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Previously on
Stargate Atlantis.

No matter where we try
to hide on this planet,

the Replicator satellite
will be able to track us.

Atlantis is leaving.

We're not flying high enough.

We don't have enough power.

We are lost.

We dropped out of
hyperspace way too soon.

I have no idea where we are.

She's unresponsive and
her pupils are sluggish.

I need you
to prep the OR

and have the scanner ready
when we get there.

Several of the main conduits were
affected by the brush with the beam.

She's suffering
from cerebral edema,

which may have caused
substantial brain damage.

- What is that?
- An asteroid belt?

We're going to
clear a path through the belt

by firing our drones.

Elizabeth's crashing.

If we're going to do this
thing, we need to do it now.

What did you do?

- I reactivated the nanites.
- Damn it, McKay!

Look, I am 100% certain

they're not going to try to take
her over or contact the others!

This is a very bad idea.

There's a planet
out there with ZPMs?

That would be
the Replicator homeworld.

You feel up to a heist?

Okay, when I say,
go ahead and try the left one.

Oh, jeez!

I said, when I say!

I thought
you did say!

How's it going, boys?

Well, we'd be making
a lot more progress

if Timmy Torture over here
wasn't trying to kill me

every two seconds.

I'm not trying
to kill him.

So, can you make it jump
into hyperspace or not?

Yes, I think so.

- You think so?
- Yes, think.

You said you could do it.

Correction.
I said "probably" do it.

Yes, he's having trouble
with one of the algorithms

he created during his
brush with near-Ascension.

This is unbelievably complex
physics here, all right?

I mean,
it makes string theory look like

non-linear dynamics.

Okay. And even if I
do get it working,

there's still 1,000 things

that could go terribly,
terribly wrong.

I get it, it's difficult.

Million-to-one odds,
blah, blah, blah...

Was there something
else you needed,

or were you here merely
to prod and belittle?

No, no, not merely.

There's another problem we
need to be thinking about.

Such as,
what do we do when we get there?

Getting this thing to jump into
hyperspace may be the easy part.

Infiltrating the city,
stealing the ZPM,

and getting out, well,
I think that's a little dicey.

To say the least.

I've been
thinking about that. And?

And I think that if we stand
any chance of succeeding,

we're going to
need some help.

From who?

Feel like taking a trip?

The nanites inside you, I think,
if we got them in close proximity

to the human-form
Replicator city,

I'd be able to
manipulate them

to remotely hack into
the Replicator mainframe.

We'd be able to find out
where the closest ZPM is

and the quickest way
to get in and out.

Not only that, we'd be able to
track their movement as well.

We'll know they're coming
before they can even spot us.

Which does not
eliminate the danger.

Oh, far from it.

But it does give us
a significant edge.

What happens if the Replicators take
control of the nanites inside me?

Well, they won't.
I would block any attempt...

But if they do?

I ordered Rodney to
write a kill switch

into the nanites' code.

If we trigger the program,
it'll neutralize them.

Neutralize them.
You mean shut them off?

Yes.

And you said the nanites are
all that are keeping me alive.

They are.

If we shut them off, it will

kill you.

But that's not
going to happen.

All right?

I've ordered Rodney to keep
an eye on the little bastards,

make sure they behave.

We would not
ask this of you

if it was not the only chance
of this mission succeeding.

She's right,
if we don't get hold of a ZPM,

this city and everyone
in it will...

When do we leave?

Right now.

What?
Wait, no, no, no, not right now.

Look, I haven't finished
finalizing the power...

Finalize it.
We need to move.

You're going
to be okay, Elizabeth.

Still, I would like all of you
to keep a very close eye on me,

and the first sign
of any suspicious behavior,

do not hesitate
with that kill switch.

Okay, but that's
not going to happen...

John, I mean it.

Hey, Teyla!

Wait up.

I'm going to need you
to sit this one out.

John, if this mission
is not successful...

Zelenka thinks
he found a planet

that can sustain
human life.

He's fairly confident

that he can get the
city there in one jump.

Without the shields,
we would be unable to land.

I know, we won't even have
enough power to establish orbit.

You're going to
have to do a fly-by,

and get everybody
else in the Jumper.

You mean abandon the city.

Well, if it comes
to that.

All right, these people
are going to need a leader.

Somebody who can keep them
alive, and keep them together,

more importantly,
not let them give up hope.

- That's you, Teyla.
- John...

Look, if I'm not back
in 12 hours,

give the order.

All right.

Now.

- Are you certain?
- Yes.

I only ask because
the last time

you were less than
definitive in your answer...

Radek!

All right.

Okay.

Yes?

- I think we got it.
- Good, good,

now, uh... Now, as long as we
don't burn up all of the power

on the initial
jump, then...

Yes, yes,
right, okay.

I'll leave now.

- You ready?
- Yes, look,

I'm still not sure if
this is going to work.

I mean, I've done everything
I can to make it...

Sheppard,
we're ready.

All right, Teyla,
we're ready to launch.

Understood.

Open the Jumper Bay doors.

Remember,
no wild parties while we're gone.

We will try
to restrain ourselves.

Good luck.

All right,
here we go.

Rodney, you ready?

Did I mention that
this might not work?

And that we could either drop
out of hyperspace prematurely,

and end up stranded
in the middle of deep space,

or quite possibly,
be vaporized the moment I touch that...

Just answer
the damn question.

Yeah, I'm ready.

Good, sit down.

Here goes.

Okay, opening
hyperspace window

in three, two, one.

Oh, my.

That's...
That's beautiful.

Yeah, it is.

It's like Elwynn Forest.

Oh, nothing.
It's one of the lands in Warcraft.

That's a game I play.

Well, occasionally.

Ah.

Oh, wow.

You going
to be okay?

Yeah, yeah, I just...

You know, I don't get
to get off world much,

or ever, hardly.

Well, you'd better
take a picture.

We're not going
to be here long.

Oh, right, good idea.

This is Colonel Carter
calling the Apollo.

Colonel Ellis,
do you read?

Five by five, Colonel.

We have stepped
through the gate

and are ready
for transport.

- No, wait, wait.
- Stand by.

Wait.

Welcome to
the Pegasus Galaxy, Colonel.

Thank you.

Still no word
from Atlantis?

Nothing.

I've been going
over the specs

for these modifications
you're proposing

for the sensor array.

You're asking for
a five-fold increase

in power consumption?

Plus, you want
to cannibalize parts

from half a dozen
other key systems,

including subspace
communications.

That's correct.

What if they try
and contact us?

If they could,
they would have done it.

All of this is based
on the assumption

that they dropped out
of hyperspace early.

Yeah, we believe

that's the most
likely scenario.

All right, let's do it.

Congratulations, Rodney.

Your hyperdrive worked.

Unfortunately,
believe it or not,

Zelenka was actually right.

We burned up way more
power on the jump

than we expected.

What are you saying?
We can't get back?

No, no, what I am
saying is that the...

Actually, that's exactly
what I'm saying.

I suppose,
once we steal the ZPM,

I could utilize its power.

I need to make sure I
don't overload the main...

Let's just take this one step at a
time, all right?

First things first,

let's worry about
getting the ZPM.

Right.

Okay, I'm going to try
to initialize the link.

What do you
want me to do?

Nothing. Just sit there.
It's completely wireless.

Let me know if anything
pops into your mind.

What do you mean?

Will I just sort
of sense something,

or is it more of a...

Oh, my God.

I did it.

I mean, well, she did it.

Look, we have
to move fast.

Even though Elizabeth's nanites
are only in lurking mode,

it won't take long for the
Replicators to figure out

another player
has joined the game.

How you feeling,
Elizabeth?

Very strange.

I can suddenly see
the entire city

directly in front of me.

I mean, every corridor,
every single room...

That way.

The ZPM.

Fourth quadrant,
top level, easy access.

There's hardly
anyone around.

All right,
works for me.

All right,
we're down.

Rodney, stay here
with Elizabeth,

keep sifting
through the intel.

You guys can guide us
through by radio.

20 meters to the
left behind the Jumper,

there's an access door.

Down one
flight of stairs,

you'll enter
auxiliary corridor seven.

Go now, it's clear.

We're at the corridor.

Go right.

At 6.5 meters,
there should be another corridor.

Okay, we see it.

Turn left.
Wait! Go back!

It's all right,
he didn't see you.

Really? You know that?

Yeah. Like I said,
it's very strange.

Can we go now?

Yes, go.

Turn left, then right.

It should be directly
in front of you.

Yup, I see it.

Hold up, Chewie.

Aren't they going to notice when
we pull the plug on this thing?

Probably,
but they've got dozens of ZPMs.

Let's just hope they don't
notice until we're long gone.

That's wishful thinking.

We still in the clear?

There's a small group
of Replicators

two corridors over,
heading your way,

so you need
to move quickly.

Got it.

We're on our way.

Hook up the ZPM,
we're leaving.

Wait a minute.
We can't go.

What are you
talking about?

You said you could get
the hyperdrive back online.

I mean, we can,
but not yet.

Look, while Elizabeth's
been connected,

I've been going over the
Replicator's base code,

and I found this.

What is that?

The Holy Grail.

It's their whole
reason for being.

It's a command code that directs
them to attack the Wraith.

But they don't
attack the Wraith.

They've been sitting
on their nanite asses

for 10,000 years.

Well, that's because
it's been deactivated.

- And how did that happen?
- I have no idea.

Look, maybe
the Ancients did it

when they realized
they couldn't control them.

You're just noticing
this now, huh?

This is just
one in millions

of commands
in the base code.

Look, I always had a hunch

that something like
this might be in there,

but believe me,
it was not easy to find.

Can you reactivate it?

Yes, but there's
a problem.

Look, I can reprogram
the nanites in your brain

and use that link
to upload the changes,

but we'll need to wait
for the next merge

to affect all
the Replicators at once,

and we have no idea
when that could be.

Not only that, but the instant it
happens, they'll know you're there.

They'll take immediate
steps to assimilate you.

Then we're not doing it.

John, you know
what this could mean.

If the Replicators
go to war with the Wraith?

Forget about it.
It's not happening.

That's not your call.

The hell it isn't.

Whoa, whoa,
whoa, hang on.

There may be
another way.

There's a central
data core.

It's kind of
like a back-up hard drive

for all the Replicators.

If I can upload the
reactivated attack command

directly into that,

then we wouldn't need
to use Elizabeth.

We could be
halfway back to Atlantis

when the attack command takes
effect at the next merge.

That sounds
a little more like it.

Yeah.

There's one small problem,

which is not actually
a small problem.

The core is at the
center of the city,

several levels down.

It would be impossible
to get there undetected.

Great.

We're going to
have to come back

after we take
the ZPM back to Atlantis

and after we land the city.

I don't think
we'll have another chance.

He's right.

Once they notice
the ZPM is missing,

they'll be able to trace the
source of the infiltration.

I will never get this kind
of undetected access again.

If we're going to do this,
it's now or never.

You're going
to turn the cloak

into an
anti-Replicator field?

Yes, by interfacing
the ARG's control crystal

with the Jumper's
cloaking generator.

The only question is how far
I can widen the field.

Look, go ahead and fly us

as close to the center
of the city as possible.

There.

But won't we be visible?

Yes, we will.

The anti-Replicator field
will protect us.

That is, assuming that I can
extend the field wide enough

to encompass not
only the Jumper,

but also the Core Room,
and also assuming

that we can run fast
enough to get there,

input the command
and get back

before the Replicators
figure out

how to override
the field and... And...

You know, slaughter us.

Don't worry about it.
You're not coming with us.

- Neither is Elizabeth.
- I'm sorry, what?

You guys can guide us through
by radio like you did last time.

Wait a minute.
If I'm not there,

how are we supposed
to input the command?

Put it on a tablet.

I'll plug it into the core
and upload it myself.

Oh, Plug and Play, huh?

What, you think
it's that simple?

Well, it will be,

because you're going
to make it that simple.

Yeah, I...

I need you
to stay here, Rodney.

- Why?
- Rodney!

To keep an eye on me.

You may need to activate the
kill switch on the nanites.

You'll be able to keep
a closer eye on me

if we both stay here
in the Jumper.

All right.

Hey, get out of that.

Hey...

The core is beneath
that platform.

How far beneath?

Nine levels.

Piece of cake.

Anything?

No.

11 jumps.

I'm sorry. Even with
the scanners' range

significantly increased,

we've only covered
a small area so far.

We still have
39 more jumps

before we reach the
original Lantian planet.

Thirty-nine?

Space is quite vast.

You don't say.

Engage hyperdrive.

Stop number 12.

We're visible.

Engaging anti-Replicator
field now.

It's working.

Okay, let's jack it up,

see how far
we can penetrate.

Penetrate?

What?

All right, here we go.

It's working.

Damn right, it's working.

It's encompassed the Core Room.
You're good to go.

What, you don't believe me,
but you believe her?

No offense.

Offense taken.

Straight down,
nine levels.

Then a short run down a
corridor to the Core Room.

Okay, I've written a basic
block-storage transport protocol

to upload the attack command directly
from this tablet into the core.

All you need to do is plug this
cable into the main circuit,

it'll automatically configure
and upload the command.

Plug it in.

You wanted simple.

I like simple.

Well, we created that adapter
to interface with Ancient tech,

which the Replicators
love to imitate,

so you shouldn't
have a problem there.

Now, you need
to move fast,

because as soon as they
find out what we're up to,

they're going to figure
out a way around it.

Just do what
you did last time.

We'll be back
before you know it.

Let's go.

What is it?

An anomalous
energy reading

in the second quadrant
of the communications tower.

- Source?
- Undetermined as of yet.

It's creating
a disruptive field,

emanating downwards
from the top level,

encompassing nine levels
directly below it.

The core.

Okay, we're here.
Left or right?

Left.

The shield's working, Rodney.

Good, make sure
to stay behind it.

Thanks for the tip.

Now turn right.

All right, we're here.

I'm assuming the big
glowy thing is the core.

Indeed, it is.
Okay, there should be an open slot

in the control panel

that you can plug
the cable into.

All right.

Here it goes.

It's plugged in.

Oh, it is?

Why am I not
reading anything?

Are you sure you plugged
it into the right slot?

There's only
one slot, Rodney.

Hurry, John,
they're coming,

and there's
hundreds of them.

Won't the field
protect us?

As long as you hurry.

Okay, look, uh,
try plugging it in again.

All right,
it's plugged in again.

Still nothing.
Look, what did you do?

I didn't do anything.

They keep
attacking the field.

They're deliberately
sacrificing themselves.

Why would they do that?

The more they
attack the field,

the quicker they can figure
out how to override it.

Then we need to get
the hell out of here.

Rodney, why is this
not working?

It's not working because

the core's not
recognizing the tablet.

Well, why not?

Look, I don't know!

We're
almost through the field.

Good. I'm on my way.

Okay, you're going to need
to implement adjustments

in the negotiation protocol

to exploit parallelism
at the device interface.

- What?
- What?

Just do what I say.
Start by unplugging the cable.

Now access the tablet's
root directory.

This is not simple.

You have to get them
out of there now.

- We're not done!
- There's no more time!

The Replicators have
breached the field!

What do you mean,
they've breached the field?

They've figured out
how to override it.

Look, we need
to move much faster.

You need to make changes
to the negotiation protocol

to allow for direct
data placement.

We need to allow
for resynchronization

of the packet boundaries
within the data stream.

Oberoth is heading
to the Core Room.

He knows it's us.

How far is he?
Can they make a run for it?

No. Replicators
are approaching

from every direction.
They're trapped.

Which means
they're as good as dead.

We can hear you,
you know?

What? Uh, no.

When I say,
"As good as dead,"

I mean it
as more of a...

Elizabeth,
what are you doing?

Stay here!

Elizabeth,
you can't go out there!

- Elizabeth!
- What's going on, Rodney?

Elizabeth just
left the Jumper.

Why?

I don't know.
She just ran out.

Elizabeth, this is
Sheppard, do you copy?

Elizabeth, respond.

If they capture her...

I know, I know.

So, what do we do now?

She said to hit the kill
switch on the nanites

if she did
anything suspicious.

I know, but...

Sheppard.

Make the call.

Do it.

It's not working.

What?

Why not?

Just give me a second.

I'm not getting confirmation,

and don't ask why,
because I don't know, okay?

I mean, the last time she had
active nanites inside her,

she was able to exert
a certain amount of control.

Maybe, maybe she's
doing it here now,

or maybe there's interference
that's affecting the frequency.

I don't know.
I need to run a diagnostic.

Better yet, why don't you figure
a way how to get us out of here?

If we're screwed,
we may as well complete the mission.

Dr. Weir?

Hello, Oberoth.

You're surprised.

Indeed, I am.

Niam infected
me with nanites.

Yes, I can detect them now.

We were able to
neutralize them,

and then reprogram

and manipulate them
to suit our needs.

Industrious of you.

Which is why,
now that I've been able

to establish
a physical link

through you,

I have direct access
to the Replicator collective.

I'm in control now.

Okay, I'm plugged in.
Anything?

Yes! Yes, it's working!

What the hell just happened?

The Replicators
have all frozen.

Well, I can see that,
but who did it?

It wasn't me.

It might have been Elizabeth.

Can she do that?

I don't know. I mean,

she'd have to link directly
with the Replicator collective,

which means the chances
they'll be able

to take over her nanites have
just increased exponentially.

How long before
they come back to life?

Your guess
is as good as mine,

but I would err on the side
of less time rather than more.

Can we go?

Yeah, first things first.

How are we doing
with the upload?

Almost there.
Just a few more seconds.

How many seconds?

Don't start
with that again!

I'm impressed
with your strength,

Dr. Weir,
but I must remind you

that it's only
a matter of time

before I make
the necessary corrections

to overcome the hold
you have on me.

I am prepared to fight
for as long as I need.

Good for you.

Your desire to protect
your people is admirable,

but you will,
ultimately, fail.

Keep thinking that.

Keep allowing your
arrogance to undermine you.

You know it's true,
Dr. Weir.

I can feel you
weakening already.

Despite your desire,

this is a fight for which
you are clearly ill-equipped.

That's it, you're done!

Unplug and go!

Once again,
you have underestimated me.

Whoa!
They're moving again!

Yeah. I know.

Well, this is familiar.

I'm trying to decide
if this incursion of yours

reflects considerable
bravery or stupidity.

Where's Dr. Weir?

Her attempts to seize
control of the collective

proved too taxing
for her,

rendering her mind and body
virtually moribund.

She has been taken to be

repaired.

You're going to take
control of her.

That has already occurred.

Unfortunately,
I was not able to glean

all the information
I need from her,

so I will have to
extract it from you.

Information?

About the precise
location of Atlantis.

You left your planet before
we were able to destroy it.

Well, sorry
to spoil your plans.

Nothing is spoiled,

merely prolonged,
and now, with your help,

we will complete
the destruction.

Seeing how none of us will
volunteer the information...

You know quite well

that we have a simple method
for extracting what we need.

Problems?

What?

I figured,
you messed with our minds,

so I'd mess with yours.

You didn't
overpower me, Oberoth.

The Replicator guards
didn't capture my team.

It was all
a fictional scenario

played out
in your mind.

In reality,
your guards are still frozen,

and my team is
escaping as we speak.

You were wrong, Oberoth.

I have never
underestimated you,

but you have clearly
underestimated me.

You will not leave
this city alive!

Maybe not,

but my team will.

Still
nothing from Elizabeth?

No. I can't communicate with
her, I can't track her.

It's like she just...
Just disappeared.

If she's the one
who froze the Replicators,

that means
she's probably still alive.

For the moment, maybe.

- Well, she can't be that far.
- We'll find her.

Well, you better make it fast.

These Replicators
could unfreeze at any moment.

Thanks, Rodney!

I admire your tenacity,

but I won't be
fooled again.

You're struggling, Dr. Weir.

Elizabeth.

Get to the Jumper!

You're coming with us.

I can't keep them
frozen much longer!

We're not leaving
you behind!

If you don't leave
right now,

none of us will get out
of here, so go!

That's an order!

- Come on!
- Elizabeth!

Go!

Oh, thank God.

Elizabeth?

Can we cloak?

Rodney, can we cloak?

No, not yet.
No, we drained too much power

trying to convert
the cloak to an AR field.

Look, I'll try to
interface the ZPM,

but we're going
to need some time.

All right, we'll just have
to make a run for it, then.

How's hyperspace looking?

Not good. Look,
harnessing power from the ZPM is tricky.

If I'm off even just
the slightest amount,

- then we could all...
- Two ships heading our way.

Rodney!

Look, I need more time!

We just lost weapons!

- Damn it!
- Come on, McKay!

This is not simple,
you know?

If I don't properly
calibrate the power output,

we could incinerate

the moment the
hyperspace window opens!

I'm picking
something up dead ahead.

Oh, crap.

They're powering
up weapons!

What the hell was that?

Colonel Sheppard,
this is the Apollo,

do you read?

Colonel Ellis,
is that you?

Affirmative.
The 302 Bay is open,

and you have permission
to come aboard.

I suggest you hurry.

Copy that, Apollo.
We're on our way.

Can I just add that your
timing is pretty damn perfect?

We would've
gotten here earlier,

but we had a little
trouble finding Atlantis.

Sam?

Is that you?

It's me, Rodney.
I'll explain when you get on board.

Colonel,

we lost Dr. Weir
on the Replicator planet.

Can you lock on
her locator beacon

and beam her up?

I'm not picking up
any signal.

Copy that.

Here's a good one,
M35-117.

Does Dr. Weir
know about it?

Well, it's not on our
primary or backup list.

I purposefully searched for planets
we'd never considered before.

The Replicators
can probe her mind

all they want,
they won't find it.

Good. For us.

Well, look, it's a stable
atmosphere, a big ocean.

Besides the large,

particularly venomous snake-like
creature that inhabits the mainland,

it looks to be
a welcoming environment.

All right.
Radek, how we doing?

All set here.
The ZPM is online.

Okay, here we go.

We did it.

Well, there's still the
small matter of landing this thing.

I'll just jump in the chair
and ease us down.

Well, that could be tricky.

We drained a lot of power from
the ZPM just getting here.

We got enough energy to keep
the shield up for re-entry.

There better be.

A city this size will create
considerable friction.

We come in too fast
or too steep,

and the shield could
attenuate under the stress,

and the whole place
will be torn to shreds,

or burn up, or both.

It never ends
with you, you know?

What?

Tell everyone to buckle up.
We're going in.

Shield's holding.
So far, so good.

- What's wrong?
- Angle's too steep.

We keep going like this,

we're going to put too
much strain on the shield,

which means more power
draining from the ZPM.

Sheppard,
we're coming in too steep.

We need to ease up
on the angle of re-entry.

In fact, you mean entry.

You see, we never
actually left this...

Bill.

Oh, right, right.

Ease up
on the angle!

I heard you
the first time, Rodney.

And yet we're still
coming in too steep!

Hang on!

We're over the ocean!

Sheppard, you need
to slow us down.

We're coming in
over the water.

Copy that.

Still too fast!
Slow down!

We want to
touch down gently,

like a leaf kissing
the surface of a pond.

Nice kissing.

How we doing?

Systems are looking
good so far,

and plenty of power
in the ZPM.

Drop the shield.

Colonel Sheppard,
we made it.

The city's floating
safely on the ocean.

Excellent landing.

Thank you.

Who do you think's
going to replace her?

I don't know.

Whoever it is,

has tough shoes to fill.

Yes.

Okay, let's give it a go.

Right.

This is Atlantis
calling Stargate Command.

Do you read?

We read you, Atlantis.

Good to hear from you.

Great to be heard.

Tell General Landry
we're back on the grid.

Rodney.

What?

Long-range scanners
have detected

a massive fleet of ships being
launched from the Replicator planet,

but they're not
heading for us.

That's a Wraith planet.

The attack command
must have been activated.

What do you know?
It worked.

There you are.

Two moons.

Actually,
there are five.

It's just these are the only
two visible to the naked eye.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Huh.

Heard you and Rodney
got us reconnected

to the Intergalactic Bridge.

Yup.

General Landry was understandably
relieved to hear from us.

You know,
in all the excitement

I never had a chance
to congratulate you.

Your promotion.
You're a full-bird colonel now.

Oh, thank you.

So you sticking around?

No.

General Landry wants Dr. Lee
and I to gate back,

give him a full briefing
on the situation here.

The Apollo's going to remain
in orbit for the time being

in case you need
any assistance.

Thanks for saving our asses
back there from the bad guys.

That was a risky move.

It was nothing compared to the
risk that you and your team took.

Frankly, I'm amazed that you
were able to pull it off.

We had a lot of help.

Yeah.

General Landry
sends his condolences.

He was deeply saddened
to hear about Dr. Weir.

We all were.

We haven't given up hope.

If there's a chance
she's still alive,

I'll find her.

I know.