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Season 2
1.The Serpent's Lair
Trapped on a goa'uld attack ship headed for Earth, SG-1 prepares to destroy the ship, but their plans are stalled when a second ship appears. As Earth braces for an attack, SG-1 joins forces with Master Bra'tac, who is also on board, and plants explosives to destroy both ships and save Earth. In the ensuing battle, Daniel is badly injured and makes his way to the Stargate as the rest of the team barely escapes in death gliders before the ships explode. Earth is safe, but a space rescue from their suicide mission seems unlikely, until the shuttle Endeavor appears on the horizon.
Written By: Brad Wright
Directed By: Jonathan Glassner
Guest Starring: Tony Amendola as Bra'tac, Robert Wisden as Lt. Colonel Samuels, Peter Williams as Apophis, Alexis Cruz as Klorel/Skaara, Gary Jones as Technician, Laara Sadiq as Technician, Douglas.H.Arthurs as Kah'l
2. In The Line Of Duty
The planet Nasya is under Goa'uld attack, and SG-1 is on a rescue mission. During the rescue, Carter's body is taken over by a Goa'uld symbiote, and when the team realizes what has happened, Carter is confined to a cell while O'Neill must bargain for Carter's life. The Goa'uld is Jolinar of Malkshur, one of the Tok'ra, a resistance group opposed to the System Lords. But Jolinar is also the target of the Ashrak, a skilled Goa'uld assassin. The Ashrak nearly succeeds in his mission, and Jolinar, too weak to heal itself, gives up it's life to save Carter's.
Written By: Robert C. Cooper
Directed By: Martain Wood
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Peter LaCroix as Ashrak, Katie Stuart as Cassandra, Laara Sadiq as Technician, Tracy Westerholm as Technician #2, Judy Norton as Talia, David Allan Pearsoin as Quinta
3. Prisoners
On a routine mission, SG-1 unwittingly aids a fleeing criminal and is condemned to life imprisonment on the penal world Hadante. Starngely, the most powerful person on Hadante is Linea, a gentle and educated woman with an unusual influence over the violent inmates. SG-1 strikes a deal with Linea, to help her escape in exchange for using her cold fusion technology to power the Stargate. It is only after their escape that SG-1 learns the true story behind Linea. Accused of causing global plagues, she has become to be known as "The Destroyer of Worlds". And SG-1 has just set her free.
Written By: Terry Curtis Fox
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Bonnie Bartlett as Linea, Laara Sadiq as Technician, Mark Acheson as Vishnoor, David Bloom as Scavenger, Kim Kondrashoff as Roshure, Colin Lawrence as Major Warren, Michael Puttonen as Simian, Andrew Wheeler as Major Stan Kovacek, Colleen Winton as Dr. Greene
4. The Gamekeeper
SG-1 visits P7J-989, a beautiful garden world, and finds people sleeping in strange metalic chambers. When they too are caught in the chambers, they awaken to find themselves reliving pivotal and painful events in their lives in the hope of changing the outcome. A shadowy figure, the Keeper, explains that they are part of an elaborate game of virtual reality being played for the residents in the chambers. He is lying when he says that his planet is uninhabitable, but SG-1 must first escape from their virtual world in order to convince the residents to leave their own chambers.
Story By: Jonathan Glassner and Brad Wright
Teleplay By: Jonathan Glassner
Directed By: Martin Wood
Guest Starring: Dwight Schultz as The Keeper, Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Jay Acovone as Captain Charles Kawalsky, Michael Rogers as Colonel John Michaels, Laara Sadiq as Technician, Lisa Bunting as Claire Jackson, Robert Duncan as Melburn Jackson, Diane Brown as Docent
5. Need
While exploring planet P3R-636, Daniel encounters Princess Shyla, the melancholy daughter of King Pyrus. He prevents her suicide attempt, but in doing so, SG-1 is captured as spies and forced to work as slaves in the naquadah mines. When Daniel is injured, Shyla nurses him back to health with the sarcophagus. She sees him as her "destiny", and Daniel hopes to use his favoured position to negotiate the release of his team. But already he is becoming dependent on the sarcophagus, and when their release does come, Daniel faces an even greater battle at home to overcome his addiction.
Story By: Robert C. Cooper and Damian Kindler
Teleplay By: Robert C. Cooper
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Heather Hanson as Princess Shyla, George Touliatos as Pyrus the Godslayer, Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Gary Jones as Technician
6. Thor's Chariot
Since Thor's Hammer was destroyed, Cimmeria has been vulnerable to the Goa'uld, and now it is under attack by the ruthless System lord Heru'ur. SG-1 offers assistance, but they are no match for the Jaffa armies. Seeking help, Carter, Daniel and Gairwyn go in search of the legendary Hall of Thor's Might, but instead of weapons, they find a series of tests they must pass. Help comes in an unexpected form when they solve the riddle of the runes, and for the first time they meet face to face with the Supreme Commander of the Asgard fleet, Thor himself.
Written By: Katharyn Powers
Directed By: William Gereghty
Guest Starring: Tamsin Kelsey as Gairwyn, Andrew Kavadas as Olaf, Douglas H. Arthurs as Heru'ur, Mark Gibbon as Thor, Laara Sadiq as Technician, Michael Tiernan as Horus Warrior
7. Message In A Bottle
On the now dead planet P5C-353, SG-1 finds a small orb with an amazing power source. They bring it back to Earth for study, but the device activates, anchoring itself in the facility with metal spikes, one of which pierces O'Neill's shoulder, pinning him to the wall. Worse, a microscopic organism is infected not only O'Neill but also the facility itself. As the base's self-destruct mechanism counts down, the organisms begin to communicate through O'Neill. Having slept for millennia, they seek only a living world, and a comprimise with Earth so that both may survive.
Story By:Michael Greenburg and Jarrad Paul
Teleplay By: Brad Wright
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Tobias Mehler as Lt. Graham Simmons, Gary Jones as Technician, Kevin Conway as SG Leader, Dan Sheas as Sergeant Siler
8. Family
Bra'tac arrives at SGC with disturbing news. Apophis has survived and kidnapped Teal'c's son Rya'c. SG-1 returns to Chulak to rescue Rya'c, but there they find that much has changed. Teal'c's wife, Drey'auc, has married his old friend Fro'tak, and Rya'c, now brainwashed, has denounced his father as a traitor. Attempts to a rescue are further complicated by Fro'tak's betrayal, and suspicion that Rya'c may be part of an elaborate trap. In fact, Rya'c is hiding a powerful cirus that could destroy Earth. But even after averting this crisis, Rya'c's brainwashing must still be reversed.
Written By: Katharyn Powers
Directed By: William Gereghty
Guest Starring: Tony Amendola as Bra'tac, Brook Parker as Drey'auc, Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Peter Williams as Apophis, Neil Denis as Rya'c, Peter Bryant as Fro'tak, Jan Frandsen as Dj'nor, Laara Sadiq as Technician
9. Secrets
O'Neill and Carter are in Washington to receive medals for bravery. There Carter is reunited with her father, General Jacob Carter, who is dying of cancer, and O'Neill encounters a reporter who plans to reveal inside information about the Stargate Program. Meanwhile, Daniel returns to Abydos with Teal'c as he had promised, and is stunned to find Sha're there, pregnant with the child of Apophis but apparently not under the influence of the Goa'uld. Apophis' enemy, Heru'ur, arrives seeking the child as Sha're gives birth. But Heru'ur is turned away and the child safely hidden on Abydos. Amaunet, the Goa'uld within Sha're, reawakens and returns with her to Apophis.
Written By: Terry Curtis Fox
Directed By: Duanne Clark
Guest Starring: Carmen Argenziano as General Jacob Carter, Vaitaire Bandera as Sha're, Erick Avari as Kasuf, Peter Williams as Apophis, Douglas H. Arthurs as Heru'ur, Chris Owens as Armin Selig, Michael Tierman as Ryn'tak
10. Bane
The cities of BPG-3Q1 are deserted except for giant insects that attack SG-1 and sting Teal'c. Back on Earth, Teal'c begins a horrifying metamorphosis as the insect venom begins transforming his DNA into his own. Colonel Maybourne arrives to take custody of Teal'c, seeing the potentional for biological weapons in the venom. However, Teal'c escapes and, befriended by a young Ally, hides out on the streets of the city. Meanwhile the rest of SG-1 returns to the planet to retreive another insect for study as they frantically work to find an antidote and to fine Teal'c before Maybourne does.
Written By: Robert C. Cooper
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Tom Mceath as Colonel Maybourne, Scott Hylands as Dr. Timothy Harlow, Colleen Rennison as Ally, Alonso Oyarzun as Punk Leader, Richard Leacook as Sergeant, Laara Sadiq as Technician
11. The Tok'ra (Part 1)
Capatin Carter has vivid dreams and memories as seen through the eyes of Jolinar, the Tok'ra who had briefly inhabited her body. Despite the progression of her father's cancer, Carter joins the mission to P34-353J to seek out the Tok'ra. There SG-1 meets the Tok'ra leaders, including Martouf, who had been Jolinar's mate, and they learn much about the ways of the resistance group. But trust is fragile, and the Tok'ra are unwilling to form an alliance. In fact, when word arrives that Jacob Carter's condition is critical, the Tok'ra refuse to permit SG-1 to return home.
Written By: Jonathan Glassner
Directed By: Brad Turner
Guest Starring: Carmen Argenciano as General Jacob Carter, Sarah Douglas as Garshaw of Belote/Yosuuf, JR Bourne as Lantash/Martouf, Winston Rekert as Cordesh, Joy Coghill as Selmak/Saroosh, Laara Sadiq as Technician Davis, Steve Makaj as Colonel Makepeace, Tosca Baggoo as Tok'ra Council Woman, Roger Haskett as Doctor, Stephen Tibbetts as Guard
12. The Tok'ra (Part 2)
The Tok'ra see little advantage in an alliance with Earth. What they need most are hosts. However, Carter's Father, General Jacob Carter, is dying of cancer, and he is willing to act as a host for Selmak, a Tok'ra leader who is dying, in order to save both his life and Selmak's. As he is brought to the planet, the Goa'uld attack the base. O'Neill helps to identify Cordesh as the Goa'uld spy who tipped off the enemy, but the Tok'ra must complete the blending of Jacob and Selmak and evacuate the base before they are destroyed by the Goa'uld.
Written By: Jonathan Glassner
Directed By: Brad Turner
Guest Starring: Carmen Argenziano as General Jacob Carter, Sarah Douglas as Garshaw of Belote/Yosuuf, JR Bourne as Lantash/Martouf, Winston Rekert as Cordesh, Joy Coghill as Selmak/Saroosh, Laara Sadiq as Technician Dabos, Steve Makaj as Colonel Makepeace, Tosca Baggoo as Tok'ra Council Woman, Roger Haskett as Doctor, Stephen Tibbetts as Guard
13. Spirits
SG-11 has not returned from PXY-887, where a valuable new element, trinium, has been discovered. O'Neill is injured and Captain Carter is left to lead SG-1 to the planet to investigate. There they meet Tonane, a plainspoken Coast Salish Indian who explains that Xe'ls the raven and T'akaya the wolf are the "spirits" who protect their land and people. When the teams return to Earth with Tonane, negotiations for a mining treaty break down. Angered, the spirits reveal themselves as shape-shifting aliens who will destroy the SGC for it's deception, until O'Neill can convince them to reconsider.
Written By: Tor Alaxander Valenza
Directed By: Martin Wood
Guest Starring: Rodney A.Grant as Tonane, Alex Zahara as Xe'ls, Christina Cox as T'akaya, Kevin McNulty as Dr. Warner, Roger R. Cross as Captain Conner, Chief Leonars George as Elder #1, Byron Chief Moon as Elder #2, Jason Calders as Alien #1, Laara Sadiq as Technician
14. Touchstone
The planet Madrona depends on the Touchstone to control it's weather. But when the device is stolen, the inhabitants claim that the SGC is responsible. An elaborate investigation reveals that Colonel Maybourne of the NID is involved in high-level orders to reactivate the second Earth Stargate, and that top-secret missions through the gate are responsible for the theft. SG-1 is able to recover the device in time to save Madrona from destruction, but the mysterious agenda of the NID and the whereabouts of the agents who escaped through the second gate before it was resealed, remain unknown.
Written By: Sam Egan
Directed By: Brad Turner
Guest Starring: Tom McBeathn as Colonel Harry Maybourne, Matthew Walker as Roham, Jerry Wassermanas Whitlow, Tiffany Knight as La Moor, Eric Breker as Major Reynolds, Conan Graham as NID Man
15. The Fifth Race
After O'Neill peers inside an ancient viewer on P3R-272, he begins speaking an alien language and using concepts of complex science and mathematics. Daniel is convinced that the alien device contained the knowledge of the Ancients, the builders of the Stargates, which it downloaded into O'Neill's brain. Unable to control the changes that are happening to him, O'Neill's subconscious leads him to build a peculiar device that powers the Stargate to a far distant destination where he can seek help. There he meets the Asgard, who speak of the four great races, and of Earth - the fifth race.
Written By: Robert C. Cooper
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Tobias Mehler as Lt. Graham Simmons, Dan Shea as Sergeant Siler, David Adams as Expert
16. A Matter Of Time
While attempting to rescue SG-10 from a black hole on P3W-451, the Stargate begins to draw power from the black hole itself and cannot be shut down. As the intense gravity field begins warping the space/time continuum and threatens to swallow the entire facility, the Pentagon send O'Neill's former comrade, Colonel Cromwell, to investigate. Cromwell is tormented by guilt for deserting O'Neill on an earlier mission. As time nearly stands still, Cromwell volenteers to stay behind with O'Neill to save Earth, but he is drawn through the wormhole before an explosion can break the connection and close the gate.
Written By: Misha Rashovich
Teleplay By: Brad Wright
Directed By: Martin Wood
Guest Starring: Marshall Teague as Colonel Frank Cromwell, Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Tobias Mehler as Lt. Graham Simmons, Colin Cunningham as Major Davis, Dan Shea a Sergeant Siler, Biski Gugushe as SF Guard, Kurt Max Runte as Major Boyd, Jim Thorburn as Watts
17. Holiday
P3W-924 is home to Ma'chello, an eccentric old man, and his unique inventions. One invention is a body-swapping device that is activated on an unsuspecting Daniel. Daniel finds himself in the body of a dying old man while Ma'chello, in Daniel's body, experiences Earth for the first time. O'Neill and Teal'c also fall victim to the device as their bodies are switched. When Ma'chello is finally returned to the SGC, he shows no remorse and insists the device is irreversible. SG-1 must convince him to cooperate in an elaborate reversal, even though his own fragile body won't survive.
Written By: Tor Alexander Valenza
Directed By: David Warry-Smith
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Alvin Sanders as Fred, Melanie Skehar as Waitress, Darryl Scheelar as Cop, Michael Shanks as Ma'chello
18. Serpent's Song
On PB5-926, the SG-1 team finds their sworn enemy, Apophis, fleeing Goa'uld death gliders. He has been tortured and is slowly dying, and he is granted sanctuary on Earth in return for information. But his information is alarming. Apophis is being pursued by an ancient and powerful Goa'uld named Sokar, who will destroy all of Earth to find him. The team's Tok'ra ally, Martouf, warns that Apophis must be returned. As Sokar attacks through the gate, Apophis dies of his injuries, and his body is returned to Sokar. But Sokar has a sarcophagus that can revive the dead.
Written By: Katharyn Powers
Directed By: Peter DeLuise
Guest Starring: Peter Williams as Apophis, Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, JR Bourne as Lantash/Martouf, Tobias Mehler as Lt. Graham Simmons, Peter LaCroiz as Ashrak, Dan Shea as Sergeant Siler
19. One False Step
An SGC probe crashes into a large planet on PJ2-445. When SG-1 goes to retreive it, they meet the planet's inhabitants, gentle, curious, and simple beings, human in form, and silent except for an entrancing song. Shortly after the team's arrival, however, the aliens begin falling ill, and soon a global plague is threatened. Even SG-1 begins to feel ill, but the cause reamins a mystery until a video recording reveals the presence of inaudiable sound waves. These sounds, produced by the plant life, are necessary for the aliens' survival, and SG-1 must restore the symbolic balance they unwittingly upset.
Written By: Michael Kaplan and John Sanborn
Directed By: William Corcoran
Guest Starring: Colin Heath as Alien "Steve", Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Daniel Bacon as Technician, David Cameron as Elder, Richard DeKlerk as Joe, Shaun Phillips as Jim
20. Show and Tell
A young boy enters through the Stargate with a warning for SGC. The boy, Charlie, explains that his home planet, Reetalia, was destroyed by the Goa'uld, and now Reetou rebels plan to destroy all humans to eliminate possible hosts. Further, he adds that he was genetically engineered to deliver his warning because the Reetou are invisible, and that "Mother" is with him. Carter's father, Jacob, now a Tok'ra ambassador, verifies the boy's story, but already Reetou rebels have infiltrated the facility. In a battle for control of the base, SGC is victorious, but the rebel threat remains.
Written By: Jonathan Glassner
Directed By: Peter DeLuise
Guest Starring: Carmen Argenaiano as Jacob Carter/Selmak, Jeff Gulka as "Charlie", Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Daniel Bacon as Technician
21. 1969
General Hammond gives Carter a note before SG-1 new mission, but a solar flare propels the team back in time to 1969, into a top-secret military facility. There they encounter a young Lieutenant Hammond, who recognizes his writing in the note, and helps them to escape. Hitchhiking across country, SG-1 seeks out Catherine Langford, hoping to find the Stargate. Carter realizes that Hammond's note contains the key - the time of the next solar flare that will return them to their own time. But a slight miscalculation gives the team a glimpse of the future before returning them home.
Written By: Brad Wright
Directed By: Charles Correll
Guest Starring: Alex Zahara as Michael, Aaron Pearl as Lieutenant George Hammond, Amber Rothwell as Jenny, Pamela Perry as Cassandra, Daniel Bacon as Technician, Glynis Davies as Catherine, Fred Henderson as Major Thornbird, Sean Campbell as Sergeant, Elosa Otuomahie as Security Police
22. Out Of Mind
O'Neill is awakened from a cryogenic suspension and finds himself in an SGC of the future. He is told that he has been frozen for 79 years, and that everyone he knows is gone. However, the war with the Goa'uld continues, and the SGC needs his knowledge to find allies capable of defeating the Goa'uld. When O'Neill's suspicions are aroused, he escapes and discovers that the base is really as replica created by the Goa'uld, and that Carter and Daniel are also there. It is Hathor who has arranged the deception, and now she plans to implant one of the team with a Goa'uld.
Story By: Jonathan Glassner and Brad Wright
Teleplay By: Jonathan Glassner
Directed By: Martin Wood
Guest Starring: Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser, Suanne Braun as Hathor, Tom Butler as Major General Trofsky, Samantha Ferris as Dr. Raully