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Reese, your father
made you wrong.

No! Yes.

If, as you say, this
Android was responsible

for creating the first
generation of replicators,

it may well prove invaluable.

The radar system on the
x—303, it's still incomplete.

Fly through the lower bay.
They'll never see you coming.

I have no idea where we are.

I can't plot a course for home.

The asgard.

Can you help us out here?

It is we who need your help.

The asgard homeworld
has been overrun

by the replicators.

Are you serious?

Very.

This ship you need,
this brand—new ship?

Yes.

So new it doesn't
have a name yet.

It's not even finished.

Ithinkthat's the point, sir.

The more low tech, the better.

Correct, major Carter.

It certainly defies
conventional wisdom.

Mine, too.

The replicators
will not wish to integrate

such vastly inferior
technology into their own.

Then... what?

A task for which
you are uniouely suited.

You need someone dumb enough?

On the contrary.

It is both your physical
prowess and military expertise

that are required.

Yeah, don't get me wrong,
flattery goes a long way with me,

but if you're going
where ithinkyou're going—...

When it became clear
to the asgard high council

thatthe war with the
replicators could not be won,

a plan was devised,
a trap was set,

one made possible by you.

By us?

The Android Reese
that you discovered

and provided to us for study

retained a single core
command in her base programming

which we believed all
replicators would still follow.

Then you were able
to reactivate her?

No.

The Android was damaged
beyond repair,

however, the key
command was activated

within her n eural n etwork,

amplified, and broadcast
through subspace

throughout the known universe.

What was the comman d?

To come forth.

You instructed every replicator
outthere to come to you?

I have atheory
why you lost the war.

The command was only
given once the trap was set.

What was the trap?

Atime—dilation device generating
a field radius of .16 light—years.

Wow. That's some trap

they created a bubble in
space around the replicators,

within which time was
slowed down by a factor of...

10 to the fourth power.

Relatively speaking, sir,
one year to the replicators

would be about
to the rest of us.

An hour would be over
a year. A day would be—...

I get it.

The point is
if the plan had worked,

it would have effectively bottled
the replicators up in one place

and boughtthe asgard thousands
of years to solve the problem.

No, the point is,
it didn't work.

O'Neill is correct.

Our plan failed.

What went wrong?

We do not know.

The time—dilation device
was constructed

within Avery
old structure on hala,

the first planet
settled by the asgard.

The device was encased

in a solid neutronium shell,

and set with atime delay

sufficient to evacuate
our entire civilization.

Well, however strong
neutronium is,

wouldn'tthe replicators
be able to eat through it?

Eventually, yes,

but not in sufficienttime

before the device activated.

This calculation was made

with considerable
margin for error.

When the time came,
nothing happened.

So somehow,

the replicators must have
gotten to the time—dilation device

before it could activate.

That appears to be
the only explanation.

So what do you want us to do?

Fly your ship th rough
replicator—dominated space,

repair whatever damage
may have been done

to the time—dilation device,

an d activate it

before the replicators
can stop you.

Thor, buddy...

There's no way.

The replicators will soon consume
all thatthey can within our home galaxy.

Yours will be next.

I thought we were
too primitive to consume?

Your technology would not
immediately attract the replicators,

but th ey would eventually
be drawn to the raw materials

of which your
civilization is built.

Your extinction will be assured.

For that matter, so would
every other world we've visited.

I mean,
it's just a matter of time.

Did all of the asgard
manage to escape?

Most, but not all.

A great battle was fought.

The evacuation fleet
is standing by

in the void between
our two galaxies,

awaiting to hear word
of your response.

My response?

We have done all that we can
and failed, O'Neill.

You and your team
represent our last hope.

Yeah, great,
so no pressure, right?

If you have, in fact,

made your decision not to undertake
this task, I will inform the council.

Just give me
a minute here, okay?

Are you reconsidering, O'Neill?

I'm considering reconsidering.

Well, there has to be
other options.

We believe there is no
alternative plan of action.

Thor, I don'tthink you realize
what you're asking us to do.

In the past, your projectile
weapons have been most effective.

Well, we don't have
any with us at the moment,

and according to Carter,
we're a long way from...

Home.

You towed us back
into earth's orbit.

Correct, major Carter.

The contents of your armory
at Stargate command,

along with appropriate attire,

food and other supplies
you may require,

are now being transported
aboard this vessel.

I hope you did the paperwork.

Wait a minute.
We have a few passengers.

They are being transported
to Stargate command.

I haven't said "yes" yet.

But you are reconsidering.

I'm...

Leaning
in the general direction.

Hey,

what are you doing?

We're leaving the solar system.

Thor, little fella...

That's not the way it works.

It's not my ship
it's not up to me.

The journey to our home galaxy will
take many hours with yourvessel in tow.

You may consult
your superiors en route.

Sergeant?

I can't explain it, sir.

It's like everything in the
armory just disappeared—...

P—9os, spas 125, saws,
claymores, everything.

Sir, four of the people
who commandeered the x—303

just appeared out of thin air
in the holding room.

Air force personnel
and a reporter

just beamed into the
cafeteria kitchen up on level 22.

Half the food stores
went missing at the same time.

You're certain the
Stargate's been inactive?

Yes, sir.

What in god's name is happening?

Hello, sir, siler.

Colonel, it's good
to see you alive and well.

We were concern ed the x—303
was lost with all hands.

No, sir. We're all fine,

except for the Goa'uld
and Simmons, of course.

So you were rescued
by the asgard?

Actually, it kind of looks like

we'll be coming
to their rescue, sir.

Does it have anything to do
with the supplies and equipment

that are disappearing
from all over my base?

Yes, sir.

Suffice to say you
might want to get upstairs

and punch one
on the old speed dial.

My grandchildren?

Two, then.

Ithinkthe president
might want to know

what the asgard have
in mind for our new ship.

They didn't go for it.

They didn't approve the mission?

Oh, no, they did that.

Once they knew the stakes

and the whole
fate—of—th e—universe stuff,

both the president and Hammond
realized we had no choice.

He sends good luck, godspeed,
and all those things he says

when he thinks
we're going to die.

So what didn't they go for?

The name I suggested.

Forthe ship?

Sir, we can't call it
the enterprise.

Why not?

The code name for the
project is prometheus.

What's wrong with that?

It's a Greek tragedy.
Who wants that?

Okay, the x—303it is, then.

Yeah. What have you got there?

Well, the asgard surmised
that the replicators

probably disabled
the time—dilation device

by destroying the
control—interface mechanism.

Uh—huh?

Well, it's really not much
more than an advanced timer,

but since any asgard
technology we took along

would cause the replicators
to swarm all over us,

Thor had a facsimile
of their interface built

from earth—based materials.

It'll work just as well
as the original,

but it shouldn't attract
the replicators.

I'm hungry.

Cargo bay three, sir.

Thanks.

You guys trying
to make yourselves sick?

Well, Thor forgot to take

the need for
refrigeration into account,

so we figured we'd start
with the frozen stuff.

It is good.

Mmm.

I'll buy that.

So, Jonas,

firsttime going up
against a replicator, eh?

Mm—hmm.

Ithinki have a pretty good idea

whatto expect, though.

Teal'c told me all about them

and I read everything
Dr. Jackson wrote.

They're fascinating.

Fascinating?

Yeah.

Well, think about it.

You have a human scientist
who creates this an droid girl,

who then goes on to create
these replicators as a toy.

Well, at least the concept

of something
that starts out so innocent

becomes so evil,

I mean, that's got to
be fascinating to you.

Replicators exist merely
to increase their number

and do so without prejudice.

They are no more evil
than avirus.

A really evil virus.

I guess we can all agree
that any living thing

that isn't inherently evil
in and of itself

is capable of undertaking
actions that are evil.

We are slowing.

Colonel, you should
come forward, sir.

We're on our way.

We just came out of
hyperspace a minute ago.

We dare proceed no further

without risk
of engaging the replicators.

You will have to continue
from this point

under your own ship's power.

But you're going to
wait here for us, right?

There is now another concern.

Our long—range sensors
have discovered

that the time—dilation device
was indeed activated.

Well, that's good.

It's not good?

Time is now progressing
faster within the field.

They reversed it?

By a factor of 10 squared.

What is with you people?

Time machines are
nothing but trouble.

Even we know that.

Clearly, the replicators
have discovered a means

of utilizing
the time—dilation machine

to serve their own purpose.

But what would that purpose be?

Well, I've got to tell you,
this changes things.

Carter, how does
this change things?

I don't know, sir.

I guess it doesn't.

You mean, we've got the same
problem we had an hour ago.

Well, the difference
is in that hour,

four days have passed
for the replicators.

Depending on when they
did this, relatively speaking,

they could have experienced
hundreds of years.

I get it.

If you wish to reconsider...

No, no.

I full well expected the
other shoe to drop eventually.

We can only hope thatthis will
be the last footwear to fall.

The coordinates to the planet

have already been programmed

into your navigational computer.

We have modified your engines
and structural integrity fields

to their maximum potential
to assure your safe arrival.

We will monitor your
progress as best we can.

Good luck.

Setting course
to programmed coordinates.

Throttling up sublight engines.

Again.

If my hands are covered
in blisters,

they're not
going to work any faster.

Colonel, we're about
to pass through

into the time—dilation field.

We're on our way.

A replicator—controlled
vessel approaches.

Well, hopefully
th ey'll agree with Thor

andthinkthis ship's
a piece of junk.

They are scanning us.

Sir, we're being scanned

by the replicator ship. Stand by.

Are we still in business?

Indeed.

Yes, sir. It's moving off.

Looks like we're clear to
enter the planet's atmosphere.

We're detecting one structure

at the designated coordinates.

Justthe one?

There appears to be little
topography of any kind.

200 meters.

Th rottling down to 50%!

150 meters.

The surface appears
to be completely smooth.

100 meters.

No sign of replicators.

Deceleration thrusters
are firing.

50 meters.

Inertial compensators
and structural integrity

are at maximum.

Landing struts
are at full extension.

What was that?

Lightning, sir.

All systems are still go.

10 meters.

Five meters.

Touchdown!

Sh utting down th rusters.

Get a message to Thor.

Let him know we've touched down.

Let's move out.

This can't be the only
structure on the entire planet.

I'd be willing to bet

the bugs ate everything else.

Then where are they?

Sir, you're not
going to like this.

What is it?

The entire planet's surface appears
to be covered by replicator blocks.

Probably more than one layer,
and who knows how thick it is,

maybe miles.

Why would that be?

Well, it could be a by-product

of the reverse time dilation.

In relative time, they've
been here hundreds of years,

butthere's nothing left
to consume,

so they're
just conserving energy.

What's keeping them here?

Who cares?

Watch your step

Sir, the original interface
is still intact.

I might be able to—...

Who are you?

Colonel Jack O'Neill,
U.S. air force, earth.

Who are you?

The others are coming.

What do you thinkyou're doing?

The clocks are running
a little fast around here.

We thought
we'd stop by, wind them.

We'll be on our way.

Your companion is
attempting to alter

the settings on the time device,

and we cannot allow that.

If she does not stop
immediately,

we will be forced
to take action.

Well, now, if you do that,

we might be forced
to take our own action.

Tell your companion to stop.

Carter, how much time
do you need there?

A lot, sir.

Maybe a few hours.

Hours?

Sir, the interface
was completely rebuilt.

I'm not even sure
where to start.

Couldn't you crank it up
a little bit,

move things along?

It doesn't work that way, sir.

Ironic, isn't it?

Who are you people?

Because if you haven't noticed,

this entire planet
is paved with replicators.

We are aware of this.

Well, then, you should also know

thatthese things have
taken millions of lives,

andthey'll keep on doing
that unless we stop them.

He doesn't understand.

You know,
he's standing right here.

We can't allow you
to stop them, I'm afraid.

Why not?

We are replicators.

Tell your companion to
step away from the device.

Carter.

Your projectile weapons.

Yeah, you know, ithinkwe'll
hang onto those for a while.

Nowthere is no need.

Where are my manners?

This is something of an
occasion, after all, isn't it?

Our first meeting.

Welcome.

Colonel, if we really
intended you harm,

do you believe
you'd be standing there?

As I said...

Welcome.

We are inside
your unconscious mind.

You'd think
there'd be more lights on.

This place must be
important to you.

I work here.

Your Iris code is 903...

224...

637.

Wow, that's...

Close.

Here's one for you.

I'm thinking of an animal.

I never expected
that you would amuse me.

I never expected you'd
putyour hand in my head.

Your mind is...

Incredible.

Well, you know—...

Such chaos...

And humor...

And pain.

You are correct
to blame yourself.

Your son would still be alive,
but for your carelessness.

Don't do that again.

Thatwill be your punishment

each time you attempt to conceal
something from me on our journey.

Where are we going?

To every place
you have ever been.

Crap!

Oh, Jesus...

Carter.

Jonas!

Her hand was inside my
head, and it was like a...

It was like a nightmare.

Ithinkwe all had
a similar experience.

I don't remember much of it.

Nor do I.

How long were we out?

37 hours, sir, ship time.

Why would they
bring us back here?

Perhaps we can take
advantage of the situation.

Detonate the hyperdrive,
you mean?

An overload would cause
a pretty big explosion.

Big enough to be worth it?

I honestly don't know, sir.

Get a message to Thor.

Let him know how
massively he screwed up

colonel.

Colonel, I don'tthink
that this is going to work.

If Carter says she can do it...

Yeah, but if explosives
and weapons worked,

the asgard would
have won their war.

I suppose you want to
talk to these bug people.

Don't you?

No.

Maybe we can reason with them.

If we blowthe ship,

then we lose that option
all together.

If we blowthe ship, iwon't care.

Colonel, I don'tthink that you
fully appreciate what they've become.

Replicators who look like we do.

Well, it's more than that.

Sir, this is a huge leap
in their evolution.

Jonas, they are replicators.

Carter, what's going on?

Everything's fine, sir.

We were just chatting.

About what?

He carried us back here
one at atime,

so we'd be more comfortable.

Thanks.

It was not difficult.

Apparently, sir, we're invited
to dinner. At his request.

Whose?

First.

And you are?

I was fifth.

The others are merging
with our replicator brethren,

butthey will return soon.

Yeah, you want to let him
know we've made other plans?

Exploding your vessel would
only serve to feed energy

to the replicator blocks

on the surface of the planet.

Your food stores have
already been taken to the temple.

When are we expected?

When you become hungry.

That one's different.
No kidding.

I mean, he comes across
as almost human.

Well, he's not.

So what do we do?

Can we leave?

The ship will fly, buti don't
know how far we'll get.

Sir, if this really is

the next evolution
of the replicators,

we should find out as
much as possible about them

andtry to report
it back somehow.

Anyone hungry?

Colonel O'Neill, major Carter,

Teal'c, Jonas, welcome.

You'll forgive us if we don't
shake your hands this time.

Please sit
and replenish yourselves.

Organic forms store energy
so inefficiently.

Yeah.

I assume you're sixth?

Yes.

Our newest addition.

You're kind of going
girl, boy, girl, boy.

Sir, the entire table—...

I see that.

Um...

We still have some questions

that we never got a chance
to ask last time we met.

When our replicator brethren

discovered the Android Reese,

they realized
she was their creator.

They studied her design and form

and found aspects
of her technology

superior to their own.

Our brethren are
composed of ungainly blocks.

We are composed
of millions of cell units,

microscopic in comparison,

that combine
to create this form.

Like nanites, sir.

I hate those things.

My creation took place
in the last moment

before the asgard
time—device was to activate.

There was a minuscule crack
in the neutronium shell.

I could pen etrate this,

where my replicator brethren
could not.

I managed to stop the
machine before it activated

and eventually used it
to suit our purpose.

Which is?

To increase our number.

That has never changed,

and now, thanks to the asgard,

we have all the time
in the world.

In a few short years,
we will go forth as an army.

Yeah, see, we can't
let you do that.

You cannot stop us.

Was it not in this same way

that you became the dominant
species of your worlds?

Is it not a process
of natural selection?

The strong survive.

Yeah, butthere's nothing
truly natural about you.

I mean, you've seen
into our minds.

I'm quite certain that you
can all tell the difference.

Of course.

We are far superior,

and if you could see
into the mind of an animal

you would blithely feed upon,

you would reach
the same conclusion.

Itwas our kind
that built your creator.

You've created you rselves
in our image.

No,

in the image of Reese.

Yeah, now, see,

there was something wrong
with her programming.

You all know that.

The flaw in the
emulation programming

was discovered
during my creation.

Eat.

You know, ithinkthat flaw
is kind of hanging on there.

We attempted to correctthe
error in the creation of fifth...

Butthus far, he has
proven to be far too—...

Human?

Weak.

Maybe fifth represents
whatyou're supposed to be.

No.

We won't make
the same mistake again.

Now...

You have your answers.

Eat.

Why?

To regain your strength.

Why do you care?

So you'll be strong enough.

For what?

To go into your minds
over and over.

Could there be any other
reason we would keep you alive?

It will be far less
painful if you don't resist.

Stop

why?

You've learned everything
you need to know.

There are four minds
to explore at least once,

and sixth is very curious to
experience their thoughts...

And you,

you haven't yet had your chance.

No.

I insist.

I want you to see
the disorder, the chaos.

Recognize what
they are in comparison.

You need to understand
what you are.

Visittheir memories of
worlds we will conquer.

Do you understand?

Yes.

I won't blame you
if you choose me.

Carter?

It's all right, sir.

Lasttime
I didn't remember athing.

I don't know
whatyou're showing me,

but it's not
my unconscious mind.

No, major Carter, it is mine.

We share much of our thought.

In this way we are connected,

even with
our replicator brethren,

butthis corner of my mind
is mine alone.

It was the only place
we can communicate

without the others knowing
what is said.

You're not like them.

I'm a mistake.

No, they are,

aterrible mistake.

Help us.

I can't. You can,

because you're more like
us than you're like them.

They others inherited the same
flawthat Reese had, butyou—...

The others would destroy me.

Not if you came with us.

You would do that?

If you were to come with us

and the time—dilation
device was reset

with the new interface
we brought with us—...

They're my brothers and sisters.

The asgard device was never
designed to destroy the replicators.

For them, itwould seem
like a few days have passed,

but we'd have hundreds of
years to solve their flaw.

What do you want me to do?

Sir?

Sir.

Oh, that's just not right.

Jonas and Teal'c?

Sir, there's a way out of this,

but we're going to
have to trust—...

Major Carter.

I've made
the necessary adjustments.

To what?

The time—dilation device.

I am coming with you.

I assume this is what you
were going to tell me?

Yes, sir.

The others are merging
with our brethren,

sharing what they learned
from you,

but they will return soon.

I have reconfigured the device,

butyou must enter
your command code.

You guys get back to the ship.

Don't fire up the engines,
but be ready.

My code is in, sir.
I just need to setthe timer.

It'll take at least two
minutes at a dead run

for us to getto the ship, and
two more for the enginesto fire up.

That is far too long.

If I leave,
the others will know.

They will return
before the device activates.

Then we set it off now.

No.

We would be trapped
with the others.

You can probably
make itto the ship

a lot faster than we can, right?

Oh, yes,
in a fraction of the time.

Give us a head start.

If you arrive at the ship
just before we launch,

your absence won't alert
the others until it's too late

for them to do
anything about it.

So setthe timer for...

Five minutes.

That's cutting it
awfully close, sir.

I know that, major.

Thank you.

You won't leave without me?

No.

Head for the ship in a
little over three minutes.

Three, two...

One...

Mark.

Timer's running.

Fire up those engines now!

Understood, O'Neill.

What have you done?

Nothing.

Where are the humans?

They've returned
to their ship to rest.

They're trying to escape. No.

Even as we speak,
they're preparing to leave.

She promised.

It's not too late.

I can read your mind.

There's time enough
to stop the machine.

No.

How long?

Before the device activates.

Getthis thing in the air

or we're going to
be here a long time.

They're escaping.

There's still two minutes left.

No, my son...

They've made a fool of you.

They won't leave me.
She promised.

She promised.

We are beyond
the time—dilation field.

Thor sends
his congratulations, sir.

They'll rendezvous with us

as soon as they've determined

no replicator vessels escaped.

Fine.

You do realize what you did?

The rightthing, Jonas.

You used his humanity
against him.

His what?

Jonas is right.

That's exactly what we did.

He wasn't human.

Get that th rough your heads.

He could have fooled me.

We all know
what would have happened

if those things had gotten out.

Who was going to stop them?

We did the rightthing.

I hope you're right, sir.

So do I.