Stargate S.G. 1 - Series 3 - Vol. 11 - Episodes 13-16 Details

Stargate S.G. 1 - Series 3 - Vol. 11 - Episodes 13-16

The Devil You Know: During an attempt to rescue Jacob Carter, SG-1 and Martouf have been captured by one of Hell's denizens who is determined to use the information they possess to overthrow Sokar. With the aid of the Tok'ra memory technology and a hallucinogenic drug nicknamed "the blood of Sokar," each prisoner is forced to relive vivid, painful memories. But this time, they are unable to distinguish between memory and reality. Foothold: En route to the infirmary after an extended mission, SG-1 learns that part of the SGC has been sealed off due to a chemical leak. Soon after, during their routine examinations, Dr. Fraiser injects each member of the team with a sedative, rendering them unconscious. Teal'c is the first to awaken, and secretly observes Dr. Fraiser and General Hammond talking with two aliens. The General orders Teal'c and Carter placed in holding cells. Feigning unconsciousness, he waits until he and his escorts are away from the infirmary before overpowering the guards and waking Major Carter. Carter and Teal'c quickly realize that they cannot trust anyone in the SGC and must seek help outside the base. During the escape, one of them is captured. The other must rely on the one person they can't trust in order to save the SGC and the Earth from invasion. Pretense: The Tollan Narim pays an unexpected visit to the SGC, inviting the members of SG-1 to participate in "Triad." Only when SG-1 shows up on the new Tollan home world do they learn that the Triad is an ancient ceremony of justice, and the person on trial is their old friend Skaara. The Goa'uld Klorel's death glider crash-landed on the Tollan planet. Klorel was injured, which allowed the host personality, Skaara, to emerge and request amnesty. This Triad will determine which of the personalities will forever have control over the host body: the Goa'uld Klorel, or Skaara. Daniel and O'Neill will argue for Skaara's position, while another Goa'uld named ZIPACNA will argue for Klorel's. As Daniel and O'Neill work on their arguments, Carter and Teal'c grow suspicious that Zipacna's appearance may indicate an ulterior motive. But when SG-1 brings its concerns to the Tollan leaders, it puts Skaara in further danger of losing his identity forever. Urgo: SG-1 steps through the Stargate on their way to a paradise planet and end up at the SGC. Adding to their confusion is Hammond's assertion that the team was gone for fifteen hours, not the mere moment that the SG-1 perceived. Dr. Fraiser's examinations of the team members are inconclusive, but an analysis of the MALP data reveals a brief initial image of an alien lab just before the paradise view. They theorize the paradise image is a means to lure people to the planet. But for what reason? As they try to figure this out, each member of the team begins to experience intense cravings. Fraiser soon figures out why: A microscopic implant in each of SG-1's brains. The team is relieved of duty and isolated until Fraiser can find a way to remove the implant. Soon SG-1 is hearing and seeing the image of a man who identifies himself as "Urgo" - actually, the manifestation of the implants in their heads. Only SG-1 can see and hear him. Though Urgo claims his only purpose is to record new experiences, SG-1 begins to suspect he may have another, more nefarious purpose. However, getting rid of Urgo is not going to be easy.

Starring	Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, Christopher Judge
Studio	MGM ENTERTAINMENT
Run time	DVD: 3 hrs
Certificate
Genres	Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Language	DVD: English
Dubbed	German, Spanish
Hearing-impaired	English, German
Subtitles	DVD: Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish
Released	Production year: 2001 To Rent: DVD: 23 Apr 2001