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Season Four
Small Victories (Part 2 of 2)
Samantha Carter, stuck off-planet for days while the
destroyed Stargate was replaced with the Number 2 backup, has gained a sexy
new hairstyle. Teal’c has something blond and fuzzy stuck to his chin, but
on the whole the SG-1 team have survived their near death experience rather
well. Sam then goes on to save an Asgaard world by destroying their
glittering new starship, the O'Neill.
Major Davis Colin Cunninghan
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
The Other Side
The SGC is contacted by Alar, a representative of
Euronda, whose people are under attack and in need of help. General Hammond
sends SG-1 on a mission to deliver food and medical supplies. However,
once O'Neill meets Alar and sees the militaristic set-up, he finds he has to
start questioning his host's motives.
Alar Rene Auberjonois
Farrell Anne Marie Loder
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Upgrades
SG-1 are volunteered as guinea pigs when the Tok'ra
discover some ancient armbands. They are reputed to give the wearer
incredible speed and power. The Tok'ra anthropologist, the abrasive Anise,
oversees the project, without seeming to be too concerned about the
potential human cost. The SG team discover their newfound abilities start to
influence their decisions when they embark on a mission to destroy Apophis'
new mothership.
Anise Vanessa Angel
Waitress Kristina Copeland
Technicians Bill Nokolai and Laara Sadiq
Jaffa Commander Fraser Attcheson
Jaffa Shawn Reis
Crossroads
An old acquaintance of Teal'c's arrives through the
Stargate with information that could prove vital in the fight against the
Goa'uld. It seems Shan'Auc can communicate with her symbiote and has
persuaded it to be nice. The Tok'ra catch onto the symbiote's trick, but
will they tell anyone in time to save Teal'c's rediscovered love?
Anise/Freya Vanessa Angel
Shan'auc Musetta Vander
Hebron/Tanith Peter Winfield
Cronus Ron Hadler
Ronac Sean Millington
Divide & Conquer
At a meeting with the Tok'ra to discuss the signing of a
treaty with Earth, one of the human representatives suddenly opens fire with
a weapon he should not have, targeting the Tok'ra leader before killing
himself. It seems some SG team members have been captured and brainwashed by
the Goa'uld. Anise leads the process to try and root out any further
brainwashees, and admits that she fancies a suspected O'Neill. To clear
himself, O'Neill has to admit his own strong feelings for Carter, discovered
during Upgrades, while Martouf has to make a
sacrifice to preserve the Earth-Tok'ra Alliance.
Anise/Freya Vanessa Angel
Martouf J R Bourne
High Councilor Per'sus Andrew Jackson
Lieutenant Astor Kirsten Robek
Major Graham Phillip Mitchell
"The US President" Roger Allford
Technician Bill Nikolai
Window Of Opportunity
An inquisitive archaeologist who is working with SG-1
activates a time loop in which O'Neill and Teal'c relive the same ten hours
over and over again. Each time they are fully aware of what has happened but
have to explain it in detail to their colleagues. Eventually, they work out
a way of progressing through their explanations so that O'Neill can find a
solution, but before this happens he resigns, plays a few tricks, takes a
physics course, and snogs Sam Carter. An episode with a great deal of
humour.
Malakai Robin Mossley
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Watergate
The Russians have managed to salvage the original
Stargate which was lost in Small Victories.
They have also managed to dial out to a water world only to find that they
could not close the connection. Now their SG base has cut communications
with the outside world. Doctor Markov is charged with the task of bringing
in SG-1 to investigate. Together they find a dead base crew and living water
which just wants to get back home.
Colonel Maybourne Tom McBeath
Doctor Markov Marina Sirtis
The First Ones
Studying the planet from which the Goa'uld symbiotes
first originated, a young aboriginal Unas (as seen in Demons)
kidnaps Daniel as part of his hunting initiation. These Unas have learnt to
defend themselves against symbiote attacks, but that doesn't mean the
chasing SG personnel are safe. A reoccurring character pays for this with
his life.
Chaka Dion Johnstone
Rothman Jason Schombing
Major Hawkins Barry Levy
Captain Griff Russell Ferrier
Major Coburn Steve Bacic
Pierce Rob Lee
Note: The advertised episode was Scorched
Earth. This was delayed without explanation until the following week.
Scorched Earth
O'Neill is helping the Encarrons to settle on a new,
verdant planet. A month into their settlement a huge space vessel is spotted
on the horizon. From it a sheet of flame is sterilizing the ground and
seeding it with new genetic information. The ship is slowly moving towards
the settlement with the clear intention of terraforming the entire planet.
Daniel must negotiate a solution which suits both sides, and finds one of
them a new home.
Lotan Brian Markinson
Hedrazar Marilyn Norry
Eliam Alessandro Juliani
Caleb Rob Court
Nikka Nikki Smook
Beneath The Surface
The team find themselves working in an alien underground
power station with no memory of their former lives. Over the course of their
work and various minor events, memories start to reappear and they start
questioning their surroundings. Teal'c is ill because of his own
conditioning, while Jack and Sam remember their feelings for one another (an
increasingly familiar event for them). Eventually they foment rebellion
amongst their power station colleagues.
Captain Griff Russell Ferrier
Workers Jason Griffith and Bruce Campbell
With: Alison Matthews, Kim Hawthorne, Laurie Murdoch
Point Of No Return
O'Neill meets bespectacled, balding UFO nut Martin
Lloyd, who is in possession of a Stargate address. He is being watched by a
group who are wary of aliens, and to prove it they take Carter and Daniel
prisoner and interrogate them. It appears that the group is on the run from
an interstellar war, and just want to hide out on Earth.
Martin Lloyd Willie Garson
Doctor Peter Tanner Robert Lewis
Group Leader Matthew Bennett
Bob Mar Andersons
Sergeant Peters Francis Boyle
Tangent
A test flight of a hybrid Earth-Goa'uld glider goes
wrong, sending Teal'c and O'Neill hurtling into space. General Carter gets
involved in a good old fashioned space rescue saga.
General Vidrine Steven Williams
Jacob Carter Carmen Argenziano
Major Davis Colin Cunnigham
Voice of Apophis Peter Williams
The Serpent's Venom
Teal'c is back home on Chulak, on a mission to recruit
more Jaffar to fight the System Lords, but he is betrayed and taken captive.
His Goa'uld captor, Heru-Ur, has him tortured as a lesson to the rest of his
subjects. The rest of SG-1 have teamed up with General Carter in order to
tamper with a space mine. The idea is to explode the mine when Apophis shows
up to a secret meeting and have him fight what could otherwise be a powerful
ally - Heru-Ur. However, Apophis surprises everyone with his own plans to
betray his would-be ally.
Jacob Carter Carmen Argenziano
Rak'Nor Obi Ndefo
Terok Paul Koslo
Apophis Peter Williams
Heru-Ur Douglas H Arthurs
Ma'Kar Art Kitching
Technician Daniel Bacon
Note: This episode was shown in place of
the listed episode, The Curse, without any explanation being given.
The Curse
Daniel's old archaeology professor is killed in an
apparently accidental laboratory explosion. Daniel attends the funeral and
meets up with an old flame. He becomes drawn to some of the Egyptian
artefacts the professor was studying, and discovers a Goa'uld connection.
The rest of SG-1 get leave time but are quickly involved in the problem of a
10,000 year-old Goa'uld which has found a new host.
Sarah/Osiris Anna-Louise Plowman
Steven Ben Bass
Curator Lorena Gale
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Doctor Jordan David Abbott
Chain Reaction
The entire SG Command is shocked by the sudden
retirement of General Hammond. His replacement is clearly not well suited to
the complexities of Stargate command, and O'Neill realises he may have to
get his hands dirty to sort out the problem. His first port of call is
Maybourne, who is now in prison. Released into O'Neill's custody, the pair
track down a high level NID connection in Senator Kinsey, and gain some
leverage along the way. O'Neill has to decide if blackmail is the way to
solve things.
Major General Bauer Lawrence Dane
Senator Kinsey Ronny Cox
Colonel Maybourne Tom McBeath
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Kinsey's Wife Patti Allan
Maid Gina Stockdale
Reporters Mark Pawson and Norma Jean Wick
Aide Jacquie Janzen
2010
Set a decade into the future, the former SG-1 team
re-evaluate the benevolent domination of Earth by the Ashen, advanced aliens
who made an agreement to protect Earth a decade earlier. Apparently unable
to conceive, Sam Carter discovers that she has been made sterile by the
Ashen. As much as ninety per cent of the world's population is also sterile.
It seems the Ashen are controlling human population levels downwards towards
extinction.
President Kinsey Ronny Cox
Joe Christopher Cousins
Mowlam Dion Luther
Sergeant Walter Davies Gary Jones
Guide Linnea Johnson
Absolute Power
The team notice a change in Daniel after he is re-united
with Shifu, the Harsesis. Daniel is being taught a lesson in how dangerous
is the Goa'uld knowledge Shifu holds as he lives a dream of world domination.
Shifu Lane Gates
Apophis Peter Williams
Kasuf Erick Avari
General Vidrine Steven Williams
Major Davis Colin Cunningham
Aldwyn William de Vry
The Light
A young officer commits suicide by jumping into the path
of an opening Stargate wormhole. Daniel is studying a Goa'uld palace which
has within it a room containing an emitted stream of light. Anyone who sees
this is captivated... and addicted. It transpires that the addiction causes
withdrawal symptoms that are ultimately fatal if the subject is removed from
the palace. The entire SG-1 team have been affected.
Loran Kristian Ayre
Sergeant Barber Link Baker
Prodigy
Carter tries to motivate rebellious young cadet Jennifer
Hailey by taking her through the Stargate. O'Neil is playing nanny to a
survey team which is led by an arrogant scientist. He manages to meet and
infuriate a local energy-based life form which then kills one of his team and
attacks the survey base. Carter's cadet gains a broader perspective on the
universe and manages to stay alive in the process.
Jennifer Hailey Elizabeth Rosen
Major Griff Russell Ferrier
Doctor Hamilton Hrothgar Mathews
Doctor Lee Bill Dow
General Ryan Himself
Professor Monroe Keith Martin Gordey
General Kerrigan Michael Kopsa
Doctor Thompson Roger Haskett
Cadet Ivon R Bartok
Entity
An SGC probe sent through the Stargate connects with a
powerful electronic entity which invades the base in the form a computer
virus. Sam is infected as the virus tries to protect its existence, and her
life is threatened.
Sergeant Siler Dan Shea
Double Jeopardy
Problems arise for the team when an old acquaintance
comes looking for help. Harlan duplicated the SG-1 team (in the Season 1
episode, Tin Man), and now his
robot team have abandoned him to enjoy their own SG missions. Unfortunately,
they have been captured by the Goa'uld Cronus. The real SG1 mount a rescue
mission, but one SG team isn't going to make it...
Harlan Jay Brazeau
Cronus Ron Halder
Darian Matthew Harrison
Female Goa'uld Belinda Waymouth
Sindar Bill Croft
Technician Daniel Bacon
Hira Tracey Hway
Juna Warrior Michael Jonsson
Jaffa John DeSantis and Paul Stafford
Note: In the US, this episode was
screened before the episode entitled Entity.
Exodus (Part 1 of 2)
One benefit from killing Cronus is that the SG team have
their own Goa'uld mothership. They loan it to the Tok'ra in exchange for
flight training and technical help. The Tok'ra are also moving their
Stargate to an un-mapped planet. Apophis is alerted by his spy within the
Tok'ra, even though the presence of this spy is already known, and he sends
a fleet to intercept the exodus. The Tok'ra plan to destroy the local sun
when Apophis arrives, but Teal'c's vendetta against the traitor, Tanith,
ends up getting both him and O'Neil into deadly trouble...
Apophis Peter Williams
Jacob Carter/Selmak Carmen Argenziano
Tanith Peter Wingfield
Tok'ra Kirsten Williamson and Anastasia Bandey
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