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Technician: This is operations.

General O'Neill is inbound,
20 minutes out.

Dr. Weir. Peter.

You see? Nothing.

Carson, get back here.

I can sit in that chair all bloody
daylong, and nothing will happen.

It's a waste of time.
Excuse me, Dr. Weir.

He's not even trying.

He's the one who discovered the
gene this technology responds to.

Yeah, well, he said he
wished he never had it.

Really?
I know. Can you believe that?

We could always test
you a third time, Rodney.

That's very funny.

We have only found
a handful of people

who are genetically compatible
with the ancient technology,

and despite your heroic efforts
to interface ours with theirs,

we need every one of them
to sit in this chair,

including Dr. Beckett.

What am I supposed to
do? He's afraid of the thing.

This chair controls the most
powerful weapons known to humankind.

I'm afraid of the thing.

Weir: But every time
someone sits in it,

we learn something new about
the ancients who built this outpost.

Dr. Beckett should be proud
he's genetically advanced.

It's not more advanced.
It is a random characteristic.

This really bothers you,
this whole gene thing, huh?

Clearly,
I am overcome with envy.

Just the people I need to see.

Come with me.

We've gotten closer and closer to
finding the location of the lost city,

but it turns out we've been
looking in the wrong place all along.

Now, we thought we
had a Stargate address.

Six symbols representing
coordinates in space

that determined the location of
the planet the ancients went to

after they left Antarctica.

Now, recently, we
determined a seventh symbol.

The point of origin, earth.

That's not it.

Then your address
must be incorrect.

Not incorrect. Incomplete.

What are you saying,
Dr. Jackson?

It's an eight-symbol address.

What we're looking for may be
further away than we ever imagined,

but it's not out of reach.

Atlantis.

Atlantis.
I think we can go there.

Apache, black hawk,
cobra, osprey...

It's a lot of training
for the antarctic.

It was the one continent
I'd never set foot on.

It's one of my least
favorite continents.

I kind oflike it here.

You like it here?

Yes, sir.

We'll be there in
about 10 minutes, sir.

Look, we've been through this.

I'm not your man.

Keep moving.

I'm a doctor. A medical doctor.

There's nothing to be afraid of.

You don't understand.
I break things like that.

This device has survived for millions
of years intact. It will survive you.

Now, sit down, close
your eyes and concentrate.

Again, nothing.

This time just try to imagine an image
of where we are in the solar system.

I think I feel something.

It could be lunch-related.

Shut up and concentrate.

Woman: Watch out!

What did I do?

Get us back down there.

Technician: All inbound
craft, we have a rogue drone

that could seek
a target on its own.

Land immediately and
shut down your engines.

This is not a drill.

It's too late. Hang on.

Break right.

I said "right"!

I'm getting to that, sir.

I told you I was
the wrong person.

It doesn't matter now.
Just do something.

Like what? Okay, Carson,

concentrate on shutting that
weapon down before it hurts someone.

I can't see it.

Pull up. Pull up!

What about now?

Now's good.

Shut it down.

Sir, what the hell was that?

Wait for it.

Get out!

I think I did it.

That was different.

For me, not so much.

Major Sheppard is reporting the drone
appears to have been incapacitated.

Ford: General O'Neill's helicopter
is unharmed and on its way again.

Seven minutes out.

Thank god.

Holy crap.

Jack. Daniel.

Warm welcome.

It wasn't me.
How did you manage to...

Keep my ass from getting
blown out of the sky?

The exceptional flying
of major John Sheppard.

He likes it here.

Excepfional you like it here?

What say we cut to the part
where you start talking real fast?

Weir's in here.

Hey, don't touch anything.

Yes, sir.

I figure the ancients packed
up their entire city and left

somewhere between
5 and 10 million years ago.

In their flying city?

Yes.

What?

Flying city?

Well, keeping in mind this is
the race that built the Stargates.

They did everything big.

So why did they leave?

Why did they leave? Who knows?

We know the ancients on earth
were suffering from a plague.

Maybe some of them were trying to
start over seeding life in a new galaxy.

Maybe that's what ancients do.

The point is,
we know where they went.

Pegasus.

Yes, it's the name of a dwarf
galaxy in the local group.

After all that time, is there any
hope of actually meeting them?

Well, who knows, but isn't
that reason enough to go?

I've been choosing members for
this expedition for months, doctor.

I'm not the one
who needs convincing.

Well, I'm convinced.

Have fun.

It's a little more
complicated than that.

We need the zpm
to power the gate.

What?

Zpm. He's Canadian.

I'm sorry.

Zero-point module, general.

The ancient power source that you
recovered from praclarush taonas

and that's now powering
the outpost's defenses.

I've since determined that it
generates its enormous power

from vacuum energy

derived from a self-contained
region of subspace time.

That was a waste of
a perfectly good explanation.

The answer is no.

Beckett: The second I shut
my eyes, I could see.

I just felt this power
that I've never had before.

I had it dancing
all across the sky.

It was magical,
it really was. I mean...

Well, they are lucky. I don't
know where it came from.

I just tried to concentrate,
and the drone shut itself down.

So you were the one.

You're the one who
fired that thing at me.

Look, we're doing research,

working with technology
that's light-years beyond us,

and we make mistakes.

I'm incredibly,
incredibly sorry.

Well, next time, just be a
little more careful, okay?

That's what I said.

What the hell was
that thing, anyway?

You mean the drone?

The weapon the ancients
built to defend this outpost.

The who?

You do have security
clearance to be here?

Yeah, general O'Neill
just gave it to me.

Then you don't even know
about the Stargate.

The what?

Jack, you know the gate to another galaxy
requires an enormous amount of power.

Yes, I do. Find another way.

There's no other way.

Do you think there are more
of these "z" things in Atlantis?

Yes, and who knows
what else we could find.

This isn'tjust some other
civilization we're talking about.

These are the gate builders.

Weir: The potential wealth of
knowledge and technology...

It outweighs anything we've come across
since we stepped through the Stargate.

Well, with the amount of power
you'll need to make this trek,

odds are it'll be one-way.

Yes, we know.

But the benefit to humanity is
far greater than the risk, general.

And it is a risk that every one of my
expedition members is willing to take.

We think the gene was used as
a sort of genetic key, if you will.

So that only their
kind could operate

certain dangerous or
powerful technologies.

So some people have the
same genes as these ancients?

The specific gene is very rare,

but on the whole, they look
very much like we do.

In fact, they were first.

We're the second
evolution of this form.

The ancients having
explored this galaxy

for millions of years before...

Major, please don't.

Come on, what are the odds of me
having the same genes as these guys?

Quite slim, actually.

Dr. Weir! Don't move.

Who is this?

I said "don't touch anything."

I just sat down.

Major, think about where
we are in the solar system.

Did I do that?

We could be on our way to discovering
an entirely new ancient civilization.

At the best-case scenario, we meet
actual ancients who are willing to help us.

But if we don't...

General, we need him.

Sorry, doc, I need Daniel here.

I'm talking
about major Sheppard.

Oh!

Don't you have a dozen
or so people already

who can use
the ancient technology?

Yes, with concentration and
training, they can make it work.

But John Sheppard,
he does it naturally.

You know, I've checked
into his record.

I know about the whole supposed
black Mark in Afghanistan.

He was trying to save the
lives of three servicemen.

Disobeying a direct
order in the process.

I have read your own
file, general. Please.

Right.

Okay, it's your expedition.

You want him, you ask him.

That's the thing. I have.

Really?

This isn't a long trip, so I'll
be as succinct as possible.

Well, that's pretty succinct.

Thank you.

I told Dr. Weir
that I'd think about it.

And?

So? Well? What?

With all due respect, sir, we were
just attacked by an alien missile,

and then I found out
I have some mutant gene.

Then there's
this Stargate thing.

And these expeditions
to other galaxies.

You know, this isn't about you,
Sheppard. It's a lot bigger than that.

Right now, at this very second,

whether I decide to go on this
mission or not, seems to be about me.

Let me ask you something.

Why did you become a pilot?

I think people who don't
want to fly are crazy.

And I think people who don't
want to go through the Stargate

are equally as whacked.

Now, if you can't give me a "yes"
by the time we reach McMurdo,

I don't even want you.

Simon,

if you're watching this,

it means the president has been kind
enough to Grant you security clearance.

I'm not going on a diplomatic
mission to another country.

I'm going to another planet

in another galaxy by means
of a device called a Stargate.

Millions of years ago, there was a
race of beings we call the ancients.

They created a network of these
Stargates throughout our galaxy

in order to travel
freely among their worlds.

We don't know why, but
they left for another galaxy

somewhere between
5 and 10 million years ago,

taking their entire city
along with them.

That city was called Atlantis.

I have been assembling
an expedition team

in order to try to find Atlantis

and, hopefully, the ancients,
who left earth all those years ago.

I want to do this, Simon,
with all my heart.

You know me well enough to know

I could never turn down
an opportunity like this,

but I wanted
the chance to tell you.

Female operator: The cellular
customer you are trying to reach

is currently outside
the coverage area.

No kidding.

I narrowed it down to about
three things, but after a week,

it just kind of fell into place.

Does anyone else here speak whatever
language these guys are speaking?

Beckett: I just need a couple
of minutes to finish my work...

You're not helping by
standing there.

You've got five minutes to
get it going, or I'm leaving it.

Everything in here has been
double-checked and triple-checked

and cleared for takeoff.
Leave it alone.

Look, colonel,
I don't answer to you.

He said the same to me, sir.

That's what your side arm's for.

So the eight-chevron address
is what tells our gate

to look for a point in space
outside of our galaxy,

so we won't know until it locks.

Are we there yet?

We're just waiting on Dr. McKay.

It should work now. I've got it.

Okay, sergeant, give it a try.

The zpm should light up when it senses
a conductive connection to the gate.

Oh, yeah.

Colonel.

Can I have everyone's
attention, please?

Weir: All right, here we go.

We're about to try
to make a connection.

We have been unable to predict exactly
how much power this is going to take,

and we may only get
the one chance at this.

So if we're able to
achieve a stable wormhole,

we're not going to risk
shutting the gate down.

We'll send in the malp robot
probe, check for viability and go.

Everything in one shot.

Now, every one of you
volunteered for this mission,

and you represent
over a dozen countries.

You are the world's
best and brightest.

And in light of the adventure
we are about to embark on,

you're also the bravest.

I hope we all return one
day having discovered

a whole new realm
for humanity to explore.

But as all of you know,

we may never be
able to return home.

I'd like to offer you all one last
chance to withdraw your participation.

Begin the dialing sequence.

Let me make myself clear, major.

You are not here by my choice.

I'm sure you'll warm up to me
once you get to know me, sir.

As long as you remember
who's giving the orders.

Technician: Chevron two encoded.

That would be Dr. Weir, right?

Technician:
Chevron three encoded.

Chevron four encoded.

Nice.

Thank you.

Technician:
Chevron five encoded.

Chevron six encoded.

This is it.

Seriously, doctor, calm down.
You're embarrassing me.

I've never been so
excited in my entire life.

Chevron eight is locked.

Send the malp.

We have malp telemetry.

What is it we're looking at?

Technician:
Switching to zero locks.

McKay: The radar
indicates a large room.

Structurally intact?

Environmental sensors say
there's oxygen.

No measurable toxins.

We have viable life support.

It looks like we're
not getting out of this.

Dr. Weir, you have a go.

Thank you, sir.

Let's go, people. We don't
know how much power we've got.

Security teams one and two,
you're up first.

All other personnel
will follow on our signal.

Once on the other side,
keep moving.

Clear the debarkation area.

On my lead.

Weir: Hold on, colonel.

We go through together.

Fair enough.

Jack, it's not too
late for me...

I can just grab my... no.

Sumner on radio:
All clear. It looks good.

Expedition team, move out.

What's it feel like?

Hurts like hell, sir.

Teams one and two,
secure the immediate area.

Everyone else, find an open space
and park it until instructed otherwise.

Who's doing that?

Security teams,
any alien contact?

Man 1: Negative, sir.

Man 2: Team four,
negative, colonel.

The lights are coming
on by themselves.

That's everyone.

General O'Neill?

Atlantis base offers greetings
from the Pegasus galaxy.

You may cut power to the gate.

They look like ships.

Spaceships!

I love it.

Dr. Weir, you have to see this.

I have a lot of things
to see. Just be careful.

I didn't touch anything.

Relax, major. It's like the entire
complex is sensing our presence

and coming to life.

This has got to
be the control room.

This is obviously
their version of a dhd.

Obviously.

This area could be
power control systems,

possibly a computer interface...

Hey. Why don't you find out?
Right.

Sumner on radio:
Dr. Weir, colonel Sumner.

Could you come down
and meet me, please?

We 're three levels
down from you.

Right away.

We've only been able to secure
a fraction of the place. It's huge.

So it might really be
the lost city of Atlantis?

I'd say that's a good bet.

Oh, my god.

We're underwater.

Sumner: I'd say we're under
several hundred feet of ocean.

If we can't dial out,
this could be a problem.

McKay: Colonel, Dr. Weir...

We're underwater.

Yes, I was just
coming to tell you.

Fortunately, there's some sort of
a force field holding back the water.

Boy, that is impressive,
isn't it?

Dr. Beckett has found
something you should see.

In the hope of spreading
new life in a galaxy

where there appeared to be none.

Soon, the new life
grew and prospered.

It's a hologram.
The recording loops.

This is my second time through.

What have we missed? Not much.

Exchange
knowledge and friendship.

In time, a thousand worlds
bore the fruit of life in this form.

Then one day, our people set foot upon
a dark world where a terrible enemy slept.

Never before had we encountered
beings with powers that rivaled our own.

In our overconfidence, we were
unprepared and outnumbered.

The enemy fed upon the defenseless
human worlds like a great scourge

until finally,
only Atlantis remained.

This city's great shield was powerful
enough to withstand their terrible weapons.

But here, we were
besieged for many years.

In an effort to save
the last of our kind,

we submerged our great city
into the ocean.

The Atlantis Stargate was the
one and only link back to earth

from this galaxy.

And those who remained
used it to return to that world

that was once home.

There, the last survivors of Atlantis
lived out the remainder of their lives.

This city was left to slumber,

in the hope that our
kind would one day return.

So the story of
Atlantis is true.

The great city
that sank in the ocean.

Beckett: It just didn't
happen on earth.

Well, the ancient
Greeks must have heard it

from one of the
surviving ancients.

I don't like the fact
they got their asses kicked.

Beckett: Let's see it again
from the beginning.

Stop. Turn it off.

Power levels throughout the
city are dropping like a stone.

What does that mean?

If we don't stop everything we're
doing right now, we are dead.

Please tell me
this is not my fault.

Thank you.

From what we've
been able to ascertain,

the city is powered by
three zero-point modules.

Two are entirely depleted, and the
third is reaching maximum entropy.

When it does, it will die, too,
and nothing can reverse that.

Just tell me the bottom line.

The force field
holding back the ocean

has collapsed to its
minimum sustainable levels.

Look, you can see here and here

where the shield's already
failed and the city's flooded.

McKay: It could've
happened years ago.

This section is likely more
protected because of the Stargate.

What if it fails completely?

It's a matter of "when,"
not "if."

Colonel Sumner, you need
to order your security teams

to stop searching
the city immediately.

All security teams
fall back to the gate room.

That's not going
to be good enough.

All right,
how much time do we have?

It's hard to say.
Hours, maybe days,

if we minimize
power expenditure.

What about our
own power generators?

We're working on that.

Even with our most advanced
naquadah-powered generators,

the equations are
coming up far short.

So we need to find more zpms.

How do we do that if
we can't search the city?

If there were more here,
we'd be able to detect them.

Can we use the Stargate?

There's nowhere near enough power
to open a wormhole back to earth.

Maybe somewhere in this galaxy.

That's relatively easy.

Fortunately, some ancient technology still
uses good, old-fashioned push buttons,

so we've been able to access
the Stargate control system

and a library of known gate
addresses in the database.

That's not all. Look at this.

Just like the Iris on
the earth gate.

Using power. Using
power. Using power.

At least we don't have to
deal with any uninvited guests.

Colonel, assemble a team.

We need safe harbor, or
better still, another power source.

Lieutenant Ford, gather security
teams one and two. Everyone gear up.

Major, I'd like you to go along.

Yes, ma'am.

All right, pick an address.
Start dialing.

Chevron one encoded.

Rodney.

Fine.

Ready malp 4
for off-world recon.

The malp reads full viability

and no immediate signs of
activity around the Stargate,

but it's pitch black.

For now, we're going to use

the tried-and-true system for
identification of inbound gate travelers.

Let's move out!

Please, don't hurt us.

Please! They're just playing.

Everything okay here, Sheppard?

Yes, sir. Just a couple of kids.

Halling.

I don't know what that means.

It's his name.

Oh!

Halling, it's nice to meet you.

Are you here to trade?

Trade.

Yes. We're traders.

Now, how many times have I told
you not to play in the forest after dark?

I'm just glad you're safe.

Teyla will wish
to meet with you.

Come.

Sumner: Parker, smitty,
you're on gate duty.

Dial Atlantis base and let the good
doctor know we've made contact

with the indigenous people.

Sir, if you don't
mind my asking,

I noticed you've got a
problem with major Sheppard.

My problem, lieutenant,
is with his record.

Idonthke anybody who doesn't
follow the proper chain of command.

Yes, sir.

What was that mask you had on?

It helps you see in the dark.
Check it out.

Whoa!

Let me see.

Whoa! Can I have it?

No. What's the mask you got on?

This? Wraith.

Wraith? What's that?

You don't know?

What world do you come from?

Can we go there?

Afraid not.

I come from
a galaxy far, far away.

Halling: It's halling.
I bring men from away.

Enter.

These men wish to trade.

It's nice to meet you.

I am Teyla emmagan,
daughter of tagan.

Colonel Marshall Sumner,
major Sheppard, lieutenant Ford.

Sumner: We have very
few specific needs.

We do not trade with strangers.

Is that a fact?

Well, then we'll just have
to get to know each other.

Me, I like Ferris wheels
and college football.

Anything that goes more
than 200 miles per hour.

Sir, that's not going
to mean anything to them.

Feel free to speak up.

I'm just trying to
break the ice here.

These people can't help us.

I'd rather not waste our time.

Each morning before dawn,
our people drink a stout tea

to brace us for the coming day.

Will you join us?

I love a good cup of tea.

Now there's another
thing you know about me.

We're practically
friends already.

Bates: We didn't even know it
was there until the sun came up.

Looks more promising than
anything else these folks have to offer.

Plenty of shelter,
nice little valley.

Locafion, locafion, locafion.

The city of
the ancestors is not safe.

We can handle ourselves.

The wraith will come.

Who are these wraith?

We have never met anyone
who did not know.

You have now.

If the wraith have never touched
your world, you should go back there.

We'd like to but we can't.

See, here's the thing, ma'am,
we've got ourselves into a bit of a bind,

and we may need a safe place
to stay for a while.

Our people have long believed
that the wraith will come

if we venture into the old city.

But it is a belief we've not
tested in some time.

Gentlemen.

Look, I don't care
what they say.

That city is worth a look.

Not to mention the possibility
there could be zpms there

that they don't
know or care about.

What if the wraith are the
enemy the ancient hologram lady

is talking about?

All the more reason for us
to have a defensible position

should we have
to abandon Atlantis.

Stay here and
find out what you can.

Ford, you head back to the
gate and report in to Weir.

Tell her we'll have answers
for her in a few hours.

Yes, sir.

Well, I guess it's
just you and me.

And him.

Your leader looks through
me as if I were not there.

Do I?

You truly cannot
return to your world?

Then there is
something you should see.

How much further is this place?

Not far.

Tell me some good news, Rodney.

I can't do that.

The shield has held back
the ocean for centuries.

And probably would've kept going for
years more, but our arrival changed that.

Now it's nothing more than a thin shell
between the buildings and the water.

We stopped exploring.
The damage was already done.

Another section of the city on the far
side was flooded an hour or so ago.

Even occupying this room
is draining power.

We need to evacuate the moment
colonel Sumner reports back it's safe.

You're saying we have
to abandon the city?

The sooner we leave,
the longer that shield holds.

I used to play here as a child.

I believe this is where the
survivors hid from the wraith

during the last great attack.

Let me...

We mastered fire long ago.

I guess so.

What's this?

I lost this years ago.

How did you... it was
just lying right over there.

It was reflecting off the light.

Someone's been busy.

The drawings in
the caves are extensive.

Many must date back
thousands of years or more.

Does this represent the
destruction of your city?

This drawing far predates that.

So, what? Someone knew
it was going to happen?

I believe it happens
again and again.

The wraith allow our
kind to grow in numbers.

And when that number
reaches a certain point,

they return to
cull their human herd.

Sometimes, a few hundred years
will pass before they awaken again.

We've visited many, many worlds.

I know of none
untouched by the wraith.

The last great holocaust
was five generations ago.

But still they return in smaller
numbers to remind us of their power.

That's a hell of a way to live.

We move our
hunting camps around.

We try to teach our children
not to live in fear, but it is hard.

Some of us can
sense the wraith coming.

That gives us warning.

We should go.
It will be dark soon.

Ford: Mam days are short here.

Sumner: Major Sheppard,
this is colonel Sumner. Come in.

Colonel,
this is lieutenant Ford.

Major Sheppard is out of
radio range at the moment.

Where the hell is he?

Ford: I think Teyla wanted
him to see something.

Defensive positions.

Colonel, we have
gate activity here.

Colonel, three bandits
headed your way.

Take cover!

Get up.

What is it?

The wraith.

Woman: Just leave it.

Jinto, come.

Jinto.

Fire on that target!

Teyla!

Bates: Colonel, they're on
the ground. They're all around us.

Teyla?

They're not really there.

Do not trust your eyes.

The wraith can make you
see things that are not there.

We must hurry.

Sheppard:
Colonel, this is Sheppard.

What you see on the ground
is just an illusion.

Concentrate your
fire on the ships!

Fire at the ships!

Bates, snap out of it!
They're everywhere, sir.

Take that thing down!

Teyla!

Stackhouse: Sir,
the colonel's been taken.

The gate is coming on again.
Two enemy ships approaching.

Sheppard: Let them go.
There are friendlies on board.

Look at the dialing device. Burn
those symbols into your mind.

Sheppard: Son of a...

Jinto: Help me.

I can't find my father.

Here it comes.

What am I looking for?

There. Another part of
the force field just failed.

I don't think we have much time.

How are we doing?

Look, if we can just buy ourselves
another day, maybe we could...

The city is sacrificing parts of itself
in order to maintain these main areas,

but catastrophic
failure is inevitable.

Not in my wildest
dreams did I hope to find

the lost city of the ancients
so completely untouched,

so pristine, and we have no
choice but to walk away from this?

In order to save it.

To save it for whom?

We don't have enough power
to send a message.

As far as earth is concerned,

we're just going to be
missing, presumed lost.

We'll be back. We'll find a power
source somewhere in Pegasus.

We have yet to hear
from colonel Sumner.

We have no idea
what's out there.

We can't wait.
It is time to go, now.

Attention, all personnel.
This is Weir.

Stand by for
immediate evacuation.

Dial the gate.

We've got an incoming wormhole.

I'm reading lieutenant
Ford's identification code.

Let them in.

Step in, folks. Move
away from the puddle.

Major Sheppard.

Major Sheppard,
who are all these people?

Survivors from the settlement.
We were attacked.

Sumner and some of
our men were taken.

What's going on?

We are in no position
to help anyone right now.

What the hell's going on here?

We were about to
abandon the city.

Going back there
is a really bad idea.

Major Sheppard,
the shield is about to fail

and the ocean is about
to come crashing in on us.

Do you have a better
place for us to go?

Jinto, you have another
address we can gate to?

Yes, many.

He's just a boy.

I am jinto.

She's pleased to meet you.

The shield is collapsing.

I'm dialing an address.

Weir: No, wait. She's right.

We're moving!

We're on the surface.

I was hoping for another day.

It looks like we just got
a whole lot more than that.

Let's not waste it.

People, listen up. No one
gets to sit down until they clear

two pieces of
equipment off this deck.

Now, let's go.

McKay: The last zero-point
module is depleted,

but limited power has returned

now that our generators aren't
gonna hold back an ocean.

Life support systems
are working,

but the planet's
atmosphere is breathable,

notwithstanding
the inevitable allergens.

So now, could our naquadah
generator supply enough power

to the shield for
defensive purposes?

Not even close.

On the surface without a
shield? We're target practice.

I'm acutely aware of that,
major.

But thank you
for reinforcing it.

When can you tell me where the wraith
took colonel Sumner and the others?

Even with the six symbols
lieutenant Ford provided,

there are still
hundreds of permutations...

720. Yes.

I knew that, of course.
I'm just surprised you did.

Take away the coordinates you
can't get a lock on, and that's your one.

When you find it, send a malp.

Major? A word.

Let me guess.

You're not going to let
me rescue my people.

Major, you don't even
know if they're alive.

You don't leave people
in the hands of the enemy.

And the fact that we are having
this conversation in private

lets me know that you know
damn well that it's wrong.

And it will totally undermine
your leadership.

So as ranking
military officer...

All right, just shut up and listen
to me for a moment, all right?

Come on, what do we know
about the wraith?

One of the few
things we do know is

that they are the enemy
that defeated the ancients.

When we first began to use
the Stargate we found on earth,

we got ourselves into
serious trouble. Why?

I don't need a history lesson.

'Cause the people in
charge didn't consider

the ramifications
before they reacted.

They took our people.
How am I supposed to react?

And we're defenseless.
You said so yourself.

How do you know going off on
some half-assed rescue mission

isn't going to bring them all
right back here to our doorstep?

Maybe it will.

But it's the right
thing to do. Why?

Because it is.

John. Ifwetenotgomgtodoths,

and I mean right now, let's
just turn tail and pack up.

Because they're coming.
You don't know that.

Our people are in the hands of the enemy,
doctor. Do you know what that means?

It is just a matter of time
before the wraith figure out

that this is
the base of our operation.

I just need more information.

I mean, who knows? Maybe we
could negotiate a peaceful...

Peaceful? Are you kidding?

We weren't there for more than a
few hours before they showed up.

Is it possible they
came because of you?

And that one of these people you
brought back here with you tipped them off?

It's possible.

See, that is exactly the kind of
snap decision I'm referring to.

They're not all bad people.

And you know, if we're going to
stick around here, we need friends.

Okay, I see your point.

Now, you see mine.

I will not authorize a rescue
mission unless I am sure

there's at least
a remote chance of success.

I'm not sending more good
people, including you, to their deaths.

Okay.

Are you all right?

Where are we?

Any idea what to expect?

Your friend was the one
who said the wraith would come

if we went down into the ruins.

Perhaps you should
have heeded his warning.

How do I know he's not
the one who told them?

Someone comes.

I'm colonel Marshall Sumner...

No, please...

Take me in his place.

No, take me.

We're the ones
you're after, right?

I'm their leader.

They have no need
to explain themselves.

Yeah, I got that.

Technician: We're
receiving visual telemetry.

I can't see anything.

No atmospheric readings at all.

What was that?
Rotate the camera.

There goes that malp.

It's in space.

It's in high orbit around a planet
on the far side of the galaxy.

You're sure this
is the right address?

It's the only one
we could get a lock on.

Very well. Shut it down.

I'm sorry.

Come with me, major.

You think you can fly it?

What do you say we find out?

Dr. Beckett, what was it
you wanted me to see?

These cells have none of the normal
human inhibiting proteins whatsoever.

That gives them an
incredible ability to regenerate.

What about the movement
major Sheppard saw?

As far as independent behavior,

I'd say that anything he saw was
caused by a residual command language

in the severed nerve endings.

All right, anything else?

The being this arm belonged
to, if I was a betting man,

I'd say it was old.
Very, very old.

How old?

As long as the cells
are properly nourished,

I don't see a life form like this ever
dying of natural aging the way we do.

And they'd be
bloody hard to kill.

Idonthke the sound of that.

I don't blame you.

What is that noise?

I don't... he was right here.

Major!

Sheppard: You said you
wanted a tactical advantage?

All right, so you can
fly that thing.

It doesn't mean you
can pull off a rescue.

Doctor, this is why
you brought me here.

Ready? I have no idea.

This technology
is so far beyond us.

I mean, we haven't a clue
what we're dealing with.

For all I know, we could...

Yeah. Ready.

All right, boys,
get ready to go.

Gateship one, ready to go.

Gateship one?

A little puddle
jumper like this?

It's a ship.
It goes through the gate.

Gateship one.

No, that's all wrong.

Dr. McKay thought it was cool.

Okay. Well, it's official.

You don't get to
name anything. Ever.

Flight, this is puddle jumper.

We're go to launch.

This is flight. I thought we
were going with gateship.

Negative, flight.

Stand by.

It's a ship that
goes through the gate.

Fine.

Puddle jumper,
you are clear for launch.

Dial it up, lieutenant.

Be safe.

Wow, this is cool.

It looks like
you've got the hang of it.

I tell you what, lieutenant,

I know a lot of fighter pilots
who'd kill to fly this thing.

It's like it reads your mind.

Did you do that?

I was just wondering
where we go from here.

I'll take that as a yes.

So, how do we find
them once we land?

Now, I've been
thinking about that, too.

Now I'm thinking about
a nice Turkey sandwich.

Worth a try.

Lock and load.

All right, teams of two. Learn what you
can, lay down their defenses as you see fit.

I want to be able to light
this place up if we have to.

Two clicks, you're
clear to talk. Yes, sir.

Do not engage the enemy.

You're with me.

You must feel hunger by now.

I thought getting in was
going to be the hard part.

That's the first one we've seen.

Sheppard: The moving dot
should be him.

Go over there.

Yeah, that's you.

So, we've got ourselves
a life-signs detector.

We can name it later.

Teyla: Major.

Are you all right?
How did you find us?

Is my son alive?

He's well and waiting for you.

Where's colonel Sumner?

He was taken by the wraith.

We don't know where.

How about when?

Not long.

I knew something had
to go wrong.

Stackhouse: This is
Stackhouse. Go ahead, sir.

How about a diversion
in a little bit?

Sheppard: You're going to need
to make some noise out there.

Yes, sir.

Rig up enough 0-4 to blow a hole

and get these people out of
here on my signal, all right?

I can find
the colonel with this.

There aren't that
many wraith around.

I should be able to do this.

If I'm not back in 20 minutes,
blow the cells and get out.

You're the only one who can
fly these people out of here.

I'm going to fly us all out of
here, including the colonel.

I'm saying I should
be the one to go, sir.

20 minutes, I'll find him.

What do you call yourself?

Colonel Marshall Sumner,
United States marine corps.

So little fear.

Is it valor

or ignorance?

We travel through the
Stargate as peaceful explorers.

You must eat.

Yet you resist your hunger. Why?

Why have you taken
my people prisoner?

You trespassed upon
our feeding ground.

Feeding ground?

All living things must eat.

In this,
I am sure we are similar.

You feel hunger even now.

I can sense it.

Yet you resist.

Why do you care?

Hunger

is distasteful.

It looks to me like the food
didn't agree with him.

There we are quite
dissimilar, colonel Sumner.

We don't require

our food to agree with us.

What do you call your world?

What do you call your world?

What do you call your world?

Earth.

It is not among our stars.

Tell me of earth.

How many more are
there of your kind?

Thousands?

Millions?

More.

Our feeding ground
has not been so rich

in 10,000 years.

Your will is strong.

This one

begged for its life.

Is that the kind of treatment I can
expect for myself and my people?

As I've said,

all living things must eat.

Then we're done talking.

I think not.

Kneel

Kneel

I have not tasted such strength

in so long.

Go to hell.

Earth first.

How many years must I take from you
before you tell us what I wish to know?

Or shall I take them all?

Where is this
new feeding ground?

I won't.

Bring him.

How's the hand feeling?

Much better.

I'm sorry to hear that.

How did this come to you?

I don't remember.

Light it up.

Cover!

That has to kill you.

How'd you find me?

Tread marks. Standard issue.
Sir, let's go.

Wraith: You don't know
what you have done.

We are merely the caretakers
for those that sleep.

When I die,

the others will awaken.

All of them.

What's she talking about?
How many are left?

Sir, we need to leave.

Base, we're on the go.

Stackhouse: So are we.
Colonel Sumner?

Negafive.

McKay: Dr. Weir,

we're getting reports
in from all over the city.

There's some pretty
interesting stuff.

We've only been able to provide
power to certain sections, but even then,

the things that are
coming up are just...

I should never have let them go.

For what it's worth,
you made the right decision.

Give them time.

Major, the jumper is secure for the
moment, but we have a big problem.

Lieutenant, take our six.

I'm going to take
them back to the jumper.

I'll be right behind you.

There's nothing there.

I'm sure I saw something.

Only what the wraith
wish you to see.

Firing your weapon
will reveal our position.

Come on.

Get in!

Thank you, sir.

Let's try not to
make a habit of this.

We have incoming!

Now what am I thinking?

Everybody okay back there?

We are well enough.

I hope that was the hard part.

Crap.

I don't think we've
gotten to the hard part yet.

What can we do?

We're safe as long
as they can't see us.

They don't have to.

There's only one
way for us to go.

The minute we
activate the Stargate,

they can start shooting blind
and blow us away on our approach.

Then how can we get through?

We'll have to draw them away
from the gate and double back.

Be prepared to dial
the gate on my Mark.

Do you see anything like
a weapons console over there?

Try and go invisible again.

I tried. It must be damaged.
Dial the gate.

Technician:
Off-world activation!

Raise the shield.

Be ready to punch in
your code on the next pass.

What's the range
on these things?

Do we have
an identification code?

Nothing yet.

Enter your code. Hang on.

I'm reading
lieutenant Ford's idc.

Let them in.

Weir: Give them
a few more seconds!

We're going too fast.

I know.

Reactivate the shield!

Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to Atlantis.

Please remain seated till the
puddle jumper's come to a full

and complete stop.

I guess this is home now.

I guess so.

I'm thinking of a little
place with an ocean view,

out of the way.

Major, lieutenant,

I thought the occasion
merited opening this.

Compliments of general O'Neill.

Cheers.

You did good, John.

I don't know about that.

Hey, there was no way you
could have saved colonel Sumner.

I have to live with it.

I'm beginning to
think you were right.

I have made things much worse.

I haven't made us
many more friends out there.

Look around you.

I agree, major Sheppard.

You have earned both my
friendship and that of my people.

With our help, you will
make many more friends.

How come I never
make friends like that?

You need to get out more.

We're in another galaxy.
How much more out can you get?

Is there lemon in this?

One more thing, major,

something I'd
like you to sleep on.

I have a few
thoughts on it myself...

Thoughts about what?

Who the members of
your team might be.

My team?

Well, you are the ranking
military officer now,

or do you need to
be reminded of that?

We need to get back out
there, do what we came to do.

You realize that could get
us into all sorts of trouble,

right?

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