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McKay: Initiating
secondary diagnostics now.

No variances.

You sure?

Positive. Check again.

Rodney, there's nothing here.

Okay, just get over here and
monitor the power readings.

Huh. No variances.

Hmm.

Are you catching any
discrepancies on your end?

Nothing. Are you sure?

Rodney. Okay, just go back.

Go back, go back, go back.

All right, do we know
what the problem is?

Yeah. The gate's not working.

I think we figured that much
last week when you broke it.

I did not break the gate.

It just happened to stop working

around the same time you
were screwing around with it.

I wasn't
screwing around with it.

I was running
a streamlining program,

designed to boost
its operating efficiency.

Yeah, well, good job.

Ithad nothing to do with
why the gate malfunctioned.

But we've been able to eliminate
a number of possible reasons,

including my
streamlining program,

and I feel confident that
we're making some progress,

and that things will
be up and running in...

What was that?

An unidentified object
just struck the city.

Well, why didn't
the sensors pick it up?

I don't know.
It came in so fast.

I'm getting a low-level
energy signature.

What could it be?
Let's find out.

Sheppard: Any injuries? No, sir.

Thank god it hit
the reading library,

or someone really
could've gotten hurt.

What is it?

It's obviously some kind of
mobile, self-contained unit.

A drone, possibly a probe,

it's definitely
not wraith design.

Perhaps it's lantian.

You know,
a de-orbited satellite,

or a device on
a recall directive.

Yeah, maybe. It's still
emanating the trace energy field.

Oh, is it dangerous?

No, it's just interesting.

Check that out.

Zelenka: It was damaged
on reentry. So what?

Reentry wouldn't
have caused that.

Looks like weapons fire. Maybe
it took a hit before it came down.

And yet it came
out in one piece.

Tough little bastard.

Colonel, do we
know what it is yet?

Looks like a probe of some kind.

Any idea who sent it?

McKay and
Zelenka'll figure it out.

In the meantime,
who's working on the gate?

The gate can wait.
This is more important.

With all due respect, sir, I
think they're equally important.

Wouldn't it make more sense to keep
Zelenka working on this mystery object,

and move McKay back
to his gate diagnostics?

It's already been
over a week now.

Major, not being able to use
the gate is an inconvenience.

The possibility that someone may
have pinpointed our location is a threat.

The threat gets a priority.

Yes, sir.

Zelenka: This is pointless.

Even though the object
survived reentry physically intact,

its internal systems are shot.

These are just
incomprehensible readings.

By design.

There's no design here,
Rodney. Just meaningless data.

Yeah, but my instincts tell me
that's because they're running

an advanced masking
program to fool us.

They're good, I'm better.

Who's "they," Rodney?

Just do me a favor.
Relaunch your decrypt sweep.

Humor me.

Fine.

You realize we don't
have to stand around here

waiting for the results.
It could take hours.

Why don't we go
back to the gate?

Hang on.

It's working.
I'm getting something.

Don't touch anything!

Oh. Whoa, whoa, what happened?

What did you do? Nothing.

I told you not
to touch anything!

I didn't touch anything. The
diagnostic program must've crashed.

We lost all the data.

What did you see, Rodney?

Nanite code.
It's the replicators.

It's the replicators.
They found us.

Are you sure?

That drone we recovered
contained nanites.

You cannot be
certain of that, Rodney.

The program went down before we had
a chance to retrieve any significant data.

I know what I saw.
It was nanite code

a split second
before the system crashed.

I saw nothing. That's
because you weren't looking!

Our laptops were receiving
the same data stream, Rodney.

If there had been anything,
I would have seen it.

Well, obviously, you didn't,
otherwise we wouldn't be having this...

Another one!

Colonel
Sheppard, major lorne here.

Go ahead, major.

There's been an explosion
in Dr. McKay's lab.

I suggest you get down here.

What the...

What happened?

Well, either your
sandwich exploded,

or that mystery drone had a
built-in self-destruct protocol.

We must have inadvertently
initiated it when we ran our analysis.

Sorry, doc.

At least you weren't
around when it went off.

Lucky us.

Something's not right.

That diagnostic program
should never have crashed.

It was perfectly capable of handling
any of the data coming from the probe.

And then before I get a chance
to get it up and running again,

what happens?
The probe gets destroyed.

What are you talking about?

I don't know. I just... it feels
like someone or something

is working very
hard to get in my way.

And, yes, I know
what that sounds like.

Just do me a favor.
Keep an eye open, okay?

You think he's imagining it?

Maybe he needs a vacation.

I guess you disagree, huh?

I don't know. It just seems like
people are acting different lately.

Different? I don't
know how to explain it.

They just haven't
been themselves.

Hmm.

Teyla's noticed it, too.

Well, maybe everyone's
getting a little stir-crazy,

not being able to
get offworld, you know,

acting a little weird,
getting a little paranoid.

I'm not paranoid.

People have been
acting weird lately!

You make a compelling argument.

I think you're
going to need stitches.

Here.

Sorry.

Keller: What happened?

Ronon decided to knock
some sense into me.

Let me take a look.

You're fine.

No stitches?

No. Not even a band-aid.

There's nothing there.

Well, I'm bleeding.

Well, not from any head wound.

It was probably ronon's blood.

No. He hit me. I was bleeding.

Run a scan on me. A scan?

If McKay is right and there
were nanites in that probe,

there's a good chance
I got infected.

Keller: Huh.

Okay. Uh, hold still.

No nanites. You're clean.

Run a blood test.

John, if you were
infected with nanites...

Forget the nanites. Something
like this happened to me before.

I got infected
with a retrovirus,

and I was able
to heal right away.

I'm sure that's not the case now
since you haven't been exposed...

Maybe it's a relapse.
I don't know.

I seriously doubt...
Just run a blood test!

Okay.

Lorne: I thought the
problem was dealt with.

I destroyed the drone.

Keller: And made them
suspicious in the process.

So what do you suggest we do?

They're still a long way
from knowing the truth.

For now, we just
need to be careful.

Colonel, I got
your test results back.

I'm pleased to tell you
you're 100% bug free.

No sign of the
retrovirus in your system.

What's the matter?
I thought you'd be happy.

All that says is
my blood's clean.

It doesn't explain
the magical head wound.

Maybe it doesn't make sense
because you're refusing to consider

the only possible explanation
for what happened.

You made a mistake.

Ronon wasn't bleeding. Ichecked.

Well, maybe the blood
was already on the towel,

and you mistakenly
transferred it to your forehead.

Ronon saw the cut. He was the
one who said I needed stitches.

Unless he was wrong, too.

All right. I'll run
your blood work again,

and if I still can't find anything,
we'll do a complete physical.

McKay: Hey. Ronon: Hey.

What're you all doing
here? What's going on?

I'll be right back.

I just remembered that I forgot
to unplug something, or plug it in.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

What're you doing?

This may hurt a little.

No, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait!

What is the matter
with you? Here.

I'm gonna need more than that. I'm
gonna need disinfectant, or some...

Just shut up and
hold on a second.

All right. Let's take a look.

It's gone.

That's impossible. How can it...

That's the reaction
we were hoping for.

If it's any consolation, I can assure
you we all underwent the same test.

Test? What test? What
the hell is going on here?

That's what we'd
like to find out.

Rodney, you're not the only one
who has noticed the strange behavior

of many of
the people on this base.

They've been acting unusually
withdrawn, even secretive.

Yeah.

I wasn't sure
what to make of it.

At first, I was ready to dismiss Zelenka's
screwup as just gross incompetence,

but the more I thought
about it, the more I thought

it didn't make sense,
even for him.

No, no, there was no accident.

I mean, he crashed that
diagnostic system on purpose.

I'm assuming what happened
with that drone is no accident, either.

But what does any of this have to
do with my super-healing abilities?

Last night, ronon
clubbed me in the head.

By accident. Sort of.

I was cut. I went to the infirmary
to have Keller check it out.

By the time I got there,
it was completely healed.

Oh, but the last
time that happened,

it was the...
It was the retrovirus.

That's what I thought, so
I had her run a blood test.

And? She says she
didn't find anything.

You think she's lying?

I don't know,
but we've got to find out.

I can access the infirmary's
database from here.

Yeah.

Okay, I'm in.

Now...

And...

Huh.

What? There's no
record of any blood test.

If she did one, then she
didn't enter the results.

She did a full body scan, too.

There's nothing here.

Teyla: That's impossible.

The scanner is wired
directly into the computer.

Results are
recorded automatically.

Doesn't mean
they can't be erased.

All right, we need
to run our own tests.

Till we figure out
what's going on,

we can't risk trusting
anyone outside this room.

We have to get into the
infirmary without anyone knowing.

I have an idea.

How's it going, Rodney?

Mcka y: I've patched into the
life-signs detector, but there's a problem.

What problem?

Just... I'm not sure.
Just hold on a minute.

Looks like it's
working fine to me.

Right. Thank you for your input.

Is the infirmary clear?

Hold on.

Rodney!

This is bizarre. I mean, I can't
get it to give me a live feed.

It's like it's stuck in a loop.

Well, fix it.

Ha! All right, I got it.

What the hell?

Oh, now you broke it.

I didn't break it.
It's working fine.

Is the infirmary clear or not?

Yeah, the infirmary,
the corridors,

the surrounding towers.

I mean, according to this, we're
the only people on the base.

How is that possible?

Mcka y: Offhand,
I would say it's not,

but right now I am
reading four life signs.

Let's keep moving.

We have a problem.

All right.
Let's make this quick.

I've got something.

It's another life sign. It's
the outer edge of the city.

Let's check it out. Come on.

Maybe we should... come on!

John.

What the hell?

Nanites.

There's supposed
to be a room here.

There is a room here.

Wait.

Elizabeth.

Easy, easy.

How did you get here?

I don't know.

Keller: I can answer that.

This is where we made her.
This is where we made you all.

This explains why
we can heal so rapidly.

We get injured, and
the nanites effect repairs.

We'd better tell the others.

Yes.

That won't be necessary.

What the hell is going on?

I'm sorry, colonel. You're
going to have to come with us.

I don't think so.

That won't do you any good.

I'm warning you, major.
Stand down.

Go ahead. Shoot.

You see?

You're replicators.

That's right.

Until you began making
changes to our base code,

we were forbidden from assuming
the form of any living human,

but now we can
take any form we like.

You couldn't have replaced
everyone on the base. It's impossible.

Only because you believe
this is the real Atlantis,

and that you're
the real Dr. McKay.

So you're saying that
we are also replicators?

You are flesh and blood.

Ordinary humans in every way,
except that you were manufactured

from the inside out by nanites,

some of which remain in your
system, effecting repairs as necessary.

I'm not buying it.

All that you are,

your thoughts, your memories,

everything was taken from the
real John Sheppard and his team

when their minds were
probed over a year ago.

See, now I know you're
lying, because a year ago,

Carson Beckett was our
chief of medicine, not Dr. Keller.

In fact, she hadn't
even arrived yet.

This scenario was updated
with information obtained

from the last member of your expedition
to be captured by the replicators.

Elizabeth Weir.

You sure about this?

Yeah. I need to see for myself.

Oh, my god!

All right, we're all
infected by nanites.

Not infected with.
Constructed by.

I don't believe it. I know
it's tough to swallow.

I'm having a hard time wrapping
my head around it myself,

but it would explain
a couple of things.

Such as?

Such as why the gate's
not working, for one.

Look, if none of this is real, if
this is all just a lab-rat experiment,

then it stands to reason
the gate's not real, either.

If this is not the real Atlantis, Rodney,
you of all people would have noticed.

The stars alone...

The whole time the gate's been
down, it has been solid overcast.

That's over a week now.
Think about it.

When was the last time
any of you saw stars?

Dr. Weir.

That's what you named me.

There's no point in
calling you anything else.

You're exactly
like her in every way.

Except that I'm not her.

The real Elizabeth Weir
was killed several months ago.

Part of her brain had
been replaced by nanites.

It was done to save her life,
but it made her dangerous.

Whenever she linked
with other replicators,

the human part of her
exerted an unhealthy influence.

At least that's the
way oberoth saw it.

But you don't agree?

Why do you think
we did all this?

Your humanity is
what we're interested in

because the ancients
created us with one fatal flaw.

You can't ascend.

That's what you're after,
isn't it?

All right, I know this is a
lot for everyone to deal with,

but we're just going to have
to suck it up and refocus.

Refocus on what?

Getting the hell out of here.

So we can go where? Back
to Atlantis to resume our lives?

Oh, yeah, I forgot.
They're not ours.

Says them.

There's no point in denying the
facts. They were telling the truth.

We're not who
we thought we were.

I may not be the original, but
you're going to have a hard time

convincing me that
I'm not pretty damn close.

Our origins do not
make us any less human

not physically,
and certainly not mentally,

not while we can
think for ourselves.

And in my heart, there is no
doubt. We must return to Atlantis.

Okay. We go back,
take things from there.

Great.

We're all in agreement.
We're getting out of here.

Now, all we have to
do is figure out how.

You're part of niam's group.

Most were reprogrammed,

but some of us managed to
stay hidden within the collective.

And you think by studying us,
you'll discover the secret ingredient?

You are all fully human.

You have the same minds
as your original selves,

the same thoughts,
the same emotions.

More importantly, you have
something that's always eluded us.

Something that kept your kind
apart from the very beginning,

and made you special in
the eyes of our creators.

You would call it a soul.

It is that secret ingredient
you referred to,

the key to ascension.

That is not something you can
learn to acquire simply by studying us.

Why not?

A human brain is just
an electrochemical machine.

Biologically created,
but a machine, nonetheless.

Everything is quantifiable.

Now you sound like oberoth.

The others have
given up on ascension.

They're destroying human
populations throughout the galaxy

as a tactic in their
war with the wraith.

They're consumed
with hatred and revenge.

We believe there's another path.

Why are you telling me all this?

You're open-minded,

and it's important that
we Gauge your reactions.

So we can avoid
the same mistakes next time.

They're going to
wipe our memories,

and then start again
on another planet.

That probe was sent by
oberoth and the other replicators.

Our friends out there tried
to destroy it,

but they only
managed to disable it.

If that thing hadn't
crashed into the city,

who knows how long
this could've gone on.

You know, the point is, this
position's been compromised.

Once the other replicators
find the city,

they'll destroy it.

Oh, yeah, and us, too.

Is that any worse than
having our memories erased

and starting this
whole process again?

We've got to find
a way out of here.

I'm sorry it's come to this.

Listen to me.
You have probed our minds.

You know everything
there is to know about us,

so you should know
we will never accept this.

No matter how many times you wipe
our memories, we'll always figure it out.

She's right.

We're genetically predisposed to
being stubborn and really pesky.

You want to understand what
it means to be human, right?

You want to know what qualities
might eventually lead to ascension?

You can start with compassion.

I understand what you're saying.

And under different circumstances,
I might even agree with you.

Unfortunately, it's too late.

What are you talking about?

The other
replicators have found us.

They failed to break
down our mental defenses

and bring us back
into the collective,

so now they want to destroy us.

Well, you have
to raise the shield.

We can't.

Your creation
required too much power,

and we couldn't get our
hands on multiple zpms

without drawing
too much attention.

Let us out.

Your fellow replicators
are targeting human worlds.

They are murdering
thousands of innocent people.

If you are serious about following
in the footsteps of your creators,

you will let us go,
so we can stop this.

Oberoth is too powerful.

If this city falls,
and we're destroyed with it,

this will be nothing more
than a wasted opportunity,

a failed experiment.

You know what that feels like.

That's what the
ancients considered us.

Failed experiments.

Well, now's your chance
to prove them wrong.

All we're asking is that you give
us a chance to make a difference.

Take this. What's this?

It's the core drive of
a ship's tracking system.

With this, you should be able to
pinpoint the locations and movements

of every one of oberoth's
Aurora-class vessels in this galaxy.

Take this to Atlantis. It will be their
best chance at stopping oberoth.

Go up to the bay
and take a jumper.

Come with us!

I can't. Oberoth might
be able to track me.

I'll only be a liability. Go!

That's it.

The city's gone.

So, now what?

Well, we're already cloaked.

All we need to do is follow the
ship out into the atmosphere,

catch a ride before
itjumps into hyperspace.

Catch a ride?

Yeah.

Watch.

Sheppard: Okay,
redeploying drive pods.

Okay.

Nice and snug.

You doing okay?
Sure, all things considered.

Not bad for a dead woman.

Everything'll be fine.

My guess is we're headed
back to the replicator homeworld.

And once we get there, we
can find a ship with a hyperdrive.

And go where?

Well, obviously, we can't
fly straight back to Atlantis.

They'd probably take us out
before we had a chance to explain,

but maybe new athos.

We can contact them
once we get there.

And then what?

How do you think the real Sheppard
is going to react when he sees you?

How would you react?

Mmm. In a way, I'm lucky.

At least I know I'm the only
Elizabeth Weir out there.

McKay: You were right.

It's the replicator homeworld.

Looks like they've been busy.

What do you mean?

Remember those shipyards
we destroyed?

That's one of them.

They rebuilt it.

And then some. Sheppard: Good.

Then we should be able to
find a ship they won't miss.

It's a streamlining program designed
to boost its operating efficiency.

Look, the gate will be off-line
for what, one, two hours tops.

We expecting someone?

No, sir.

But it's major Jordan
reporting in from m34-227.

Do you have video? Yes, sir.

What's the situation, major?

Well, sir, there's someone here

who would like to
have a word with you.

Elizabeth.

Hello, John.

Elizabeth!

What happened to you?
How'd you get away?

I'm not Elizabeth. Well,
not the Elizabeth you knew.

I have all of her memories,
and all of her thoughts,

everything that makes her me.

But I'm a duplicate.

I was created by a faction
of the replicators

as a means to
attaining ascension.

You look and sound
just like her.

I'm sorry, Rodney,
but it's true.

This group managed
to isolate themselves

from the others in order to
pursue their study in secrecy,

but they were eventually
discovered and destroyed.

I don't know what to say.
This is all very...

Strange?

Yeah, I know.

But we need to meet.

We have some information that
you can use against the replicators.

Well, I suppose introductions
aren't really necessary.

Great. The last time I came
face to face with myself,

I ended up kicking my own ass.

McKay 1: Nice jacket.

Yeah, it's new.

We got new versions
of those uniforms.

The old ones used to...

Both: Bunch up under the arms.

Yeah. Huh.

You said you've
got something for us.

Yeah. McKay.

Both: Hmm?

No. My McKay.

Oh. Yeah. Right.

What is that?

This is the core drive of a
replicator ship tracking system.

Once it is up and running,
we'll be able to track

every Aurora-class replicator
ship in the Pegasus galaxy.

It's not much, but it's a start.

Are you kidding? This is huge.

We've got to get to work on a...

Both: Modification program.

Reconfigure
the base sequencing...

Run it through one of the ancient
relays, so that the information is...

Both: Automatically
adapted and outputted.

Outputted? Is that even a word?

Of course it is.
We can't both be wrong.

Look, we've got to
get started on this now.

Whoa, whoa. Not so fast.

Where are you
planning to do this?

We're too big of a security risk
to be allowed back on Atlantis.

He's got a... I've got a point.

You two are going to have
to find another way to do that.

That's not a problem.

I'll just go back to Atlantis
and get what we need.

We can do all the work
right here.

Oh, this is great. Finally, someone
in whom I can have 100% confidence.

I cannot tell you how much I'm
looking forward to working with you.

McKay 2: And this
is just the beginning.

McKay 1: Humanity's about to
benefit from one of the greatest

living scientific minds,
times two.

Can you imagine?
I'm trying not to.

We appreciate all this,

but the truth is we came
here for another reason.

You were with the replicators.

What do you know
about our Elizabeth?

And are you willing
to help us get her back?

Sheppard: You think this
other Keller was telling the truth?

Weir: I don't
know why she'd lie.

It's kind of weird, that's all.

I mean, I don't see
you for all this time,

and then five minutes
later, I find out...

That I'm dead. Yeah.

Don't worry. The moment
I learned the truth,

I knew there'd be no going
back to the way things were.

Not for me, not for any of us.

I don't like it.

Yeah. It's odd.

I know I'm me, so who
the hell's this other guy?

He is you as well.

No, there's only one me.

Apparently not.

He's nothing but a copy, then.

From what I understand, even
though he is not the original,

he's as much
ronon Dex as you are.

I don't like it.

I didn't really believe
it. Not until we got here.

I know. I was holding
out hope as well.

I thought that the
replicators had captured us

and implanted the nanites,
and that they were lying to us

to keep us from
wanting to return.

Yeah, well, it worked. I'm
not going back with them.

Ronon.

What? I've been
on my own before.

At least, that's
how I remember it.

And now I've got these nanites
that'll heal me if I get injured.

You are not invincible. The
nanites can only do so much.

Yeah, well,
I'll take my chances.

I understand your anger,
and your disappointment,

but it makes no
difference who came first.

You are as much ronon as he is.

Oh, yeah?

Then why does he get to live
my life on Atlantis while I'm treated

like an outsider?

Our circumstances are different.

You mean we make
them feel uncomfortable,

so they'd rather
not have us around.

Given our origins, they
see us as a potential threat.

Can you blame them?

I guess not. I'd
probably do the same.

Still, that doesn't change...

We'll go back to the camp.

We'll go find Sheppard and Weir.

It's not like this
hasn't happened before.

The other Elizabeth got infected
by those little nanite things,

and we figured out
how to stop them somehow.

Maybe we can do
the same for you.

So we wouldn't be
a security threat.

You can contribute.

Things will just be different.

That's not really the issue,
John.

I guess what really bothers me

is just knowing
that you and the others

will always consider me
less than what I really am.

That's not true.
Of course it is.

And I don't blame you.

Do you hear something?

Colonel Sheppard,
this is Teyla. Please respond.

Go ahead, Teyla. What's wrong?

The replicators are here.

They managed to track the ship.

Teyla: John, do you hear me?

Oh, yeah, I heard you.

Weir: Our ship must have had
a hidden subspace transponder.

All right, run.

What was that?

That way! Come on! Ronon, wait!

Where's McKay?
He's still at the compound.

Rodney, this is Sheppard. I need
you to fall back to the gate immediately.

Colonel, this is major
Jordan. The gate is a no-go.

I repeat, the gate is a no-go.

There's a replicator ship in
position ready to take us out

the second we show ourselves.

I need everybody to fall back to the
jumper. Rodney, did you hear me?

Yeah. Lheard you.
We're on our way.

John, they're guarding the gate.

They have us trapped.

Even cloaked, if the jumper
so much as rustles a bush,

they will pinpoint our position
and blast us out of the sky.

We need a diversion.

What happened? It's
the replicators. Let's go.

We'll all have
a better chance this way.

I don't want you doing this
because you feel any less...

Human?

From the beginning,
we've been trying to

convince ourselves
that we're just like you.

Now we've got
a chance to prove it.

All right. Let's go.

Yeah, we tricked you.

But don't feel so bad.

After all, we almost
had ourselves convinced.

Shut it down!

No one else is coming.

Shall we take a break?

You go ahead.

Rodney, you've been
working for five hours straight.

You should take a break.

Yeah, I will. When I'm finished.

I know what you're trying to do.

Yeah? What's that?

Lose yourself in your work to
avoid thinking about Elizabeth.

You must realize it's
only a temporary distraction.

That's one of
the perks of the job.

If something terrible happens,
you don't have time to dwell on it

'cause you're too busy trying to stop
the next terrible thing from happening.

Seriously, if it wasn't
for the replicators

and their plan to wipe out
every human in the galaxy,

I'd be in pretty
bad shape right now.

No, this is Carson all over again,
and I'm just not ready to deal.

Not yet.

You're not the only one
who misses him, Rodney.

I don't suppose you
want to talk about it.

Eventually, but not now.

Okay.

Shall I get you anything? No.

Radek.

Thank you.

You're welcome, Rodney.

How's it going? It's all right.

Why don't you call it a night?

No. I want to finish this.

What about you?
Isn't it past your bedtime?

I approve the removal of
her personal items tomorrow,

have everything
shipped back to earth.

I would have done it sooner, but I
actually thought we were going to...

Bring her back.

Yeah.

Me, too.

Let me know when you
get this thing working.

Will do.

Oh, wait!

Huh. If this works, we
should be able to track

every Aurora-class replicator
ship in the galaxy in real time.

That's not so bad. I guess the
wraith have really taken atoll.

On the other hand, my duplicate
did say they were building more.

A lot more.

Mcka y: Oh, crap.

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