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Previously onstargate sg—1

the exits are sealed, major.

Who are you?

What the hell am I doing here?

My name is Adrian Conrad.

You're here because of me.

What was the $3 million for?

I acquired merchandise from the
Russians and sold it to zatatron.

What? A symbiote.

It would appear Adrian
Conrad is in the late stages

of an extremely rare disorder.

It's a condition that
effects the immune system,

leaving the body vulnerable
to a host of diseases,

and there's no known cure.

Exceptthe healing powers
of a Goa'uld symbiote.

Where are you going?

Shoot me
and you'll kill the host.

You want to live,

you come with me.

Now, once you start delivering

on your end
of our little bargain,

I might be able to move you
to better accommodations.

You cannot offer
anything of equal value

to the knowledge I possess.

I'm not so sure about that.

Major Carter?

My name's Julia Donovan.
I'm with inside access.

I'm wondering if we could have

a few minutes of yourtime?

I'm a little busy right now.

Actually, your name came up

in connection with a story
I've been working on.

Over th e past two years,

several billion dollars of
taxpayers' money has been funneled

into a secret government
project called prometheus.

In fact, it's so secret,

the government
appropriated the money

without the usual
congressional oversight,

which ithink my viewers
might find rather interesting.

I'm sure they would.

Actually, I thought you might
find this particularly interesting.

It's a metal alloy
called trinium.

Supposedly it's being used
in connection with prometheus.

I had my experts analyze it.

They said it's unlike anything

they've ever seen before,

at least on this planet.

Sure you wouldn't care
to comment now?

I'm sure.

To tell you the truth, sir,
I didn't know what to say.

She caught me
completely off guard.

You did the right thing, major.

Our official policy
is to deny everything.

Unfortunately, in this case,

I don'tthink it's going
to be good enough.

Do you believe the sample
of trinium is genuine?

It's hard to say for sure, sir,

butjustthe fact
that she knewthe name

indicates we've had
a serious breach of security.

The Pentagon's already
initiated an investigation.

We've tapped Ms. Donovan's
phone and e—mail accounts,

and we're tracking
her movements.

Where is she now?

She left Colorado Springs
at 0930 this morning.

She changed planes in Denver

en route to jfk.

I'm sending major Davis over
from Washington to talk to her.

Do we know when this
report's scheduled to air?

In four days.

No, Tuesday's no good.

I've got an interview
with the Chinese ambassador,

andthen on Wednesday, I
fly out for the g—8 summit.

I'll call you back.

Why are we stopping?

Good evening.

What is this?

Major Paul Davis,
United States air force.

If you came to intimidate me out of
running my story, it's not going to work.

Just the fact that you're here

tells me it's too
important to let go.

Oh, it's more important
than you know.

Here comes the
national security speech.

Oh, no, no speech,
just a simple fact.

You run that story,
you endanger people's lives.

All right.

You tell me what
prometheusis, and I'll reconsider.

I don't think so.

I'm serious.

I have unconfirmed reports that
it's some kind of fusion reactor.

They're building it
out in the desert.

Where'd you hear that?

I'm not ready
to reveal my source.

Ms. Donovan, by revealing
classified information,

your source is violating
about 17 federal laws.

Is that a confirmation?

It's a warning.

You should know, major,
I've made arrangements.

If anything happens to me,
the report gets released.

Have a good evening,
Ms. Donovan.

She's stubborn, sir.

Do we know where
the leak came from?

We're working on it, but
so far, we've got nothing.

It could be anything from
atechnician working on the project

to senator Kinsey.

How much does she know?

She thinks prometheus is
some kind of fusion reactor.

Then maybe we
don't have a problem.

She also has a money
trail, sir, and the trinium.

Now, if she can getthat much,

odds are she can get a lot more.

This is general Hammond.
Get me the president.

Al, we need to talk about this
production schedule.

What the hell is this?

Take it easy, Julia.

No. If you think
you can kill my story

by going over my head
to my producer, you're wrong.

Just sit down, please.

The head office has decided
that for the time being,

it's in their best interests
not to run the story.

You mean they caved.

It was a personal request

from the president
to the chairman

of the corporation
that owns this network.

I don't believe this.

We're going to need all the
material you have on this story—...

Tapes, notes, interviews.

You can't force me
to give you anything.

Actually, we can,

but we were just hoping
thatyou'd be willing to cooperate,

given that your story is dead.

You see,
that's where you're wrong.

All I have to do

is make a couple of phone calls
to some foreign broadcasters.

I'm sure they'd be
very interested.

I'd advise against it.

Okay, maybe there's
a compromise here.

Whatever this thing is,

I figure it's too big
to stay secret forever,

am I right? Eventually,
you're going to go public.

You let Julia take a camera crew

to document prometheus
top to bottom.

When the time is right,
we get a world exclusive.

I don't think so.

Everyone'll sign
a nondisclosure agreement.

The videotape
will be the property

of the United States air force.

You'll be in complete control.

They'll sit on this thing
for 50 years.

Julia, when the president of
the United States kills your story,

that's it, game over.

You go foreign with this, they
could charge you with treason.

Do you think that she would
really go through with it?

We have no way of knowing,
and we can't take the chance.

There's also the question of
where she's getting her information.

If we kill the story without
plugging the leak, there's no guarantee

this won't happen
all over again.

What are you suggesting?

Once Ms. Donovan
leftthe meeting,

her producer agreed
to reveal the source

in exchange
for a tour of the facility.

The Pentagon feels
this is the best way

to contain the situation.

Once we've confirmed
we have the source,

we destroy all videotape

and any related materials.

So essentially, we're
just double—crossing her?

We have no choice.

Without any hard evidence,

the only place she'll
be able to run the story

is in the tabloids.

This is an insanely bad idea.

The decision has been made.

Major, I want you and
Jonas to take care of this.

Yes, sir.

Dismissed.

Ms. Donovan.

Major.

This is Jonas Quinn. He'll
be joining us on the tour.

I guess a couple billion dollars

doesn't buy what it used to.

You'd be surprised.

Shall we?

How far down are we going?

Several hundred feet.

This is prometheus,

otherwise known as the x—303.

I hope you brought
a lot of tape.

This is a joke.

It would take at least

to getthis thing off the
ground, let alone into orbit.

Prometheusis the third
in a series of designs

that incorporates both
human and alien technology.

You're saying little green
men helped you build this?

Actually, they're gray.

All the key systems
were reverse—engineered

from a ship that crashed

a hundred miles north
of Fairbanks, Alaska in 1978.

It was only in
the last few years

that our technology
evolved to a point

where we could take
advantage of what we had.

Fairbanks?

Better than roswell.

It doesn't look
very alien to me.

The controls
are all standard design.

Some of the key systems
use crystal technology

rather than wires and chips.

The hard part's
making them compatible.

All right, let's set up in here.

I'd like to see more.

The ship will be capable
of reaching orbit

in under 30 seconds.

What about g—forces?

If the inertial dampeners and artificial
gravity are functioning properly,

it shouldn't feel like much more

than a ride in a fast elevator.

How long until this thing
is ready to fly?

It'll be a while.

A number of the support
systems are still being assembled.

What are you doing?

What is this?

The engine room.

How fast does it go?

Using sub—light engines,

the ship can accelerate
to 110,000 miles per second.

It's over half
the speed of light.

Of course, it's nowhere
near fast enough

to achieve interstellar travel.

For that,
we need the hyperdrive.

What is it?

I'm not sure.

The computer was running a
series of hyperdrive simulations,

but they've been interrupted.

So?

So there are no other
tests scheduled for today.

Engine room to the bridge.

Sergeant Gibson,
this is major Carter.

Come in.

Maybe the comm system
isn't finished yet.

All right.

I'll go check it out.

Keep an eye on these two.

I think I've got it.

We're in business.

Go get the others.

Major Carter.

Aren'tyou supposed to be
on the bridge?

We had a little trouble
with the equipment.

We're going to need to get
another battery from the truck.

What is it?

Someone's trying
to lock down the ship.

I can't stop them, but I
think I can slow them down.

Where is she?

This way.

Jones, come in.

Go ahead.

I need you to seal
a room for me.

Charlie, Charlie 4107.

Done.

Let's go.

Full diagnostic?

No, no, no.

What is that?

The control crystal.

This is major Carter.
Can anybody hear me?

What the hell's going on?

Shut up

over there.

Smith, come in.

Go ahead.

We've got a problem.

The computer's been tied up
with a diagnostic program.

I need you to shut it down.

Yeah, we've got it.

The controls are frozen.

If you don't close that program,

I'm not going to be able
to establish a lockdown,

and we're going to be
overrun by security.

He removed the control crystal.

Al, what are you doing?

It must linkthe computer
to the alien systems.

There we go.

What's happening?

They're activating the
hyperdrive generators.

While we're on the ground?

Is that such a good idea?

No, it's not.

Unless you're trying
to create an overload.

I don't understand.

The hyperdrive generators create
an enormous amount of energy,

and if it's not channeled into
creating a hyperspace window,

it can cause
some serious problems.

You mean it could explode?

With enough force to turn
the entire state of Nevada

into a smoking crater, yes.

That's right,

but I wouldn't worry about it.

As long as our demands
are met, it won't come to that.

Major Davis!

What the hell happened?

At approximately

the x—303 was put
into lockdown mode.

At 0920, we received
a communication

from someone insidethe
ship informing us

that they had destabilized
the hyperdrive.

They're th reatening to blow it.

I don't believe it.
I do not believe this.

We're getting readings confirming
an overload in the generator.

This is supposedly the most secure
facility on the face of the planet.

We think it was the
camera crew, sir.

Did anyone bother with a
background check? Yes, sir,

and they were clean.

Their cameraman was a
decorated marine in Somalia.

Every member of that crew has been
at the network for well over a year, sir.

This plan has obviously
been in the works

for some time. What?

Sir, we're receiving atransmission.
It's from the hijackers.

Patch it through.

This is major Davis. Go ahead.

I assume by now you've confirmed
the status of the hyperdrive,

so you know we're not bluffing.

What do you want?

You're currently holding two
prisoners we want released,

colonel frank Simmons
and Adrian Conrad.

You have exactly three
hours to deliver them,

or we blow up your ship.

This is major Carter.

Can anyone hear me?

Yes, sir.

Perfectly clear, sir.

We're doing everything we can.

Thank you.

The joint chiefs are calling
an emergency meeting.

Sir, I'm picking up on a
signal from inside the ship,

but it's on
a different frequency.

Patch it through.

Repeat, this is major Carter.

Is anyone reading this?

Carter, it's O'Neill.
What's your status?

I'm locked in the storage
room on deck seven.

What happened in there?

It was th e TV crew.
They had a zat.

Major, the hijackers
are demanding the release

of colonel Simmons
and Adrian Conrad.

We believe this is
a rogue nid operation.

Carter, is there any chance

they can getthat ship
off the ground?

It's not finished, sir. It could
lose structural integrity.

Will it fly?

Yes, sir.

Major Carter,
the sublight control relay

is right above you
on deck eight.

If you can getto it
and sever the connection,

that'll ground them for sure.

I found a plasma cutter in
here, but it'll take me awhile

to getthrough the trinium alloy.

We have less than three
hours to deliver the prisoners

before they blow the ship.

Copy that.

Al, why are you doing this?

They're paying me.

We're supposed to be friends.

They're paying me a lot.

Hey, you know
there's only two ways

off of this ship, don't you?

Handcuffs or a body bag.

Who says we want to get off?

You know,
I hate to say it, major,

but if I had been in charge,

none of this would
have ever happened.

It seems to me you
brought me down here

to figure out a way
to retake the ship

these individuals are
threatening to blow up the x—303

unless their demands are met.

Yeah? What do th ey want?

You. Me?

They're also demanding
we bring them

one of you former
associates, Adrian Conrad.

I hardlythink of him
as an associate.

He's a Goa'uld, after all.

You helped him escape
when we had him trapped.

I thought it would be best
if we kept him in our custody.

Sure you did.

The two of you made some
kind of a deal, didn't you?

We know what the Goa'uld
wants from you, colonel.

He wants to escape.

What we don't know is what
he offered you in return.

I'm sorry, but I'm not going
to be able to help you.

Colonel...

You either give me what I need
and we make arrangements,

or we make a u—turn and itake
you right back to your box.

It seems to me that you're in
a bit of a bind, now, aren't you?

Fortunately for you,

I am willing to board the x—303in
the interest of saving lives.

Of course, I'm going to
need a change of clothes,

something nice.

The delivery's on its way.

We're moving to phase two now.

We've got a problem.

Somebody recalibrated
the ignition module.

The settings we have
are all wrong.

Don't look at me.

We need the new settings.

If we're off by as much as
I%, the engines won't start,

and the module will burn out.

We'll be stuck.

Give me those settings now.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

I'm not fooling around here.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

What the hell are you doing?

This wasn't part of the plan.

I'm improvising.

I was told no one would
get hurt, that was the deal,

so quit waving that gun around.

Now, where were we?

All right.

No mistakes.

If those engines don't
start, both of you die.

Adrian Conrad has arrived.

Did he say anything to you?

He was uncharacteristically
silent for a Goa'uld.

Have we received word
from major Carter?

No, not yet.

Sir, we're approaching deadline.

Radio th e hijackers.

We're sending in the prisoners.

There, it's done.

Sublight engines are on—line.

This doesn't change anything.

Even if you getthis ship
off the ground,

they're going to track you
wherever you go.

You're forgetting
about the hyperdrive.

Well, the hyperdrive
is far from operational,

andthat is something
that I cannot help you with.

Perhaps not...

But I can.

Are we set?

All systems are go.

Then release the docking clamps.

Major.

They're preparing to take off.

Thank you.

She's running out of time.

Major Carter may still succeed in
disabling the ship once they reach orbit.

Teal'c, deck seven
isn't pressurized.

The airlock in that section
is still under construction.

By the time they reach
orbit, she'll be dead.

Major Davis,
this is colonel Simmons.

We'd like to leave now.

Would you be so kind
as to retract the roof?

You're going to have
to wait a couple of minutes.

We're having problems
with the hydraulics.

Nice try, Davis.

You have 30 seconds or we're
going to detonate the hyperdrive.

10...

Nine...

Eight...

Seven——
They're powering engines.

Crap.

Two... one...

Retract th e roof.

We're good to go, sir.

Take us out of here.

They're entering
low—earth orbit.

Now what?

Does the ship not
possess a docking bay

capable of receiving the x—302?

We don't have any ready to fly.

We've gotthe death glider
from Anubis.

The radar system on the
x—303 is still incomplete.

Fly through the lower bay.

They'll never see you coming.

So that guy
with the weird voice,

he was an alien, wasn't he?

You might as well tell me.

We're probably not going
to survive this anyway.

Well, we've been
in tighter spots.

Ms. Donovan. I just had to
come down here and say hello.

I'm a big fan of your work.

Terrific.

And you, sir,
you must be Jonas Quinn,

our new alien friend.

You're an alien too?

I don't believe this.

Where are you taking the ship?

Oh, well, you don't worry
about that, all right?

You just sittight, and you'll be
released when everything's over.

Do you really think it's wise
to be working with a Goa'uld?

He's fixing the hyperdrive.

It's in his best interest.

We'll deal with him later.

Yeah.

What about major Carter?

Major Carter...

Major Carter should've
stayed with the group,

but she wanted to play the
hero, and she got herself killed.

What is that?

Sublight engines are off—line.

What does that mean?

We still have full power,
but I've got no control.

The circuit's been cut,

access tube, deck eight.

It's Carter.

I want you boys
to get down there.

And leave me your gun.

Sir, we don't have
enough altitude.

If I don't get
engine control back soon,

our orbit's going
to start to decay.

Bridge to engine room.

Come in.

What is it?

Are we going to get into
hyperdrive anytime soon here?

I'm working on it. The
design is incredibly crude.

It amazes me that a race
as backward as yours

could even think of
attempting interstellar travel.

Spare me the supervillain riff.

We're on the clock here.

That's enough.

Orbit's starting to decay.

Engine room to bridge.

The hyperdrive is operational.

Can we open up a window
from low orbit?

Yes, sir.

Then do it, and use the
coordinates the Goa'uld gave us.

What is that?

The hyperdrive.

That's bad, isn't it?

Sir, we're getting a report
from af satcom.

The x—303 just disappeared
from earth orbit.

Clear.

Can you shut down
the hyperdrive?

The computer's
been reprogrammed.

I don't have the access codes.

All right,
let's find the others.

Smith, Sanderson, come in.

Come in, damnit.

Wait here.

You're finished here.

This one is injured, but alive.

Toast.

Where are the hostages?

Supply room...

Deck four.

Supply room.

Carter, keep an
eye on the bridge.

Simmons.

Yeah, I know.

I'm going to savor this moment.

Where's the rest of my team?

Just never you mind about
the rest of your team.

Sir, I have no idea
where we are.

There should be a planet here.

What planet?

Back when colonel maybourne
was running our off—world op,

we found a tablet written in
the language of the ancients.

It described a large cache
of weapons and technology

hidden in a secret location.

Colonel Simmons wanted it bad.

The only problem was we
couldn't translate the coordinates.

Therefore, colonel Simmons
enlisted the aid of the Goa'uld.

After that, it was
just a matter of waiting

until we could get
transportation.

Okay, let's go home.

Sir, it's possible when the
hyperdrive was brought on—line,

no one fully accounted for
the instability of the naquadria.

Well, who does?

Well, what I'm saying

is if I don't know where we are,
I can't plot a course for home.

So what do we do now?

Gibson and Finney
are checking the food supply,

but it doesn't look very good.

Sir, based on the amount of
time we spent in hyperspace,

I'd estimate we're at least
1,200 light—years from earth.

How does that help us?

It doesn't.

Colonel.

It's the asgard.

Thor, buddy,

nice timing.

It has been some time, O'Neill.

I owe you all a debt of
gratitude for rescuing me

from my Goa'uld captors.

Eh...

Hey, ithought you were
going for the new body?

I did.

It's nice.

So how did you find us?

The asgard monitor all hyperspace
activity in the vicinity of earth.

We have been tracking you
since you left orbit.

Excellent.
Can you help us out here?

In fact, it is we
who need your help.

The asgard homeworld has
been overrun by the replicators.

We have need
of both you and your ship.