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Look familiar?

Me either.

I do not believe I've been
to this planet before.

There's no sign of any
settlements, at least nothing recent.

Other than the smoke
from that campfire.

Oh, yes. Well, other than that.

I'll land within
a few hundred yards.

It's primitive,
definitely primitive.

Probably not even
worth making contact.

What is that smell?

Hello!

It appears they left in a hurry.

Just not used to friendlies
coming out of the gate.

McKay: What are you...

Oh, my god, he's tasting it.

You don't know what that is,
that could be their laundry!

Pretty good.

Oh, yes, good idea.

And when you're finished
with their porridge,

why don't we try their beds,
hmm?

Want some?

How good is it?
Leave it be, goldilocks.

(Whizzing)

Get down!

(Ronon groans)

Take cover!

Man 1: Get down!
Man 2: Behind you!

Sheppard: What the hell's
in those slingshots?

Are you all right?

I'm fine.

(Grunts)

You know, this is not the way
to make new friends.

But we'll leave
if you want us to.

Let's take that as a yes.

Let's go back to the jumper.
Teyla, you're on point.

I'll take the six. McKay, help
ronon. Don't worry about me.

I'm a worrier.
Let the man give you a hand.

Fire!

(Aircraft engines humming)

All right, move! Move!

Everyone in one piece?
Yeah, thanks to that ship.

Be still.

Yeah, I like their timing.

No kidding. You see that thing?

Yeah, I saw that thing.

Man on radio: Unidentified ship,

this is the security vessel
poros.

Follow us immediately and
we will lead you to the city.

Sheppard: Understood, poros.

Thanks for the help back there.

That's how you make new friends.

Welcome to olesia. I am marin.

I'm lieutenant colonel
John Sheppard.

Teyla emmagan, Dr. Rodney McKay,

ronon Dex.

Please, follow me.

I sent a security detachment as soon as
we detected your presence on the island.

The prisoners there
can be quite hostile.

Yeah, we definitely got off
on the wrong foot.

Prisoners?

Yes, the island's
a penal colony.

The prisoners usually
don't cause much trouble,

as long as you
don't try to land there.

Well, you could put up a sign.

The Stargate is on the island.

Does this not affect your
ability to trade with other worlds?

Yes, of course.

As a result, we've needed to
be almost entirely self-sufficient.

Then why put a prison there?

I believe the magistrate is better
suited to answer these questions.

He's very eager to meet you.

Magistrate: Your ship
is a most intriguing design.

I must admit I'm surprised
to find others in this galaxy

whose technology rivals our own.

Aside from the wraith, I mean.

It's funny. I was about to
make the exact same comment.

Where do you come from?

Until recently, Atlantis.

Yeah. The ancestral city?

Unfortunately, it was destroyed
by the wraith a short time ago.

How tragic.

Yeah, we're pretty
broken up about it.

We are part of a small group of
people that were able to escape.

How fortunate for you. McKay:
Yes, yes, yes. Very fortunate.

Look, getting back to the
technology thing. I'm just curious.

How have you been able
to make such advancements

without the wraith stepping in?

The wraith have chosen
to leave us alone.

I don't know.

They've never come here?

The wraith have been here
many times.

But with the ancestral ring
on the island

the wraith have always been...

How shall I put this?

Satiated with the prisoners
living there.

The wraith have no need
to venture any further.

Well, that would explain
why you put the prison there.

The island has been a penal
colony for hundreds of years.

Its location there has
benefited my people greatly.

Not all your people.

I assure you,

only the most violent
criminals are sent there,

as you discovered.

It's a good crime deterrent.

Crime is virtually
nonexistent on olesia.

Unlike the prisoners,
we pride ourselves

on being a most hospitable
and civilized people.

This section of the city is
devoted to scientific research.

Our scientists have
recently attained success

in the enrichment
of a fissionable,

yet non-radioactive, material to be
used in generating power for the city.

Fissionable yet non-radioactive?
Well, is that even possible?

What kind of material is it?

It's an ore extracted from a
mineral found on our planet.

It's quite volatile,
but it yields great promise.

I'd be very happy
to show you the laboratory.

I'd be very happy to see it.

I'd be very happy
to go back to our ship.

Our people are due to check in
with us in a little while over radio.

I'll have to get back
within range.

You can link with one
of our radio relay stations.

There should be enough power
to reach the island,

if that's your concern.

So we'll be speaking privately?

Of course.

And you believe they might be
willing to share some of this mineral?

Sheppard: Well,
they seem open to it.

They don't get many trading
opportunities coming through the gate.

Sounds promising.

There is, however, the minor moral
hiccup of their form of capital punishment.

I'm sorry? They have an island.

It's their own version of Alcatraz
where they send their worst criminals.

And the gate
is on the island, so...

So the wraith feed on the
prisoners? Sheppard: Yeah.

Talk about cruel
and unusual punishment.

I prefer lethal injection,

although I do have a certain
fondness for the electric chair.

Call me romantic.

The wraith get what they want,

and the olesians get left alone.

I'm surprised it works.

He did, however, say that only the
most violent criminals get sent there

and that it has been this way
for hundreds of years.

Do you kill all your
violent criminals on earth?

Certain countries, yes.

Do we need to get
into this right now?

Weir: Well, we do if we plan on
doing business with these people.

I wanna know more before
I jump to any conclusions.

We were able to speak
with our people, thank you.

Of course.

If you're open to it we'd like to
discuss possible trade opportunities.

We are very open.

I'm sure there is much that
we can learn from each other.

Well, Dr. Elizabeth Weir will be the one
to begin official negotiations with you.

That's really her thing. I'm
looking forward to meeting her,

and the start
of a promising friendship.

McKay: Seriously, am I the
only one creeped out by that guy?

Politicians, Rodney,
they're all creepy.

Prepare to fire!

Margaret Thatcher wasn't creepy.

Okay, well, maybe a little.

She actually resembled
an aunt of mine.

Same hairstyle, facial structure,
only my aunt was much taller

and remarkably hirsute.

Oddest thing,
she had to shave twice a day.

Fire!

What was that?

They're shooting at us.
The prisoners?

With what? Cloak the ship.

I can't. We took some damage.

We'll be lucky
to make it to the gate.

Well, how close are we?
Close enough to dial.

That was close.

Get ready to send an idc.

I've lost control systems.
Hang on.

Have at them!

(Ronon grunting)

Are you all right?
I think I chipped a tooth.

Did I chip a tooth?
Am I bleeding?

Because I am... I am
a high risk for endocarditis.

John?

That was not one
of my better landings. Sorry.

The gate should still be
active for a few minutes.

All right. Let's go.

(Door opening)

(Birds chirping)

(People exclaiming)

Hi, folks.

I hope I didn't crash-land
on anybody.

(People chattering)

(People shouting)

(People laughing)

You should know
our people are expecting us.

If we don't show up soon,
they'll come looking for us.

Is that supposed to concern me?

Don't go getting
all full of yourself, chief.

A few cannons are no match for the kind
of firepower they'll be bringing with them.

Although, I should compliment
whoever took that first shot.

It was a good one.
Yeah, it was nice, wasn't it?

What do you want from us?

Well, we've already
got your weapons.

Now I do believe
we'll take your ship.

You see, we have been planning
a little trip to the mainland,

but after seeing you fly that
thing through the ancestral ring...

You're referring to the
ship you just shot down,

the one that doesn't stand a
hope in hell of ever flying again.

The ship that
you're gonna fix, yes.

What am I, MacGyver?
Fix it with what?

Get him up.

You seem like a smart man.

I'm sure
you'll think of something.

Maybe all you need
is a little motivation.

Maybe you should think
about fixing it, Rodney.

Good idea.

My friends all tell me I have a
remarkable gift for persuasion.

What happened?

The gate activated.
Nothing came through.

Colonel Sheppard? So we
assumed. We received no idc,

a few moments later,
gate shuts down.

They should've returned by now.

Dial the planet and try
to establish a radio link.

Yes, ma'am.

Major lorne, this is Weir.

Lorne: Go ahead.

I may have to go offworld
to assist colonel Sheppard.

I'd like you to assemble a team and
have a puddle jumper ready to go.

Yes, ma 'am.

(People chattering)

(Grunts)

Anyone having any luck? Not yet.

These bindings are very secure.

Well, leave it to convicts to
know the best way to tie people up.

Well, eventually I will get free, and
when I do, he's gonna pay for this.

Well, listen to me.

When you get free, you get us
free, and we all get out of here.

Let them find out we're
gone after we're gone.

You expect me to let them
get away with this?

The operative words
are "get away."

After I kill them.

That type of thinking
will get us killed.

Well,
if you had returned fire...

The weapons systems
were damaged. If you say so.

I do say so, and right now
I'm saying knock it off.

Is that an order, Sheppard?

I am beat up, tied up

and couldn't order a pizza
right now if I wanted to,

but if you need it to be,
yeah, it's an order.

Okay.

McKay: There is no power
getting to any of these controls.

You understand? Look. Nothing.

Why not?

Let me go out on a limb here
and say that maybe

it had something
to do with the crash,

which of course
begs the question,

how the hell did you
get your hands on explosives?

Eldon made them.

He fashioned a composite out of minerals
and materials he found around the island.

Crude, yes, but effective.

We shot you down, didn't we?

Eldon? Who is eldon?

That would be me.

You're a prisoner?

I was accused of killing
one man... he's a scientist.

And it was a case
of mistaken identity.

Tell you what, eldon, you can
tell him your whole life story.

Just help him fix the ship.

Look, I don't know
what you expect me to do.

I don't have any of the
proper diagnostic tools,

not to mention the fact that...

Well, figure it out.

And if I don't?

Well, I could kill you,

but you strike me
as the type of man

who despite being weak
and cowardly on the outside

harbors a strength of character

he doesn't even know he has.

I'm sorry, was there
a compliment in there?

See, the way to motivate a man like
you, Mr. McKay, not to threaten your life.

It's to threaten
the lives of your friends.

That's right. Fix the ship.

Otherwise, they start dying,
one after another

until you change your mind or
until they're all dead. I don't care.

All set? Ready to go.

Still no word from them?
Nothing.

Don't worry, we'll find them.

I was hoping to negotiate
a trade agreement,

now I'm worried I'm gonna
have to negotiate their release.

We don't know that.

Dial the gate, but go to stealth
mode the moment we're through.

The technology on this ship is far
more advanced than the olesians'.

How ironic then to have been
shot down by the cast of braveheart.

Well, I'm surprised we
were able to shoot you down.

It's the old low-tech versus
high-tech argument, isuppose.

We've been working
on those weapons for years.

Yes, well, well done.
Good for them, huh?

Now, are you gonna
continue talking or...

Thank you.

Oh, give me that.

See, where did that come from?

(Static crackling)

Those cannons. Your design?

No, no, no.

(Stuttering)
Well, I chose the material

and helped
calculate trajectories,

the ignition mechanisms
and the fuses, of course,

but most of my efforts went into
fashioning the explosive shots.

Explosives.
Is that how you killed a man?

I didn't kill him.

(Stuttering) I'm innocent.
I don't belong here.

Really?

I wonder if there's ever been a convicted
felon who didn't claim he was innocent?

I don't care
if you don't believe me.

I... I just
want off of this island.

Oh, no.

What is it?

I assume there's no dhd
beside the Stargate?

The... the ancestral ring,

is there some kind of a
dialing device that turns it on?

No. Nothing.

Oh, of course. Why give the prisoners
such an obvious means of escape?

What's wrong?

The main power-distribution
conduit's been damaged,

and effectively cuts all the
power to primary systems,

drive pods, cockpit controls,
dhd, hmm?

Can you fix it?

Easily, if I had a replacement.

Without one, you and your
friends aren't going anywhere.

Neither are you.

If you don't fix this ship,

torrell's gonna make sure

you're the first the wraith
find at the next culling.

(Door opens)

Choose.

Choose what?

Which one of them dies first.

Do it.

Icantdothat vveh,
then, iwichooseforyou.

Either way, one of them dies unless you
change your mind about fixing that ship.

I'm sorry, but there are some
things beyond my capability.

I don't believe you. I
know it is hard to believe...

No, I mean I think you're
lying. I'm not. It's broken.

You don't understand "broken"?

I know your type.

You whine and you complain,

and you see to it that your every task is
viewed as some impossible achievement

so that when you do succeed,
your gargantuan efforts

are viewed as
all the more heroic.

McKay: That may be true in some
cases, but this is not one of them.

You are asking me
to do the impossible.

Your friends' lives
are in your hands.

I'll give you
some time to choose.

(Grunting)

Listen to him, McKay.
He's killed 11 people.

Eight before he was sent here,

and three since
he's been on the island.

That's 11, huh?

You got some catching up
to do, don't you?

He's only killed one.

Who? Him?

I told you,
I'm here because of a mistake.

I'm sure everyone here
on this island says that.

Well, as a matter of fact,
some of us are innocent.

Only a few, like torrell,
are actual murderers.

You mean they put
all their criminals here,

regardless of the crimes
they commit?

Once, only the worst
of the worst were sent here.

But the punishment proved to
be such a successful deterrent

that crime rates
in olesia plummeted,

which meant fewer
and fewer prisoners.

Less food for the wraith.

Exactly.

So they lowered the bar.

They have not returned
to the planet?

No, and we haven't been able to
establish radio contact with them either.

They didn't return to the city.

Perhaps they traveled through
the ring to another planet.

No, they would've radioed first.

Something must have
happened on the island.

I'll alert our security teams,
have them begin a search.

Lorne: We'll join them.
I would advise against that.

Would you?

The island
is extremely dangerous.

Our ships are heavily armored.

We know the terrain as
well as the prisoners' tactics.

Don't worry. We'll find them.

I hope you do, magistrate,
for all our sakes.

Of course.

(Grunting)
I think they're loosening.

Take it easy, Chewie. You're
gonna cut your damn hands off.

The more we struggle,
the tighter the bindings get.

You need something like this.

What about the guards?

They stepped away.
No one's watching.

Will you help us?

If you'll help me.

How?

Fix the ship.
Let me leave with you.

Oh, for god's sake, how many
times do I have to tell you...

I know you could do it.

I could see it in your eyes
when you were working,

you're holding
something back from us.

Rodney?

Nobody could fix it.

I don't care who you think I am, or
what you think you saw in my eyes,

but it is totally,
completely impossible.

Torrell and his men
are gonna return soon.

He'll fix it.

I just said I couldn't.

You really suck at lying,
Rodney.

We have a deal.

There is one slight possibility.

See?

I won't actually be able to
fix the ship to fly out of here,

but I might be able to
cobble together enough power

from secondary systems
to activate the dhd.

That way we can dial the gate
and leave on foot.

When I say "might,"
I mean probably not.

I mean, it's... it's
a long shot at best,

I'd have to bypass
the main power distribution...

Get us out of here.

What... what are you doing?

Give me one reason why
I shouldn't cut your throat.

For one, it would make a mess.

Look. We made a deal.

Just let him go.

Careful, careful. Suck it up.

Why are we stopping?

This is way too easy.

All right,
stay close and stay quiet.

What?
Why does he say that to me?

I didn't know anything
about this, I swear.

We'll never be able to make it to
the jumper, they have our weapons.

We don't need weapons.

What about the fact that
they seriously outnumber us?

At least we got
the element of surprise.

I was beginning to think
you were afraid to fight.

No, I'm just naturally lazy,
but I will it! Have to

and it's starting to look
like we have to.

How much time do you need
to rework the dhd?

Well, in a perfect world,
two days.

Rodney.

Right now, 10 minutes,
give or take.

Sheppard: All right,
we need to create a diversion.

We're gonna split up
and flank them.

Get them looking everywhere
except the jumper.

Hopefully we can buy enough
time to steal back our weapons.

Or we could just dial the gate.

They fixed the dhd?

That's impossible.

I don't think they're
the ones who dialed it.

(Dart whizzing)

Get down.

It didn't see us. Ronon:
It saw us. It didn't care.

McKay: Why not? Who
cares? They left the jumper.

I'm afraid the news is not good.

Our rescue teams had just
begun their search on the island

when the ancestral ring
activated.

The wraith?

It appears a culling
is under way.

We're not sure how
many ships are involved,

but our teams were forced to
pull back. I'm not giving up hope.

I'll send teams back in the
moment the wraith are gone.

Hopefully, your friends
will have evaded the culling.

I must attend to this.

I apologize for my tardiness.

I had an urgent matter
to attend to.

A matter which could
ultimately benefit us both.

In that case,

apology accepted.

I think this is
my favorite vintage yet.

I hope you find the food
acceptable as well.

My new chef
is quite accomplished.

I certainly hope so.

Your previous chef
unfortunately proved to be

far more appetizing
than the meals he prepared.

(Grunting)

I must admit,

I still find it intriguing
to watch you eat actual food.

Our lineage may have diverged,

but there are those of us
who still retain

an appreciation
for finer things.

And although it may provide
a moment's pleasure,

it does not sustain me.

This arrangement I have made

with you and your predecessors
has served both of us well.

While others of my kind

have been forced to sleep
between cullings,

I have enjoyed a steady stream

of humans for my consumption

and the taste
of their defiance is sweet.

You, in return, have been
allowed to live in peace.

We thank you for that.

But throughout the galaxy

hives continue to wake in far
greater numbers than are sustainable

and with a hunger
that is most pressing.

I assure you that I have
put measures in place

to augment the population
on the island.

Then why is it there are even
fewer inhabitants on the island?

Others of my kind would have
destroyed your entire planet,

but I am more civilized
than that.

I thank you
for your generosity...

Still, there are interests
which must be served.

There are many wraith who hunger

and I have promised
to provide for them.

The decision
you are now faced with is

on whom shall we feed?

Your needs shall be met.
You have my promise.

Good.

I would hate to see
anything happen to you.

I do so enjoy
our dinners together.

(Dart whizzing)

The dart went back
through the gate.

I do not know why it did
not cull anyone. Maybe it did.

It headed for the mainland
when it first came through.

All right, keep watch.

How's it coming, Rodney?

Slower than I expected, but
faster than humanly possible.

Any chance of getting the
cloaking generator powered up, too?

Could really come in handy
right about now.

Okay, and how about a snack? Maybe
you'd like me to make you a nice sandwich?

Only if it's humanly possible.

It will be a miracle
if I get the dhd back online,

let alone
the cloaking generator.

Even if I can manage that, the
power will be intermittent at best.

Okay. Well, fyi, the wraith have
all gone, so it's just a matter of time

before torrell and his boys
return with all of our weapons.

Good. I get it.

Marin?

What's happened?

No one must know
I'm speaking to you.

Of course.

You should leave
as soon as possible.

The magistrate
has just rescinded my orders

to send rescue teams
back to the island.

What? Why would he do that?

Several arrests have been made.

Many people in the city have been
apprehended for unspecified violations,

to be sent to the island to
increase the population there.

To keep the wraith fed.

This has been going on for some
time, but never so bad as this.

The number of arrests is...

I cannot keep quiet
anylonger I have to speak out.

(Door opens) Magistrate: Lies.

Seeding fear not only
among your own people,

but now our guests.

I cannot allow it.

I was only trying to understand

why so many people
are being arrested.

Your job is not to question
the actions of this government.

No. Wait. Help me. Please.

Where are they taking her?

I'm sorry
you had to witness that.

What crime has she committed?

I have recently learned
that marin

has been involved
in a group seeking to

undermine
the olesian government.

She's become very adept
at spinning lies

to suit her organization's
treasonable agenda.

Did you or did you not
rescind the order

to send rescue teams
back to the island?

Why would I do that?
That doesn't concern me.

My first concern's with the safety
of my people, and I promise you...

Everything is being done to
ensure their rescue and safe return.

If there's been
any hindrance at all,

it was because of marin.

What's gonna happen to her now?

She'll receive a fair trial
in our courts.

And then what?
Sent to the island?

I'm sure where you come from

treason is also considered
a very serious offense.

So that's a yes.

Tell me, what else is considered
a serious offense around here?

Anything that threatens the
welfare of the olesian people.

Are you sure
it's the welfare of the people

that concerns you?

Or just your own?

Choose your words
very carefully, Dr. Weir.

Oh, I do.

Why, is that a threat?

It's advice from
one ally to another.

Well, this alliance,
it's just been rescinded.

We're leaving.

What, do you plan
to arrest us, too?

Because you do not
wanna do that.

Party's over.

We were having such a good time.

All right, let's see
if we can hold them off.

Soon as you get
the dhd back online,

dial the gate
and make a run for it.

When you get back to Atlantis,

start working
on those sandwiches.

We'll be right behind you.

Two minutes.

Hold them that long,
we're good to go.

(Grunting)

(Groaning)

(Grunting)

Man: Don't move.

That's it! I did it!
We're ready to go!

You see that?

I knew you could do it.

Oh, no. No, no, no.
You don't have to do that.

Look, you want me to dial
the gate for you? That's fine.

There are hundreds of suitable
planets out there you can go to.

You know what?

There are hundreds of unsuitable
planets you can send me to, aren't there?

Yeah, but I... I won't send you
to one of those.

I think our best option is to
just come with you to your planet

provided you've got more of
these laying around there, do you?

Forget it.

I'm sorry?

We'll dial you another address.

You can go through,
but we're not taking you home.

You are aware of the fact that we have
all your weapons pointed at you, right?

Yeah, but you're gonna
murder us the minute

we step through the gate anyway,
so what difference does it make?

That's very distrustful.

Man: Wait, look. Oh, no.

We've got a wraith cruiser
headed for the island

and I'm picking up several more
on approach outside the atmosphere.

Go to stealth mode. Let's
find our guys before they do.

What is that? What is that?

It's a wraith cruiser, and trust me, you
don't wanna be around when it gets here.

Come on.

Wait, wait. Dial a gate.
Come on.

Stop!

If all the prisoners
get off this island,

where do you think
that ship will go?

What? Oh, no, no, no. No, no.
We got a big problem in here!

What's wrong?

I've lost power to the dhd. Why?

I told you the power would
be intermittent at best.

We should've dialed
immediately when it patched

instead of standing around,
talking.

Sheppard: Can you fix it?
McKay: I don't know.

They're right on top of us.
We could shoot them down.

Neither your weapons
nor ours will damage it.

What about the drones, can you
patch enough power to arm them?

They're not as intricate
as the dhd.

Maybe... maybe one, given
the time constraints. Then do it.

Can one drone shoot down
an entire wraith cruiser?

Maybe we'll get a lucky
shot. McKay? Almost.

Just give me one more,
and, okay, we're armed.

Go, before the power
cuts out again.

Did you see that? A drone.

We scored a hit.

Great. That's either gonna
buy us time or piss them off.

If they didn't know we're
here, they sure as hell do now.

Weir: Colonel Sheppard,

you've damaged the wraith
cruiser and it's leaving the area.

Dr. Weir. But there are
two more cruisers incoming.

Here.

Elizabeth, where are you?

We're in jumper 2. We're
cloaked, directly above you.

Are you all right?
Our jumper's disabled.

Right now I need you to dial the
gate to one of the back-up planets

in the Alpha site.
Doesn't matter which one.

Understood. Do it.

Okay, everyone who wanted
off this planet, now's your chance.

Time to go.

Why should we trust you, huh?

If you wanna stay, stay.

I really don't give a damn,

but you are not
coming home with us.

But I... yeah, yeah,
yeah. You can come.

(People chattering)

Elizabeth,

I need you to keep the gate open

until the last of them
go through, then shut it down.

Dial Atlantis.

Weir: We can land
and pick you up.

Negafive, just keep the gate
open. We'll take it from there.

Stay in stealth mode till
the wraith have gone away.

Acknowledged.

Here comes another cruiser.

Dial Atlantis.

We're dialing.
Head for the gate.

(Guns firing)

They're through.

English - us - psdh