commands Apophisis has had programmed into it kicks in, sending Teal'c and O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) hurtling into outer space. While the rest of SGC are helpless Daniel (Michael Shanks) and Sam go looking for a friendly alien to help in the rescue.


The Curse / season 4 - episode 13
Written by : Paul Mullie and Joseph Mallozzi
Directed by : Andy Mikita
Daniel (Michael Shanks) learns of one of his archeology professors death in a strange lab explosion and returns to investigate. He meets up with Sarah and Steven, two of his former colleagues. Sarah, with whom he once had a relationship with is glad to see Daniel return from several years of disappearance, but Steven resents his return. Daniel finds that they have been studying several Egyptian artifacts of which have Goa'uld symbols on them. Two of the artifacts, the Osiris and Isis Jars he learns are a sort of stasis chamber for two Goa'ulds.


The Serpent's Venom / season 4 - episode 14
Written by : Peter DeLuise
Directed by : Martin Wood
While on Chulak, Teal'c (Christopher Judge) becomes captured by one of the Jaffa and is imprisoned and tortured on Heru-ur's ship. Despite the pain, he is defiant and declares that he will always be free. Heru-ur and Apophis are planning an alliance which will make them more powerful then any of the other Goa'ulds. SG-1 join Jacob Carter (Amanda Tapping) in an attempt stop this alliance. The negotiations are to take place in an abandon mine field and SG-1 come up with a daring plan to stop them. Carter and Daniel (Michael Shanks) capture one of the mines and set to work to reprogram it so that it will recognize Apophis's force shield.


Chain Reaction / season 4 - episode 15
Written by : Paul Mullie and Joseph Mallozzi
Directed by : Martin Wood
General Hammond (Don S. Davis) announces his intention to retire and step down as head of SGC. SG-1 smell a rat. And when the new commander, Major General Bauer, arrives he is every bit as bad as SG-1 feared. He splits up the team, gets Sam to do a very dangerous experiment which endagers all of SGC and threatens to fire Jack. Jack takes gardening leave and goes to investigate Hammond's mysterious desire to suddenly "retire" this takes him back into the company of Maybourne and Senator Kinsey, 2 of his least favourite people.


2010 / season 4 - episode 16
Written by : Brad Wright
Directed by : Andy Mikita
The year is 2010, the Stargate is no longer a secret and the SGC is shut down. Ten years prior to this, the SGC allied with a race called the Ashen, who cured their diseases and were very willing to share technology. O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) has retired off to the solitudes of Minnesota by himself, while everyone else enjoys the tenth anniversary of the Ashen alliance. Carter (Amanda Tapping) discovers that she is unable to conceive children and despite the assurance by Aschen doctors that nothing is wrong she goes to see Dr. Fraiser.


Absolute Power / season 4 - episode 17
Written by : Robert Cooper
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
SG-1 get summoned to Abydos by Kasuf, Sha're's father as he had heard her name whispered in the wind. When they get there the Harsesis child, last seen in the season 3 episode Maternal Instinct, appears as a boy of about 8 called Shifu. He is full of Eastern wisdom but can't remeber the knowldege of the Goa'uld as Oana (mother nature) has represssed the memories. Daniel (Michael Shanks) tells him about his mother Sha're and he teaches Daniel just why it would be a bad idea for anyone human to have the genetic knowledge of the Gao'uld.


The Light / season 4 - episode 18
Written by : James Phillips
Directed by : Peter Woeste
One of the members of SG-5, Lt. Barber commits suicide for no apparent reason by leaping into the whoosh of an opening wormhole. Daniel (Michael Shanks) and the rest of SG-1 return and they begin experience extreme physical and emotional stress. Daniel becomes severly depressed and almost commits suicide by leaping from the window of his apartment building. SG-1 think that something on the planet is causing this and O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson), Carter (Amanda Tapping) and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) go to investigate. On the planet they find the only inhabitant, a young boy named Loran.


Prodigy / season 4 - episode 19
Written by : Brad Wright, Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie
Directed by : Peter DeLuise
Carter (Amanda Tapping) must help keep a promising young cadet (Cadet Hailey) from throwing away a future in the Airforce, she feels she's got a great mind and could be very useful at SGC. She persuades General Hammond (Don S. Davis) to give her clearance to go to a planet Jack and Teal'c (Christopher Judge) are on protecting some scientists. They encounter problems with the native lifeforms and only just get away with their lives.


Entity / season 4 - episode 20
Written by : Peter DeLuise
Directed by : Alan Lee
Upon sending a MALP to an unknown world, a burst of energy comes back through the gate and shorts out the base computers. They soon learn that it was not just energy but an alien who has infiltrated and now lives in the computers. They do a complete shut down of the computers and reformat everything in hopes of getting rid of the alien, but it hides in the temporary power supply in the MALP room and builds itself a nest of sorts. O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) wants to destroy the nest, thus ridding them of the entity, but Carter (Amanda Tapping) and Daniel (Michael Shanks) believe that it may be intelligent and Carter tries to communicate with it via a computer terminal it has built.


Double Jeopardy / season 4 - episode 21
Written by : Robert Cooper
Directed by : Michael Shanks
This was directed by Michael Shanks and if you notice, the character Daniel (Michael Shanks) (both of them) is conveniently "got rid of" early in the episode. SG-1 go to a planet where they are captured by the naitves working with Goa'uld. The native Juna people are angry as SG-1 have visited them before and helped them to overthrow Heru'ur, telling them to bury the gate and they would then be safe. However, Cronos came in a ship and is now in control of the planet. Jack escapes but the other 3 are taken before Cronos and one of the Juna people has to kill Daniel with a staff weapon, which he does! but it's not Daniel, well not the REAL Daniel, it's the android Daniel we encountered in season 1's Tin Man.


Exodus / season 4 - episode 22
Written by : Paul Mullie and Joseph Mallozzi
Directed by : David Warry-Smith
SG-1 return to Vorash with the mother ship they acquired from Cronus's defeat and intends to lend it to the Tok'ra so that they can relocate to a safer new home world. They now reveal to Tanith that they know of his intentions all along and he is sentenced to be removed from his host and left on the planet after they leave. Tanith escapes to the surface and sends word to Apophis. Now with Apophis and his fleet on their way, SG-1 must find an alternate way for the Tok'ra to relocate using the Stargate and they plan to use the mother ship as a defense against Apophis.

 

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Stargate SG-1 episode list

Stargate First Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
27-Jul-1997 / 06-Mar-1998

01.Children of the Gods (1)
02.Children of the Gods (2)
03.The Enemy Within
04.Emancipation
05.The Broca Divide
06.The First Commandment
07.Cold Lazarus
08.The Nox
09.Brief Candle
10.Thor's Hammer
11.The Torment of Tantalus
12.Bloodlines
13.Fire and Water
14.Hathor
15.Singularity
16.Cor-Ai
17.Enigma
18.Solitudes
19.Tin Man
20.There But For the Grace of God
21.Politics
22.Within the Serpent's Grasp

Stargate Second Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
26-Jun-1998 / 12-Mar-1999

23.The Serpent's Lair
24.In the Line of Duty
25.Prisoners
26.The Gamekeeper
27.Need
28.Thor's Chariot
29.Message in a Bottle
30.Family
31.Secrets
32.Bane
33.The Tok'ra (1)
34.The Tok'ra (2)
35.Spirits
36.Touchstone
37.The Fifth Race
38.A Matter of Time
39.Holiday
40.Serpent's Song
41.One False Step
42.Show and Tell
43.1969
44.Out of Mind

Stargate Third Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
25-Jun-1999 / 10-Mar-2000

45.Into the Fire
46.Seth
47.Fair Game
48.Legacy
49.Learning Curve
50.Point of View
51.Deadman Switch
52.Demons
53.Rules of Engagement
54.Forever in a Day
55.Past and Present
56.Jolinar's Memories
57.The Devil You Know
58.Foothold
59.Pretense
60.Urgo
61.A Hundred Days
62.Shades of Grey
63.New Ground
64.Maternal Instinct
65.Crystal Skull
66.Nemesis

Stargate Fourth Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
30-Jun-2000 / 23-Feb-2001

67.Small Victories
68.The Other Side
69.Upgrades
70.Crossroads
71.Divide and Conquer
72.Window of Opportunity
73.Watergate
74.The First Ones
75.Scorched Earth
76.Beneath the Surface
77.Point of No Return
78.Tangent
79.The Curse
80.The Serpent's Venom
81.Chain Reaction
82.2010
83.Absolute Power
84.The Light
85.Prodigy
86.Entity
87.Double Jeopardy
88.Exodus

Stargate Fifth Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
29-Jun-2001 / 17-May-2002

89.Enemies
90.Threshold
91.Ascension
92.The Fifth Man
93.Red Sky
94.Rite of Passage
95.Beast of Burden
96.The Tomb
97.Between Two Fires
98.2001
99.Desperate Measures
100.Wormhole X-Treme!
101.Proving Ground
102.48 Hours
103.Summit
104.Last Stand
105.Fail Safe
106.The Warrior
107.Menace
108.The Sentinel
109.Meridian
110.Revelations

Stargate Sixth Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
07-Jun-2002 / 21-Mar-2003

111.Redemption (1)
112.Redemption (2)
113.Descent
114.Frozen
115.Nightwalkers
116.Abyss
117.Shadow Play
118.The Other Guys
119.Allegiance
120.Cure
121.Prometheus
122.Unnatural Selection
123.Sight Unseen
124.Smoke & Mirrors
125.Paradise Lost
126.Metamorphosis
127.Disclosure
128.Forsaken
129.The Changeling
130.Memento
131.Prophecy
132.Full Circle

Stargate Seventh Season
Number of episodes: 22 - Length: 44 mins
13-Jun-2003 / 19-Mar-2004

133.Fallen
134.Homecoming
135.Fragile Balance
136.Orpheus
137.Revisions
138.Lifeboat
139.Enemy Mine
140.Space Race
141.Avenger 2.0
142.Birthright
143.Evolution (1)
144.Evolution (2)
145.Grace
146.Heroes (1)
147.Heroes (2)
148.Fall-out
149.Death Knell
150.Resurrection
151.Chimera
152.Inauguration
153.The Lost City (1)
154.The Lost City (2)

Stargate Eighth Season
Number of episodes: 20 - Length: 44 mins
09-Jul-2004 / 25-Mar-2005

155.New Order (1)
156.New Order (2)
157.Lockdown
158.Zero Hour
159.Icon
160.Avatar
161.Affinity
162.Covenant
163.Sacrifices
164.Endgame
165.Gemini
166.Prometheus Unbound
167.It's Good To Be King
168.Full Alert
169.Citizen Joe
170.Reckoning (1)
171.Reckoning (2)
172.Threads
173.Moebius (1)
174.Moebius (2)

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