Stargate SG-1 (Season 7 | 2003 - 2004)

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Season 7 Episodes
Episode 1. Fallen (Part 1) (Air Date: 06/13/2003)

The SG-1 crew finds an amnesiac Daniel Jackson while visiting a planet in its search for the City of the Lost. After bringing him back to SGC, they begin to formulate a plan to destroy Anubis' power core and lure Anubis into their midst. Soon Teal'c is taken prisoner by Lord Yu after Yu backs out of a deal to help SG-1, while Anubis captures Jonas to get info on his home planet, Kelowna.

Episode 2. Homecoming (Part 2) (Air Date: 06/13/2003)

Jonas' home planet, Kelowna, asks SGC for help against an attack from Anubis, as he pursues a Stargate on Kelowna's main base. The Kelownans then combine forces with their enemies, Andari and Tyrania, to combat Anubis.

Episode 3. Fragile Balance (Air Date: 06/20/2003)

A young O'Neill shows up and claims he's the real Jack O'Neill with no memory of how he came to deage except for possibly an experiment that was performed on him during an abduction by the Asgard. After verifying the DNA is that of O'Neill, the SG-1 crew come to learn that young O'Neill is actually a clone.

Episode 4. Orpheus (Air Date: 06/27/2003)

Teal'c is wounded as SG-1 returns to the SGC, but becomes discouraged by the slow recovery caused by the absence of his symbiote. Meanwhile, Daniel begins to remember a prison planet where he saw Rya'c, prompting SG-1 to launch an attack on the planet known as Erebus, where Teal'c then attempts to rescue his son.

Episode 5. Revisions (Air Date: 07/11/2003)

SG-1 discovers a planet where the people live in an idyllic oasis under a computer-controlled force field dome.

Episode 6. Lifeboat (Air Date: 07/18/2003)

The SG-1 team discovers hundreds of people on a spaceship, suspended, motionless, in chambers that give off a glowing energy. All the members are knocked unconscious by the energy force, but when Daniel awakes, he begins to exhibit the personality traits of several of the ship's inhabitants.

Episode 7. Enemy Mine (Air Date: 07/25/2003)

While looking for a mine on the planet Naquadah, the SG-1 discover the presence of Unas on the planet when one of their crew members is killed, prompting Daniel to attempt a truce negotiation.

Episode 8. Space Race (Air Date: 08/01/2003)

Carter volunteers to help Warrick the pilot win a race and agrees to supply him with a generator in exchange for the chance to study the Hebridan's advanced technology. While Teal'c and Eamon are captured while guarding the ship, Carter and Warrick must save another pilot and discover the kidnappings are all part of a plot by humans to sabotage the race.

Episode 9. Avengers 2.0 (Air Date: 08/08/2003)

A newly-invented virus designed to target enemy Stargates is used by its scientist creator against the Goa'uld and Ba'al, a move which, instead, downs the whole Stargate network.

Episode 10. Birthright (Air Date: 08/15/2003)

During a meeting between SG-1 and a group of Jaffa, SG-1 are captured by female Jaffa rebelling against the system lord that kills the women, and taken to their planet's base. During that time, Teal'c forms a bond with Ishar, the rebel Jaffa's high priestess.

Episode 11. Evolution (Part 1) (Air Date: 08/22/2003)

Daniel is captured in Central America, prompting O'Neill to mount a rescue effort. Meanwhile, Carter and Teal'c face a growing menace, an unstoppable form of Goa'uld supersoldier brought on by Anubis.

Episode 12. Evolution (Part 2) (Air Date: 01/09/2004)

Daniel travels to South America in search of a device whose owner was rumored to be a system lord known as Telchak. When Daniel is suddenly captured, O'Neill is sent to retrieve him, while Carter and Teal'c research a powerful enemy, dealt by Anubis, which plans on destroying the system lords.

Episode 13. Grace (Air Date: 01/16/2004)

Carter finds herself stranded on the ship Prometheus while on a retrieval mission, during which time she has a series of eerie and frightening visions.

Episode 14. Fallout (Air Date: 01/23/2004)

The SG-1 crew returns to Kelowna when it learns that Jonas is digging beneath the surface to prevent the destruction of the planet from a massive explosion at the its core.

Episode 15. Chimera (Air Date: 01/30/2004)

Carter's new relationship with a police officer becomes complicated, and potentially dangerous, when he suspects she's hiding things about her work and begins to investigate her. Meanwhile, Daniel is troubled when Osiris begins manipulating the content of his dreams.

Episode 16. Death Knell (Air Date: 02/06/2004)

The Goa'uld pinpoints the location of the Alpha Site, and Anubis' forces attack. As the site is evacuated, Teal'c and O'Neill try to find Carter, who is fighting for her life somewhere on the site. Meanwhile, the allies suspect there is a spy in their midst.

Episode 17. Heroes (Part 1) (Air Date: 02/13/2004)

A film crew is sent by the President to shoot a documentary on standard operating procedure at the SGC, but the crew sees more than they were expecting when the Stargate team gets caught up in a grave interplanetary mission.

Episode 18. Heroes (Part 2) (Air Date: 02/20/2004)

Bregman continues to grab video footage wherever possible for his television project, tagging along with the SG-1 crew as it continues to grapple with an off-world mission gone awry. Unfortunately, an attempt to save another crew member during the mission costs Dr. Fraiser her life.

Episode 19. Resurrection (Air Date: 02/27/2004)

Carter and Daniel learn that the NID has been experimenting with genetic research and discover its creation, the human-Goa'uld Anna, who can use the ability to reproduce the images from her dreams to disarm the bomb embedded inside her with which she has held her creator captive.

Episode 20. Inauguration (Air Date: 03/05/2004)

Newly in office, Vice President Kinsey tries to coral the SGC and get an order from the president which would put it directly under his authority.

Episode 21. Lost City (Part 1) (Air Date: 03/12/2004)

The SG-1 team prepares itself to avert Earth's complete destruction at the hands of Anubis' as it seeks the solution within the Lost City of the Ancients.

Episode 22. Lost City (Part 2) (Air Date: 03/19/2004)

As the SG-1 team continues operate on the belief that the Lost City of the Ancients will hold the information needed to keep Anubis from destroying Earth, O'Neill begins delving into that information, which was implanted into his mind by the Ancients. The team also comes across what they believe to be the long lost city of Atlantis.


Cast

Name
Credits
Colonel Jack O'Neill

Daniel Jackson / Voice of Thor

Captain Samantha Carter

General Hammond

Dr Janet Fraiser

Sgt. Walter Davis / Technician / Sergeant Walter Harriman

Bra'tac

Anubis

Reynolds

General Jacob Carter/Selmak

Dr Lee

Jonas Quinn

Kull Warrior / Warrior / SF

President Henry Hayes

Vice President Kinsey / Senator Kinsey

Sergeant Siler

Major Erin Gant

General Francis Maynard

Dr Theresa Weir

Colonel Pearson

President's Aide

Technician

Ba'al

Rafael

Simon Wells

Gou'ald Lieutenant

Ambassador Noor

Oshu, Yu's First Prime

Airman Shep Wickenhouse

Emmett Bregman

Richard Woolsey

Colonel Dave Dixon

Commander Hale

Khordib

Ambassador Dreylock / First Minister Dreylock

Yu the Great

Colonel Tom Rundell

Ambassador Sevarin

Tech Sergeant Dale James

Ronan

Kirkland

Technician

National Security Advisor

Iron Shirt / Motion Capture Warrior / Warrick

British Ambassador

General Vidrine

Muirios

Physiotherapist

Lieutenant Woeste

Lieutenant Ritter

Lieutenant Menard

Ryk'l

Fallen Jaffa

Marci

Outta Control Driver

Councilman

Pilot

Rak'Nor

Councilman

NID Interrogation-Room Guard

Jaffa Guard

Unas

Apophis

Kinsey's Aide

Rya'c

Jaffa Commander

Councilman

Major Lorne

Infirmary Nurse / Nurse

Weapons Officer

Chief of Staff/Stan

Young Jack O'Neill

Sarah Gardner/Osiris

Nevin

Pharrin

Secret Service Man

Cab Driver

Farrity

Voice of Loki

Coyle Boron

Kendrick

Interpreter

Major Green

Del Tynan

Jarlath

Lt Glenn

Thoth

La'el Montrose

Colonel Maybourne

Taupen

Jaffa

Russian Man

Ardal Hadraig

Councilwoman

Colonel William Ronson

NID Agent Malcolm Barrett

M'zel

Orderly

Kianna Cyr

Zyang Wu

Major Davis

Chaka / Eamon