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Destiny...

The design is clearly Ancient,

launched hundreds of thousands
of years ago.

Where the hell
are we?

Several billion light years
from home.

We're on a ship,

but we have no idea where we are
in relation to Earth.

This ship could be
the most important discovery

mankind has made
since the Stargate itself.

These are the wrong people
in the wrong place.

We've got
a lot of wounded.

We need to get home.

We barely have
enough power

to operate the main systems.

This ship simply doesn't have
the capability to dial Earth.

In this case

are five Ancient
communication stones.

You physically take control

of an individual
at the other end...

Where are you?

It's top secret.

Wait, did you get
the letter from--

Yeah, the Air Force,
I got it.

You sound like
you're in airplane.

It's the kind of thing
I always dreamed of.

Dad, no, wait!

The ship is old
and damaged.

We were losing air,
and somebody had to--

He's dead, isn't he?

I didn't choose my job
over you.

It wasn't just about the job.

I want nothing more than
to get back here to be with you.

You made your choice, Everett.

You are so beautiful.

Don't.

I'm sorry.

I never meant to hurt you.

Colonel...

Sorry, sir,
they're waiting.

Sorry.

We're late.

You're late.

It's my fault.

Thanks for joining us,
Colonel.

Sorry, sir,
I wasn't expecting a party.

We may have figured out a way
to get you home.

Surprise.

Now, the power flow issues

are obviously
the biggest variable,

but our simulations
are encouraging.

It's time to take it
to the next level.

Any questions?

Sounds dangerous.

The IOA fully supports
the implementation of this plan.

I've seen it
for myself,

the situation on board is dire
and justifies the risk.

Look, I'm not going to pretend
to understand

everything you guys
are talking about,

but it sounds like
there's a chance

that this plan
could end badly.

You want to get
those people home.

So do we.

I'm just saying

maybe these guys could do
a little more calculating.

The fact is,
we are at the stage

where a practical attempt
is the only way

to get any more hard data.

The goal is
to save lives.

And we don't want to
put the ship at risk.

All we're asking
is that you try.

Well, this is something
I would have to take up

with everyone on board.

Colonel...

my office?

Look, if it makes you
feel any better,

Colonel Carter
saved my ass dozens of times

using all kinds of wacky science
I didn't understand.

Well, I can't force people
to do something

they don't want to do.

You're in command
of that ship.

It's not a democracy.

I'm sorry, sir, it's just,
it's not that simple.

Yes. Yes, it is.

A United States senator is dead.

His daughter
and dozens of other people

are trapped

a billion light years
away from home.

The President wants it done.

Sir, with all due respect--

You are being given
a direct order, Colonel--

And I'm
telling you that

regardless of the
consequences to my standing,

I'm going to take
the situation

under advisement.

I will let you know
my decision tomorrow.

Are you sure you
don't want anything?

Oh, I'm fine.

Thank you.

Must be nice to
get out, I imagine.

It is.

Everyone's very impressed
with how you're holding up,

under the circumstances.

I'm doing my best.

You're our eyes
and ears now.

Your life,

certainly the lives
of everyone aboard,

is the first priority,

but you have to
understand,

there's a lot
at stake here.

You passed me up
for promotion four times.

I never really got
a straight answer

as to why.

You are a highly trusted,
well-respected member

of this organization.

You would not have
been on Icarus

in the first place
if you weren't.

The point is,

I know there's
no way in hell

you'd be talking to me right now
if you had a choice.

So, please,
can we just cut to the chase?

Make this happen.

I'm not a scientist.

- How can I do that?
- You have influence.

The people on board
need to believe

it'll get them home.

Even if, in reality,
it can get us all killed.

Not what
I've been told--

Why are you
pushing so hard?

If this works,

we think we might be
able to use the data

to re-engineer
the process

in one of
our ships here

in this galaxy.

Dial a gate to Destiny
without an Icarus-type planet.

Yes,

and get the team

that was supposed to go
in the first place

back on board.

Now that we know where
the ninth Chevron leads,

this mission has taken on
even more importance.

Why isn't Rush here?

Ah...

We're not convinced
Rush wants to come home.

And do I have
to remind you

how much
you have to gain,

personally,
in all of this?

Assuming I live.

The ship doesn't
have enough power

to dial back to Earth,

and as we've seen recently,
when the ship runs out of juice,

it finds a star
and refills its tanks.

Now, theoretically,
at that time,

the full power of the star
should be available to us.

Star power.
Ultimate wattage, baby.

Yeah, it's...

It's brilliant.

If we can somehow use
the ship as a conduit

and channel the star's energy
into the gate as we dial--

That would do it.

Problem is the whole
"ship as a conduit" part.

Well, does anyone know

when the ship will
run out of power again?

It's tough to tell.

Based on current usage,

probably going to be
several months.

Not if we can drain
the power faster.

Right, that's
part of the plan

that sounded
a little vague.

It's possible.

So you guys are saying
you're all for this?

Let's see
what Rush says.

Given how little we know
about this ship--

Can't we
at least try it

and abort
if something goes wrong?

Well, unfortunately,

the "something goes wrong" part

would most likely mean
the ship exploding.

Not according to the people
who came up with the idea.

Well, if only all science
was that definitive, Colonel.

You're just
going to have to choose

who you want to believe.

There's nothing
to worry about.

It doesn't hurt at all.

Do I look worried?

A little.

Just trying to figure out
what I'm going to say to my mom.

My family thinks
I'm on Sabbatical in Africa.

So when it's time to come back,
what do I do,

click my heels
three times?

There's no way
for you to disconnect

the transmission
yourself.

The base needs to be
manually shut down.

There's a device
on the other side as well,

and turning either off
will sever the connection.

Pretty cool.

Easiest way to swap
consciousness

with someone
across the universe

I've ever seen.

What's with
the kino?

First time
using the stones.

Very exciting.

Any chance I could get
something else to wear?

Wow, check me out.

Okay, this is weird.

The people we're in
can't hear us, can they?

No.

Wonder what they're
doing with our bodies.

Colonel Telford.

I'll just get
right to it.

I've been ordered
to enact the rescue plan

put forward by the IOA.

- Rescue plan?
- I don't understand.

I've brought doctors
McCormack and Williams with me.

- I believe you know them.
- Yes.

I've already
set them to work.

What about
Colonel Young?

Effective immediately,

I'm assuming command
of Destiny.

- You replaced me.
- For now.

Without waiting
to hear my answer?

You were going to say--

Give us more time.

Then you were going to be
disobeying a direct order.

Sir--

Look, I offered you
command of the expedition.

You were my first choice,

but you turned it down.

Your exact words,
as I recall, were,

"I don't think
it's still in me, sir."

Well, I'm there
now, sir,

whether
I like it or not,

whether anyone
likes it.

This is wrong,
and you know it.

I've spent most of my career
looking up to you,

because you always did
the right thing

even if it meant

disregarding
the chain of command--

Colonel,
don't think I like this.

They can't do this
to us, can they?

For now, they have.

Look, I think it comes
down to the fact

that they don't trust Rush,

and the truth is,
I can't blame them.

What are we supposed to do?

Well, they've
given you permission

to see your families

as long as you guys
follow the rules.

Look, I hate
to go there,

but what happens
if they screw up

and the ship explodes?

Most likely,
we will die here too.

Look, apparently,

they're just doing
some preliminary testing,

information-gathering,

nothing
too crazy.

So, what you're saying is,

live it up while we can.

Colonel Telford,
I presume.

Sergeant.

He can use
the facilities.

That's it.

And what if the power flow
can't be controlled?

Well, if there are any
dangerous fluctuations,

we just shut it down

and allow the ship
to continue powering up.

Early tests show
it should work.

We are not going to
be putting you

in any more danger
than you're already in

just being here.

From what I gather,

supplies are
desperately short.

And given the condition
of the ship,

it could experience
a fatal breakdown at any time.

No one is trying
to alarm you unduly,

but we can't continue

to scrape by,
barely surviving.

Obviously,
we can't say for sure

that this is
going to get you home,

but the best minds that we have
are working on this,

and I'm sure you'll agree...

it's well worth pursuing.

Dr. Rush.

Colonel.

It is spectacular,
isn't it?

Yes.

If this plan has any
chance at succeeding--

Which it doesn't.

Control over most of the ship's
operational systems

is limited, at best.

Navigation, propulsion,
and many others

have been locked out entirely
by a master code

which we have had
no luck in breaking.

I thought you might
want to know

we've come up with a way
of draining the power.

Yes, so I heard.

Many of the power conduits
have been badly damaged,

and firing
the ship's weapon system

without either
repairing them

or isolating
the damaged areas

would be
prohibitively dangerous.

That's what we're working on
right now.

Just wanted to
keep you informed.

She's not going
to understand.

She can barely follow
an episode of Star Trek.

You don't
have to tell her.

Yes?

- Hi. I--
- Can I help you?

My name is...

Phillip.

Phillip Fry.

I work with your son.

You know Eli?

We've recently become
very close.

It doesn't feel real.

It's like
a... bad dream.

You're here.

If this is the only way,

I can live with that.

I can't stay this way
forever, Mom.

I know.

Everyone's working
very hard

to get you home.

I'm trying to get
through this.

I am.

Your father always
used to say--

One step at a time.

I miss him so much.

Me too.

Oh, awesome,
thanks.

Eli drinks
four or five of those a day.

Actually, he quit.

Really? I find that
hard to believe.

He's on a bit
of a crash diet.

You may not recognize him
next time you see him.

When will that be,
do you know?

I'm sorry,
I'm not sure.

Really getting
into shape, though.

Can I get you
something to eat?

Eli said

you make the most amazing
chocolate chip cookies.

He told you that?

Oh, yeah.

It's crazy
how close you get

in such a short time.

Sometimes it's like

he's just right up there
in my brain.

Why don't
I make some?

You can take them
back with you.

He also said
you make a mean schnitzel,

but I don't want
to put you out.

No, I'm happy to do it.

You know,

I thought he'd be
calling more often.

Here, let me help you.

Tell me...

this work you're doing...

I know you can't tell me
much about it.

I can tell you
that it's important.

In fact, it could change
the world as we know it.

Really? My Eli?

Not that I'm surprised,
don't get me wrong.

He's my son.

Of course I think
he's special,

but he was always
so bright, so different,

but he just, uh...

He never seemed
to apply himself.

Some of it
was my fault.

Oh, no...

He doesn't blame you at all,
for anything.

I'm sorry if
this is personal,

but he told me
you're not well.

Did he?

Lucky guess.

Eggs are in
the fridge, right?

I didn't think he ever
talked to anyone about it.

He asked me
to make sure

the Air Force was making
good on their promise

to help you.

To be honest, the whole thing
makes me a little anxious.

I...

I really just want to know
Eli's okay.

He is.

You make sure you tell him
I'm proud of him.

I will.

I'm sorry. I--

It's just, it all happened
so suddenly,

and I...

I miss him.

He misses you too.

That's it for me.

I'm almost done
over here.

You're stalling.

I'm doing things
the way they need to be done.

Now, we've
isolated power

to 4016661f the operational
weapons system,

and it should be good enough
to get us a read

on our power reduction
capability.

The next time
we drop out of FTL--

Look, this ship
is old and damaged.

The computers
aren't registering

half the things
they're supposed to.

I want manual confirmation

before activating any system
that comprehensive.

Over 80 percent of this ship

is inaccessible
without spacesuits right now.

With only two suits,

doing it your way
could take months.

If that's what it takes.

Dr. Rush,
we're ready here.

Okay, sending
power through.

Riley...

Looks like a coolant leak.

I thought you got it.

Yeah, so did I.

There's a problem.

Power's backing up
in the relay.

Shut it down.

I'm trying.
It's not working.

The problem
is contained.

It's restricted
to that corridor.

That's not the point.

How big an explosion
are we talking about?

I'm going in.
I can seal it.

Are you crazy?
You can't go in there!

We're on the hull!

Rush!

We are in FTL!

If it punctures the hull,
disrupts the shield

at all,
even for a microsecond,

then the entire ship
could be in jeopardy.

Riley!

It's, um...

It's going
to be touch and go.

We're proceeding
with the test

next time
we drop out of FTL.

Colonel,
the man nearly died.

You're the one
who put him in jeopardy.

I was trying to make sure
you didn't kill us all.

I'm not going to.

Look, I accept responsibility
for what happened,

but you forced
the situation,

and activating
the weapons system

the way
you're proposing

is completely reckless.

Come on, Rush, these
people are in danger

just being here, evidenced
by what just happened.

This ship is
falling apart.

They're the wrong people
for this.

We need
to get them home.

Yeah, well, there's
a right way of doing that.

We are doing it
the right way.

That's a matter of opinion.

Look, I know

that we've had our
differences in the past.

Yeah, you wanted me
off the expedition team.

I remember.

It was my duty
to express concern

for how everyone else
felt about you.

So are you suggesting

that my judgment is now
somehow clouded,

or is it
that I'm just plain lying?

Admit it, Rush,

after everything
that's happened,

you're afraid they're not
going to let you come back.

Hello?

Hey, it's me.

How's it going?

Okay.

How'd your mom take it?

Couldn't do it.

I told her
I was a co-worker.

I told my friends
I'm cousin Liz from out west.

I may have
oversold the job.

I said I was going to
change everything

for mankind
as we know it.

What the hell, right?

Might as well
make her feel like

I left for
a good reason.

You did.

Right. I guess so.

So, uh, some
of my old friends

are taking "Cousin Liz"
out on the town

to see Janelle Monae.

You want to come
hang out with us?

Hell, yes.

Emily, it's me.
Emily...

Hey, no. Emily!

Emily, please
just open the door.

Just go away!

I'm not leaving, Emily.
I'm not going to leave you.

I will call
the police, Everett.

Emily, please, it doesn't end
like this, Emily!

Open the door!

I just want to
talk to you!

Hey...

Just, I need you to just
listen to me, okay?

Because I know
this is crazy.

I'm barely
keeping it together,

and the only thing
that's keeping me

from going out of my mind
is you.

That's making me
crazy too,

because I know
how much I hurt you,

and I know that you
hate me for leaving.

Emily, I really tried--
I didn't want to come here.

I tried not to come here,
but I can't-- I can't stand it!

Baby,
I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry, and
I love you so much.

Please, just...

I had to try, right?

Just in case
there was a chance.

A chance that
you could forgive me...

You know, maybe
you're just afraid

thinking that I would
die out there,

so it's easier for you
to push me away now than...

have to face me
like this.

I just want to
come home...

to you,

and that's all I want.

Hi.

Me?

What's your name?

Phil.

Can I buy you
a drink?

I have one.

Yes, you do.

Want to dance?

Sure.

Oh, my God,
this is awesome!

Hey, we're
going to go dance.

You guys want to come?

No.

So, how long have
Celina and Josh been together?

I don't know.

Too bad about
Chloe's dad, huh?

Yeah.

What's she going to do?

What do you mean?

Well, her job.
She was working for him, right?

I don't really think
that's on her mind right now.

Sure.

Well, tell her
we're sorry.

I will.

You know,
it sucks for me,

because Senator Armstrong
was hooking me up

with his
Wall Street connections,

and now that's
not going to happen.

I think I have
to go throw up.

Hey...

Hey.

So is Chloe really okay?

She'll be fine.

I wish she'd call me back.

I'm sure
she misses you.

I think she's just having
a hard time dealing right now.

It's just...

I really need to
talk to her, you know?

You mean about the fact

that you're sleeping
with her boyfriend?

What?

It's pretty obvious
you guys are together.

Look, Josh
and Chloe broke up.

Yeah, I don't think she
ever would have suspected

that you're
the real reason why.

I don't know
who you think--

How could you
do this to me?

To you?

You're supposed to be
her best friend!

Get your hands
off of me.

Excuse me, Colonel?
Can I have a word?

One moment.

About Sergeant Greer--

Colonel Telford?

Oh, baby...

Scott, it's Young.
What just happened?

We just dropped
out of FTL, sir.

Uh, what's going on?

It must have
disrupted

communication
between the stones.

Scott, listen to me,
we don't have a lot of time.

You've got to--

Colonel Young?

Colonel Young!

Oh, baby...

What just happened?

We just dropped
out of FTL.

Looks like it might have
temporarily disrupted

the communication device.

We have to fix that.

Sir, I think
Colonel Young wanted me

to shut down the stones.

This is no longer
his command,

is that clear?

The device stays on.

A glitch? That's
one hell of a glitch, General.

That's what
I'm being told, Colonel.

They're working on it.

Yes, sir.
Just let me know.

They said it was
some sort of glitch.

Apparently.

It won't
happen again.

How do they know?

I don't know.

Right now, I don't care.

Did you see that girl
I was dancing with?

She wrote her email address
on my hand!

I hate this.

I hate everybody.

Hey, Captain Buzzkill.

Whoa, okay,

no more drinks
for Cousin Liz.

You see those two
over there?

That's my best friend,
Celina,

and my ex-boyfriend.

You can do better.

Do you want to dance?

I think I want to go over there
and punch him in the face.

Hey, hey!
I have an idea.

How about
we get out of here?

Whoa, whoa,
whoa, easy...

This is awful.

I'm not even
drunk at all.

Really?

Because you seem drunk.

My head's just
all foggy.

Almost there...

Usually it makes me
feel better.

At least
for a little while.

It usually
makes me dizzy...

and then
I fall asleep.

Just once
I'd like to go out with a girl

and not have it end
with her crying.

My life
was so shallow

and pointless,

and then I started
working with my dad.

I really thought
that I could do something,

make a difference.

You can.

These aren't even
my tears!

I'm sorry.

If it makes you
feel better,

I had a really
great time tonight.

I'm glad.

Do you know the last time
a girl that hot

told me I was cute?

Never.

Doesn't it bother you

that she wasn't really
talking about you?

Well, when you put it
like that...

Uh, I didn't mean that.
Come on...

You're cute.

The real you.

What?

Nothing.

Go on.
You were saying...

And you're funny, too,

- and you're a genius.
- Oh...

And...

Don't say it.

You're a good friend.

Yes.
That's me.

I am a good friend.

I don't want to be
trapped on that ship,

and I don't want to be
stuck here like this.

I can't feel anything.
Can you?

Well--

You know what's
the worst part

about having a father
like mine?

Whoa, how did we get
onto that?

You can't
live up to it.

He was so great.

I'll never be
like he was.

My dad
definitely would have

punched Josh
in the face!

Wow.

I think I'm going to
take you home.

Could you
take me home?

A lot of people
are behind this.

Well, a lot of people
play the lottery.

What's surprising is
they'd do it with their lives.

I know
you're opposed.

I have serious
concerns myself.

I'm just wondering
how much safer it might be

if you were involved.

They can't keep me
locked up in here forever.

You know he will,

as long as he can.

What you did...

he had it
coming to him.

Look, just shut down
the damn stones, man.

I'm not you, Ron.

He's our commanding officer--

Colonel Young
is our commanding officer.

Telford's got guards
posted 24/7.

What am I
supposed to do?

This better work.

What are you doing?

I'm making sure
we still have enough power

to control these consoles
when approaching the star.

Dr. Williams says
you've come up with a way

of improving
the odds of success.

Well, I don't want
to die, Colonel.

Good.

Hopefully, we've proven
that's not our goal.

I'm sorry.

I couldn't
deal with it,

the thought of you
being trapped on that ship,

with her.

Emily, what do I
have to do?

And I shouldn't have
brought it up again.

I know it's over,

but you got to
understand...

Everett?

No...

Rush, what's happening?

We just jumped
to FTL.

Rush?

Colonel Telford?

Yes...

Everything okay?

He will be soon enough.

All right,
this is ridiculous.

Jumping back and forth
without any warning

is completely--

...unacceptable!

Seriously.

Routing power flow
to the Stargate.

Ready to
attempt dial-in.

Do it.

All right, stand back!
Everyone back up!

You're going to overload
the capacitors.

Bringing
power flow down.

The limitations
are not holding.

Because the system
wasn't meant

to handle
this much power.

Stay calm!

The shield is failing.

Colonel, we need to abort.

Shut it down!

It's not working.

I thought you said
you could stop it!

I know!
It won't shut down.

Where the hell
are you going?

Do something.

They're gone.

Thank you.

If I can have everyone's
attention, please...

I'm sorry to have to tell you
that, uh...

We will not
be going home,

not yet, anyway,

but you can all relax
and return to your quarters.

The ship will not be exploding,

at least not today.

Normal power levels
will be restored soon,

- right?
- Yes.

Thank you.

You staged
the whole thing.

So all of this

was just to get rid
of Telford?

Had to be done.

So you're saying that the ship
was never going to explode?

Oh, no, we would
most definitely

all be dead

had I not put
certain limits in place.

I also arranged
for the alarms

and warnings
to go off regardless.

Bit of theater,

always nice.

Their plan was never
going to work.

You could have warned us.

You scared the crap
out of everybody.

Well, I didn't know
who was on my side, did I?

Colonel Telford removed
not only

any sense of command,

but the two scientists
that designed

and implemented
the program

that was causing
the crisis.

The situation appeared
to be irreversible.

Fortunately,
Dr. Rush was able to avoid

catastrophic disaster.

Yes, and we'd like to see
how he did that,

along with
the rest of the data

collected during
the experiment.

Those were people's lives
you were experimenting with.

We were trying
to get them home.

You cut and ran.

There was no point
in three more lives

being lost
if it could be avoided.

Colonel Telford
was following orders.

Sir...

After much
consideration,

we have decided to stay
in communication with Earth.

I hope personal visits
for everyone on board

will still be permitted.

That depends, Colonel.

Consider it done.

Thank you, sir.

I'm afraid the time that
I've allotted for this briefing

is now up.

General...

We are going to
have to be tough.

Disciplined.

The road may be longer
than many of us hoped.

We will have to sacrifice,

compromise,

work together

without exceptions.

I thought
you did a good job.

People need to know the truth,
but they also need hope.

I need you to
do something for me.

Sure thing.

Go over the data
collected

- as they tried to dial the gate.
- I have already.

There's a lot
I don't understand--

Well then,
you need to learn,

as fast as you can,

and you talk to
whoever you have to.

You think Rush is
hiding something?

Well, that's what
I want you to tell me.

We are going
to survive.

We are going to make it home.

Make no mistake,

my first priority

is to make sure
that we all return

to those we love.