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Season Three

3.01  Into the Fire

Jack O'Neill, Daniel Jackson and Sam Carter are imprisoned on Hathor's planet along with Col. Makepeace and the SG-3 marines.  With Jack infested with a Goa'uld, their only hope for survival rests in the hands of Hammond and Teal'c.  The two must forge a daring rescue plane and save their friends and colleagues.

An ancient Goa'uld System Lord has been hiding on Earth in secrecy for millennia, passing as a religious leader.  Setesh, now known as Seth, has left a bloody trail of cultists dying in suicide pacts throughout history.  Accompanied by Jacob Carert, the SG-1 team must find him without falling victim to his brainwashing powers.

The Asgard Thor discovers that the Goa'uld System Lords plan to attack Earth.  He negotiates a peace offering on the condition that Earth gives up its Stargate.  As Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson struggle to keep peace between the System Lords Cronus, Yu and Nirrti, SG-1 discover that one of the Goa'uld is engaged in treachery.

During a routine mission, the SG-1 team discovers the remains of the Linvris, a small cadre of rival Goa'uld.  A stone tablet infects Daniel Jackson with a deadly parasite which drives him insane.  Incarcerated alone in Mental Health, Daniel struggles to convince his teammates that the parasite is an invention of Ma'chello and he is sane.

Teal'c, Daniel Jackson and Sam Carter are sharing their expertise during an exchange programme with the planet Orban.  When Daniel and Teal'c investigate, they learn the Orbanians use their children as memory storage devices.  To save young  scientist Merrin, Jack O'Neill defies orders and sets out to show her what childhood is really like.

Alternate reality versions of Sam Carter and Maj. Kawalsky are discovered at Area 51.  They are brought to the SGC for de-briefing and reveal that their world is under attack from Apophis.  Dr. Carter begins to suffer the effects of temporal distortion.  SG-1 come up with a daring plan to save the alternate world by enlisting the aid of the Asgard.

While on a routine planet exploration, the SG-1 team is captured by Aris Boch, a brash alien bounty hunter.  In return for their freedom, Boch demands that they help him track down a Goa'uld wanted by the evil System Lord Sokar.  When Boch's Goa'uld reveals himself as Tok'ra who cannot allow himself to be captured, what can SG-1 do?

For the first time, SG-1 find a Christian society on an alien world, proving to Daniel that the Goa'uld were still harvesting hosts during the Dark Ages.  When the superstitious locals fear them to be demons, SG-1 must convince one man to go against everything he believes in so they can save themselves and rid the village of demons forever.

A group of SG soldiers battle an army of Jaffa.  Believing the soldiers to be the missing-in-action SG-11 team, Jack O'Neill and the other provide assistance only to find the SG soliders turn their weapons on SG-1.  They are taken prisoner by a group of young human warriors abandoned when their Jaffa masters returned to fight for Apophis.

Daniel Jackson is reunited with his long-lost wife Sha'uri during the rescue of Kasuf and the Abydonians kidnapped by Ammonet.  Teal'c finds Daniel at the point of death from Ammonet's ribbon device, while Daniel is transfixed by memories of the death of his wife, his friendship with Teal'c and his place on SG-1.  Will he hear Sha'uri in time?

All the inhabitants of the planet Vyus are suffering from amnesia.  SG-1 are introduced to a brilliant young woman named Ke'ra, who returns to Earth with them in an attempt to find a cure.  While Ke'ra develops a strong mutual attraction with Daniel Jackson, the rest of SG-1 begin to suspect she may not be who or what she appears to be.

Sam Carter's father Jacob has been captured by Sokar and imprisoned on a moon transformed into a literal hell.  As no one has ever escaped from this hell except for Jolinar, Martouf uses Tok'ra technology to access her dark, troubling memories in Carter's mind.  Then the unexpected appearance of an old foe foils the rescue mission.

Each member of the SG-1 team is brutally interrogated by Apophis for information he can use to barter for his freedom from Netu or if he can, overthrow Sokar.  Apophis uses Goa'uld drugs and Tok'ra memory recall technology to force them to relive vivid, agonising memories.  Confused and in pain, how much torture can each of them take?

During what seem to be routine medical exams, Dr. Fraiser injects each team member with a sedative.  Teal'c awakens and witnesses Hammond conspiring with Fraiser and two aliens.  Sam Carter determines that the SGC has fallen victim to a foothold situation and is forced to turn for help to the most unlikely source:  Col. Maybourne.

Daniel Jackson and Jack O'Neill are requested to accompany the Tollan Narim to his homeworld to participate in a legal ceremony called Triad.  Daniel and Jack are forced to argue a case to determine which being has rights to the body of their friend Skaara.  If they lose, Skaara's body will be taken over once again by the Goa'uld symbiote Klorel.

The SG-1 team are secretly injected with an alien spore which evolves into an artificial being named Urgo, which only the implanted team members can see.  Urgo claims to be friendly but his existence compromises them as an SG unit.  While they work feverishly to be rid of his aggravating presence, Urgo does all in his power to thwart them.

While in negotiations for mineral rights with the friendly people of Edora, native Laira takes the team to witness the fire rain, a spectacular annual meteor shower.  Daniel's excavations show that the meteors won't pass Edora by this time: they'll hit the defenceless world.  Can Jack and SG-1 evacuate the Edorans in time or will they too be trapped?

On a diplomatic mission to Tollana, Jack O'Neill stuns his teammates by stealing technology and taking it back to Earth.  When Hammond discovers the deception, his forces Jack to retire.  Jack's misconduct is only the start of a trail of deception which could have catastrophic consequences for more than just the members of the SG-1 team.

When they discover friendly archaeologist, Daniel and his teammates travel eagerly to meet them only to find their arrival through the Stargate fuels a holy war between two rival cultures.  A powerful spy realises his side could win the war if the SG-1 team and the Stargate can be neutralised.  Can the blinded Teal'c rescue them in time?

When Master Bra'tac arrives at the SGC with a dying comrade and news of a terrible attack on Chulak, Daniel Jackson deduces that Apophis is in search of Sha'uri's son, the mystical Harsesis.  He and Bra'tac lead the SG-1 team to the lost world of Kheb only to find a powerful being Daniel realises inspired all the mythology of Mother Nature.

Daniel Jackson finds a glowing crystal skull inside a vast Mayan pyramid that was first discovered by his discredited grandfather Nicholas Ballard decades before.  When Daniel goes to investigate, a mysterious force makes him disappear.   Jack and the SG-1 team must find Nick to unlock the mysteries of the skull and save Daniel's life.

Jack O'Neill is unexpectedly beamed aboard an Asgard ship by the dying Thor.  The ship has been overrun by small, metallic bug-like creatures called Replicators on a mission to destroy Earth.  Jack plans to blow up the ship and sacrifice himself but Carter and Teal'c have other ideas.  Recovering from surgery, Daniel Jackson is left behind.