{248}{338}- Lots of interesting nebulous things?|- Yes, sir. {520}{646}- l don't see squat.|- Well, you wouldn't, sir, during the day. {685}{740}When the local sun sets and it gets dark, {742}{824}you can actually see|a luminous layer of ionised gas {827}{896}around the dying core expanding. {918}{990}- Fascinating.|- You don't care. {993}{1062}Hey, l like gas as much as the next guy. {1114}{1175}Five hours to darkness, sir. {1646}{1710}- Carter?|- Yes, sir. {1712}{1820}We've never been to this planet before,|have we? Meaning humans from Earth. {1823}{1898}- No, sir. Why?|- (Quinn on radio) Colonel. Major. {1901}{1970}You have to see this. {2002}{2076}OK. You'll have to|let us know where you are. {2079}{2154}Right. Uh, head east. {2608}{2670}(Quinn) lncredible, isn't it? {2673}{2738}That had to hurt. {3154}{3213}Teal'c, what have you got here? {3216}{3288}l am unfamiliar|with this type of vessel, O'Neill. {3291}{3342}lt is not Goa'uld. {3344}{3416}lt's not Asgard or Tollan, either. {3438}{3528}You know, these markings|resemble ancient Celtic. {3573}{3608}Hello? {3675}{3810}- Looks like there were no survivors.|- (man) Actually, there were three of us. {5725}{5806}- Now what?|- You tell me. {5839}{5908}We're peaceful explorers. {5911}{5990}OK? We didn't come here|to harm anybody. {5993}{6064}Unless otherwise provoked. {6203}{6274}l'm Aden Corso, captain of the Sebrus. {6277}{6394}This is my first officer, Tanis Reynard,|and Navigator Lyle Pender. {6461}{6594}Colonel Jack O'Neill, US Air Force.|Teal'c, Major Carter, Jonas Quinn. {6636}{6711}- We're from a planet called Earth.|- Never heard of it. {6713}{6800}- lt's...|- Nice. lt's nice. {6822}{6948}l'm sure it is. Sorry for the less-than-warm|welcome, but you kind of snuck up on us. {6951}{7038}- We didn't hear your ship land.|- No. You wouldn't. {7041}{7116}- How long have you been here?|- Too long. {7177}{7278}- That's a rough landing.|- (Pender) lt's not as bad as it looks. {7280}{7356}We were on our way|to relieve a mineral extraction team. {7359}{7428}An asteroid storm blew us right off course. {7430}{7538}A fuel line got messed up in the crash|and all the reserves leaked out. {7541}{7624}You wouldn't have extra fuel|on your ship, would you? {7626}{7657}Not exactly. {7660}{7756}The engines are OK. We just don't have|enough power to fire them up. {7759}{7812}We have access|to a few auxiliary systems. {7814}{7850}Communications? {7853}{7950}- First thing to get hit.|- Couldn't even get a distress signal off. {7953}{8043}What's frustrating is that our home planet|Hebridan must be close. {8045}{8104}We could plot a course|if you could take us. {8107}{8214}- That might be a problem.|- We did not travel to this world by vessel. {8253}{8340}- We came through the Stargate.|- Excuse me? {8342}{8412}Big O, decent walk that way. {8466}{8546}- We didn't know what that was.|- A transportation device. {8548}{8638}- That explains a few things.|- l take it you don't have one at home. {8641}{8700}Not that we know of. {8725}{8798}Really no ship? {8800}{8830}No ship. {8858}{8908}(Corso) How does this Stargate work? {8911}{9024}(Carter) Each gate has an address|based on its home planet's point in space. {9026}{9102}(Quinn) That address|is represented by symbols... {9105}{9195}Carter? Teal'c? Excuse us a moment. {9354}{9404}Any suggestions? {9446}{9503}We could offer them sanctuary on Earth. {9506}{9612}Or we could fix their ship.|l'm just saying it's possible. {9615}{9696}lf all they need is fuel|maybe we can find an Earth equivalent. {9699}{9814}l may be able to recharge their batteries.|l'd have to take a look at the technology. {9816}{9878}And why would we do this? {9881}{9952}So l can take a look at the technology. {9955}{10026}They have space-flight capabilities|beyond ours. {10028}{10140}Maybe they'd be grateful.|Who knows what else they have to offer? {10142}{10176}OK. {10199}{10306}But charge by the hour.|No flat rate for these kids. {10308}{10374}The Celts were formidable warriors|in their time. {10377}{10446}Their descendants|may make valuable allies. {10448}{10498}You've seen Braveheart too often. {10500}{10560}That doesn't mean|we're not gonna help you. {10563}{10620}Carter needs a closer look at your ship. {10623}{10716}Worst-case scenario -|you end up on Earth. {10719}{10828}Thank you. We'd like to see your world|and learn more about the Stargate. {10831}{10932}But if you could get our ship going|our first priority would be to get home. {10935}{10990}- Let's take a look.|- All right. {11185}{11220}T? {11266}{11330}l do not know, O'Neill. {11414}{11478}- Keep me posted.|- lndeed. {11851}{11984}- What can you tell me?|- Not as much as my chief engineer could. {11987}{12056}He's dead. l'll do my best. {12471}{12512}Still? {12515}{12588}There is something out there, O'Neill. {12591}{12646}Move Move {12699}{12738}Corso {13258}{13314}(groaning) {13769}{13830}(intense ringing noise) {13962}{14012}Argh {14160}{14210}Argh Argh {14283}{14332}(noise fades) {14593}{14660}- (Corso) They gone?|- (Pender) Yeah. {14682}{14732}Let's go. {14940}{14990}He's dead, O'Neill. {15034}{15084}What the hell was that about? {15086}{15182}These guys have been hunting us|from the moment we crashed. {15184}{15248}With your own weapons? {15273}{15313}Captain? {15316}{15370}l'm sorry they didn't warn you about that. {15372}{15455}lt's been so long since they attacked|we thought we were clear. {15458}{15523}- Who the heck are they?|- We don't know. {15525}{15594}But they've killed five|of my crew since we crashed, {15596}{15664}skinned 'em alive|and hung 'em up in the trees. {15667}{15755}- Whoever they are, they're savages.|- Where are they from? {15758}{15884}- Don't know. There's no civilisation here.|- We haven't seen any ships either. {15887}{15973}Now that we know that the Stargate|is a transportation device, {15975}{16026}they must be coming through that. {16029}{16090}Sir, she's in need of medical attention. {16092}{16173}All right. Let's all get back to Earth, then. {16175}{16306}lf you can do something to help her,|please do it, but l'm staying with my ship. {16309}{16397}From what you've said|it's still our best chance to get back home. {16400}{16482}l'm not giving it up to these things,|not after what they did. {16484}{16572}- The sonic defence will keep them at bay.|- That was annoying. {16575}{16658}We can defend this position|until you can fix the ship. {16660}{16798}All right. Carter, Jonas, get her back|to the gate. We'll watch your six. {16818}{16868}We'll be back. {16870}{16912}Thank you. {17241}{17348}Their planet is Hebridan. By the sound|of it, their ancestors might've come {17351}{17452}from somewhere near the Outer Hebrides|islands off the coast of Scotland. {17454}{17528}From its position|l've determined that it has no gate, {17531}{17594}at least, not one that we're aware of. {17596}{17660}Then how did a society|of humans evolve there? {17663}{17770}lt's possible the Goa'uld kept a gate there|and took it with them when they left. {17773}{17880}The mystery is how the society advanced|so far beyond Earth's level of technology. {17883}{17962}These engines are way ahead|of anything we could build. {17965}{18050}They use liquid nitrogen|to fuel an ion-propulsion system. {18053}{18184}- l can't wait to see how they generate...|- Your evaluation of these people, Major? {18186}{18244}Cautiously optimistic, sir. {18247}{18318}- Can you fix it?|- lf l can recharge their batteries {18320}{18428}using the naqahdah generator, and there|are no other problems from the crash... {18430}{18496}- Take whatever you need.|- Thank you, sir. {18499}{18566}And SG-15. {18578}{18602}Yes, sir. {18747}{18832}- Got a name for these guys?|- Nothin' polite. {18855}{18930}- What weapon did they use before yours?|- Don't know. {18933}{19046}Nobody survived the first attack. Since|then they use ours. Must like 'em better. {19049}{19110}- How many could they have?|- Eight or nine. {19112}{19176}- They travel in pairs?|- A scouting party. {19178}{19310}- Probably trying to test your firepower.|- Which isn't very accurate. {19312}{19362}l was trying to wound him. {19399}{19484}The one that got away, l'm sure,|is reporting to his friends now. {19486}{19543}Yeah, so you say. {19546}{19678}Believe me, Colonel, when they come|back, they'll come back in force. {19681}{19802}- Sir, Hammond sent SG-15 as backup.|- We have the gate covered, sir. {19805}{19856}Good. We have an unknown number {19859}{19960}of armed and apparently|hostile aliens in the area. {19973}{20056}- We've got your back.|- l brought some equipment to fix the ship, {20058}{20114}but l'll need help to get it here. {20117}{20156}lndeed. {20516}{20580}- How are ya?|- Hey. {20600}{20682}Fine, since they stopped the bleeding. {20685}{20794}The painkillers aren't bad either.|l should be up and around pretty quick. {20797}{20856}Good. {20858}{20914}l guess l owe you. {20917}{20976}Not a bit. {21063}{21218}So... you looking forward to|seeing anybody when you get back? {21235}{21340}Mm, l hate to sound like a hopeless case,|but my parents died when l was young. {21343}{21434}l've served with Corso since|l graduated flight school ten years ago. {21437}{21588}So, he and Pender, they're like my family,|especially after what we've been through. {21672}{21792}So tell me more about the Stargate. {21794}{21852}How does it work, exactly? {21855}{21970}Basically, it uses a dimension|outside of our known time and space {21973}{22054}that we call subspace,|and it creates a wormhole, {22057}{22174}which is like a tunnel|between two connecting gates. {22176}{22246}And how many Stargates are there? {22277}{22330}There's a lot of them. {22333}{22404}And there are other humans|out there like us? {22406}{22436}Oh, yeah. {22439}{22478}Yeah. {22503}{22634}Some primitive, some advanced, some|non-humans you're already aware of. {22636}{22744}Some are good, some are bad,|some are very bad. {22746}{22838}But all in all it is pretty amazing. {22840}{22880}Yeah. {22907}{22962}Sounds like it. {23176}{23280}No engine diagnostics,|no life-support status. {23282}{23341}We run the weapons systems|off the battery, {23344}{23424}but without a computer|we don't know how much power is left. {23427}{23514}First we need to give you a boost|to get your computer back on line, {23517}{23578}then we can run a full diagnostic. {23581}{23660}Know how we can interface|our power source with your system? {23662}{23726}l'll show you the engine room. {23789}{23874}You know, my department's|more tellin' people what to do - {23876}{23932}fly this way, fix that... {23934}{23993}don't crash. {23996}{24086}Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. {24139}{24216}This is the main power coupling. {24218}{24286}Well, this'll do the trick. {24288}{24392}We'll have to jerry-rig something,|but it should work. {24395}{24438}Amazing. {24441}{24550}For a supposedly less-advanced human|you're comfortable with our technology. {24552}{24678}You're in luck. l'm more experienced|with this than most people on my planet. {24681}{24816}Besides, all we're really doing|is plugging your ship into my battery. {24838}{24888}Whatever you say. {24944}{25030}l guess that didn't sound very good, did it? {25032}{25155}So let me get this straight, Major. You're|an officer in your home world's military. {25158}{25300}You're a scientist, an explorer, and|apparently you're a pretty fair mechanic. {25302}{25372}And l make a mean soufflé. {25396}{25442}Sorry? {25444}{25544}lt's something you eat.|lt's very difficult to make. {25547}{25641}Oh, well, add to that list funny,|charming and beautiful. {25668}{25760}Sorry. l didn't mean to offend you.|Rule one when you're stranded {25763}{25895}on an alien planet and someone offers|to fix your ship - flatter them profusely. {25898}{25957}- Pass me that.|- Yeah. {25989}{26066}Thank you. And continue at will. {26152}{26228}Colonel O'Neill doesn't trust us, does he? {26231}{26295}Trust is something|you have to earn with us, {26297}{26422}and Colonel O'Neill is less concerned|with showing his distrust. {26425}{26516}- So why are you helping us?|- lt's the only way you make new friends - {26519}{26630}take a chance on someone|and hope they don't make you regret it. {27344}{27412}Don't move. {27556}{27636}- Hey Take it easy|- We can't let it get away. {27639}{27702}- l was thinking of taking it alive.|- Why? {27704}{27824}- Because that's how you gain intel.|- l know all l need to know, Colonel. {27827}{27955}lf those things get a hold of you|or one of your friends, you will too. {27957}{28006}Dammit. Teal'c. {28041}{28065}Carter. {28083}{28111}Yes, sir. {28113}{28176}We spotted an alien. We're going after it. {28178}{28245}- Roger that, sir.|- You're safe here. {28248}{28338}- We're secure inside the ship, sir.|- O'Neill out. {28843}{28936}Don't get your hopes up.|This is as far as l'm going. {28955}{29045}l've been stuck on this rock|with a novice navigator {29048}{29136}and a grumpy first officer|who doesn't like men, {29139}{29212}but l will attempt to control myself. {29304}{29368}Mind if l have a look? {29460}{29536}- lt's not like your other one.|- lt's less lethal. {29538}{29648}lt's not Earth-made.|One shot stuns, two shots kill. {29693}{29777}So do you have anyone special|back home on Earth? {29779}{29830}Nothing l'd care to discuss. {29833}{29966}All right, now, that's a little|too interesting for me to let go. {29994}{30062}How about you choose a topic? {30401}{30498}Colonel...|we can cover more ground separately. {30501}{30612}Teal'c gave me one of these.|We can stay in contact. {30615}{30680}All right. But not too far. {31006}{31036}General? {31038}{31102}l was in the area. {31152}{31208}ls there anything more? {31211}{31283}l was looking for a reference|on the name of the ship. {31285}{31348}Different spelling, but basically the same. {31350}{31402}ls it significant? {31405}{31467}l'm not sure. {31488}{31584}At 0625 hours there was a security|breach in the main computer system. {31587}{31677}Someone tried to gain access|from a terminal in the infirmary. {31680}{31789}- You think Reynard tried to hack into it?|- Do you believe she's capable? {31792}{31884}- l don't know. lt's possible.|- l'm on my way to question her about it. {31887}{31933}Yes, sir. {31951}{31994}General? {32011}{32078}lf you don't mind... {32080}{32117}l got another idea. {32271}{32328}A little home away from home here. {32331}{32425}lf the hunters use the Stargate,|why set up camp here? {32449}{32514}That's a pretty fair question. {32641}{32708}You also do not believe|the Hebridans' story. {32711}{32780}That alien l caught sneaking around {32782}{32907}was just about to tell me something|when Pender shot him. {33083}{33170}These appear to have come|from the Sebrus. {33305}{33356}Yeah. {33358}{33412}(gunfire) {33415}{33492}(Pender on radio) Colonel, l got him. {33711}{33760}Pender Pender {33777}{33836}l said alive. {33881}{33928}- Where is he?|- He was right there. {33930}{34046}- l thought you said you had him.|- l did. l had to have hit him. {34049}{34116}T, what do you got? {34156}{34224}l believe it is blood, O'Neill. {34318}{34368}Told you. {34491}{34560}There's a connection|dislodged back here. {34563}{34628}You got it? Really? {34670}{34694}Hah {34697}{34764}- Only one way to find out.|- Yeah. {34890}{34928}(whirring) {34969}{35036}- Unbelievable. Hah|- OK, Captain. {35038}{35136}- How do we boot up the system?|- Call me Aden. {35138}{35186}OK. {35189}{35328}l've been saving this for a special|occasion. We haven't had that many here. {35331}{35374}- No, thanks.|- Come on. {35377}{35436}No, l can't, really. l'm on duty. {35439}{35498}All right, l'll have one for both of us. {35501}{35578}To friendship. And to you, Major. {35623}{35692}You can call me Sam.|That's my first name. {35694}{35744}Sam. lt's pretty. {35746}{35850}- Not really. lt's short for Samantha.|- Even prettier. {35853}{35904}So what does it mean - ''Samantha''? {35906}{36052}That my father wanted a boy. What about|you? Does your name mean anything? {36055}{36213}l was named for my Uncle Aden who died|swimming drunk across a river on a dare. {36216}{36366}Corso, my family name, means ''smells|like a dead bird'' in ancient Hebridian. {36389}{36518}- Yeah, we're a real high-class family.|- They'll be overjoyed to see you again. {36520}{36578}Probably not. {36676}{36798}l've been stuck on this planet for a long|time now, dreaming about getting off of it. {36801}{36856}Now, suddenly, l don't want to leave. {36859}{36938}- Well, we'll stay in touch.|- Oh, l'm sure. {36941}{37048}You'll wanna know about all the things|that we have that you don't. {37051}{37138}- You don't have to make it sound like that.|- Like what? {37140}{37232}- l don't know. Cheap.|- That's the only reason you're helping us. {37235}{37278}lt isn't. {37369}{37478}You know, Sam,|l've never met anyone like you before. {37480}{37514}Aden... {37541}{37569}Right. Um... {37572}{37636}We should remain professional. {37693}{37724}Major. {37979}{38036}This place is amazing. {38039}{38102}You OK?|We can go back to the infirmary... {38104}{38172}l'm fine, thanks. {38227}{38312}And this is where l do my work. {38368}{38422}Sorry about the clutter. {38424}{38550}Just cataloguing some artefacts|we found on P4X-131 . {38573}{38714}That's an alphanumeric designation we|assign to the different planets we go to. {38735}{38832}- They're beautiful.|- The Goa'uld love this stuff. {38835}{38936}l'll tell you something -|the galaxy is full of it. {39105}{39142}Sorry. {39164}{39256}lt's OK. l don't think|that any of it is broken. {39277}{39342}You just caught me... {39375}{39426}off guard. {39428}{39490}l thought it was obvious. {39493}{39578}Uh... Oh. No. Uh, what? Huh? {39580}{39650}How much l've wanted to kiss you|since we first met. {39653}{39717}That? Oh, right. That's, uh... {39719}{39776}That was... That's not obvious, no. {39813}{39920}- l'm sorry. lf you don't find me attractive...|- No, look, you're attractive. {39923}{40011}l just, um... l don't know. l-l... {40014}{40156}We just met, and you're injured, and|the thought really never crossed my mind. {40183}{40260}l hope you don't think|this is some saviour complex - {40262}{40318}l fall for the guy who saved my life - {40320}{40436}because l thought you were very cute|way before l got shot. {40438}{40488}(phone rings) {40625}{40688}Are you supposed|to do something about that? {40690}{40754}Oh, yeah. Right. Um... {40905}{40950}Jonas. {40953}{41008}Yes, sir. l'll be right there. {41049}{41098}That was General Hammond. {41101}{41218}He wants to see me, so if you're gonna|be OK alone here for a few minutes... {41220}{41362}- Sure. My two friends are just in the hall.|- So we'll talk more later. {41364}{41398}OK. {41795}{41864}OK. Let's try a full reboot. {42027}{42102}Transport Sebrus requesting assistance. {42105}{42188}We've been hit by an asteroid storm|and thrown off course. {42190}{42326}Repeat, this is prison transport Sebrus|requesting assistance. {42349}{42452}Repeat, this is prison transport Sebrus... {42585}{42632}Crap. {42693}{42742}(O'Neill) Pender. {42794}{42862}Pender, this is O'Neill. {42865}{42930}l told you to stay in visual range. {43020}{43070}Pender, respond. {43579}{43648}All right. Let's not lose our heads here. {43710}{43776}l mean you no harm. {43779}{43878}You're pointing that thing|at my friend's head. {44122}{44196}Please, don't shoot me. {44226}{44308}Whatever you have been told, it is a lie. {44330}{44370}ls that true? {44373}{44426}l am Warrick. {44429}{44480}l am the captain of the Sebrus. {44831}{44902}- Hands where l can see 'em.|- Sam... {44905}{44954}Call me Major. {44989}{45066}- Sam.|- Hands where l can see them. {45116}{45190}- lt's not what you think.|- What do l think? {45192}{45312}- Actually, l don't know.|- This ship is a prison transport. {45315}{45364}Yeah. That's right. {45367}{45426}Sit down. {45528}{45592}Tie up your legs. {45643}{45708}l'm sorry that l lied to you. {45710}{45780}- But l just couldn't tell you the truth.|- Why not? {45783}{45848}Because l'm the reason we're here. {45851}{45938}l don't understand.|Hands behind your back. {45991}{46076}l allowed the prisoners|to gain control of the ship. {46078}{46182}When the storm hit us|the life support went out in the cells. {46212}{46300}- They were gonna die.|- The prisoners? {46303}{46388}Those aliens - they didn't|come through the Stargate. {46391}{46472}They came here with us.|They were our prisoners. {46475}{46532}Prisoners of war. {46534}{46632}- Your planet's at war with them?|- l let them go. {46663}{46770}We crashed before they could kill us all.|lt's the honest-to-goodness truth. {46773}{46872}l was just too embarrassed|to say that l let that happen. {46874}{46970}We might have weathered that storm|if l had let them die. {46972}{47038}You have to believe me. {47089}{47148}Where's my radio? {47150}{47178}Sam. {47273}{47388}Please, hear my side of the story|before you kill me. {47563}{47628}We're not gonna kill you. {47675}{47768}- You shot my first officer.|- l was just trying to wound him. {47771}{47842}And, as l recall, you started things. {47844}{47948}We thought we had no choice. We had|to stop them from enlisting your help. {47950}{48048}- And who are they according to you?|- Escaped prisoners. {48051}{48168}The Sebrus was a prison transport vessel.|Three years ago, {48170}{48288}my crew and l were transporting Corso|and two accomplices to a prison colony. {48291}{48354}We hit a storm and began to lose power. {48356}{48466}Our only hope of survival|was to set down on this planet. {48469}{48494}And then? {48497}{48580}We had no choice|but to take them out of transport stasis. {48582}{48644}The ship hadn't the power|to sustain their lives. {48647}{48702}How many were there of you? {48704}{48780}My crew was eight, including myself. {48782}{48916}We watched them in shifts. My first officer|and l were looking for food and water {48918}{49022}when they overpowered the men guarding|them and killed them in cold blood. {49025}{49124}Corso then took over the ship|and used its defences against us. {49126}{49192}We tried many times to retake the Sebrus, {49195}{49280}but recently|we were just lucky to stay alive. {49307}{49380}They hunted us like wild animals. {49475}{49594}You must believe me. They are|the worst that Hebridan has to offer. {49621}{49718}No matter what,|they must not be allowed to go free. {49911}{49964}Who's that? {50102}{50160}My wife. {50163}{50200}Your wife. {50202}{50250}Athea. {50336}{50426}My kind, the Serrakin,|helped liberate the Hebridan {50428}{50486}from the Goa'uld thousands of years ago. {50489}{50576}lt was your people|that brought them advanced technology. {50579}{50648}Since then we have lived in harmony... {50671}{50734}with few exceptions. {50736}{50836}- (radio) Colonel, this is Carter. Come in.|- Yeah. Go. {50839}{50950}Sir, l've got everything under control|but we need to talk, in person. {50952}{51006}Tell me about it. {51009}{51074}Stay put. We're on our way. {51092}{51138}Carter out. {51140}{51174}Ugh {51199}{51248}My thoughts exactly. {51402}{51470}(radio) Major Pierce,|this is General Hammond. {51472}{51550}- Read you loud and clear, sir.|- Hold your fire. {51553}{51668}- Jonas Quinn and a guest are en route.|- Roger that. {51702}{51852}Colonel O'Neill, come in, sir. Jonas and|Reynard have arrived back from Earth. {51903}{52008}- He must be out of range.|- We'll see him at the ship. {52134}{52222}- They're onto us.|- Yeah, l'm starting to get that feelin'. {52224}{52300}- Reynard and Jonas are on the way back.|- Where's Carter? {52302}{52370}Outside, unconscious.|She didn't buy your story. {52373}{52440}Yeah, she's too smart. {52442}{52520}- Gotta keep tryin' anyway, huh?|- Yeah, it's in my blood. {52522}{52576}She fixed the ship, though. {52579}{52644}- lt'll fly?|- Fire it up. {52847}{52886}Carter {52989}{53048}- We're goin' home.|- Really? {53051}{53145}- Pender's warmin' up the ship now.|- You might wanna reconsider that. {53148}{53218}Our stash is nothing|to what's through that Stargate. {53221}{53302}- What do you mean?|- Going back is not worth the risk {53304}{53384}when there are riches out there|beyond our wildest dreams. {53386}{53464}Come on. l've learned enough|to get us a good head start. {53466}{53572}- They've got the Stargate covered.|- And we have hostages. {53990}{54076}(Warrick) lt's a trap.|No doubt they have armed the ship. {54117}{54168}We can't leave her down there. {54171}{54230}(Teal'c) How do we|disengage the defences? {54232}{54306}(Warrick) lt can only be done from inside. {54309}{54382}- Cover me, Teal'c.|- lndeed. {54385}{54447}l know how to disarm the defences. {54450}{54492}l will go. {54544}{54600}We'll watch your back. {54994}{55046}(intense ringing noise) {55694}{55744}(noise fades) {56141}{56228}They have Jonas. They're gonna try|to escape through the Stargate. {56231}{56309}- You all right?|- A little groggy, sir. {56311}{56391}- l will stay with her, O'Neill.|- Yeah. {56394}{56516}(Corso) Hey, there, guys.|Why don't you put those weapons down? {56537}{56614}You'd best do that now or he dies. {56635}{56778}All we need to do is dial up the gate|and go through. No one needs to get hurt. {56809}{56862}Yeah, sure. Whatever you say. {56864}{56934}That's right. Whatever l say. Reynard. {56966}{57018}(chevrons locking) {57037}{57112}You get that address from my lab? {57114}{57166}Yeah. {57169}{57262}- And everything else you said is, uh...|- Not everything. {57265}{57309}You are cute. {57467}{57528}All right, let's go. {57718}{57792}All right, that's far enough. {57795}{57844}Don't come any closer. {57846}{57948}- Back off or l'll kill him.|- Colonel, just let 'em go. {57977}{58102}- Nobody's goin' anywhere.|- Really, it'll be fine. {58123}{58184}lt's not worth the risk. {58319}{58374}Let 'em go. {58377}{58444}- Sir?|- Let 'em go. {58528}{58574}Wise choice. {58988}{59056}(Hammond) Ladies and gentlemen,|welcome to Earth. {59058}{59159}- You planted the address?|- Call it intuition. {59345}{59386}Well done. {59389}{59438}Thank you, sir. {59695}{59809}- Everybody locked up OK?|- They're all in transport stasis. {59812}{59930}Mr Quinn, l never asked you how|you figured out who Reynard really was. {59933}{60056}lt was just a feeling, really. Although|l did come across something interesting {60058}{60103}while researching the ship's name. {60106}{60226}Another ship was built by the descendants|of ancient Celts on Earth - the Ceberus. {60229}{60338}lt was designed specifically|to transport convicts to a penal colony. {60341}{60431}The names were so similar, l thought|maybe there was some significance {60434}{60502}in Celtic history, and, uh... {60504}{60578}The meaning of the word never changed. {60666}{60703}lncredible. {60752}{60888}That, and l've always been suspicious|of a girl who kisses on the first date. {60940}{60992}What? {60995}{61108}Colonel, l want to thank you|for everything that you have done, {61110}{61186}but mostly for trusting me. {61221}{61274}lt's my pleasure. {61922}{61970}Visiontext Subtitles- Abigail Smith {63051}{63100}ENHOH