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(Crew chattering)

Going offworld?

M7g-677.

That's the planet with all the kids, right?

They're having trouble with their em-field generator,

and McKay has decided that I am the most capable person in all of Atlantis to fix it.

Hey, don't worry,

they're a great group of kids, you're gonna love them.

My sister has a child. He breaks things.

He throws things, he smears things onto furniture.

McKay: Colonel Sheppard,

need you up in the control room.

Oh, you still here?

We are just leaving.

Hmm. Well, uh, do say hi to the kids for me.

(Speaking foreign language)

"Say hi to the kids for me."

(Speaking foreign language)

McKay: Two wraith cruisers.

How far away are they?

A day, maybe a day and a half.

I've been tracking them for some time now.

But good news is, doesn't look like they're headed this way.

Just passing through the neighborhood? Yeah, looks that way.

But I just discovered something rather curious.

Short, but intense, energy bursts passing between them.

They're fighting each other?

Hmm. In my, uh, expert opinion, yes.

That's good news. Certainly is.

If there's any change in course at all, let me know.

Right.

I just cut short a call with the secretary of state,

I hope this is worth it.

I'm sorry, sir, but a situation is developing

that you need to be made aware of. It couldn't wait.

All right then, make me aware of it.

We've noticed an increase in chatter amongst the trust recently.

The Goa'uld have infiltrated

the highest ranks of the organization.

We've discovered that their access to government agencies

has gone a lot deeper than we realized.

How much deeper?

Atlantis.

They know about it?

Worse, they've been there.

They planted a bomb somewhere in the city.

I... I don't understand. Why... why would the Goa'uld wanna blow up Atlantis?

I mean, I'd think they'd be eager to get their hands

on all that ancient technology.

They want the technology, sure,

but they're more concerned about the wraith finding their way to this galaxy.

The last thing they need right now,

is another enemy to contend with,

especially one so formidable.

(Sighing) Jeez, those poor people.

I mean, as if they don't have enough to contend with, with the wraith,

now they have a Goa'uld in their midst?

The intel we have suggests a lower-level operative planted the bomb,

which means we're dealing with a human.

And from what little we've been able to decipher so far,

the bomb is set to be detonated the next time Atlantis dials earth.

So, the trust have probably set up

a transmitter close to Cheyenne mountain,

to be detonated at the exact moment that the wormhole is established.

Which is today. What? But the weekly status report...

In two hours and 46 minutes.

W-We have to warn them, we have to tell them not to dial earth.

How? Even if we had the kind of power needed to dial Atlantis,

we couldn't, because that would detonate the bomb.

What about the daedalus? It's on a return voyage to the milky way.

We could use them to relay the...

Oh, no, wait. I mean, wait.

God, there's no way they're close enough,

even with their long-range transmitters.

You'll find another way to get the message to them.

I will? Of course you will.

It's what I pay you for.

McKay: Elizabeth's including intel about the infighting amongst the wraith

in today's status report.

Sheppard: Let's hope that trend continues.

The wraith keep fighting like this,

might be able to take the weekend off.

(McKay chuckling)

Cadman?

What are you doing here?

Well, it's good to see you, too, Rodney.

Well, I thought you were leaving on the daedalus.

Yeah, I was, but something came up.

I asked colonel Sheppard if I could stay around a little while longer.

Oh, well, that's fine.

You okay with that?

Yeah, of course it is, why wouldn't it be?

Colonel.

Lieutenant.

I would think, after all this time,

you'd stop being creeped out by her.

Well, she just has a way of getting under my skin,

literally.

Yes? Dr.Beckefl?

Do you have time to accompany me to the mainland?

Is something wrong?

A woman who is very close to me, charin.

Oh, yes, I remember her, sweet lady.

She is like a grandmother to me.

I have just received word that she is very ill.

I was wondering if you could look at her.

Of course, love, say no more.

Okay, this is Atlantis, deep in the Pegasus galaxy,

and this is the daedalus

that left there about a week ago, on its way to

earth.

Now, since we can't dial the gate to Atlantis,

we have no way to get a warning to them,

except by use of a subspace data-burst transmission,

relayed from our galaxy to Pegasus,

using the daedalus as one of the relay points.

I thought you said the daedalus was too far away

for our transmitter to reach.

It is, which is why we have to get closer.

P4m399.

It's a... it's a tiny little planet,

right on the very outskirts of our galaxy,

but if we can send a science team there, through the gate,

they should be close enough to relay the information

to the daedalus, and then they can...

It's... it's... it's like the twilight bark.

Twilight bark? 101 dalmatians?

Didn't you guys see that movie? My kids love it.

Well, okay, so there's all these dogs,

and one barks here, one barks here...

They... they send the message across the countryside.

Lord of the rings. Lord of the rings.

You know, when they light all those signal fires on the mountaintops?

You saw that, right? So, okay...

People, people, people, people!

I believe we have work to do.

Right, sorry.

Gear up.

No vak: Colonel Caldwell,

we just received a subspace transmission

from an sg team on p4m399.

It's an urgent message from Stargate command

we are to relay to Atlantis. Right.

What's the message?

"Do not dial gate to earth.

"A trust operative has planted a bomb in Atlantis,

"to be detonated upon completion of dialing sequence."

We are to maintain our position

until the message has been delivered,

for further intel as it develops.

Are we still in range to relay the message to Atlantis?

Kavanagh: No.

Caldwell: Who's that? Kavanagh?

Yes, colonel.

We're way too far out to broadcast

a subspace transmission to Atlantis.

We could turn around, get closer.

We don't have enough time.

Their weekly status report dial-up is in just under two hours.

We can't possibly get close enough

to broadcast the message in time to stop them dialing.

Colonel Caldwell, I believe I can make modifications to the hyperdrive,

in order to achieve the speed necessary to reach a distance

capable of relaying the transmission within the allotted time.

The hyperdrive will be operating

at a level that can only be sustained for a short duration

before damage is incurred.

Caldwell.“ what kind of damage?

It could burn out the drive.

Meaning, we'd be stuck between galaxies.

Yeah, I know what it means, doctor.

Hermiod: However, I do believe

that we will reach the point at which

we can relay the message to Atlantis

before damage to the hyperdrive is incurred.

Are you sure about that?

Shall I make the modifications, colonel?

Go ahead. Turn us around.

I don't see how you can possibly milk

any more power out of the hyperdrive.

Dr. Kavanagh.

Yes?

Stop talking, please.

Thank you.

Are we set to dial?

Almost, just finishing data compression.

Stand by. Standing by.

Dr. Novak, what's your status?

Almost in range, sir.

We're not gonna make it.

(Beeping)

Compression's complete. We're good to go.

All right, then. Dial the gate.

Yes, ma'am.

Stop!

We need to disconnect the zpm,

and switch to backup naquadah generators,

to prevent any possible dialing of the gate to earth.

I agree. In fact, as of this moment,

all gate activity shall be suspended.

How many offworld teams do we have out there?

Just Zelenka and his team, on m7g677.

Well, unfortunately, he's gonna have to sit tight until we sort this thing out.

Stuck with all those kids.

Is the daedalus still in range to relay a data transmission back to sgc?

Yes, they are holding a position

that keeps them in range of both earth and us.

Okay, good, and send a message saying we received

their warning, and aborted the dialing.

Ask them if they can give us a little more than just, "there's a bomb in Atlantis."

Maybe the trust thinks this is the only way

to make sure the wraith don't get there.

It's drastic, but effective.

What's worse,

is the trust operative who planted the bomb

probably did so under orders from the Goa'uld.

What?

When did the Goa'uld get involved in this?

Several months ago.

They successfully infiltrated the upper leadership of the trust,

gaining a stronghold on earth, accessing government agencies from many countries.

What's a Goa'uld?

It's a slimy, snakelike, alien creature,

Burrows into people's heads,

and takes control of their bodies.

That doesn't sound pleasant. It isn't.

I've read enough sg mission reports to know

I don't want anything to do with them.

I want you to organize some teams to do a search of the city.

Start with obvious sabotage points, power-distribution centers.

I'll check primary and secondary systems for any anomalies,

energy readings that might indicate the presence of an explosive device.

And get cadman to assist you, she's a bomb expert.

Sheis? She's one of the best, she'll be a big help.

Good.

Ask colonel Caldwell to return to Atlantis

to assist with the investigation.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. If the daedalus returns here,

then you're effectively cutting off our communications with earth.

Yes, I understand that,

but if the person who planted the bomb is on board,

we're gonna need to question them here.

Have them reveal the location of the bomb and how to dismantle it.

All right, let's get moving.

(Beeping)

Disconnecting zpm power

now.

(People chattering)

Charin, if you don't mind, I'd like to draw a wee bit of your blood.

If you must.

When you are done,

I have made some tuttleroot soup.

(Chuckling) You, cooking?

"Tuttleroot"? Yes.

I have been practicing.

Hopefully,

someday, I will be able to cook as well as you.

(Chuckung)

I'm afraid that day is far into the future, my dear.

You were born for a higher purpose,

to be the leader of our people,

and that's why I want you to prepare them

for the ring ceremony.

Charin.

I'm dying, Teyla.

Forgive me, but what exactly is the ring ceremony?

Among our people, it is very rare

for someone to die of natural causes.

Because of the wraith?

The ring ceremony celebrates such an event.

A ring of stones is laid out

symbolizing the ring of the ancestors,

the Stargate,

in the center of which the body is placed, and...

I am not ready for this ceremony, charin,

not yet.

Landry: What do you got for me?

One of our teams has raided a trust compound,

discovered computers containing further intel on Atlantis.

It's not much, the Goa'uld are being very cryptic about this.

Cut to the chase, do we know what kind of bomb it is?

Not yet.

Do we know where in the city it was planted?

I'm sorry? You said "further intel."

Well, we know for sure that there's no transmitter here on earth

to detonate the bomb.

I thought you said it was connected to the dialing of the gate.

It appears that the actual trigger,

be it the gate itself, or some other mechanism,

due to the dialing, is on their end, not ours.

Colonel carterjust came back from offworld.

She's gonna help us figure out what the trigger might be.

So, what else can we do?

Nothing, not until we find out more.

Then by all means, don't let me stop you.

No vak: Colonel Caldwell, we received another message from sgc to relay.

It looks like the detonator is not on earth,

but it is in Atlantis.

All right, go ahead and send it.

Also, let sgc know of Dr. Weir's request

that we return to help with the investigation.

No vak: Yes, sir.

Explosives expert, huh?

High-temperature and energetic-materials technology,

and I can tap dance, too.

Colonel Sheppard, how's it going?

Sheppard: Checking the east pier power-distribution centers,

still nothing.

We're headed to the west pier now.

Ronon?

How about you?

Checking the grounding stations,

also nothing.

We got eight other teams out there.

It's a big city, it's gonna take a while.

Weir: Understood. Be advised,

we got a second message relayed to us.

Uh... dhd...

It's dialing itself.

That's earth's address.

I thought it couldn't dial earth without the zpm.

Well, it can't.

Sheppard: Did I just hear right?

The gate dialed by itself?

Yes, to try to dial earth.

Whoever planted the bomb, must have devised a program

to upload itself and automatically dial the gate as backup,

in case the first dialing was halted.

A very good thing you pulled the zpm.

Rodney? What?

The transmitter.

Oh, no.

Weir: What is this?

We just started broadcasting a distress beacon.

The gate dialed itself in order to draw attention away from the transmitter.

Turn it off.

I am.

It's too late, damage is already done.

The two wraith cruisers I was monitoring,

they... they... they picked up the beacon.

They've altered their course,

they're headed straight for Atlantis.

Weir: How long before they get here?

Well, a day, maybe a day and a half,

depending upon if they need to make a hyperspace pause along the way.

We'll need to cloak the city again.

Even cloaked, the wraith are gonna wonder where the beacon came from.

Well, then we need a ruse.

Um... well,

we'll take a transmitter, and dump it along with some charred rubble,

on a beach on the mainland.

They'll think it's jetsam that washed up

when the city exploded during the siege.

Hang on, back up a second. Let me get this straight.

You think our bomb guy did this?

Well, yes, it'd be easy for him to figure out that the wraith were in the area.

We've been tracking them for a while now.

So, he gets the gate to dial by itself in order to distract us,

so he can broadcast a distress beacon that would be picked up on...

By the wraith. Yes, I believe so.

Okay, why?

Well, maybe he wants to blow up the wraith along with the city.

Two cruisers.

That's... well, it's insignificant compared to all the hive ships

that are still out there.

Well, we don't have much time, so whatever the connection is,

let's try to figure it out before the cruisers get here.

Teyla, you're in an awful hurry.

I am returning to the mainland.

We are evacuating my people back to the city.

Oh, yes, the wraith are on their way, I just heard.

They will be protected under the cloak until the danger has passed.

Unfortunately, if they don't find that bomb,

Atlantis may prove even more dangerous.

They will find it, I am certain.

Before you go, I need to talk to you about charin.

I've completed my tests,

and I must say, although she is old,

and her body is indeed failing her,

there are treatments and procedures I can administer

to prolong her life.

Really?

Aye, starting with a pacemaker for her heart.

You see, one of the reasons she's feeling so weak

is that her heart is beating

in a untimely fashion,

not pumping nearly enough blood through her body.

Now, the condition will continue,

but the pacemaker will slow its progress considerably.

It could possibly add years to her life.

I will let her know.

But first, I have to get her and my people to safety, before the wraith arrive.

Of course.

Not sure I like the look on your face, chief.

Sir, the daedalus just relayed a message

informing us that Atlantis requested

they return to help with the bomb investigation.

Well, tell them no, for the time being.

I need them to hold position in case we gather more intel.

Sir, that's the problem.

They already headed back, they're out of range.

We have no way of communicating with them or Atlantis.

And there's nothing else we can do for them?

No, sir.

Yeah. Passenger manifest?

Any names jump out?

A few, actually.

Oh, I hate this, having to suspect one of our own.

Unfortunately, the list of suspects

may not be limited to the daedalus.

You think the trust operative might still be here in Atlantis?

Yeah, with everything that's happened, gate dialing by itself,

the distress beacon.

(Sighing)

I don't know... getting themselves blown up along with the city

doesn't seem part of their mo.

All it takes is one nut to be talked into it.

Wow, okay.

Who around here do you suspect?

What about lieutenant cadman, hmm?

What?

Hear me out. She's an explosives expert.

She was all set to leave with the daedalus,

but asked to stay when something came up?

She's always around when things happen.

When the distress beacon started...

She's one of the most trusted officers in my command.

Not to mention the fact that she was stuck in your head for some time.

Do you always have to keep bringing that up?

I bring it up because you, of all people, should know

she'd never do something like that.

Well, maybe she was brainwashed, huh?

The Goa'uld are very clever when it comes to things like manipulating...

Excuse me, Dr. Weir?

Yes?

Flight just confirmed that the daedalus has landed

alongside the east pier.

Thank you.

I want to begin the interrogations immediately.

All crew and civilian passengers have been confined to their quarters

until I have a chance to talk to each of them...

Colonel, this investigation falls under Atlantis' jurisdiction,

which means, it will be conducted under my command.

Now, I welcome your assistance,

but as far as questioning potential suspects...

Doctor, one of the people aboard my ship may be an operative of the trust.

Yes, and the sooner I figure out who that is,

the better for all of us.

All right, who's first on your list?

You think I did it?

Relax, doctor.

You're just one of many people I'm questioning.

No, I'm pretty sure mine's the first name

on what is probably a very shortlist.

Shortly after the siege, you couldn't wait to leave Atlantis.

A few months later, I received an urgent request from you,

to be allowed to return.

Your second tour lasted three weeks,

and suddenly you asked to leave again.

Because working conditions became intolerable for me here.

I have no friends here, my work is not respected...

This occurs only days before we discover a bomb has been planted in the city.

Right, of course.

So, obviously I did it.

Given the circumstances,

can you not see how such behavior

might arouse suspicion?

Your suspicion, sure,

seeing as how you never cared for me,

nor valued the talents I brought to this expedition.

My personal feelings towards you,

no matter what they may be,

have nothing to do with this.

Oh, please.

Everything you do is motivated by personal feelings.

You're driven by emotion, not reason.

It's why I've always felt you're not capable of doing this job.

You don't have

the strength to be leading the fight against the wraith.

If I remember correctly, you were the one who wanted to,

what was it, run and hide?

And at the time, I was right.

If the daedalus hadn't arrived at the eleventh hour,

this city, and everyone in it, would have been wiped out

because of your recklessness.

There's no need for the trust to blow it up when Dr. Weir's at the helm.

Most of the others have already been transported to the city.

A medical team will be by shortly to take you in the next jumper.

Always running,

always looking to the sky in fear.

Soon, I shall be free of this burden.

Charin,

Dr. Beckett said he can help you,

give you something to make you feel better,

hvelongen

I feel fine, Teyla.

I welcome this,

this is not to be feared.

You are all I have left.

My family,

my mother, my father,

they are all gone.

If you leave me,

I will truly be alone.

No, your people are your family, Teyla,

and as you look to them,

so they will look to you.

They need your strength.

You understand that I am interviewing everybody on board the ship.

Oh, sure, I know.

I mean, whoever planted the bomb was probably eager to get away from the city.

(Stuttering) Not that I was eager.

I was just doing my job. I couldn't have cared less when we left.

But I care about my job, I just didn't...

You were saying?

Doctor, you have nothing to be nervous about here.

I know, I know.

Unless, of course, I was guilty, then I would have something...

(Hiccupping)

Sorry.

Have you noticed any crew members

change in behavior the last few weeks?

I don't know, anybody acting in a suspicious, or odd manner?

No. Oh, wait.

I... I... I mean, no.

(Hiccupping)

Oh, for god's sake.

Can I get you some water?

No, wouldn't do any good.

I get the hiccups when I'm nervous.

It goes way beyond annoying.

But wait.

The pony-tailed guy, Dr. Kavanagh,

he was always hanging around, looking over your shoulder,

poking through computers, kind of creepy.

Well, not really, uh, creepy, as... as much as, um,

peculiar, maybe?

I... I... I don't know the guy, he could be a great person.

I mean, who am I to judge, you know?

(Hiccupping)

I'll just shut up now.

Mcka y.“ Elizabeth? Excuse me. Yes, Rodney.

Can you come to the control room?

We could have discovered something important.

I'm on my way. If you'll excuse me.

Yes, sir... uh, ma'am.

What have you found?

Guess what? It turns out there's no bomb after all.

Uh, there's no actual explosive device.

The explosion will come, but from somewhere else.

Now, with the wraith on the way,

we'll need to cloak the city, right?

Yes. Well, in order to do that,

we need to reconnect the zpm,

in order to supply the necessary power.

And what about the Stargate?

I physically disabled the dhd.

It won't be able to dial, so it won't be a problem.

Now, the zpm, however, will be.

Now, as you know, the zero point module

controls the flow of massive amounts of power. Like a dam.

No, it's not like a dam, it's more like, uh...

Actually, yes, it's like a dam.

If you overload the dam, it breaks,

which is why the ancients put in place fail-safes

to prevent such a thing from happening.

Like a spillway.

Could we just stick with fail-safes?

The problem is, our trust operative figured out a way

to rewrite Atlantis' operating system, and disable the fail-safes,

but mask it in such a way that the city's sensors didn't detect it.

So, the dialing of earth would cause the zpm to overload.

Oh, yeah. And given that dialing another galaxy

requires tremendous amounts of power,

we're talking catastrophic overload.

I mean, the explosion would destroy not just the city,

but most likely the entire planet.

Can the fail-safes be re-enabled?

Yes, but whoever it was who did this

anticipated the possibility they would be discovered

and they put in place a code, to block access to it.

And I'm gonna guess that cracking this code isn't gonna be easy.

No, not at all. It is extremely complicated.

But for now, you've already disabled the dhd,

so it's impossible to dial earth.

Yeah, but unfortunately, any number of systems can be used

in conjunction with each other to overload the zpm.

It'd be a much more gradual build-up than dialing the gate,

which would cause an instantaneous power spike,

but equally as effective in its results.

And we can't disconnect the zpm, because we need the cloak

for when the wraith cruisers arrive.

Bingo! Which is why our bomber

activated the distress beacon, alerting them.

And that is how the wraith coming to Atlantis

is connected to detonating the bomb.

Rewriting Atlantis' operating system, and disabling the fail-safes,

now that takes someone with incredible intelligence.

You mean, like Dr. McKay?

And also, someone who is very eager to leave Atlantis

shortly before the weekly dial-in to earth.

Well, correct me if I'm wrong,

but isn't Dr. Zelenka currently stuck offworld somewhere?

Why isn't he a suspect?

Our list of suspects isn't open for discussion,

but off the record, Zelenka went against his will,

and I couldn't picture him working for the trust.

Oh, but you could picture me?

In a heartbeat.

I see.

Guilty until proven innocent.

I've been going over the communication logs from the daedalus,

and it seems that you sent three unauthorized

and coded messages back to Atlantis,

shortly after the dial-in was halted.

I have a few friends here I was concerned about.

I wanted to see if they were all right...

I thought you said you didn't have any friends here.

Now, the messages were encrypted,

but don't worry, I've got people deciphering them right now.

What do you want from me?

I want the access codes, so I can re-enable the zpm fail-safes!

Well, if you're waiting for me to tell you, you'll be waiting a while,

seeing as I have no idea what that code is.

No, I think you do know it,

and since I don't have the time to wait anymore,

I'll just have to decide the quickest way to get it from you.

(Scoffs)

Like what?

Are you gonna torture me?

Could the cloaking cause the zpm to overload?

Yes, but I can turn off some of the systems

to keep the power level short of an overload.

Maybe we should start thinking about evacuating the city.

McKay: There's not a lot of options there.

Still, can't hurt to have a plan ready, if we can think of one.

Dr. Beckett, why was charin moved in here?

So I could keep a closer eye on her, tend to her if needed.

I told you she does not wish for any treatment.

You have to understand, Teyla,

that as a doctor, I can't just stand by here and let her die.

I took an oath to preserve life.

You may keep her here to make her comfortable,

but if the time comes,

as much as it pains both of us, we must not interfere.

All right.

We're still working on cracking the new fail-safe code,

but so far, no luck.

How are things coming with kavanagh?

Is he still your prime suspect?

Yes, he is.

I'm having some difficulty with him, though.

He's not exactly the most cooperative of people.

McKay: (Exclaiming) Well, there's a shocker.

If he does know the code, I highly doubt he's going to just give it to us.

Give me 10 minutes with him, I'll get it out of him.

Might not be a bad idea.

Maybe it is time to take this interrogation to the next level.

Look, I hate kavanagh as much as the next guy, probably even more,

but we really need to be sure about this.

I agree.

I mean, if there's the slightest chance that he's innocent...

We don't have time to debate morality.

Unfortunately, sometimes

you have to do unpleasant things to save lives.

(Crew chattering)

What are you doing?

I was going over the system's command logs for the past few months.

Why? I noticed a gap

in one of the data-stream sequences from several weeks ago.

It's probably nothing, but I thought it might indicate...

A deletion point.

Yes, believe it or not, I have had some experience with these systems,

more, say, than a tap-dancing explosives expert.

I was just trying to help, Rodney.

Hey, here's a thought,

fail-safe code.

Why don't you help with that?

Elizabeth.

Weir: Yes, Rodney?

The cruisers are getting closer.

I think it's time to reconnect the zpm and cloak the city.

Go ahead.

Switching to zpm power,

now.

How we doing?

Well, I've powered down several of the secondary systems,

but, uh, so far,

the zpm levels are holding below overload.

I think we're gonna be okay.

Are you in pain?

Dr. Beckett can give you something to ease it.

(Shuddering) Teyla.

Yes, charin.

The journey begins.

(Rapid beeping)

(Exhales)

(Ecg flatlining)

(Beep stops)

They're here,

two wraith cruisers just outside our atmosphere.

So far, they're not behaving the way that would indicate they're aware of us.

Cadman: Rodney? What?

The city's inertial dampeners just began powering up.

What? I... I'm trying to shut it down,

but it's requiring that code.

Okay, get out of there!

It's the star drive.

Look, the city, as you know, is just a giant spaceship,

with a star drive capable of faster-than-light travel,

which means, that it also has inertial dampeners.

Yes, I know that.

One of the precursors of the star drive's power-up phase

is the activation of the dampeners,

all of which may very well affect our cloak.

Hey, look, but that's not the worst part of it.

It'll overload the zpm. Way overload it!

How soon before that happens?

30 minutes at the most, and this city will be vaponzed.

We need to initiate some evacuation plans.

I told you, the daedalus is our only option.

We can't use the Stargate, we can't go to the mainland.

I agree. We fit as many people aboard the ship as we possibly can...

There is nowhere near enough room for everyone.

We're gonna have to make room.

No, no, no, no, you don't understand.

The life-support system can't handle that many people.

There's not enough air to go around.

They'd never make it back to earth.

What about another planet?

There's one nearby in this solar system, remember?

The one we found the crashed wraith cruiser.

That took us 15 hours by puddle jumper,

it's a blink of the eye for the daedalus.

And then we could use the puddle jumpers to ferry the rest of the people.

Quickest thing to do is get the code.

Just let me in with kavanagh, I'll get it from him.

Zpm overload in 24 minutes.

Do it.

Oh, god.

Teyla, what are you doing?

We are about to begin the ring ceremony,

according to charin's wishes.

We're evacuating the city in a matter of minutes. We could all explode.

We are aware of that,

and many of my people are boarding the daedalus as we speak.

I and the others will leave with the final groups aboard the puddle jumpers.

Cutting it a little close, don't you think?

I made a promise to charin, and I intend to keep it, no matter the cost.

(Singing) Beyond the night, a rising sun

beyond the night, the battle's won

the battle's won

Fear and shame now in the past

pain and sorrow gone at last

gone at last

Zpm overload in 10 minutes.

We should think about getting into the jumpers.

Dr. Weir, Rodney, I found something.

Circle renewed

peace will be found

beyond the night

on sacred ground

stop!

What did you do?

Nothing, he fainted before I could touch him.

Dr. Weir, we're ready to go.

We'll meet you at the rendezvous site.

What the hell is going on here?

I asked hermiod to beam you here,

so you could give us the access code.

Lieutenant cadman discovered a gap what?

In the system command logs that indicated two deletion points...

We don't have time for this!

Your identification code was used to access this city's operating system.

You copied it, took it back to the trust,

whose Goa'uld scientists then rewrote the program

to overload the zpm.

You then brought it back here and uploaded it into the Atlantis computers.

You think that I am working for the trust?

Sheppard: We know you're working for the trust,

(gun cocking)

So give us the code.

Oh, my god.

(Hoarsely) I will never give you that code.

I warn you, as a Goa'uld, I now possess the strength of many men.

It won't be a fair fight then.

Hold on!

(Pulsating)

(Grunting)

(Grunting)

(Panting)

Colonel?

Colonel.

Sheppard.

We don't have much time, we need that access code.

Zpm levels are spiking, we need to go, now!

Access code.

River flows, led by the wind

first new breath, our journey begins

our journey begins

McKay: Oh, Carson.

Hermiod's just beginning initial calculations on the extraction.

Now? Extraction?

Mmm-hmm. Hermiod's gonna attempt to remove the Goa'uld from colonel Caldwell

using asgard beaming technology.

Quite remarkable, actually. And complicated.

The calculations are impossibly intricate.

You don't want to go beaming out a chunk of his brain.

Lovely, Rodney.

Look who's back.

It's Mr. Mom. Fun with the kids?

Do not even speak to me.

Did you see Zelenka?

You should take a quick look before he washes his face.

The kids did a real number on him.

I asked Dr. Beckett to give everyone in the base a full examination.

I mean, if colonel Caldwell could have a Goa'uld in him, any of us could.

It's not a pleasant thought.

No. No, it isn't.

I crossed a line, John, with kavanagh.

You did what you had to do.

The good news was, he wasn't hurt.

Here we are gloating about the infighting among the wraith.

How are we any different?

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