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(GATE WHOOSHING OPEN)

BANKS: Incoming wormhole.

The signal's coming in now.

Todd?

No doubt you're surprised
to see me, John Sheppard.

Yeah,
you weren't looking so
good last time I saw you.

Yes, well,
you'll be pleased to know
the treatment was successful,

although
excruciatingly painful.

You're
just saying that
to make me feel good.

(CHUCKLES)

I was able to
return to my position
as leader of the alliance,

although I have
had a recent setback.

Perhaps you can
see what is remaining
of my shuttle behind me.

Yeah, nice landing.

Don't be so critical,
Sheppard.

It wasn't long ago

my flying skills
saved the lives

of both you and
your companions.

It wasn't pilot error.

I was attacked by
one of my underlings.

You'll
excuse me
for being blunt,

but why should we care?

It isn't the fact
that he attacked

and at least
temporarily defeated me
that should concern you.

It's rather how
he managed to do it.

And how was that?

He acquired a very rare and
powerful piece of technology,

one with which I believe
you are quite familiar.

McKAY: A ZPM?
Are you kidding me?

That's what he said.

I don't buy it.
Why not?

Well, for one thing,
they don't exactly
grow on trees.

RONON: He got betrayed
by one of his own people.

Now he wants us to
help him clean up
the mess.

End of story.

It is possible
that he mentioned
the Zero-Point Module

simply to get
our attention.

Except he would
also have to know
that sooner or later

we would discover the truth,

and in
the meantime,
he's volunteered

to place
himself in
our custody.

Not a very good plan.

Well, you can bet there's
something he's not telling us.

Granted. But that
doesn't necessarily mean
that he's lying about the ZPM.

If this is true, it
could be very, very
bad.

I mean,
inefficient
power generation

is the
Achilles' heel
of Wraith technology.

It's basically the reason
for every technological
advantage we have.

If this
underling, or whatever
it is that Todd calls him,

is flying around
in a ZPM-powered
hive ship, then...

It's a threat
we can't tolerate.

And we won't.

SHEPPARD:
What's his condition?

Looks like he was
telling the truth.

There's no sign
of the gene therapy or
the virus that it caused.

In Wraith terms,
he's completely
healthy.

So, he's back to
feeding on humans.

He's exactly
the way he was
before the treatment.

That's what
I was afraid of.

Well, here we are again.

Indeed.
This city has become
quite familiar to me,

almost a respite
from daily life.

It would be a shame
to see it destroyed.

Are you suggesting
that if we don't
help you,

that would be
a likely outcome?

Mmm.

All right.
Let's start at
the beginning.

Where did the
ZPM come from?

You recall
I managed to acquire
a few of the devices

from the
Replicator's city
before it was destroyed?

Yes, and they were lost

when Colonel Sheppard
took out the cloning
facility.

Not all of them.

Excuse me?

I may have acquired
a few more than I
let on.

How many more?

Let's not
get caught up in
unnecessary details.

I like details.

Even if I gave you a number,
you'd have no way of
verifying it.

You certainly won't
accept my word for it,
so what's the point?

All right,
then tell me
this. Why now?

You've had those
ZPMs for over a year.

The organic nature
of the hive

creates certain
incompatibilities
with Ancient technology.

These had to be
overcome before

the modules could
be put to useful work.

You managed to do it
with the cloning facility.

A hive is a much more
complicated proposition.

Multiple systems
need to be adapted.

Hyperdrive, weapons,
hull regeneration...

I put my best scientists
to work on this project,

and recently one
of them succeeded.

Only he didn't want
to turn it over to you.

He decided to
keep it for himself,

and now you want us to
help you kick him to
the curb.

It would be in
your best interest.

Does he know
the location
of Atlantis?

More unnecessary details.

Well,
obviously the
answer is yes,

and obviously
you'll assume I'm lying,
and obviously it won't matter

because
I know you can't take
the chance either way.

What you really need to know
is that this hive is a work
in progress.

It has
yet to reach
its full potential,

which means if
you attack it now,

you may be
able to destroy it,

but if you hesitate,
it will be too late,

and this hive
will be unstoppable.

So we're going
along with this?

The IOA has reviewed
the matter, and they feel
it's worth investigating.

Even though every time
we work with this guy,

he manipulates
us into doing something
that we didn't sign up for?

I still say he's lying.

Even when he
does tell the truth,

it's usually just to
hide some other agenda.

What about you, Colonel?

Care to voice your
objections, as well?

IOA says investigate,
we investigate.

All right then,
we'd better get going.

Colonel.

Looking good.

Was it really necessary
to remove my subspace
transmitter

and force me to wear
this ridiculous outfit?

Well, after what happened
last time on this ship,
you can't blame us.

I take it that
my request to be

on the bridge when
we make contact...

Denied.

Understandable.

Here's the problem.

Every time we get
involved with you,

I feel like
I'm walking around with
a live grenade in my pocket,

just waiting for
it to all go wrong,

for that one thing
you forgot to mention.

I assure you,
in this case...

Save it.

Been down this road before.

If you really feel that way,

why would you let me go
after our last encounter?

We had a deal,
and you kept up
your end of the bargain.

And to be honest,

I didn't think you'd live.

Ah!

If I find out
you're playing us,

I'm not gonna
wait for authorization.

There
isn't gonna
be any paperwork.

I'm just gonna kill you.

What's the status, Colonel?

We're
approaching
coordinates.

You going somewhere?

Yeah,
drop us out early before
we get into sensor range.

We'll check it
out in a Jumper.

That's not the plan.

McKAY:
We can go in cloaked,

stay in touch
through subspace
on a secure channel.

If it's what Todd says it is,
you can come in guns blazing.

All right.
Just be careful.

Almost in range.

Engaging cloak.

(WHOOSHING)

All right.
Getting readings now.

It's a hive, all right.

(SCOFFS)

What?

I'm reading
a higher than
normal energy output.

I mean,
significantly higher.

Consistent with the ZPM?

Well, it's hard to
say from this far out.

Sheppard,
what's your status?

SHEPPARD ON RADIO:
McKay's getting some
interesting readings,

so we're going in
for a closer look.

McKAY: I'm detecting
massive energy output.

SHEPPARD:
What's happening?

It's growing.

What the hell are
you talking about?

That's
what they're doing
with the surplus energy,

using it
to grow a larger, and if
I'm reading this correctly,

significantly
denser outer hull.

But it makes sense.

Normal hives have
a limit of growth.

I mean, any bigger or heavier,
and they become impossible to
maneuver,

let alone get
into hyperspace.

I mean, you make a simple
left turn, and you're torn
apart by your own inertia,

but with a ZPM...
I get the picture.

What does that mean for us?

When they're done,
my guess is that hull
will be all but impenetrable.

All right,
well, we better take
them out of the picture

before they get that far.

(BEEPING)

Hold on. They're
powering their weapons.

They can't see us,
right?

Of course not. They must
just be running a test.

Holy crap.

Well, what are the odds
of them randomly firing a
test shot directly at us?

I would say,
given the enormity of
empty space all around us,

non-existent.

SHEPPARD:
They can see us.

They must've
figured out a way to
increase the sensitivity

of their scanners.

Let me guess,
something to do
with the ZPM?

Probably.

SHEPPARD: Daedalus,
we got a problem.

Our cloak's ineffective.

We're on our way.
Take us in maximum sublight.

Shields up.
Yes, sir.

I'm dropping the cloak.
It ain't doing us any good.

Not to mention
you could fire back.

One thing at a time,
Rodney.

McKAY: We're hit.

I've lost controls.

I'll work out a bypass.
Give me a minute.

If they get a bead on
us, Rodney, we're dead.

It worked, sir.
We blocked the shot.

Shield is holding.

All right,
now return fire,
main battery. Full power.

Yes, sir.

Direct hit.

Damage?
Minimal.

Ready missiles. We're gonna
throw everything we have at
this guy.

Sir, I'm reading
a massive energy
buildup.

Brace for impact!

(ALARMS BLARING)

Shields are down.
Heavy damage on all decks.

We've
lost hyperdrive
and main weapons.

Evasive maneuvers. We can't
take another hit like that.

All right,
you should have
flight controls now.

What about weapons?
Not a chance.

Something's happening.

No, it doesn't
make any sense.

Most of our main
systems were down.

These guys
had us dead to
rights and they knew it.

Why would they
just fly away?

Perhaps it's precisely
because they knew we
were no longer a threat.

It's not
like the Wraith
to be so charitable.

Todd said the ship
isn't finished, right?

They haven't
adapted the full
potential of the ZPM.

Maybe
the battle
maxed them out.

Well,
if that's the case,
I'd hate to meet up

with them when
they do finish it.

We need to get
back to Atlantis.

What's
the prognosis
on the hyperdrive?

The control systems
are completely shot.

My guys are
working on a patch,

but it could
be days, even weeks,
before we're back online.

For the moment,
we're not going anywhere.

MARKS: Sir.
What is it, Marks?

I think we may
have something.

Kavanaugh,
what the hell
are you doing here?

(SIGHS) Re-assignment.

More fun
and adventure in
the Pegasus Galaxy.

Show us what you got,
please.

It's a subspace signal.

We detected it just before
the hive jumped into
hyperspace.

It was weak.
Luckily, I happened to
be monitoring the sensor

or we might not have
picked it up at all.

It's Wraith code.

Obviously.

We're
having trouble
deciphering it

because
the message is interlaced
with a residual radiation,

and I've never
seen it before.

I have.
Once when we
met another me

and once when
we encountered
another Daedalus.

This signal, sent
from another reality.

I'm sorry,
what the hell are
you talking about?

Some Wraith somewhere in
another reality sent
a coded signal.

Only whatever means they used
to access subspace created
a rift,

allowing the signal to cross
into multiple realities,
including our own.

So what does it say?

Just give me a second.
Move.

Oh, great.

What is it?

It's a set of coordinates.

Coordinates to what?

Earth.

You think the hive
picked up the signal?

Why else would
they leave like that?
It can't be a coincidence.

The Wraith know that Earth
is a much richer feeding
ground

than anything in
the Pegasus Galaxy.

They've been looking for
those coordinates for years.

All right, as soon as
communications are back
up, we'll contact Atlantis,

have them
relay a message
to Stargate Command.

Wait a minute,
I've got an idea.

How many ships do
we have available?

Aside from ourselves,
there's the Apollo
and the Sun Tzu.

How about the Odyssey?

That's on some secret mission
even I'm not supposed to know
about.

Then two will
have to be enough.

What are you suggesting?

Look,
that hive may be
super powerful and all,

but I'll bet it has to
drop out of hyperspace

at some point along the way
for hull regeneration.

I can use the sensor
data from the Jumpers

to extrapolate
exactly where that'll be.

That sounds pretty risky.

If you're wrong,
it could mean...
I won't be.

Anyways, we can't afford
to wait till they get
all the way to Earth.

My guess is
that by that point,

they'll be fully
adapted to the ZPM.

Do it.

Sir? The Daedalus just
dropped out of hyperspace.

It's about time.

Colonel Sheppard and
his team are beaming
down.

WOOLSEY: Colonel. It's good
to finally have you all back.

What'd we miss?

Well,
the good news is
there's no indication

of any other Wraith ships
heading for the Milky Way.

It's as I figured.
That signal was too
short and too weak.

That ship only detected it

because of its obvious
improvements to the sensors.

All right,
what's the bad news?

Show them.

This is part of
a subspace message

sent by Colonel Ellis
from onboard the Apollo.

We've engaged the hive.

Unfortunately,
without much success.

The Sun Tzu is crippled
and she's venting atmosphere.

We're in the process
of taking on her crew now.

But, unfortunately,
with my engines down

I won't be able to
get to the nearest

stargate for
at least a month.

As for the enemy,
all indications are

that they received
very little damage

and are continuing
on their previous course.

With
those two ships
out of the picture,

nothing
stands between
that hive and Earth.

There you are.
Look, I've been thinking.

So have I.
There is another ship
that can help defend Earth.

I know. We're standing on it.
The city, exactly.

The only problem...
ZPMs.

Yeah,
but if we wanna get there
in time to make a difference,

we need
a full compliment.

Where do you think
I'm headed, Rodney?

Right.

Well, things didn't go
exactly according to plan.

So I heard.

You intend to hold me
responsible?

All I know is that
everything went
sideways

the way
it always does
when you're involved.

Are you gonna tell me
that's a coincidence?

Then you've come to
make good on your threat?

The other ZPMs you
talked to Woolsey
about,

tell us where
to get them and maybe
it'll improve your situation.

Am I supposed to be
enticed by this offer?

No.
I'll probably
kill you anyway.

But don't forget...

This Wraith
betrayed you and
got away with it.

For no other reason,
you might want to do
it out of pure spite.

You know how to talk to me,
John Sheppard.

(LAUGHING)

We got them.

He actually
came through for us.

Maybe
he's turning
over a new leaf.

Get those down to
Zelenka immediately.

Yes, sir.

Or maybe
they're gonna blow up
when you plug them in.

Have Dr. McKay
check them first.

Right.

All right,
I'm heading to
the Chair Room.

Actually,
Colonel, you won't be
flying the city for us.

In fact, you won't be
coming with us at all.

What are you talking about?

You have a half
an hour to pack,

and then you'll be
gating back to Earth.

Even with the ZPMs,
there's still a good chance
we won't get there in time,

and Earth's only other line
of defense is the Ancient
weapons platform.

General O'Neill
wants you in the chair.

Good luck.
Yeah, you, too.

Colonel Sheppard.
Colonel Carter.

It's good to see
you again, John.

All right, I've finished
recalibration on the chair.

Radek, how are
things at your
end?

ZELENKA ON RADIO: The ZPMs
are online and functioning,
100%.

We're good to go.

Okay.
Who's flying this puppy?

BECKETT: That would be me.

Carson?
Rodney.

What?
They called you in for this?
Aye.

Well, you must have
a higher CIA than I
thought.

Excuse me?
Chair Interface Aptitude.

We have a ranking system.

Well, apparently after
Colonel Sheppard, I'm
number two.

Really?
Gotta look into that.

Well,
thanks for the vote
of confidence, Rodney.

I'm sure you'll do fine.

(SIGHS) Great.

I suppose I'm ready.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Raise the shield.

(WHOOSHING)

Dr. Beckett.
Take us out.

(RUMBLING)

SHEPPARD: So, you're
in command here, huh?

Only until
General Landry gets back.

He's heading
up a taskforce
in Washington.

My next position
is to take command

of our new
Daedalus-class ship.

The Phoenix?

Actually,
we're renaming it
the General Hammond.

Oh, yeah.
I heard about that.

Sorry,
it was kind of sudden.

Heart attack.
I was offworld at the time.

He was a good man.
He really was.

So, what's next?
C-130 to McMurdo?

Not exactly.

Colonel Sheppard,
this is Major Davis,
Homeworld Security.

Major.
Colonel.

What are we looking at?
It's the hive ship.

It dropped out of hyperspace
and established orbit around
the moon

just before you arrived.

You've got to be kidding me.

It's not supposed
to be here for weeks.

Evidently, this is
no ordinary hive ship.

Yeah, that much I know.
What's it doing?

For the moment, nothing.

Best we can guess is it's
completing its ZPM upgrades,
prior to launching an attack.

Then we gotta
make a move first.
You get any F-302's?

We have
a squadron on permanent
standby with Earth Defense,

but those birds aren't
outfitted for anything
more

than fighter
interceptor duties.

There's no way
they're gonna
take on...

How long to fit
them with nukes?

That could take some doing.

I'll get right on it.

(SIGHING) These pilots have
any experience fighting the
Wraith?

John,
that's not why
I brought you here.

I could sit in
the chair and wait for
the Wraith to get stronger

or I can take
the fight to them.
What do you wanna do?

(SIGHS)

TEYLA: Mr. Woolsey.
You wanted to see us?

Yes, come in, please.

I wanted the opportunity to
offer you both one last
chance to reconsider.

Reconsider what?

Your involvement
in this mission.

I'm told we're about to
pass the outer edge of
the Pegasus Galaxy.

If you wish to
be dropped off,

now would be the time.
Mr. Woolsey...

We've all grown so accustomed
to having you here as part of
the team,

it's easy to lose
sight of the fact

that your priorities are not
necessarily always the same
as ours.

You're being asked to
fly to another galaxy

to take what might turn
out to be the losing part
in a battle that isn't yours.

You mean like everyone else
on this base has been doing
for the last five years?

Thank you for your
consideration,
Mr. Woolsey,

but I assure you,
it is not necessary.

We're not going anywhere.

Very well.

SHEPPARD: All right,
looks like we're
ready to go.

There's been
a change of plans.

I'm afraid the refit
took too long.

The hive
is still in
lunar orbit,

but we've detected
an inbound wave of
Darts.

I guess
they got tired of waiting.
Any idea where the target is?

We think so. The Wraith
message we intercepted

contained
a warning about Earth's
defensive capabilities,

specifically
the drone chair.

Only in
the alternate reality
where the message came from,

it looks like the chair
had been moved to Area 51.

That's where they're heading?
We believe so.

Well, evacuate the base,
let them hit it.

When they bring the hive down,
we'll take them out from
Antarctica.

Right?

I'm sorry, John.
I was gonna tell
you this, but...

Tell me what?

The chair was in
violation of the Antarctic
Non-Proliferation Treaty.

After lengthy international
negotiations,

they finally moved it
just less than a month ago.

Where?

(SIGHS) Area 51.

All right, Colonel,
they're entering
the atmosphere now.

It should be showing up
on the screens momentarily.

All right, we got them.

12 o'clock high, range, 8
kilometers and closing fast.

You are
cleared to engage.
Good hunting, Colonel.

We're seriously outnumbered.

They'll never
be able to keep them
all from getting through.

Sheppard,
two Darts have disengaged.
They're headed for the deck.

I'm on it.
Riggs, you're with me.

RIGGS: Yes, sir.

Two more on our six.

Riggs? Damn it.

(ALARM SOUNDING)

The Darts are
coming in too fast.

It's a kamikaze run.

Come on, baby.
Come on. Come on.

Stargate Command,
this is Sheppard.

Am I seeing what
I think I'm seeing?

It was a nice try, John.
There was just too many
of them.

The chair's been destroyed.

Sheppard,
what are you doing?

I got an idea.

He's climbing rapidly.
He's heading into the
upper atmosphere.

Sheppard,
your orders are to
return to the base.

I still got a nuke.

I'm gonna
finish this mission.

You don't have enough fuel.
You'll never make it to
the hive.

SHEPPARD:
He got what he wanted.
He's gonna come to us.

He's right.
The hive ship
has changed course.

They're on their way.

I've got
enough fuel to
establish orbit,

then
I'll shut everything down,
except basic life support.

That way,
he won't detect me
till it's too late.

Even if that does work,
given what we know
about this ship,

one nuke is not
gonna be enough.

SHEPPARD: No,
not from the outside.

I'll wait for
them to enter orbit,
I'll fire up my systems,

shoot my way through
the Dart bay door and

fly the damn bomb
right down his throat.

Then,
I'll detonate it
from the inside.

John,
I can't ask
you to do that.

Well, you're not asking.
I'm volunteering.

Look,
without that chair,

Earth is basically
defenseless, right?

Right.
Commencing radio
silence. Sheppard out.

What happened?
We dropped out of hyperspace.

Don't tell me
we're there already.

We're not even close.
We're on the edge
of the Milky Way.

So then why did we drop out?

Well, obviously we...

We're not sure.
Doctor.

Look, the hyperdrive hasn't
been operated at full power
in over 10,000 years.

It's not surprising
there are a few glitches.

But you can fix it?

I gotta figure out
what's wrong first,
don't I?

Zelenka, in the meantime,
recalibrate our gate position

so we can dial Earth.

Yes, right away.

We have to apprise
them of our situation.

CARTER:
What's our status?

The hive
ship has almost
reached Earth orbit.

They've
begun scanning us.

Any word from Sheppard?
Not yet.

According to my best
estimates of his
trajectory,

his orbit
won't intersect with the
hive for another 20 minutes.

Okay, now, if he fires up
too early to close the gap...

They'll detect his presence
and send out Darts to
intercept.

He wouldn't
stand a chance.

Excuse me, Colonel.
What is it, Walter?

We've been trying to
dial up the Alpha Site

to send
through those
IOA dignitaries...

Good old IOA.
Courageous to the end.

What's the problem?

Can't establish a lock.

And it's not
just the Alpha Site.

I've already tried a couple
of alternates, but for some
reason,

the gate's offline.

(SIGHS)

Open a channel.

Stargate Command,
this is Atlantis.

Stargate Command,
this is Atlantis.
Do you read?

Comm system is
operating, sir.

They're just
not responding.

Okay, this is weird.

I'm picking up an energy
signature feeding back
through the wormhole.

It's Wraith.

The Wraith are at
Stargate Command?

No, these readings
are more like something

you'd pick up in
the middle of a hive.

But we dialed Earth.

You don't think that...

Standard Wraith procedure.

Keep your victims
from dialing out.

What are you talking about?

There's a gate on the hive.

What?

The Wraith always
try to block the gate

of a planet
they're attacking,

usually by dialing in.
They couldn't do that
in this case,

so they came up
with another solution.

You see, when two
gates are in proximity,
one supersedes the other.

Usually it's
the default gate,

unless it happens to
be a Milky Way model and
the other one's from Pegasus.

We encountered exactly
the same problem on
the Midway Station.

We had to
create a workaround

to prevent the Pegasus gate
from always taking precedent.

You're
telling me
that wormhole...

Leads directly
onto the hive.

Think that
cleared the way?

There's
one way to find out.

LORNE ON RADIO:
The guards at the gate
have been neutralized.

We're moving on.

I should've sent
more marines with them.

A full-scale
assault wouldn't have
accomplished anything.

If they're
going to sabotage
key systems on that hive,

they're going to
need speed and
stealth.

Maybe.

I just hate
being stuck out here
in the middle of nowhere

and not able
to do anything.

Actually, I've got something
I've been wanting to talk to
you about.

This is something that
Rodney's been working
on for quite some time.

It's an adaptation of
an Ancient technology,

which was abandoned
because of instability

and enormous
power requirements.

What is it?

Wormhole drive.

It's nearly
instantaneous travel
across enormous distances.

It's not unlike
gate travel itself.

If it works, it
could have us on Earth
in a matter of seconds.

The calculations
are incredibly
complex.

If we're off
even by a fraction,
it could be very bad.

(SOFT BEEPING)

TEYLA: Which way, Rodney?

I've been thinking.

There was over a dozen
critical systems we
could go for,

but there's
only one that solves
the problem once and for all.

We go for the ZPM,
create a fatal
overload,

it takes out the
whole ship, one shot.

I like the sound of that.

The only problem is
once I start the
overload,

I have no way of knowing
whether we can get off
the ship in time.

And you're just
telling us this now.

I haven't
had much of a chance
to work out the details.

I'm thinking
on my feet here.

RONON: What difference
does it make?

If we have a chance
to destroy this ship,

we're gonna take it
no matter what, right?

Lead the way, Rodney.

All right.

SHEPPARD: All right,
I'd say it's time
to get moving.

(DEVICE BEEPING)

McKay!

Is there
another way around?

I think so.

Go, go, go!

McKAY: This way.

(GROANS)

(GASPING)

Ronon!

They hit his lung.
He's bleeding out.

Ronon!
Just go!

No! We are not
leaving without you!

Ronon! Ronon!

Come on,
we gotta get
out of here now.

Let's go!
Let's go! Come on!
Come on! Come on! Let's go!

Stargate Command,
this is Sheppard.
Come in.

Sheppard, where are you?

SHEPPARD:
I made it inside.

Look, I don't have much
time before this place
is swarming with Wraith.

So I'm arming the nuke.

What...
Did he say "nuke"?

John...
SHEPPARD: Just do me a favor,

when Atlantis shows up,
tell them I said goodbye.

Sheppard,
this is McKay.

Look, stop what
you're doing now!

McKay?
Yes, it's me.

I've got Lorne
and I got Teyla.
We're onboard the hive.

What? How?

Look, it's a long story.
Just, the important thing is,

if you're about
to do what I think
you're gonna do, don't.

This hive is about to
attack Earth, Rodney.

I don't have
much of a choice.

Look, just wait.
We'll come to you.

I'm sure I can rig up
some kind of a remote
detonator.

What good is that gonna
do for us?

We can't get off
this ship, Rodney.

That's where you're wrong.
This way.

WOOLSEY: Dr. Keller.

I wanted to let you know
that we're about to fire
up the wormhole drive.

If it works,
we could find ourselves

in the middle of a combat
situation rather suddenly.

You
and your staff
need to be ready.

And if it doesn't?

From what I'm told,
the city would be
instantly vaporized.

Oh.

Okay.

You guys are the last people
I expected to see on this
ship.

Same here.
Give me a minute.

Where's Ronon?

Teyla, where's Ronon?

I'm sorry, John.

(GASPS)

I restored
your life, human,
and bound your wound.

Mmm.

That was real nice of you.

Now you will
answer my questions.

Hive has completed
surface scan.

They'll target
military installations
first, then the power grid,

send the population
into a panic.

Then they'll
launch the Darts.

How many humans
are on my ship?

(SCREAMS)

Where are they?

How you doing,
Chewie?

(GROANS)

You were dead!

SHEPPARD:
We're all gonna be dead
unless we get out of here.

(COMPUTER BEEPS)

That's it.
They're powering weapons.

Sheppard,
what's your status?

We got Ronon.
We're headed
to the gate.

How much time?

Five minutes to get there,
five minutes to recalibrate
the DHD for local coordinates.

10 minutes.

I'm sorry,
the hive is
powering weapons.

We're out of time.

Understood.

Give me the detonator.

We're almost there.

Look,
did I say five minutes
to recalibrate the DHD?

I meant two minutes.
Rodney.

CARTER ON RADIO: John, wait.
We're detecting another ship.

Now would be the time,
Doctor.

Understood.

CARTER: It's Atlantis!
They're engaging the hive.

That may give us enough
time to get to the gate.

Sir,
the hive is
returning fire.

Shields are down to 70%.

Keep firing, Dr. Beckett.

Get to work, Rodney.
I'm on it.

We got company!

ZELENKA: The force
of enemy weapons fire

has pushed us
into a lower orbit!

We're skimming
the atmosphere.

It's draining the shield,
sir!

Dr. Beckett,
can you adjust our course?

I don't have enough power.

I can
keep firing
or pull us up.

Which is it gonna be?

Keep firing, Dr. Beckett.

How's it coming, Rodney?

I got it!
Dialing the Alpha Site now.

Shields are
about to collapse.
We can't take another hit.

All right, let's move!

(BEEPING)

They did it.

The hive has
been destroyed.

Atlantis,
this is Stargate
Command. Well done!

Thanks for the
kind words,
Colonel,

but I wouldn't pop
the champagne just
yet.

We've lost orbit
and Dr. Beckett is
unable to compensate.

We're going in.

Do you
have enough shield
to survive re-entry?

We're about to find out.

Atlantis, this is
Stargate Command.
Do you read?

Colonel, we've been
monitoring radio chatter.

Several
commercial vessels
in the North Pacific

have
reported a giant fireball
streaking across the sky.

Atlantis, this is
Stargate Command.
Do you read?

Atlantis, this is
Stargate Command.
Please respond.

Stargate Command,
this is Atlantis.

Nice to hear from
you again, Colonel.

(LAUGHS)

Mr. Woolsey,
you gave us
quite a scare.

WOOLSEY:
Sorry about that.

We've completed our re-entry,
and as far as I can tell,
we're still in one piece.

Dr. Beckett thinks
he can bring us
in over water,

but you might want
to alert the Navy.

It's gonna be close.

Understood.

We are tracking them again.

We should
be able to project
coordinates for splashdown.

Walter, you better
get me the President.

It looks
like Atlantis
is coming home.

SHEPPARD: Well,
how are you feeling?

I'm ready to
get out of here.

Take your time.
The city is
pretty banged up.

Even with the ZPMs,
we're not going
anywhere for a while.

And when they fix it,

you really think
they're gonna let us
take it back to Pegasus?

I'll make sure you get home.

This is my home.

Am I interrupting?

Um...

No. I was just leaving.

Hi.

I heard you died
and came back to life.

Pretty much.

There's
a few things
I still need to do.

You up for taking a walk?

I don't see why not.

Good. There's
something you
should see.

So all's well.

Your homeworld was saved,
you and your friends survived,

and all thanks to
my Zero-Point Modules.

That's right.

The question is, what
would happen next time?

Is there going
to be a next time?

You have room
for two more?

Of course.

Ronon,
welcome to Earth.

KELLER: No one
can see us, right?

We managed to
activate the cloak
before we came in too close.

This entire area is
under naval quarantine.

Oh!
So this is where
everyone went, huh?

You okay?

I'm alive.

(LAUGHS SOFTLY)

And I've got you.
What else would
I need?

Nice view.

Yes.

Yes, it is.