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Cameron is transported to a cargo ship via the transporter rings. He finds out that the cargo is indeed what the intelligence suggested, so the team begins planting explosives. Cameron is forced to open fire once the Lucian Alliance soldiers arrive. He transports just in time before everything explodes. Later, Netan is informed of SG-1’s doings and he is furious, placing bounty on their heads. Back at the SGC, Vala is eager to join Cameron to his high school reunion, while the rest of the team members are on their own chores. Samantha is attending a conference with Dr. Lee, while Teal’c is off-world with the Jaffa. Daniel, in the meanwhile, is at a museum conducting research when he meets a woman. In any case, a bounty ship arrives into Earth’s orbit, trying to lock a signal on SG-1. Another bounty ship appears and opens fire on them. Meanwhile, Teal’c is off-world with a Jaffa brother and while they are heading to the gate they are ambushed by bounty hunters.
There is a quick recap concerning the Ori, as well as some events about the planet Tegalus, from the episode “Icon”. Once the episode begins, Jared Kane of the Rand Protectorate arrives to the SGC. Despite his government being against his journey, he comes nevertheless, since he bares grim news. He reveals that a Prior of the Ori arrived to Tegalus and he gave the government plans for building an orbital weapon, which they want to use on their enemies, the Caledonians. The Prior also told the Protectorate that they should stop all alliance with Earth as well. Jared brought the plans for the weapon and asks SG-1 for help in destroying it. He admits that he still hates the Caledonians, but he doesn’t want to see anyone get killed. Cameron is unsure whether to act or not, but Daniel explains to him that it is their fault everything went crazy on Tegalus. Cameron is for the destruction of the weapon, yet Daniel proposes to try and talk to the Protectorate’s government in order to show them what the Ori actually are.
Jack comes home from shopping and is talking to Samantha over the phone, when suddenly a man breaks into his house. He is holding a gun and trembling he says that Jack ruined his life. We then see a flashback from seven years ago when the man who broke in, Joe, and his wife Charlene visit a garage sale. Joe finds a peculiar object thanks to which he starts having visions of the Stargate and SG-1. He buys the item and the visions remain, but when he tries to tell his wife, son and barber coworkers they are all confused. Joe tries to find Jack but to no avail. One year later, he begins to write stories and submit them, yet no one wants to publish. Two years later, Joe’s son is watching “Wormhole X-Treme” and shows it to his father since it looks familiar. Joe gets rather furious about his stories obviously being stolen and goes to sue the producers of the show, with no success.
The episode begins with a recap of various events concerning Samantha’s and Daniel’s personal lives. We are then shown a scene where Daniel works at the University and Sarah approaches him. It is a dream however and while he is sleeping Sarah, or more likely Osiris, is by his bed. After that short scene we see Samantha and her boyfriend Pete, who is a detective and naturally Sam has to hide her real job from him. Meanwhile, Daniel continues to be haunted by nightmares and is completely unaware that Osiris is using a sort of memory-tapping device, trying to make him translate an ancient tablet in his dreams. The tablet should be a lead toward the Lost City. At the same time, Pete becomes suspicious of Samantha’s work while bearing a secret of his own.
Similarly to the previous episode, this one begins with a recap of events concerning Maybourne. “Paradise Lost” shows us Maybourne visits Jack at his home, telling him that he found out the location of the planet where Simmons wanted to take the Prometheus and steal the stored weapons. Maybourne tries to bargain for this information and Jack refuses. But, Maybourne gives him the coordination to the planet, but also says that they will need a key which he has in possession. SG-1 eventually visits the planet and confirms that they do need the key in order to continue further. On the planet Jonas finds a language belonging to the Furlings, but he doesn’t know enough to translate and Samantha isn’t quite familiar with the technology. It seems that Maybourne is the only chance they have of getting inside.
An asteroid heading toward Earth has been detected, on a direct collision course with only eleven days left until impact. SG-1 initially tries to call the Asgard for aid. Thanks to their inability to offer quick help and Jack’s short temper, no salvation is arranged. It is now up to SG-1 to try and fly out in a salvaged cargo ship. The plan is to land on the asteroid itself and to neutralize it with nukes. It all goes well, until Samantha realizes that the asteroid contains a high amount of Naquadah and the nuclear explosion could trigger such force that could wipe out all life on Earth. Slowly it becomes clear that this was no natural asteroid, but rather a Goa’uld plot.
Daniel reports in the briefing room, saying that he probably managed to discover the place of Clava Thessara Infinitus or the Key to Infinite Treasure, the stash of Ancient weapons and treasures. Landry gives a go on the mission. Once through the gate, SG-1, minus Samantha, arrive to a place resembling a crypt, with walls filled with various glyphs. Cameron and Teal’c investigate a bit and once they see artifacts in display cases they figure out that they are in a museum. They soon hear music coming from somewhere inside and they see a party happening upstairs. Cameron orders a fall back, but it seems that the DHD is just a replica. Unable to go back, they have to figure out what to do until Landry notices they are late. They sadly don’t go undetected since a couple stumbles upon them. The woman panics and all the attendants of the party are alarmed, believing that the team members are actually “rebels”. The majority of the party manages to run away, while the rest are taken prisoner and one security guard remains inside. Daniel talks to him but it seems they won’t believe them, so the team decides to play the part of these rebels until the wormhole becomes open.
SG-1 is running away from hostile mercenaries on an off-world mission. While they fire at the enemy, buying time for Daniel to dial the coordinates to Earth, the Stargate disappears due to the Asgard teleport beam. After that, we see SG-1 eight hours earlier in the briefing room. They are being introduced to a strange substance called kassa, which is extremely addictive. There is one lead which takes SG-1 to planet P6G-452 where it seems that the substance is being harvested. They see one farmer consuming the plant and approach him. He reveals that the Lucian Alliance is involved with the drug and Cameron wishes for a meeting to be arranged with the local owner of the land named Worrel. The meeting takes place, but it takes a turn for the worse and thus we see the scene from the beginning. Outnumbered and without a way to run, they surrender. Back at the SGC, Landry orders another team to investigate why SG-1 is late.
A Goa’uld representative of Lord Ba’al comes in front of other System Lords, warning them to surrender. Ba’al will let them live if they bow to him as a supreme commander of Goa’uld domains. Refuse and he will kill them all. The negotiations are disrupted when two Kull warriors bring Samantha, who was intercepted while flying in a cargo ship near by. Yu approaches her to question her, but she pulls out a blade and kills him, seconds later attacking the other present System Lords and we see a Replicator ship flying toward them. Meanwhile, SG-1 is on a mission with Bra’tac, ambushing Amaterasu when an unidentified ship comes near and fires. They try to evacuate, but Replicators come on board and Daniel is the only one teleported away. Back on Earth, Jacob sends a warning that the Replicators are on a spree of taking over Goa’uld ships, specifically Ba’al’s. If their conquest continues with this pace, the entire Goa’uld race will be wiped out in several weeks time. To make matters worse, the Jaffa are once again pledging their alliance to the False Gods.
