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Hey.

Hey.

How are you doing?

Good.

Did you get your hair cut?

Yeah. Why?

No reason.

Can I see your scar?

No.

Uh, fraiser says
it'll be about a week

before you... get out of here.

You know, it's funny.
I mean, after everything

we've been through
these past few years,

and, of all things,
it's my appendix

that lays me out.

But it's not gonna be aweek.

I mean, I practically——
I feel fine now.

Wantto go fishing?

Actually...

Iwouldn't, uh... well, maybe—...

Ah em. No. You know,

I——I think maybe I'll just—...

I will stay here
for 2 or 3... 3 days.

Bye.

Carter!

Sir. Hi.

How's Daniel?
Oh, he's gonna be fine.

What are you doing?

Uh, I'm getting ready
to do a detailed analysis

of the decay rate of
naouadah within the reactor.

It's really quite amazing.

Unlike plutonium,
naouadah actually has—...

Aah!

I'm on vacation.

Yes, sir.

So are you.

I know.

It's not that I'm happy
that Daniel's

in excruciating pain
or anything like that,

but I've actually been
looking forward

to an opportunity like
this for quite some time.

You know, maybe it's just me,

but I always thought
when one got some leave,

one actually left.

Daniel's recouping,

Teal'c's off visiting
his kid somewhere.

Personally, I have a date

with a little lake in Minnesota

where the bass grow that big.

Really?

Oh, yes.

What I'm describing
here, Carter,

involves a very special element.

This... is fun to me, sir.

Well, if playing
with your little reactor

sounds better than
exploring the lakes

and natural beauty
of northern Minnesota,

there's not much I can do.

Was that an invitation, sir?

Nothing wrong
with that, is there?

Couple of co—workers—...

Friends, if you will—— fishing.

Could be fun.

Heh.wow.

I——I appreciate
the offer, sir, really.

Sounds great.

But I should—— no sweat.

See you in a week.

And, by all means,

have fun.

Colonel...

Uh...

Have a good time.

Land of sky—blue waters,

loofahs...

"Yeah, sure, you
bet'cha, snookums,"

mosquitoes—...

Home of the loons.

Thor?

Hello?

Damn.

Damn.

Aah!

Aaah!

Uhh!

I'm pretty sure it was th e asgard
transportation technology.

For Jack's sake,
let's hope you're right.

It depends on what
they wantthis time, sir.

True.

Send a message through
th e Stargate to Teal'c.

Yes, sir.

This is general Hammond.

Get me major Davis
at the Pentagon.

O'Neill: Thor?

Thor: Greetings, O'Neill.

Turn right...

Then enter the door
at the end of the corridor.

O'Neill.

Thor.

You all right?

I am dying.

What happened?

It is, as you humans say,

a long story.

Does this have anything
to do with those...

Bugs in the hall?

I could not transport you
directly into this room.

Th e... bugs, as you call them,

are attracted to
the high—energy output

of the transporter.

What are they?

They are the enemy
of the asgard.

This would be the enemy
worse than the Goa'uld

you told me about?

I am weak.

The information you will need

is contained within the stones.

Forgive me.

For what?

Thor?

Colonel Jack O'Neill,

I have made
these recordings for you

in the eventthat I am dead

or unable to pass on
the necessary information.

Under my command,

thebelisknor was called
into battle

against an enemy
we have named replicators.

During the battle,

this ship became infested
by the technology.

The replicators
accessed the computer,

which contained information
about your planet

and plotted a course here.

The crew was transported
off the ship

I destroyed the outbound
transporter technology

to preventthe replicators
from escaping

and remained in the hopes
of stopping thebelisknor

from reaching earth.

If you are watching
this recording,

then I have failed,

and I have also
likely doomed you

to certain death.

Teal'c. Thank you for returning.

For what matter of urgency

have I been summoned,
general Hammond?

I think I witnessed
colonel O'Neill

being transported out of
the base by the asgard.

For what purpose?

We're not sure yet.

Hello? Testing,
testing, testing.

Is this thing on?

Colon El? Carter?

Sir, what's going on?

Well...

I need a spaz—12,

a bf—8,

io pounds of pbx,

and a usas at the base
of the Stargate

in, oh, 5 minutes?

That's a lot of explosives, sir.

May I ask why?

Yeah, basically,

Thor's ship has been over—run

by a bunch of nasty techno—bugs.

Were the asgard
not able to defeat them?

Guess not.

So, sir, are you saying
these bugs are technological?

Yeah.

Apparently, they plan to
land the ship and infest earth.

Thor says this would
not be a good thing.

Well, what are you going to do?

Destroy the ship

where's Thor?

Oh, he's here.

He's... just not feeling
too well at the moment.

We'll be ready
in 10 minutes, sir.

Thor can transport us
up there to help you.

Thank you, Carter, but
that's not gonna happen.

Thor's out cold.

Bugs got him pretty good.

But he did leave
some instructions

on how to run the toys up here.

So can you transport us up?

I could...

But I'm not going to.

What is your reasoning, O'Neill?

Anybody who comes up
is not getting down.

Well, sir, if you can't
get off the ship—...

Yeah. I know.

Look, my dime's almost up here.

Have the stuff ready
in 10 minutes.

Wish me luck.

Colon el—— major...

That's an order and it's final.

Good luck, Jack.

Thank you, sir.

Teal'c, see that
the ordinance is in place.

Major, to your knowledge,

if colonel O'Neill
is unsuccessful,

can the asgard ship

be destroyed by
a surface—to—air strike?

Sir, the asgard ships

have sophisticated
cloaking devices.

We've been looking
for it in orbit since

colonel O'Neill disappeared.
Still nothing.

So if we can't see it,
we can't target it.

The molecular
transportation device

has been pre—programmed
to target the area

directly in front of
your earth—based Stargate.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Enter these symbols

on the control console
in front of you.

30 seconds
after entering the code,

the targeted material
will be transported

to the indicated cargo hold.

Remember,

the transportation
tech nology...

Emits an energy pulse

strong enough to attract
the replicators.

Damn it! I gave you
people a direct order!

General Hammond
overruled you, sir.

We have away off the ship.

Grab what you can. Let's go!

Let's move!

Hey, buddy.

How you feeling?

Um, you remember Carter, Teal'c?

Why did you bring them?

Anyone?

We believed we could
be of assistance.

Now you will all die.

Actually, we don't think so.

Sir, there's a shuttle
prepping on the launch pad.

If we can transmit
the coordinates to NASA,

they can be here
within a matter of hours.

We also brought space suits
in case an Eva is required.

This pod can generate
an anti—gravity field,

making it easy to move.

Does the ship have an air lock?

Yes.

So, we just plant some
pbx, jump ship, and blow it.

What is p—b—x?

An explosive.

You just have to tell us
the best places to plant it.

All asgard ships

are equipped with
internal dampening fields

that activate in the event
of an explosion.

Well... how exactly

did you expect us
to destroy the ship?

If I knew a fast, simple method,

I would have destroyed
the ship myself

before endangering your lives.

Of course you would have.

The technical specifications
of the belisknor

were contained within
the recordings

I made for you.

Ohh. Um...

I haven't had time
to watch all the stones.

What?

Stick those on there.

Belisknor is powered

by 4 neutrino ion generators.

In your earth units
of measurement,

each engine outputs
a maximum of one billion—...

Yeah, my eyes glossed over
right about there.

Guess I better go through
all these recordings.

Is achieved
by 2 rear th rusters.

Welcome back, major.

General, iwish it
wasn't always under

such unusual circumstances.

Any further word
on the situation?

No, we've been unable to make

radio contact with sg—I.

Well, it's possible
the asgard cloaking device

is also blocking radio signals.

I see you've done
your homework, major.

General, all I do all day long

is read up
on the Stargate program.

Thor: They were discovered
on an isolated planet

in our home galaxy

some time ago.

The creators were not present.

Most likely destroyed
by their own creation.

The replicators were brought
aboard an asgard ship...

For stu dy

before the danger
could be fully comprehended.

We do that all the time.

Kind of expected more
from you guys.

Overconfidence in our technology

has been our undoing.

The entities learned
from the very means

that were employed to stop them.

They have become
a plague on our galaxy

that is annihilating

everything in its path.

Why haven't these little buggers

landed the ship already?

Their odds of survival

in a new environment

depend on numbers.

They are currently
feeding off the ship

and replicating.

Are you saying they're
actually eating the ship?

Ingesting the alloys, yes.

They will continue
until they risk compromising

the integrity of the hull.

Then they will land

in search of more raw materials.

How intelligent are they?

Thor: Their capacity for
learning is extremely high.

Each entity is capable
of individual behavior,

yet they all act
with a common purpose.

What's that?

Self replication.

Andthere does not appear
to be a way to stop them.

Carter: Hang on. Thor,

you said that they
wouldn't risk compromising

the integrity of the hull.

Correct.

Can this ship withstand
an uncontrolled re—entry

into the atmosphere?

No.

The heat from the friction

would cause the ship to burn up.

Wait a minute.
Are you trying to tell me

that with all this advanced
intergalactic tech nology

this ship can't
withstand a little heat?

In order to reflect
the subspace field

of the phase generators—...

So... no.

Yes.

Then all we have to do is crash
the ship into the atmosphere.

You will have to regain control

of the navigational computer.

Sounds like a plan.

That can only be done
from the bridge.

Well, there was a map
in the recordings.

Can we directthem
from here as they go?

Yes.

Hear that?

They are in the walls, O'Neill.

Carter on radio:
Colonel, can you hear me?

We h ear ya.

Carter on radio: You
want to go down that hall.

Why are some areas flashing?

They indicate the quadrants
of the ship

that the replicators
have disabled.

H—h—how do I zoom in?

Top left symbol.

Carter on radio: You want to go
th rough that door on your left.

Why can't I see any bugs
on this screen?

The firstthing
the replicators do

once aboard an asgard ship

is disable the sensors

capable of detecting them.

But I can still see
colonel O'Neill and Teal'c.

Thor: They are being detected

by the thermal sensors,

which cannot see
the replicators.

Are you ok?

I cannot use the ship's

automated medical system

if the replicators
have tam pered with it.

It could kill me.

W—w—we brought medical supplies,

and I have medical
field training.

You cannot help me.

O'Neill on radio: We there yet?

The door up ahead on your left

leads to the bridge.

It sounds as though there
are replicators inside.

Watch yourself.

Forget that.

O'Neill: Ok, new plan.

Carter: Nothing's been damaged.

Good.

Sir...

Thor's not doing well.

He says that pod could
put him into a deep stasis

that would preserve his life.

So do it.

He won't let me.

Hey.

I understand you're not being

a particularly
cooperative patient.

As long as I am conscious,

I still may be
of some assistance.

Yeah, however, if you're dead—...

As I have said...

If you do succeed

in destroying the ship,

we will all die.

And as Carter has said,

we might have a way
off this ship.

Wait a minute.

That's it.

Thor, you said
there are dampening fields

inside the ship
that prevent explosions.

What about outside the ship?

There are shields
around the ship,

but they would not
protect against a weapon

already inside the force field.

Ok, now, there was
a specific engine

in the information recordings.
It controls re—entry.

The deceleration drive.

Yes.

Carter: We brought
an explosive device

that's enhanced
with elementary naquadah.

Would that be enough to
destroy the deceleration drive?

This plan could work.

Plan?

What plan?

Sir, the bugs are gonna land
the ship themselves eventually.

The bf—8 mightjust be
enough firepower

to blow the deceleration drive.

Might?

If we blow it at the right time,

we can alter the entry path.

The ship would then
accelerate out of control

and burn up
in earth's atmosphere.

Teal'c: What needs
to be done then

is to place this explosive
outside of this vessel.

Someone's gonna
have to go out there.

Of course they are.

What are you doing
down here, Dr. Jackson?

I've just been informed, sir.

I was won dering if there was
anything I could do to help

general,

we're going to def—con 3.

The Russians have gone
on alert as a response.

The moment the asgard ship
attempts to land,

the president has decided to let the
rest of the world know what we know.

And then?

We hit it with
everything we've got.

Uh, sg—I is on that ship.

I have as much confidence
in sg—I as you, Dr. Jackson,

butthey left over an hour ago,

we've had
no communication since,

and we have no idea

what kind of atime frame
we're dealing with here.

Let's give 'em
a reasonable chance, major.

Yes, sir.

I'll try to define "reasonable"

to the Pentagon.

The bugs haven't overrun
the part of the ship

where the air lock is yet.

Let's do it.

Each tank has 6 hours of oxygen.

Whoever goes should have
plenty of time.

I will go.

I was gonna do it.

There is a radiation
concern, sir.

Teal'c: My symbiote protects me

from exposure to radiation
for a long period of time.

You go.

Carter on radio: It looks
like the top button

opens the inner door,

the middle one
depressurizes the air lock,

and the bottom one
opens the outer door.

Yeah, Roger that.

Can you hear me?

Indeed.

You might wanna think about...

Hangin' on tight out there.

Let's do it.

Say something.

One small step for Jaffa.

Very nice.

Oh, crap.

Teal'c, how's it going?

Teal'c on radio: I am returning.

I don't suppose you
could step on it,

could ya?

Teal'c on radio: I am moving
as quickly as possible, O'Neill.

Carter?

Yes, sir, I'm working on it.

The door will not open.

Yeah, hang on.

Oh, god.

His tank just blew!

O'Neill!

Carter!

Carter on radio: Sir, I'm
trying to use the transporter

to beam him inside,
but it's not working.

The transporter array
on that side of the ship

must have been knocked out
by the bugs.

We can still do this,

but Teal'c's gonna
have to push off.

What?

The other transporter arrays
could pick him up,

but only if he's far
enough away from the ship.

Teal'c,

we're gonna try
to beam you aboard,

butyou have to push off
from the ship first.

You read? You have to push off!

He's taking too long.

Isn't there some way to re—aim
the transporter array?

Damn.

Carter. I'm trying.

Got it!

Teal'c!

Teal'c!

Come on.

Teal'c!

Come on! Come on!
Come on! Breathe!

Oh, yeah.

That's followin' orders.

Can you move?

I can, O'Neill.

Come on.

Still no communication
of any kind? No, sir,

and NORAD's still reporting
no sign of the alien ship

Dr. Jackson, are you ok?

I'll be fine.

Why don't you go
back up to the infirmary.

I promise iwill notify you
as soon as there's any news.

Sir, I——I know there's
no reason for me to be here,

but I just—...

I feel like I should be here.

That's not totally true.
I feel like actually

I should be up there with them.

Now you know how! Feel
most of the time.

According to the sch ematic,

that was the only one
left untouched by the bugs.

You gonna be ok?

Teal'c: I will be fine.

What happened?

He was dying. I had
to put him into stasis.

So we wait and blow the bomb

at the right time.

Which is... when?

When we start
to enter the atmosphere.

Too early an d, th eoretically,

the entry could
be aborted by the bugs.

If we wait too long
into the descent,

the bomb could burn off

before we could detonate.

Think you can fix
that beam—down thing?

Not without Thor's help, sir.

I better contact Hammond.

Let him know what to expect.

All right, this thing's
not workin'.

Thor was correct.

We are going to die.

Aw, come on, Teal'c, lighten up.

We've been in these
situations before.

No, sir, we haven't.

We haven't?

The vessel is beginning
its descent.

I have an idea, sir.

Harriman: Sir, NORAD's reporting

th ey've spotted
an unidentified object

entering the upper
atmosphere over the pacific.

They've disabled the ship's
cloaking device.

Object's on a controlled entry.

Projected landing
on the west coast

of the United States, sir.

Of course, this could
also be a sign

th ey've already
lost th e battle.

Hammond: This is
general Hammond.

Atthis time, I recommend
going to def—con 2.

Deploy all available assets

to intercept the alien ship.

General...

I'm sorry, Dr. Jackson.

But if that ship makes it
through the atmosphere intact,

we have no choice but
to assume sg—I failed.

We must destroy it

by whatever means necessary.

All right, Carter, let's do it.

Here we go.

The Russians have also spotted

the incoming object
and are inquiring.

The joint chiefs will respond.

I'll have to call you back.

They're gonna use it to escape.

Like you did from the apophis
mothership. It could work.

It will work. They'll gate to
another planet andthen home.

You had a d.H.D. They don't.

Even disconnected, there should
be enough power to dial out once.

This is Hammond.
I want the beta gate

unpacked from storage
immediately.

Yes, you heard me.
I want it unsealed

and ready for use as soon
as humanly possible.

Where are we going?

P3x—234.

I hear it's nice there
this time of year.

We got bugs.

O'Neill!

Bandit is still
on controlled entry.

Present heading, 1—9—6.

Get down!

Let's go, Carter!

Can we blow this thing yet?

Not yet!

Carter!

Not yet!

Carter!

Now!

Davis: I understand
that, captain.

Whati need to know
is what do you see?

Do you have a visual?

The 10th squadron's airborne,
on intercept course.

The target has changed heading.

It's dropped out of
controlled entry vector.

Target is breaking up.

We have visual confirmation.

A fireball heading
for the pacific ocean,

400 miles off the coast
of California.

Naval recovery teams are moving
in to deal with any wreckage.

I'm sure you were right,
Dr. Jackson.

The point of commandeering
the Stargate

had to be an escape.

I just hope they made it
out in time.