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Dr. Jackson, colonel.

General.

The message I got
was pretty vague.

There was atransmission
we got from the tok'ra.

They say who was coming?

No.

Th ey say why?

No, sir.

Now, see, I—— that's rude.

I hate that.

Voice on intercom:
Receiving tok'ra idc.

Opening the Iris.

In fact, the tok'ra are starting

to annoy me in general.

Sir?

Don't get me wrong, Carter,

your dad's great.

I love him like a brother,

but it's justthat
every time they show up,

it seems like there's kinds of—...

Yep, that looks
like trouble to me.

The high council of tok'ra

sends its greetings.

Welcome. I'm general Hammond.

Colonel O'Neill, Dr. Jackson,

major Carter, and Teal'c.

This is marnon.

You may call me anise.

Anise.

It means noble strength.

Um, I'm Daniel. It means, uh...

God is myjudge.

I'm Jack. It means...

What's in the box?

These armbands
were recently discovered

among some ancient ruins
on a remote planet.

I don't recognize
the symbols. May I?

The language belongs to a race

called the atoneeks.

Their existence and demise

predates the Goa'uld.

Atoneeks. I think
jolinar knew about these.

They're supposed
to give the wearer

incredible speed
and strength, right?

Yes. Many thought
it was just a myth.

Still, the Goa'uld
and the tok'ra

have both sought these devices

for some time.

Obviously not a myth.

The tok'ra were very excited

when I found them.

You foundthem?

My area of expertise

is ancient cultures.

Oh, mine, too.

Yes, I know.

We hope the devices

will provide our operatives

with a great new
physical advantage

in the fight againstthe Goa'uld.

However...

They don't work for you.

Our top scientific minds

have researched the technology

at length.

To the best of our knowledge,

the devices should work.

However, something causes them

to rej ect the tok'ra
physiology.

You're symbiote.

That is a likely assumption.

Then the device will most likely

be ineffective on me as well.

Yes, which is why
I brought only 3.

Uh, I still
have a protein marker

left by jolinar.

Hopefully, that
will have no effect.

Incredible speed and strength.

In fact, according
to the inscriptions,

they should greatly increase

all of your natural abilities.

That's kin da cool.

In the interests
of the tok'ra/human

alliance,

I expected you would cooperate.

Couldn't we take some time
to learn a little more

about these things?

Perhaps major Carter
and Dr. Jackson—...

I had hoped to begin
human trial experiments

immediately.

What's the rush?

If you are not
willing to trust us

and participate,

iwill find human subjects

on another planet.

Fine.

Host: Colonel, please forgive

the scientist anise.

She has worked
very hard for this.

I assure you,
every safety precaution

will be taken.

Anise: What is your answer?

This is atok'ra biosensor.

It will monitor

every aspect of your
physiological condition.

Whoa!

It will transmit readings
to this device

where they will be recorded

for the duration
of the experiment.

Ready?

As I'll ever be.

What's that mean?

The device is working.

I don't feel like leaping
any tall buildings.

Anise: It may take time

for the device
to adjust to your body.

We believe
it was designed this way

to gradually give you a chance

to adapt to your new abilities.

In the meantime,
feel free to move around

and interact
with your environment

as you normally would.

The biosensor
will transmit readings

over a significant distance.

Do you still feel no effects
from the armband, O'Neill?

No, and you know something?

I'm starting to think
this thing's a crock.

Come on, Teal'c, bring it!

You're going easy.

I am attempting to make

physical contact
with you, O'Neill,

because you're a boxer
with great proficiency today.

Really? I feel a little stiff.

Uhh!

Teal'c?

So, are you feeling any better?

I will be fine, Dr. Fraiser.

Teal'c, I'm really sorry.

You are not.

He's right about that.

Please squeeze this.

What is it?

It will measure your strength.

Your strength is 5 times
that of a normal human.

So, no increase then, eh?

Physiology remains
otherwise normal.

Well, I, uh—— I feel good.

And, uh, you seem
to have developed

a bit of a sweet tooth.

Anise: Your metabolism
is increasing

to match the energy
your body now requires.

You were going to show me
how to read this thing.

I will. First,
it is time to increase

the number of subjects
in the experiment.

I don't really
feel any different.

Just wait.

Hey.

Hey.

Notice anything yet?

You're eating a lot.

Hmm. Give ittime.

Did you just read that?

I guess.

I don't suppose there's
another book around

that explains this book.

What reason did hobbs give

for the fall
of the civilization?

Failing agricultural
infrastructure.

Jack, that's unbelievable.

Hey, it's just theory.

Want me to read to you?

Sam?

Yeah?

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm just running a fewtests

on the material
the armband's made of.

Ah! It's a little dark,
don't you think?

Is it?

Ow, that's bright.

Yeah. Lights were out.

I came in, and I
didn't even realize.

Fraiser: Well,
it looks normal to me.

I could see in the dark

as well as if the lightwas on.

You're running
a slighttemperature.

Anise is monitoring our vitals.

Yes, I know.

You don't trust her biosensors?

No, I'm sure her technology

is very advanced
and very accurate.

So you don't trust her?

I'd like to run
a full blood screen.

Very good.

I'm not even sweating.

In fact, ithinkthat
thing's slowing me down.

Squeeze this.

Sorry.

I mean, it's
the most unbelievable,

incredible thing
I've ever experienced.

I mean, I've cross—referenced

the symbols on the armband

against every written
language on earth

in an hour.

What did you find?

Well, nothing, but
you see, the point is,

I can read really fast.

Here are my notes
on the atoneeks.

I thought you
might be interested.

You write in a notebook?

My host Freya enjoys

the tactile sensation
of handwriting.

The inscription says

with great power comes
great responsibility.

And the ability to effect
great consequences.

You haven't speculated in here

on whythe atoneek
became extinct.

No. My primary concern
up until now

was finding the armbands

and then determining
how they worked.

What does that mean?

Anise: I believe
all the armbands

have now reached
their maximum potential.

Anise, can I see you
for a moment?

They all have significantly
raised body temperatures.

They are in no danger.

I disagree. Their symptoms
are indicative

of the presence of avirus.

Anise: You are correct.
My biodata indicates

the armband released avirus

into their systems.

Doesn't that concern you?

Anise: It must be
howthe technology

accesses the human physiology.

It took a different
amount of time

in each individual

because of each subject's

unique reaction to the virus.

Fraiser: That's all speculation.

Major Carter's blood work

showed a dangerous amount
of adrenaline in her system.

I objectto the interference
in my experiment.

I objectto
being kept in the dark

about the condition of people

whose health
I am responsible for.

Are you suggesting
I would risktheir health?

Doctor, we're seeing

some really interesting results.

Are you saying that we should

discontinue the experiment?

Until we know more

about the physical effects
of this virus, yes.

I say we remove the armbands

and we run more tests
to make sure

that these changes
aren't permanent or damaging.

General.

No, I'm sorry.

If there's one thing I've
learned in my time here, it's that

there's nothing wrong
with a little prudence

when dealing with alien devices.

Based on Dr. Fraiser's
recommendation,

I've decided to stop
the experimenttemporarily.

What? Why?

Hammond: We'd like
to get a better read

on exactly what these things
are really doing to you.

General.

I'd rather not do that, sir.

Fraiser: I think
the armbands may be having

a narcotic—like effect.

Wearing them
may become addictive.

It's just one of the things
that I would like to rule out.

Please, take the armbands off.

But—...

Are you refusing to comply

with a direct order?

Uh, a little problem here, sir.

Colonel?

Having a hard time complying.

We have tried everything

short of surgically
removing their arms.

We'll hold that option
in reserve.

You must admit

the positive effect
is astonishing.

As long as there's no downside.

There is no evidence
of any downside.

Yet.

Find away to getthose
armbands off my people.

O'n eill: Teal'c,
how much do I have on here?

It appears to be

approximately

really?

Not bad.

Are you not concern ed because
the armband cannot be removed?

Nope. this thing's great.

We will not resume
our duties as sg—I

as long as this
experiment continues.

Yeah, well... I'm gonna have to

have a little chat
with Hammond about that.

I mean, we should
be using these things.

Hey.

Hey.

What are you working on?

I'm writing a book

on wormhole physics,

butthis damn computer

isn't fast enough.

When the buffer's full,

I have to wait

for it to catch up

you know, we really
could use your help

you just don't get it, Janet.

I don't want to take it off.

Ok. I realize they're
making you feel really good—...

Look,

I have written
athousand—page book

in under 2 hours.

This is something
I've been dying to do,

but I haven't had the time.

Sam. Janet.

Absolutely not.

Oh, come on, general, why did we

putthese things on
in the first place?

We still aren't sure what
the long—term effects will be.

We shouldn't be sitting
around wasting this stuff.

We ought to be out
kicking some Goa'uld butt.

I mean, look atthis.

Sorry about that, general.

Colonel, I'm concern ed
that you aren't

in full control
of your new abilities.

Well, you may be
right about that.

It's just so damn exciting, sir.

I'm sure it is.

And even if we're
not in total control,

shouldn't we be out
there doing the damage

instead of in your office?

I'm concerned for
your well—being, colonel.

And I appreciate it,
and you're the boss.

Whatever you say goes.
I just want you to know

that we're here for you,
ready to go.

Just——just say th e word.

Thank you.

Seriously. Say it. Say the word.

Dismissed.

We can be ready in 3 seconds.

Colonel.

Colonel! Heck, we're ready!

Jack, please,

just getthe hell
out of my office.

Yes, sir.

Hey, siler.

Crap.

This is ridiculous.
It was an accident.

Siler has a broken arm
and a concussion.

He'll pull through.

I sent flowers.

You have to admit,
it's a little scary.

I mean I feel like
I could do anything.

Well, all I know is
I'm gonna starve to death.

I don't know about you guys,

buti am having some
serious protein cravings.

Steak.

I could go for that.

Big, red juicy meat.

O'Malley's in town.

Let's go.

Let's eat.

How high do you think
that fence was?

20, 25 feet?

I'd say more like 30.

What can I get you?

Uh...

3 of the biggest
steaks you've got

with everything—— rare—...

Baked potato.

You got it.

Excuse me. That was for me.

Jackson: Yeah, I'm gonna
have 3 as well.

4.4 is good. Yeah.

Me, too, and
French fries with mine.

Oh, and a diet soda.

I like the taste better.

So, has it occurred to anyone

that we're defying
a direct order?

Well, it's not like we haven't

defied orders before.

Well, yeah, but
that was to save earth.

Earth, steaks.
There's a difference?

We'll be back before
anyone knows we're gone.

Howthe hell did you do that?

You wanna go double or nothing?

No. I think I'll cut my losses.

Smart move.

What are you
laughing at, you geek?

Geek?

Excuse me?

Let it go.

No. Notthis time.

Yeah, what are you gonna do?

Well, this is a cliche.

Right, ok.

I thought the devices

were supposed to
enhance them physically,

not make them stupid.

You'd have to ask anise
aboutthat, sir.

All I can tell you is
that their erratic behavior

could be explained

by the increase
in various hormone levels.

You could almost describe it
as a sort of intoxication.

My concern is
how do we contain them

if they are that strong
and that fast?

The concern is
greater than that, sir.

Blood tests
show early indication

of multiple organ failure.

The human body wasn't meant
to be putthrough this.

Are you saying they'll die

if we don't get
these things off them?

I believe the key is the virus

the armband is used
as an intermediary.

There's no magic pill
that'll combat a virus,

but there are a few
treatments we could try.

But that's no guarantee?

No, sir.

Than k you, doctor.

Can you explain to me
why several witnesses

put you people

at a restaurant in town
last night?

Sir—— sir,

I can't tell you how—...

I can explain that.

No, I can't.

We were very hungry, sir.

The report says
there was a brawl.

More of a scuffle, sir.

You're lucky you didn't
kill any of those men.

No. We were very careful
aboutthat, general.

What am I supposed
to do with you people?

General, I can't tell
you how sorry we are,

but Carter wanted a steak.

Actually, it was your idea...

My point is,

sir. General...

The fact that we
were defying orders

didn't even occur to us

until we were actually defying.

It's like the armbands
are having an effect

on our ability
to make rational choices.

General Hammond, I
have received a message

from the tok'ra high council.

What?

I reported the progress
of the experiment

andthey have made a suggestion.

Regarding?

The high council
would like to forward

the idea of putting sg—I's

new skills into practical use.

Yes! Sir.

What are they suggesting?

We have just received
new information

regarding a new
class of battleship

that apophis is building.

Just received?

Our internal attempt at
sabotage has already failed.

However, based
on our intelligence,

a special covert team could—...

You've known all along.

Excuse me?

This was the point, wasn't it?

Freya: General, I assure you—...

I assure you, I've
been atthis a long time,

and I know damn well
when I'm being manipulated.

I realize howthis must look.

However, in the interests

of th e tok'ra—earth alliance—...

Don't give me that load of bunk.

Right now,
I don'tthinkthe tok'ra

have my people's
best interest in mind.

General, if you believe
anything, believe this.

If apophis is allowed

to complete this battleship,

it will assure his dominance

over the Goa'uld,

your planet, and
the rest of this galaxy.

Anise: I am sure
the high council

will be disappointed.

I have downloaded
everything we know

about the battleship's
construction

into your base computer.

Hopefully, you will review it
and change your mind.

General, if I may—...

No, you may not.

Take them back to the lock—up.

For what it's worth,

I'm ordering you to cooperate.

Dismissed.

Let's have a look.

So, you think
we have a problem here?

This new vessel has
several advancements

over the Goa'uld mother ships

we have previously
engaged in battle.

We must stop its completion.

I can't sendthe rest of sg—I
on such a dangerous mission

knowing their judgment
is impaired.

I will go alone, then.

According to
the tok'ra intelligence,

the gate on that planet
is heavily guarded.

I doubtvery much even
you could make itthrough.

We must not allow apophis
to complete this vessel.

Let's say I agree, Teal'c.

Prove to me it isn't
a suicide mission.

Carter: The gate
will be heavily guarded,

but we should
be able to handle it.

Wormhole physics
dictate that you exit

at the same velocity
that you enter.

So they'll never
know what hit 'em.

Exactly. The facility, however,

will be more of a challenge.

Can't we just zip in,
plant c4, and zip out?

Won't do it, sir.
The power core of the ship

is completely sealed in trinium.

That's what we have to take out.

Now, hang on.
The power core is linked

directly to some kind
of liquid cooling system

that's based in the facility.

These pipes here lead into it.

So we zip in,
blow the pipes, and zip out?

The core will overheat
and explode.

The only problem is
there are force shields

protecting this restricted area.

So?

So...

I see your point.

The Goa'uld force shields

operate on a frequency
oscillation principle.

If we were moving fast enough,

theoretically, we should be able

to see the oscillation interval

and run rightthrough.

We'll need snacks.

Uhh!

Uhh! Uhh!

Let's go!

O'Neill!

Not this time, Teal'c.

Gate's open, sir.

Shut her down!
Get the blast doors open!

I can't, sir.

I'm locked out of the system.

Medical team
to the control room!

Lead Jaffa: Onak kree!

It takes 2 guys to carry that?

Weapons grade naquadah
is extremely dense.

Sir, do you realize how many
naquadah reactors

a single bar
like that could power?

No.

A lot.

I'll get it. Meetyou back here.

Whoa, sir, is it hot?

A little bit. You all right?

Fine.

The force shield

should be somewhere around here.

Heads up!

Whoa!

5 minutes.

Right. After the cooling
system goes down,

it should take about 10 minutes

for the power core
to go critical.

That gives us

to get back to the gate.

Whatever!

Carter: Did you
get the naquadah?

It's here in the pack.

Great. Let's go!

Uh, actually, this is, uh...

This is getting kinda heavy.

Daniel?

What's going on?

I can't move.

The armbands are going
to come off on their own?

The last bits of data

transmitted
from their biosensors

before they stepped
through the Stargate

indicate traces of an antibody.

To the virus,
that allowed the devices

to enhance their speed
and strength.

Anise: I'm afraid
we've solved the mystery

of the atoneeks' extinction.

How so?

The armbands only work
for a limited time, sir.

Anise: Once the immunity spread

among the atoneek warriors,

the armbands would be useless.

I guess they never
solved the problem.

Which means sg—I is likely
out there on a planet

full of heavily armed Jaffa
with an advantage

that could disappear at anytime?

Yes, sir.

Freya: General,
for what it's worth,

anise and I are sorry.

We were not aware of the mission

prior to our arrival here.

Anise: I do hope sg—I

returns safely.

Halt! Kree!

All right. You got us.

Don't "kree."

Unh. Unh. Unh.

It seems my assistance
was required after all.

Yes, thank you.

Unh.

You passed out,

and your armband came off.

All right. Talk later.
We gotta move.

Teal'c, get Daniel outta here,
back through the gate.

Carter, you're with me.

Unh! Unh! Ooh!

Carter?

Unh.

Where are they?

They should have
been right behind us.

Continue on, Daniel Jackson.

Sir?

Colonel?

Unh!

Should've brought more snacks.

I don't think that
would've helped.

1:56.

Sir, you've gotta
get outta here.

So do you.

I am not leaving,
Daniel Jackson.

Well, I'm not
suggesting we should.

There is no way in there
to help them.

No.

Unh.

10 minutes after that c4 goes,

this whole mountain
is gonna explode.

I am aware of that.

So th e fact that we're staying

is based on a completely
informed decision.

It is.

Yeah, just making sure.

Carter: Sir.

Sir, there's no time.

Here goes.

Did you see that?

Let's go.

Carter, forget that. Leave it!

The shield is down.

Come on, let's go.
Move, move, move!

I thought itold you guys

to get back to that gate.

Yeah. Teal'c wouldn't leave.

Less than a minute.

Get down!

Oh! Oh!

Just remember. I retired.

You wanted me back.

Hammond: Colonel,
are you all ok?

Think so.

Will be.

I am very well, general Hammond.

What happened?

The damn armbands fell off
is what happened.

Anise: I am sorry.

Were you successful
in destroying the ship?

Indeed, we were,
general Hammond.

Good. Report to the infirmary.

Uh, general, sir...

About the obviously impen ding
court—martials, I'd like—...

You were all under the influence

of an alien technology, colonel.

That's a pretty solid defense.

Even so, I—...

I'm sorry.

Me, too.

Me three.

I have no need to apologize.

Teal'c was actually
following orders.

Of course he was.

You left the armbands behind.

We had otherthings on our mind.

Understandable. Colonel?

Freya: Anise and I both hope

we can work together
again in the future.

Both of you?

Can't wait for that.