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Season Three
Into The Fire (Part 2 of 2)
Hathor's plot to build a secret army with which to
challenge the system lords is coming apart at the seams. When a force
comprising several SG teams mounts a rescue attempt for SG-1, her guards
seem badly outmatched. A Tok'ra insider manages to disrupt plans even
further by saving O'Neil from being implanted, and the captain puts the
final seal on Hathor's ambitions.
Major General Trofsky Tom Butler
Hathor Suanne Braun
Doctor Rawley Samantha Ferris
Major Tony Amendola
Colonel Colin Cunningham
Seth
One of the most dangerous of the oldest system lords
might never have left Egypt when the Stargate was closed by the Ancient
Egyptians. Known variously as Seth, Seti, or Sutekh, he had a price on his
head for trying to overthrow Ra.
Jacob Carter Carmen Argenziano
Jason Levinson Robert Duncan
Seth Mitchell Kosterman
Tommy Stuart O'Connell
Fair Game
In a ceremony of presidential thanks to the SG teams,
Carter is promoted to major. O'Neil is about to make a short speech when he
vanishes to reappear on a ship in Earth orbit. For killing Hathor, the
System Lords have again turned their attention on Earth, but the Asgaard,
represented by Thor in his true form decide to act on Earth's behalf and
organises a meeting between the powers, one in which some of the System
Lords have ulterior motives.
Secretary of Defence Arthur Simms Michael David Simms
Nirrti Jacqueline Samuda
Technician Laara Sadiq
Cronos Ron Halder
Yu Vince Crestejo
Sergeant Ziplinski T M Sandulak
Legacy
While exploring a new planet, SG-1 find the nine Linvris,
who apparently died from their Goa'ulds' destruction. Daniel discovers a
tablet similar to the one found on Argos, and tries to read it. Upon
returning to Earth, Jackson begins displaying symptoms of schizophrenia
(from an invading parasite), which, it is eventually discovered, is a
creation of Ma'Chello's to destroy the Goa'uld.
Doctor Warner Kevin McNulty
Doctor MacKenzie Eric Schneider
Learning Curve
The SG-1 team visits a planet where the society's highly
intelligent minds of the children are 'drained' by the elders, so that they
can learn how to defend themselves against the Goa'uld. Jack is repelled by
this idea, and "kidnaps" Merrin, a twelve year old genius, to show
her the fun behind a normal life.
Kalan Andrew Arlie
Merrin Brittney Irvin
Tomin Lachlan Murdoch
Solen Stephanie Shea
Mrs Struble Diane Stapley
Point Of View
Doctor Samantha Carter and Major Kawalsky emerge from an
alternate Earth using the mirror device that Daniel found a year before. In
their universe, the Goa'uld have just successfully invaded Earth while the
last survivors fled through their Stargate. This version of Sam is also
grieving for the death of her husband - Jack O'Neill.
Major Charles Kawalsky Jay Acovone
Apophis Peter Williams
Jaffa Ty Olsson
SF Guard Tracy Westerholm
Deadman Switch
The SG-1 team are trapped and captured by a bounty
hunter who, at the moment, is in the employ of a Goa'uld System Lord. But
with the smaller prize tucked safely away, the hunter tries to capture a
rival System Lord and is wounded. So he decides he needs some help on the
hunt…some help with no choice but to agree.
Bok Sam J Jones
Demons
Exploring an unusual European Christian settlement still
stuck in the Middle Ages, the team find it threatened by another of the Unas
(last seen in Thor's
Hammer), playing the willing demon to a Satan-like Goa'uld. O'Neill must
attempt to negotiate with a hostile settlement leader or face being chained
up as a potential Goa'uld host.
Simon David McNally
Mary Laura Mennell
Canon Alan C Peterson
Rules Of Engagement
Prior to his death, Apophis set up an American-style
boot camp on one of his occupied worlds to mimic the SG team's methods of
operation. The troops there, completely subject to Apophis' will are being
trained to behave totally like Earth's humans. How can O'Neill convince them
that their god is dead?
Apophis Peter Williams
"Captain Kyle Rodgers" Aaron Craven
"Captain Nelson" Dion Johnstone
Private Jesse Moss
Forever In A Day
A taskforce of SG teams fights a pitched battle to free
Abadonians who are still being held as slaves. During the battle Daniel
finds his wife, Sha're (last seen in Secrets),
in command of the Goa'uld forces, and she immediately tries to kill him.
When Daniel wakes up in the SG Command hospital, he finds his wife is dead,
and is shown the body. But when he wakes up next time, there seems to be a
second, different version of events.
Sha're Vaitiare Bandera
Kasuf Erick Avari
Rothman Jason Shombing
Past And Present
The team encounter the entire population of a world
which is suffering from amnesia. Daniel meets a woman named Ke'ra with whom
he sees the chance of a new life of happiness, but her forgotten past
conceals a murderous secret.
Ke'ra Orner Jason Gray-Stanford
Mayris Marya Delver
Jolinar's Memories (Part 1 of 2)
Sokar has captured Sam's father, and the Tok'ra contact
SG-1 in order to raise a rescue party. In what appears to be a bit of a
one-way mission, the team get themselves stranded on a hellish planet where
they haven't yet managed to find the one way off. An uprising seems to be
their key to escaping at last - until the leader reveals his scarred
face...
Apophis Peter Williams
Martouf J R Bourne
Jacob Carter Carmen Argenziano
Aldwin William de Vry
Bynarr Bob Dawson
The Devil You Know (Part 2 of 2)
Apophis tortures the SG team one by one as Solkar
prepares his attack on the System Lords. Teal'c is forced by the Tok'ra
to assist in delivering a bomb to the centre of the hell planet which
ultimately allows his colleagues to escape. It also destroys one evil Goa'uld overlord
only for another to take his place.
(Cast as before)
Foothold
The team returns home to find that the base has apparently
been taken over by hostile aliens masquerading as base staff. Carter manages
to escape, unsure if she is hallucinating or not, and the only help she can
find is the unlikable Colonel Maybourne.
Colonel Maybourne Tom McBeath
Major Davis Colin Cunningham
Colonel Brogen Richard Leacock
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Sergeant Warren Colin Lawrence
Alien Leader Alex Zahara
Second Alien Dion Johnstone
Pretense
Naveem (from the Season 1 episode, Enigma)
turns up to invite the team to a trial. Skaara, under the control of the
Goa'uld Klorel, has crash-landed on their planet and is to be tried to see
which of the two lifeforms inhabiting the body should be allowed to have
sole occupancy. The Nox female, Lya, has agreed to be the neutral arbiter.
If he wins his case, it could be good news for Skaara.
Skaara/Klorel Alexis Cruz
Narim Garwin Sanford
Lya Frida Betrani
High Chancellor Travell Marie Stillin
Zipacna Kevin Durand
Urgo
The team go missing for fifteen hours and when they walk
though the gate, thinking everything is fine, they are found to each have an
implant in their brain. Urgo, the "physical" representation of the
implant, is a construct designed to record new experiences through its hosts.
Urgo might have a mind of its own, however.
Urgo/Togar Dom DeLuise
A Hundred Days
On the fertile planet of Edora, SG1 have established
friendly relations with a colony of ex-Earth humans. O'Neill shares a mutual,
and muted, attraction with Laira, a widow with a young son. While watching the
annual meteor show, the team realise that there is a danger of ground strike,
and that the colony may well be destroyed in the process. They manage to
evacuate most of the villagers but O'Neill, Laira and a few others are trapped
when the Stargate is hit and apparently totally destroyed. Can O'Neill learn
to deal with his enforced new life?
Laira Michelle Greene
Garan Shane Meier
Naytha Julie Patzwald
Paynan Marcel Maillard
Shades of Grey
During a failed technology exchange meeting with the Tolin,
O'Neill steals some of their technology. The resulting scandal at SG Command
forces him to retire, and he is recruited by the odious Colonel Maybourne into
the organisation seem briefly in the episode Touchstone.
They are using the second Earth Stargate (located by SG1 in Solitudes)
to steal whatever alien technology that they think will serve Earth's needs,
and O'Neill must put a stop to their activities.
Colonel Maybourne Tom McBeath
Colonel Makepeace Steve Makaj
Travell Marie Stillin
Major Newman Christian Bocher
New Ground
The SG-1 team arrive on the planet Bedrosia where two
cultures have been at war over their opposed beliefs regarding the Stargate.
An archaeologist, Nyan, explains to them that their arrival through the
Stargate proves that the belief of his rival culture is true and that humans
were brought through a gateway. The team's arrival is detected by the
Bedrosian military and the team must attempt to survive torture and potential
execution as spies.
Nyan Richard Ian Cox
Reigar Daryl Shuttleworth
Parcy Desiree Zuroski
Mallin Jennifer Copping
Technician Bill Nikolai
Soldier Finn Michael
Maternal Instinct
Bra'tac arrives pleading for medical assistance, his dying
Jaffa apprentice accompanying him. He announces that his and Teal'c's home of
Chulak was brutally attacked by Apophis. Daniel deduces that Apophis is
searching for the Harsesis, the child Apophis fathered with Sha're/Amaunet.
Travelling to the legendary planet Kheb, Bra'tac and SG-1 race to find
the child before Apophis gets there in force.
Bra'tac Tony Amendola
Monk Terry Chen
Moac Aaron Douglas
Major Coburn Steve Bacic
Jaffa Commander D Harlan Cutshall
Oma Desala Carla Boudreau
Crystal Skull
Daniel Jackson is fascinated to discover a huge
Mayan-style pyramid with a glowing crystal skull at its centre. The skull
appears to be identical to one his grandfather, Nicholas Ballard, found in
Belize in 1971. The team travels to the planet to investigate. Daniel
approaches the crystal skull as it activates, and somehow becomes invisible.
The team return home, not knowing Daniel is still with them, and recruit
Daniel's grandfather to discover what happened.
Nick Jan Rubes
Robert Rothman Jason Schombing
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Psychiatrist Russell Roberts
Technician Daniel Bacon
Nurse Tracy Jacquie
Survelliance SF Janeen Westerholm
Nemesis (Part 1 of 2)
While preparing for some leave, O'Neill is transported to
an Asgard vessel in orbit. O'Neill discovers a weakened Thor, who tells him
that mechanical insectoids which are infesting the ship are an artificial
organism called replicators. The effects of the replicators reaching Earth
would be devastating. O'Neill orders the SGC to gather a large amount of explosives that
he will transport up. The SG-1 team, of course, travel with the explosives
against O'Neill's orders. They have little time to formulate a plan
to outwit the replicators and destroy the ship before it reaches Earth,
hopefully finding a way to save themselves in the process.
Major Davis Colin Cunninghan
Technician Guyle-Lee Frazier
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