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Contains spoilers through Moebius part 2.
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Made corrections/amendments/additions throughout the site, according to emails sent to me over the past several months.
Most of these were minor enough not to warrant a full listing here.
Part of the update included filling in information from Avenger 2.0, since the main events of that episode were confirmed in Reckoning part 2.
The gate network needs to undergo periodic correlative updates to compensate for stellar drift. Although no one at the SGC has ever witnessed such an update occuring, Sam believes that the gates dial each other automatically to transmit the new coordinates that apply to each address. (Avenger 2.0)
He was the Tok'ra who contacted the SGC when the stargate network started failing, to inform them that gates were starting to go offline for unknown reasons. The Tok'ra hadn't been told about the SGC's plans to infect one of Baal's principal naquadah-mining worlds with Felger's stargate virus (which Baal discovered and re-engineered into a system-wide virus). (Avenger 2.0)
Added site banners for people wanting to link to the Handbook.
Updated Sam's medals to include the Air Medal ribbon (finally) and the Meritorious Service ribbon.
When SGs 1& 2 dial in from Chulak at the end of the episode, the control room is lit with the bright, flickering light of an open iris before the iris is actually opened. While the wormhole was definitely engaged, most of its light was trapped behind the iris, with just a little leaking around the edges from the rear.
Continuity glitch: Teal'c forehead tattoo is upside down in the room where he's being held, but rightside up when he's being questioned by Colonel Kennedy.
The SGC appears to receive an IDC before the incoming wormhole is established -- a staff sergeant informs Hammond that " SG-11 is returning" and Hammond has long enough to say " there better be a damn good explanation!" before the kawhoosh. It's possible that this was a scheduled return, but Hammond's reaction strongly suggests otherwise.
In the hallucination, how does Daniel know that Teal'c killed Sha're/Amaunet? When Teal'c comes in, Amaunet and Daniel are staring directly at each other, and he's there only long enough for the gun to fall from Daniel's fingers and hit the ground before he shoots Amaunet, who looks shocked to see him there. Daniel's hallucinations all occur within those same few moments, but he clearly understood that it was Teal'c who killed her. It's possible that Sha're had a split second to glance over, or that Daniel spotted him in his peripheral vision, but neither one is particularly suggested by what we see -- they're very focused on each other, and on the ribboning going on. (It's also possible that it doesn't matter -- Sha're planted the idea of someone killing her so Daniel could deal with his grief and move past it, and it was just coincidence that it was Teal'c in both the hallucination and reality. But that's a little odd, too, since the reality was so exactly like the hallucination.)
Continuity glitch: Teal'c had never been able to sense Goa'uld before this, so why did he suddenly have that ability, four-plus years into the series? (Back in second season, in Need, Sam could sense that Pyrus wasn't a Goa'uld, but Teal'c never said he could also sense it. He did say he agreed, but the feeling I took away from that was that Pyrus didn't behave enough like Goa'uld to convince Teal'c.)
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Updated Arcs and Continuity pages through Moebius part 2
Updated Episodes, Writers, and Directors through Moebius part 2
Added episode summaries for
Reckoning part 1
Reckoning part 2
Threads
Moebius part 1
Moebius part 2
Fixed broken links and typos throughout the site.
Updated the Site Index through Moebius part 2
Added a new page: Altered timeline
This covers information from the altered timeline during the Moebius episodes that doesn't belong anywhere else, including character info and a specific timeline of events.
Added a note to the front page:
Moebius parts 1 & 2
Obviously, much of what happened in these two episodes doesn't apply to anything after Moebius part 2. Any information that stays the same after the timeline alteration (or that can reasonably be assumed to stay the same) is included in the appropriate places in the site, but as soon as the timeline splits -- i.e., as soon as Daniel finds the book in Catherine's effects in Moebius part 1 -- almost everything is listed on the Altered Timeline page. Nothing there counts as genuine history for the characters or universe post-Moebius.
Updated through Threads.
It's possible -- though not easy -- to dial every available stargate in the galaxy at the same time. Baal did this when Sam and Jacob needed a way to disperse an energy wave against every Replicator in the galaxy simultaneously. (Reckoning part 2)
Updated through Threads.
She was the CIA person Jack dealt with regarding the problem of Goa'uld potentially left on Earth after the Trust was taken over. They appear to have become involved very quickly. (Threads)
While Kerry was at Jack's house, inside looking for dinner supplies while Jack was outside grilling steaks, Sam came over unannounced to discuss her second thoughts about her wedding. Kerry walked out onto the porch into the middle of the discussion and did her best to handle an awkward situation gracefully, inviting Sam to join them. Sam had to leave after getting a call that her father was in the infirmary, sparing them all the possibility that she might stay. (Threads)
Kerry apparently decided that Sam was an unexpected, very large, stumbling block to her relationship with Jack, and decided to get out before she got more involved and possibly got badly hurt. She went to Jack's office to say so, telling him although they were good together, he had " issues [...] one big one in particular." She told him he shouldn't let Air Force rules and regulations stop him from being happy, and suggested that he retire if that's what he needed to do. (Threads)
Baal came to him asking for help against the Replicators, but Jack refused to give it, preferring the notion of Baal dying at Replicator hands. When Jacob protested after Baal's hologram disconnected, Jack said he wasn't ready to sacrifice Teal'c -- who was off on a mission with the rebel Jaffa to try to take the Temple of Dakara. (Reckoning part 1)
When Baal returned a second time explaining that the situation had grown more dangerous, and that he needed Jack to destroy a weapon on Dakara while he held his forces back, Jack was flummoxed. Baal told him that Anubis had returned, making Jack much more amenable to working, briefly, with Baal to destroy him. (Reckoning part 1)
The Replicators invaded the SGC on his watch. He immediately issued a base lockdown and evacuated everyone possible, and got permission to deploy a 10-kiloton nuclear bomb to destroy the Replicators. When word came that six people, including Siler, were trapped on Level 8 with no access to the escape hatch, he took Reynolds and went after them. (Reckoning part 2)
The Replicators swarmed toward them all after the rescue, but then diverted up a hatch. Jack assumed they were heading for the surface, and sent word through Walter that Hammond should detonate the bomb the instant he safely could, without waiting for the eight of them to get out. Instead, they headed for the gateroom, hoping to restore power and control fast enough to gate offworld before the bomb went off. Although that wasn't going so well, they caught a break when Daniel managed to get control of the Replicators temporarily, freezing them all in their tracks. Shortly after they started up again, the stargate opened an incoming wormhole and the disruptor energy wave surged through, destroying all the Replicators where they stood. (Reckoning part 2)
Steak
Either he likes his steaks really well done (read: charred and rock-hard), or he lost track of what he was doing while cooking for him and Kerry Johnson. (Threads)
Tuna (Reckoning part 1)
Original timeline
Traveled back to 3,000 BC with the rest of SG-1 in the time-travel ship they found on Maybourne's world, in an attempt to find and take a ZPM from Ra before he could leave the planet with it. Jack was the pilot and the one who made the device work. (Moebius part 1)
The day after they arrived, while observing one of Ra's public audiences, Jack drew his sidearm when Ra threatened two of his worshipers, wanting to kill him then so he wouldn't have to in 5,000 years. Sam stopped him, and one of the worshipers was killed. (Moebius part 1)
After they stole the ZPM, they found the jumper surrounded by Jaffa and didn't dare disturb the timeline any further by taking it back. (Moebius part 1)
Trapped in the past, Jack and Teal'c couldn't take the thought of living out their lives under Ra's rule, and tried to kickstart the rebellion. Jack, Sam, and Teal'c were all captured and executed. (Moebius part 2)
Interim, altered timeline
See Jack O'Neill on the altered timeline page.
Refused to speculate on what Daniel might or might not have done, after being snatched by the Replicators -- he wouldn't say tha Daniel was dead, or that he was ascended, or that he was fine -- not without proof one way or another, which they didn't have. (Reckoning part 2)
Grills on a hibachi. (Paradise Lost, Threads)
He wanted to use the time-machine ship to go back and watch the Cubs win the World Series -- Sam wouldn't let him. (Moebius part 1)
Nick
He was at the funeral for Daniel's parents, and afterward, took Daniel to a restaurant where Daniel ordered waffles. (Threads)
They met when she recruited him into the Stargate program, and after Daniel got back in touch to tell her about finding out about Ernest, they appear to have stayed in fairly regular contact. (Stargate the movie, Torment of Tantalus, Heroes part 1, Moebius part 1)
She died in late 2004 (apparently of natural causes) (see note). (Moebius part 1)
Daniel had spoken with her just a week before her death. (Moebius part 1)
He spoke at her funeral, about her sense of wonder and how important she had been to his life. (Moebius part 1)
" Catherine Langford was more than just kind and generous. She had a gift of an endless, open-minded, child-like curiousity. She saw the world not for what it was, but for what it could be. And she saw potential in people that others failed to recognize. Like her father before her, her contributions to science have changed the world more than most people know. I, for one, have no idea where I'd be today if I'd never met her. She changed my life in more ways than I ever could have imagined." (Moebius part 1)
She left him her Eye of Ra pendant specifically (her niece Sabrina brought it to the funeral to hand to him), along with " a few odds and ends" -- basically her entire collection. According to Sabrina, she thought of Daniel as a son. (Moebius part 1)
Among the collection was an original 1889 edition of The Eye of the Sun -- the only one in known existence -- detailing the symbols and rituals of the worshipers of the sun-god Ra. It included a drawing of what could only be a ZPM. The worshipers referred to it as the Heart of Light. (Moebius part 1)
nb: Technically, as of the end of Moebius part 2, none of this had happened, including her death -- the episode ended two weeks before Moebius part 1 began. But since the timeline was smoothed out, I see no reason to think that Catherine didn't die at some point after the team came back from their fishing trip to Jack's cabin.
Replicator-Sam stuck her hand in his head and shoved him into a faux world -- which he was aware wasn't real, but wasn't aware had been created by the Replicator. (Reckoning part 1)
He was back in his tent among the nomad people he'd descended among, dressed as Arrom. " Oma Desala" appeared and began telling him he had a choice to make, trying to guide him toward finding the Ancient knowledge he needed to defeat the Replicators. In reality, it was Replicator-Sam, trying to get that knowledge for herself to defend her brethren. (Reckoning part 1)
He flipped control of the situation, going into Replicator-Sam's mind (with the aid of some of the Ancient knowledge she'd retrieved from his subconscious) while she was distracted by what she was seeing in Daniel's mind, and began tracking the movements of the Replicator army and learning how she controlled them. When he realized that they'd invaded Earth, he called her on it, saying she'd lied to him (and when Replicator-Sam, surprised and angry, accused him of tricking her, saying " You tricked me first" ). Replicator-Sam tried to leave his mind after she figured out what he was doing, but by then he'd gained enough control to stop her, telling her that it was too late for her -- he was learning to control the Replicators. (Reckoning part 2)
When he finally knew enough he siezed control of the Replicators, stopping them in their tracks, literally, no matter where they were. But to do so, he had to release his hold on Replicator-Sam, who escaped his mind and ran him through. (Reckoning part 2)
Run through by Replicator-Sam aboard her ship, right before it disintegrated around them. (Reckoning part 2)
This is again only partially a confirmed death, since once again he was given the option to ascend, and thus existed in another form for a while (even if it was a limbo-type form). But his body did die. (Reckoning part 2, Threads)
This could also have been listed as a presumed death, since his friends had no idea what had happened to him until he descended again. (Reckoning part 2, Threads)
According to Oma, it was Daniel's decision to descend after the events of Full Circle (although he didn't choose the naked part himself). (Threads)
When Replicator-Sam killed him by running him through, Daniel ascended again -- sort of. Oma brought him partway and told him the choice was his, again: ascend completely, or be dead. (Threads)
She brought him to a place he recognized as the restaurant where Nick had brought him after his parents's funeral. He'd ordered waffles then, so Oma brought him waffles this time, as well. (Threads)
outside-the-show-universe note: this was Der Waffle Haus, from Dead Like Me.
One of the other patrons handed him a newspaper (the Ascended Times) with his picture in it and the headline " Jackson Still Undecided" , which also had an article about Anubis's plans to wipe out all life in the galaxy. (Threads)
After reading the article about Anubis, Daniel asked if Oma was going to do anything to stop it. When she said no, and told him that he couldn't leave to handle it himself because he wasn't ascended yet (walking out the door would mean choosing death), he asked her to ascend him. She pointed out that the rules would forbid him from helping his friends anyway, then got a bit testy when he pointed out in turn that once he was ascended, he could choose to take human form again. She told him that while that was true, he wouldn't be able to ascend again, because she certainly wouldn't help him a third time. (Threads)
He started talking to the other patrons in the restaurant, to no avail. Oma told him they wouldn't talk to him: they were actually the Others -- some Ancient, some not -- who were there to watch both him and Oma. (Threads)
The only one who would talk to him called himself " Jim" . He seemed friendly but kept pushing at Daniel, dropping bits of information and distrust about Oma, until Daniel finally followed his clues to the knowledge that Oma had been the one who ascended Anubis. Oma, furious, kicked " Jim" out of the restaurant, and started answering some of Daniel's questions about Anubis. He was horrified when he realized that the Others let Anubis run basically free just to punish Oma -- she had to stand by and watch as he wreaked havoc, unable to interfere. He confronted the Others, saying it had been long enough, again to no avail. They totally ignored him. Oma stopped him, gently, saying that to the Others, it was clear that they hadn't made their point: she kept breaking the same rule, helping people ascend. It was her only way to atone, since she coudn't undo the damage she'd already done. (Threads)
When " Jim" came in again to basically gloat about how Anubis had tricked the Jaffa into dividing their forces, and was busy killing the Jaffa left to guard Dakara, Daniel started wondering what it was he had against Oma. When Jim said he thought Oma was great, she'd ascended him, Daniel finally twigged that Jim was actually Anubis. When Anubis gloatingly talked about going back to take care of things now that his forces had retaken Dakara, Daniel tried a last-ditch method of stopping him -- ran straight at him. And through him, since Anubis was energy and Daniel wasn't. Seeing that was enough to tip the balance for Oma, though -- she told Anubis she was going to do something she should have done a long time ago, and then engaged him in a battle that would keep him totally occupied. As long as she was fighting him, he would only be able to fight her back. They vanished in a tangled ball of glowing energy. (Threads)
Daniel somehow ascended all the way at least long enough to descend properly (this time, naked in Jack's office), apparently with his memories intact. It's also possible that while he was ascended, he slowed/stopped the base's self-destruct, which had been engaged as soon as an unauthorized dial-in had started up, on the assumption it would be Anubis dialing every gate in the system to send a killing blast through. (Threads)
Original timeline
Traveled back to 3,000 BC with Jack and the rest of SG-1 in the time-travel ship they found on Maybourne's world, in an attempt to find and take a ZPM from Ra before he could leave the planet with it. He made contact with two locals and made arrangements to stay with them till the next day, when Ra was having an audience. (Moebius part 1)
When they headed back to the jumper with the stolen ZPM to find it surrounded by Jaffa (and pretty clearly outlined by the drifted sand piled up all around it's cloaked form), Sam told them they had no choice but to lie low and hope to participate in the uprising against Ra. They couldn't risk fighting the Jaffa and altering the timeline. Daniel suggested putting the ZPM in the First Dynasty tomb that he knew would be discovered a month before they'd left in the time-travel jumper, to make sure that it arrived in the future even if they couldn't. (Moebius part 1)
Trapped in the past, Jack and Teal'c couldn't take the thought of living out their lives under Ra's rule, and tried to kickstart the rebellion. Jack, Sam, and Teal'c were all captured and executed -- Daniel was the only survivor. He continued working with Kapet for five years until the altered-timeline Sam, Jack, and Teal'c arrived. When Jack and Sam were in danger of being captured or killed by Jaffa around the jumper they were trying to fix, Daniel, Teal'c, and Kapet started the rebellion. It appears to have worked. (Moebius part 2)
Interim, altered timeline
See Daniel Jackson on the altered timeline page.
After his parents's funeral, Nick brought Daniel to a restaurant where Daniel ordered waffles. (Threads)
outside-the-show-universe note: this was Der Waffle Haus, from Dead Like Me.
Apparently takes or keeps his notes rather haphazardly -- when Jacob/Selmak were using Daniel's notebooks to translate Ancient writings, Selmak remarked that " ... and if there is an organizing principle to Doctor Jackson's notes, I have yet to discover it." (Reckoning part 2)
Her father died in late 2004, when Selmak died. (Threads)
Pete
She brought him to the SGC and all the way down to level 25 to meet Jacob -- without telling him that's what she was doing. She claimed it was to keep Pete from getting nervous ahead of time, but didn't deny it when Jacob suggested it was to keep her from being too nervous. Later, she pushed Jacob for his reaction, not thrilled with his " He seems nice" . Later, she switched to being not thrilled with Pete when he kept calling her in the middle of a briefing, going so far as to go through the base phone system claiming it was urgent (he wanted to talk about flowers for the wedding). Jacob didn't help, asking her in front of everyone " Weren't you supposed to meet Pete at the florist this morning?" and pushing it when she said no -- through gritted teeth. Jacob was very pleased with himself when Jack chimed in to tell Sam to " go pick flowers" , since it was her day off anyway. Sam was not amused. (Threads)
She was stunned when he surprised her with the new house he'd just put a downpayment on -- it was the sort of house she'd talked about wanting, but it caught her completely off-guard, and pushed her deeper into second thoughts about the wedding. She went to Jack to talk to him about it, wanting to tell him his reason for having doubts, but was distracted first by his new girlfriend (Kerry Johnson) coming out of his house, then by a call from the base telling her that her father needed her. (Threads)
After Jacob, on his deathbed, told Sam not to let anything stop her from getting everything she wanted, Sam broke up with Pete -- on the bench in the yard of the house Pete had just bought, no less. He took it relatively well, then walked away. (Threads)
Working with Thor, she helped figure out the cipher the Replicators were using to counteract the disruptor weapon that Jack had developed when he was functionally an Ancient. It only worked once because the Replicators adapted to it immediately -- but it did work. (Reckoning part 1)
With Jacob (and eventually with Baal's help as well), Sam figured out a way to make an Ancient weapon work as a modified disruptor beam, sent through every stargate in the galaxy at the same time to wipe out all the Replicators within reach of its wave. (Reckoning part 2)
Still eating blue Jell-O as of eighth season. (Threads)
Original timeline
Traveled back to 3,000 BC with Jack and the rest of SG-1 in the time-travel ship they found on Maybourne's world, in an attempt to find and take a ZPM from Ra before he could leave the planet with it. After they pulled it off and headed back to the jumper, they found it surrounded by Jaffa, guarding the sand that had drifted over its cloaked form in a sandstorm. Sam refused to let them take any action to get the ship back, afraid they'd already altered the future too much and not willing to risk any more. (Moebius part 1)
Trapped in the past, Jack and Teal'c couldn't take the thought of living out their lives under Ra's rule, and tried to kickstart the rebellion. Jack, Sam, and Teal'c were all captured and executed. (Moebius part 2)
Interim, altered timeline
See Samantha Carter on the altered timeline page.
Jaffa rebellion
When the Replicators began taking over everything they could find and the Jaffa in turn began returning to their Goa'uld lords in droves, believing the Replicators to be punishment for their lack of faith, Teal'c saw it as the rebellion's opportunity to strike a final blow for freedom. He told Bra'tac they needed to capture the Temple of Dakara, the most sacred place in Jaffa religion -- the symbol of Goa'uld power. (Reckoning part 1)
When Baal's fleet approached, Teal'c split his forces, sending most into hiding around the system, then lied to Baal and told him he'd sent them all away, to surive to fight another day. He was less than thrilled when Sam contacted him to tell him that she and Jacob needed Baal's help, considering he was in the middle of fighting Baal's fleet, but accepted it and contacted Baal to explain the situation. (Reckoning part 2)
When the Replicators appeared and engaged Baal's fleet, Teal'c switched tactics, going after the Replicator ships to keep the weapon on Dakara out of their hands as long as possible (Baal wanted it kept away from both the Replicators and Anubis). (Reckoning part 2)
After the Replicators were destroyed by the modified energy beam, Teal'c demanded Baal's surrender, telling him he was surrounded -- just as Bra'tac and other rebel Jaffa burst onto Baal's peltac. Baal just laughed and beamed out. (Reckoning part 2)
After the Jaffa won their freedom, both Teal'c and Bra'tac were honored as the two driving forces that had brought them so far, with Tolok presiding over the ceremony: (Threads)
" Brothers Bra'tac of Chulak and Teal'c of the Tau'ri. For your enduring courage and vision, for the strength of will that has brought us to freedom from the Goa'uld -- a future we have yet to even comprehend, but one that will be determined by our own unfettered will -- I hereby bestow upon you the highest honor any Jaffa can know. From this day forward, you shall both be known as blood-kin to all Jaffa." (Threads)
Teal'c didn't spend much time celebrating -- he knew that there was a lot left undone, and when Bra'tac pointed out that they hadn't planned properly for the aftermath of freedom, Teal'c began to see the magnitude of the problem: Jaffa had been fighting each other for generations, and didn't trust each other. Uniting them into a single people wouldn't be easy. (Threads)
When Bra'tac told him that both of them had been chosen to sit on the new council being formed to govern the free Jaffa, Teal'c was faced with a choice: take the position and focus on his people (as he'd originally planned when he first joined the Tau'ri), or stay with the Tau'ri. (Threads)
After the Jaffa won their freedom, both Teal'c and Bra'tac were honored as the two driving forces that had brought them so far, with Tolok presiding over the ceremony: (Threads)
" Brothers Bra'tac of Chulak and Teal'c of the Tau'ri. For your enduring courage and vision, for the strength of will that has brought us to freedom from the Goa'uld -- a future we have yet to even comprehend, but one that will be determined by our own unfettered will -- I hereby bestow upon you the highest honor any Jaffa can know. From this day forward, you shall both be known as blood-kin to all Jaffa." (Threads)
Original timeline
Traveled back to 3,000 BC with Jack and the rest of SG-1 in the time-travel ship they found on Maybourne's world, in an attempt to find and take a ZPM from Ra before he could leave the planet with it. After they gained access to the temple, Jack stunned a Horus guard and Teal'c donned his armor, complete with retracting helmet/headdress, walked into the treasure room, and walked out with the ZPM. When they went back to the jumper to go home, they found it surrounded by Jaffa. Sam declared it too dangerous to take it back -- they didn't dare affect the timeline any further. (Moebius part 1)
Trapped in the past, Jack and Teal'c couldn't take the thought of living out their lives under Ra's rule, and tried to kickstart the rebellion. Jack, Sam, and Teal'c were all captured and executed. (Moebius part 2)
Interim, altered timeline
See Teal'c on the altered timeline page.
" Teal'c of the Tau'ri" apparently became his " official" name somewhere along the line: Tolok called him that when conferring the honor of blood-kin to all Jaffa upon him. (Threads)
" Brothers Bra'tac of Chulak and Teal'c of the Tau'ri. For your enduring courage and vision, for the strength of will that has brought us to freedom from the Goa'uld -- a future we have yet to even comprehend, but one that will be determined by our own unfettered will -- I hereby bestow upon you the highest honor any Jaffa can know. From this day forward, you shall both be known as blood-kin to all Jaffa."
2004:
Replicators invade the SGC in large numbers, resulting in a base lockdown and emergency evacuation procedures. The Replicators block access to the self-destruct before any soldiers can reach it. They make it into a hatch on the upper levels, leading Jack to believe that they're heading for the surface. He tells Hammond to detonate the bomb as soon as he safely can, despite the fact that Jack and seven others (including Reynolds and Siler) are still trapped on the base. They head for the gateroom in hopes of restoring power and control fast enough to gate out before the bomb goes off. Although that isn't going so well, they catch a break when Daniel manages to get control of the Replicators temporarily, freezing them all in their tracks. Shortly after they start up again, the stargate opens an incoming wormhole and the disruptor energy wave surges through, destroying all the Replicators where they stand. (Reckoning part 2)
Function unknown.
The level where Siler and five other SGC personnel were trapped during the Replicator invasion (behind blast door R-4). (Reckoning part 2)
In late 2004, the SGC gained a fully charged ZPM, which had been buried in a tomb in Egypt. (Moebius part 2)
He was on duty in the control room when the Replicators under Replicator-Sam's command invaded -- he received the initial radio transmission, but before he could figure out what it was, the Replicators had hacked into the system and locked him out. He made it out during the evacuation, and served as the liaison between Jack and Hammond, relaying requests and information. (Reckoning part 2)
At some point, he transferred from SG-13 to SG-22. (Moebius part 1)
He had to brief Jack about the properties of some minerals his team had found -- troilite (non-magnetic iron sulfide), and a mesostasis phase which contained micrometer crystals -- and he was being very careful about making it sound exciting and interesting, obviously aware that Jack was bored to tears. Before he could complete his presentation/briefing, Daniel interrupted and Jack made his escape. (Moebius part 1)
Altered timeline: see Bosworth.
When the Replicators under Replicator-Sam's command invaded the SGC, he got word to them that the president had given permission for the deployment of a 10-kiloton nuclear bomb on Jack's command, and that an emergency state of alert had been issued, with a 200-square-mile area around the mountain being evacuated. (Reckoning part 2)
Altered timeline: see Hammond.
Altered timeline: see Kawalsky.
Altered timeline: see Mansfield.
They were on Earth and on base at the SGC when the Replicators under Replicator-Sam's command invaded. Colonel Reynolds either found out himself or was given the information that he brought to Jack, that the Replicators had blocked access to the self-destruct mechanism before anyone could reach it. He stayed with Jack, pointing out that it was only a matter of time before the Replicators took over everything and overrode the security mechanisms. (Reckoning part 2)
personal speculation: To my eyes, this is more evidence that Reynolds is effectively (if not actually) the SGC's second-in-command these days, in Jack's old position. He seems to be the one who consistently makes sure Jack is aware of options and consequences, so Jack can make the most informed decisions.
He brought Jack word that Siler and five other people were trapped on level 8 during the evacuation, and went with Jack to rescue them. He set the charges to blow the blast door open (just one, at first, until Jack pointed out that it was a *blast* door, and they should have two). Jack, Reynolds, Siler, and the other five then stood down a wave of Replicators coming at them down a corridor until the Replicators found an open hatch and went into that instead. (Reckoning part 2)
He was still with Jack on the base when Jack sent word to Hammond to detonate the bomb as soon as possible, believing the Replicators to be heading for the surface. The eight of them headed for the gateroom, hoping to gate offworld before the bomb went off. Although that wasn't going so well, they caught a break when Daniel managed to get control of the Replicators temporarily, freezing them all in their tracks. Shortly after they started up again, the stargate opened an incoming wormhole and the disruptor energy wave surged through, destroying all the Replicators where they stood. (Reckoning part 2)
He was on duty when the Replicator under Replicator-Sam's command invaded. He and five other people were trapped on level 8 behind blast door R-4 -- the door wouldn't open with a cardkey after the power went. Jack and Reynolds got them out, blasting a hole in the door with two C-4 charges. Siler and the others then stood down a wave of oncoming Replicators in a corridor until the Replicators found an open hatch and went in there instead. (Reckoning part 2)
He was still with Jack on the base when Jack sent word to Hammond to detonate the bomb as soon as possible, believing the Replicators to be heading for the surface. The eight of them headed for the gateroom, hoping to gate offworld before the bomb went off. Although that wasn't going so well, they caught a break when Daniel managed to get control of the Replicators temporarily, freezing them all in their tracks. Shortly after they started up again, the stargate opened an incoming wormhole and the disruptor energy wave surged through, destroying all the Replicators where they stood. (Reckoning part 2)
Siler apparently had Jack in his will -- when Jack joked that he expected to be put in Siler's will because of the rescue, Siler (apparently seriously) replied " Already in it, sir." (Jack's reply: " Okay, that's... weird." ) (Reckoning part 2)
SG-1:
Jack, Sam, Daniel, and Teal'c all went to Jack's cabin for some fishing (with no fish) after the events of Threads. (Threads)
Original timeline / original-timeline team
The team, including Jack, traveled back to 3,000 BC in the time-travel ship they found on Maybourne's world, in an attempt to find and take a ZPM from Ra before he could leave the planet with it. Once they landed, they cloaked the ship and Daniel made contact with two locals -- Katep and his brother Salatis -- who agreed to let them stay the night then go with them the next day to Ra's public audience. After the audience (where they had to watch Salatis be killed by Ra's Jaffa for presenting an unacceptable offering), the team slipped further into the temple. Jack stunned a Horus guard and Teal'c donned his full armor, then walked into the treasure room and took the ZPM, walking right back out with it. (Moebius part 1)
When the team returned to the ship, they discovered a problem: the cloaking device had worked perfectly, and now there was sand drifted up over what appeared to be thin air where they'd left it. It was surrounded by armed Jaffa. They didn't dare attack the Jaffa for fear of altering the future. (Moebius part 1)
Daniel suggested leaving the ZPM in a First Dynasty tomb that he knew was going to be discovered a month before they left, so the ZPM would reach the future even if they didn't. In addition, he used his camcorder to record messages from all of them, explaining what had happened and what to do with the ZPM, just in case. The battery ran out before they could finish, though, and no information about the ZPM other than its name and the fact that it was very important made it on. (Moebius part 1)
Despite Sam's wish not to disturb the timeline, neither Jack nor Teal'c could take the thought of living out their lives under Ra's rule, and decided to kickstart the rebellion. They did too much too fast, though, and Jack, Sam, and Teal'c were all captured and executed. Daniel escaped and continued planning with Katep, taking it slower and more carefully this time. (Moebius part 2)
When the altered-timeline Jack, Sam, and Teal'c arrived, they added stealing the stargate to the plan, to keep Ra from taking it offworld when he left. The plan appears to have succeeded, but original-timeline Daniel and the others had to stay in the past to avoid muddying the timeline any further. (Moebius part 2)
Interim, altered timeline
See the altered timeline page for full details.
New, existing timeline
Jack, Sam, Daniel, and Teal'c all go to Jack's cabin for some fishless fishing, but this time with a ZPM back at the SGC. (Moebius part 2)
Captured, confined, imprisoned:
Reckoning part 1
Daniel captured by Replicator-Sam and held aboard her ship while she tried to find out what knowledge of the Ancients he still had locked away in his brain.
Reckoning part 2
Daniel still held captive by Replicator-Sam.
The prototype of the next generation of BC-303s. Where the Prometheus had alien tech tacked on to the existing technology, the Daedalus had the more advanced alien (Asgard) tech incorporated into its design, making it more efficient. (Moebius part 1)
Shortly after the Replicators in the Milky Way were destroyed and Anubis was taken out of the picture by Oma, the Daedalus was in the final stages of testing. (Moebius part 1)
Altered timeline: see Hayes
Altered timeline: see Kinsey
Altered timeline: see Davis
Altered timeline: see Samuels
Altered timeline: see McKay
Time machine
No one at Area 51 had been able to engage the time device in the ship that SG-1 found on Maybourne's world -- they were barely able to get the ship off the ground. (Moebius part 1)
The data logs made it clear that the time device only worked for jumps longer than a couple hundred years. (Moebius part 1)
He was at Daniel's parents' funeral, and afterwards brought Daniel to a restaurant where Daniel got waffles. (Threads)
outside-the-show-universe note: this was Der Waffle Haus, from Dead Like Me.
She was Catherine Langford's niece. (Moebius part 1)
As Catherine's funeral ended, she approached Daniel to thank him for coming and speaking, telling him that Catherine used to talk about him all the time (leading Sabrina to imagine an Indiana-Jones type, complete with whip and pistol, chasing bad guys through some ancient temple). Small talk over, she pulled out Catherine's Eye of Ra pendant, saying Catherine had wanted Daniel to have it. She added that there were " a few other odds and ends" that Catherine had left him, but she couldn't bring them to the funeral -- she asked if she could send them to him. Daniel agreed. (Moebius part 1)
Works for the CIA. (Threads)
She was in charge of the investigation into Goa'uld still at large after the infested Trust's attempted takeover. (Threads)
She met Jack during the investigation and they became involved, both agreeing that the relationship wouldn't affect their jobs or their ability to work together, no matter what. (Threads)
While Kerry was at Jack's house, inside looking for dinner supplies while Jack was outside grilling steaks, Sam came over unannounced to discuss her second thoughts about her wedding. Kerry walked out onto the porch into the middle of the discussion and did her best to handle an awkward situation gracefully, inviting Sam to join them. Sam had to leave after getting a call that her father was in the infirmary, sparing them all the possibility that she might stay. (Threads)
Kerry apparently decided that Sam was an unexpected, very large, stumbling block to her relationship with Jack, and decided to get out before she got more involved and possibly got badly hurt. She went to Jack's office to say so, telling him although they were good together, he had " issues [...] one big one in particular." She told him he shouldn't let Air Force rules and regulations stop him from being happy, and suggested that he retire if that's what he needed to do. (Threads)
She made sure that Jack was okay with it all so they could keep working together -- she didn't want to have to ask for reassignment, because the job was very important to her. (Threads)
She had a niece, Sabrina Gosling. (Moebius part 1)
According to Sabrina, she thought of Daniel as a son. (Moebius part 1)
She kept in touch with Daniel over the years, apparently talking with him regularly. She last spoke with him a week before she died in late 2004. (Moebius part 1)
Her funeral was small, but attended by people from several different arenas and cultures, including at least one military person, a woman in African garb, and a man in Japanese garb. Daniel gave the eulogy (to all appearances, at any rate). (Moebius part 1)
Daniel's eulogy:
" Catherine Langford was more than just kind and generous. She had a gift of an endless, open-minded, child-like curiousity. She saw the world not for what it was, but for what it could be. And she saw potential in people that others failed to recognize. Like her father before her, her contributions to science have changed the world more than most people know. I, for one, have no idea where I'd be today if I'd never met her. She changed my life in more ways than I ever could have imagined." (Moebius part 1)
She left Daniel her Eye of Ra pendant specifically (Sabrina handed it to him at the funeral), and then also basically her entire collection of artifacts, books, etc. (Moebius part 1)
nb: Her death occurred after the events at the end of Moebius part 2 since the timeline reset itself back a couple of weeks, but I have no reason to think it wouldn't still occur even in the new timeline -- it seemed to be natural causes (she would have been 80 years old at the time). My assumption is that after the team got back from fishing, Daniel was informed of her death in the new, existing timeline as well.
He was very excited when Sam got him security clearance and an all-access pass to the SGC, and brought him down to level 25. He hoped he was going to be allowed through the startgate. He was stunned when she brought him into a VIP room and introduced him to Jacob -- she hadn't warned him at all, so he was totally unprepared. (Threads)
He started out stammery then " recovered" by asking if Jacob really had one of " those things" in his head, saying it was weird (apparently fully expecting both Jacob and Sam to be amused right along with him). Jacob was not amused. (Threads)
Later, despite knowing the nature of Sam's job and knowing there would be times she wouldn't be able to talk to him, he kept calling her at work, including using the base phone system to get through to her when she wouldn't answer her cell phone, telling Walter that it was urgent he speak to her. (Threads)
While he and Sam were driving around later, discussing wedding plans, he sprang a surprise on her: a new house he'd just bought, apparently without discussing it with her first. (Threads)
Soon after, after Jacob had fallen ill and died (along with Selmak), Sam decided she really couldn't go through with it, and broke up with Pete -- on the bench in the front yard of the house he'd just bought for them. He took it relatively well, then walked away, peeling the " sold" sticker off the real estate agent's " for sale" sign. (Threads)
She survived the " last stand" against Baal (assuming it happened), but wasn't present at the System Lord council where Baal's representative tried to convince them all to accept Baal's dominion before Replicator-Sam showed up. (Reckoning part 1)
Teal'c and Bra'tac (with Sam and Daniel along as observers) were set to attack one of Amaterasu's hataks as their part of the coordinated Jaffa surprise attacks against the System Lords. (Reckoning part 1)
He survived his " exile" on the ice planet. At some point, Baal's forces brought him to Baal (whether knowingly or not), and he basically took over, with Baal as the figurehead so no one else would know Anubis was pulling the strings. (Reckoning part 1)
He was still in his energy form, and had to switch bodies regularly as they wore out. (Reckoning part 1)
He believed Baal was completely under his thumb, with no idea that by the end, Baal was going to the SGC for help against Anubis. (Reckoning part 1)
He was not pleased with Baal's betrayal of his plans, but kept him alive anyway -- so Baal could see exactly what Anubis did with the results of his betrayal: retake Dakara and use the weapon there to destroy all life in the galaxy. (Threads)
In human form, he was in the restaurant where Oma semi-ascended Daniel to (so he could choose whether to ascend or die). Anubis kept prodding at Daniel, playing him, making him doubt Oma in small ways while trying to play on Daniel's wish to protect humanity from the evil of Anubis. He even went so far as to dramatically demand that the Others in the restaurant (all totally ignoring Oma, Anubis, and Daniel alike) do something about Anubis, then seeming resigned/disappointed when they didn't react. He worked it around to suggesting that he knew why Daniel had chosen to take human form again, what had happened between him and Oma, then told Daniel to ask Oma about it. Later, he led Daniel along until Daniel figured out that Oma had ascended Anubis. (Threads)
While he was playing Daniel in Ascended Limbo, he was also playing the Jaffa on the corporeal plane. He fed them false information about his troops gathering on Tartarus, leading them to deplete their forces on and around Dakara in hopes of striking a preemptive blow against him. (Threads)
Anubis's forces defeated the Jaffa defending Dakara, giving him control of the Ancient weapon, and thus the ability to wipe out all life in the galaxy. (Threads)
Back in the restaurant, Anubis was very pleased with himself, and even more so after Daniel tried a last-ditch move to stop him, running at him physically -- and going straight through him, since Anubis was energy on that plane and Daniel wasn't. The move was enough to tip the balance for Oma, though. She stood up and told Anubis she had the power to stop him, by doing something she should have done a long time ago. She didn't care that she couldn't win -- she could fight him, and he wouldn't be able to do anything but fight back. He wasn't expecting that, at all, and was dismayed that she was actually going through with it. The two of them turned to an intertwined ball of energy and drifted away, still tangled. (Threads)
He's not dead, but he's out of the picture, at least for a while. (Threads)
Altered timeline: see Apophis.
At an undetermined point, he picked up Anubis from the planet where he'd been stranded, and Anubis took command. (Reckoning part 1)
This is probably how Baal so quickly and easily gained control of Anbuis's kull warriors, tech, and territories.
Baal served Anubis with no outward show of disobedience, but clearly had his own agenda as well.
He appeared to be unaware that Sam was a lieutenant colonel, even months after the promotion -- not that he'd have any particular reason to care, but it's interesting that no word of her new title seemed to be making it back to Baal. (Reckoning part 1)
He sent an emissary to the (much reduced) Council of System Lords to demand their surrender, saying they could keep their armies and administrate their territories under his authority -- he demanded that they bow before him as supreme commander of the entire Goa'uld domain. If they refused, he would resume hostilities and eventually kill them. (Reckoning part 1)
When the Replicators invaded, Baal started losing fast -- within a single 24-hour period, he lost five regions. According to Jacob, he was making a typical Goa'uld mistake, defending territory at the expense of resources. (Reckoning part 1)
When he realized how badly the war with the Replicators was going, he sent a hologram of himself through the Tau'ri stargate and asked Jack for help, wanting to know what he'd used to defeat the Replicators before and suggesting they unite to fight their common enemy. Jack was amused: " I have a better idea. Why don't we sit back and watch you get your ass kicked. That way you'll be dead, and we'll be glad!" (Reckoning part 1)
He returned to the SGC again to request a different kind of help after Anubis explained that there was an Ancient weapon on Dakara that he could use to wipe out the Replicators, after Baal reclaimed Dakara for the Goa'uld and wiped out all the rebel Jaffa there. The weapon was capable of destroying all life in the galaxy, and Baal didn't trust Anubis not to use it. So he went to Jack, who was still reluctant to do anything to help him -- until he heard Anubis was back in the picture. (Reckoning part 1)
He stuck to his word, giving SG-1 as much time as he possibly could to find and destroy the weapon. He began by bringing in his fleet in to Dakara as slowly as he could, then, after Teal'c and Bra'tac began a slow, steady retreat after their ship's shields started to fail, Baal turned his entire fleet to follow, ignoring Dakara in favor of wiping out all the rebels before retaking the planet. The reasoning satisfied his Jaffa, and bought Sam and Jacob more time. (Reckoning part 2)
When Sam and Jacob requested his help with the weapon, he was surprised and amused, but agreed to figure out a way to dial all the stargates in the galaxy simultaneously so that the Ancient weapon could be used against every Replicator around. (Reckoning part 2)
He also " helped" with configuring the weapon's control panel output to match the signature from the Replicator-killing disruptor that Jack had built -- he stood there as a hologram and pointed to sections Jacob and Sam should push, smug any time it worked. He had to leave them to it when his ship started losing life support, but sincerely wished them luck before he left (creeping Jacob out in the process). (Reckoning part 2)
After the Replicators were successfully destroyed, Baal ordered his fleet to capture the rebels, and was highly amused when Teal'c contacted him and demanded his surrender instead. He was surprised when Bra'tac and other rebel Jaffa appeared in his " throne" (control) room and captured it, but no less amused -- he was laughing as he hit a transporter beam signal on his wrist, and beamed out. (Reckoning part 2)
He made it back to Anubis's home base and went before Anubis, who accused him not only of failure, but betrayal -- he'd discovered at least some of what Baal had done against Anubis's orders regarding Dakara, and knew that Baal had been the one to modify the stargate system to allow for simultaneous dialing of all gates in the galaxy. Anubis let him live, though, so he could see what Anubis was going to do with Baal's results: retake Dakara and use the weapon there to destroy all life in the galaxy. (Threads)
In 3,000 BC, Ra was still on Earth, near the end of his reign here. He possessed a ZPM among his treasures, without knowing what it was. (Moebius part 1)
His attendants were adults, both male and female, rather than the children and teenagers he later surrounded himself with. (Moebius part 1)
Altered timeline: see Ra.
He survived the " last stand" against Baal (assuming it happened), and remained in a position of power on the (much diminished) High Council. (Reckoning part 1)
When Baal's emissary came before the small Council to demand their surrender, Yu spoke through Oshu, saying her master had no honor and that the System Lords were still determined to fight Baal. Yu himself added that if Baal had come in person, Yu would have killed him with his bare hands. (Reckoning part 1)
Almost immediately afterward, two of the emissary's kull warriors escorted " Samantha Carter" in, after capturing her ship near the station. Yu approached to ask what she was doing there, and Replicator-Sam extruded a long blade from one arm and ran him through the torso. Yu collapsed. (Reckoning part 1)
Yu may be dead -- after she ran him through, a Replicator ship approached the station where the council was being held, and it's unlikely that they left anyone alive. But he's survived a lot in the past, so he isn't being listed as definitely dead until canon specifically confirms it. (Reckoning part 1)
Kree. Ria-nok.
No direct translation.
Probably means something like " get out" -- one of Ra's Jaffa said it to Ra's worshipers after Ra left the temple, and everyone started to leave. (Moebius part 1)
shal-tar
No direct translation.
The context was a Jaffa guard, shouting for worshipers to present their offering (they opened the box containing the offerings), so probably something like " open it!" . (Moebius part 1)
Tana-akal mal tar. Jaya-nok-shol.
Ra said this before having his Jaffa shoot a worshiper whose offering didn't please him. According to Daniel, he said he " will not tolerate such disrespect from his followers." (Moebius part 1)
Vash-mal -- vash-mal jel-na?
No direct translation.
Ra said this when presented with a box of offerings (jewelry and the like) -- the gist seems to be " what is this?" or " is that all?" . (Moebius part 1)
War with Baal
Baal steadily reduced the ranks of the System Lords, including Council members, either killing them, bringing them to his side, or driving them to seek refuge. (It's Good to Be King)
After some of the System Lords, including Yu and Amaterasu, gathered their forces for what they believed might be their last stand against Baal (It's Good to Be King), the Council appeared to he reduced to just three System Lords -- Yu and two others (names unknown). (Reckoning part 1)
Original Ancient name unknown.
It was the site of an Ancient structure that the Goa'uld and Jaffa eventually turned into a temple, where the first prim'ta ceremony was held. (Reckoning part 1)
When Jacob/Selmak translated the writings on the temple walls, the translations were bizarre, to say the least, including:
" At midday the darkness is high in the sky." (Reckoning part 2)
In reality, this was code -- part of the wall needed to be moved so that this would read " At midday the sun is high in the sky." (Reckoning part 2)
" The wind blows on the pillow." (Reckoning part 2)
" Three days to the chicken." (Reckoning part 2)
When the appropriate bits of wall had been moved/turned to reveal phrases that made sense, the wall opened up, revealing an innner chamber that housed a control panel much like the one on P4X-639 that Malikai used to activate the Ancient time-looping device. (Reckoning part 2)
The chamber was well enough shielded that Baal's ship's sensors couldn't detect it. (Reckoning part 2)
nb: It's not clear whether those were standard Goa'uld sensors, or if they'd been modified using Anubis's technology.
The panel controlled a device that emitted an energy wave capable of destroying all life in the galaxy -- there's no indication of why the Ancients would have built such a device in the first place, never mind left it behind to be discovered by younger, more primitive races after the Ancients all died or ascended. (Reckoning parts 1 & 2)
Specifically, according to Jacob (who was reading a screen left by the Ancients), " The weapon uses an energy wave to reduce all matter to its basic molecular elements. It's not strong enough to disintegrate an entire planet, but it will wash away everything on a planet's surface, and anything in the surrounding space." -- clearly related to the way the disruptor worked. (Reckoning part 2)
nb: That's the name given in the newspaper article Daniel was reading in Ascended Limbo (Threads). It's no worse than the ones I was coming up with, so that's what I'm going with for now.
A beam-weapon located in the midst of an almost Sphinx-like structure on a world that eventually became known as Dakara. (Reckoning part 1)
It was capable of destroying all life in the galaxy. There's no indication of why the Ancients would build such a weapon, much less leave it behind when they ascended en masse. (Reckoning part 1)
According to Anubis (who may well have been lying), it was originally designed to create life, and in fact did create, or recreate, life in the Milky Way a million years or so ago, after the plague. (see the nitpick on that timing.) (Threads)
Anubis -- who is not necessarily a reliable source -- confirmed the non-interference rule, saying that the number-one rule for Ascendants is that " No lone ascended being shall help a lower ascend" -- lower meaning unascended beings, like humans -- and that " If you deserve to be here, you should be able to get here on your own. If there's an exception, for whatever reason, a majority vote by the collective can get you in." (Threads)
She pulled Daniel out of his dying body on the path to ascension after Replicator-Sam ran Daniel through, but Oma didn't ascend him all the way -- she brought him to what she called a " stopping point along the way" so that he could make the decision for himself. She appeared to him as a waittress in a waffle-house, ready to take his order. (Threads)
outside-the-show-universe note: this was Der Waffle Haus, from Dead Like Me.
When Daniel learned that Anubis was planning to destroy all life in the galaxy, he asked if she was going to do anything to stop it. When she said no, and told him that he couldn't leave to handle it himself because he wasn't ascended yet (walking out the door would mean choosing death), he asked her to ascend him. She pointed out that the rules would forbid him from helping his friends anyway, then got a bit testy when he pointed out in turn that once he was ascended, he could choose to take human form again. She told him that while that was true, he wouldn't be able to ascend again, because she certainly wouldn't help him a third time. (Threads)
She told Daniel that it had been his choice to descend back to human form after the events of Full Circle, but that she hadn't erased his memories completely, even though she was supposed to. (Threads)
When Daniel asked her why it was okay to break some rules and not others, and why she'd given him a second chance when she already knew that he wasn't very good at following the rules, she told him that she walked the line -- and that she'd crossed it a few times, and paid dearly for it. But she couldn't let him just die without at least offering him a second chance, if he were willing to put his past human existence " into the proper context" . (Threads)
With " Jim" (human-form Anubis) prodding at Daniel and feeding him bits of information until Daniel realized that Oma was the one who ascended Anubis, she had no choice but to admit it to him. (Threads)
She said that Anubis must have gotten hold of some Ancient research on ascension, because when he went to Kheb, he knew exactly what he was doing, and fooled her completely. When she realized what a horrible mistake she'd made she tried to undo it, but couldn't. The Others stepped in, sending him partway back, and gave him a warning: he wasn't allowed to use any powers or knowledge that he couldn't/wouldn't have gained as a normal Goa'uld. (Threads)
Her punishment was to stand by and watch as Anubis did whatever he wanted, powerless to interfere. (Threads)
Daniel was horrified when he realized that the Others let Anubis run basically free just to punish Oma -- she had to stand by and watch as he wreaked havoc, unable to interfere. He confronted the Others, saying it had been long enough, again to no avail. They totally ignored him. Oma stopped him, gently, saying that to the Others, it was clear that they hadn't made their point: she kept breaking the same rule, helping people ascend. It was her only way to atone, since she coudn't undo the damage she'd already done. (Threads)
When Anubis came back to the restaurant, very pleased with himself about the fact that his forces had taken Dakara, and even more so after Daniel tried a last-ditch move to stop him, running at him physically -- and going straight through him, since Anubis was energy on that plane and Daniel wasn't -- Oma had had enough. She stood up and told Anubis she had the power to stop him, by doing something she should have done a long time ago. She didn't care that she couldn't win -- she could fight him, and he wouldn't be able to do anything but fight back. He wasn't expecting that, at all, and was dismayed that she was actually going through with it. The two of them turned to an intertwined ball of energy and drifted away, still tangled. (Threads)
After being run through by Replicator-Sam, Daniel ascended again -- at least partly. (Reckoning part 2)
After being held in Ascended Limbo for a while so he could make his own decision -- and finding out that Oma had been the one to originally ascend Anubis, much to Daniel's shock -- Daniel ascended completely for a second time, at least long enough to properly descend again -- landing naked in Jack's office this time, apparently with his memories intact, including at least some from his time with Oma and Anubis, enough to know that he hadn't been the one to interfere with things at the SGC while he was gone. (Threads)
When asked by the SGC, he went to the Milky Way to help with the problem of the Replicator invasion, beaming Sam and her research aboard his ship to work with her on a solution. (Reckoning part 1)
He and Sam agreed that the only way to get the information they needed was to reactivate the cells left behind by Replicator-Sam and use them to contact -- for micro-seconds at at time -- the Replicator network. It worked, and Thor managed to discover the cipher that the Replicators were using to counteract the disruptor weapon. He modified the weapon and he and Sam tested it on one Replicator ship, successfully. The other Replicators adapted immediately, though, and began going after Thor's ship. He and Sam fled. (Reckoning part 1)
The ship was boarded anyway, either before or after it went into hyperspace, and Replicators began compromising its systems. Thor beamed Sam back down into the SGC while his transporters were still working, then took the ship as far away as possible so the Replicators wouldn't be near Earth when they took over the ship completely. (Reckoning part 1)
Thor's body died somehow, and his consciousness was transferred to the ship's computer, ready to be downloaded into a new body. He planned to visit Earth again after that. (Reckoning part 2)
According to legend, the first prim'ta ritual took place thousands of years ago at the Temple of Dakara. (Reckoning part 1)
Located deep within Baal's territory as of late 2004. Normally, a dozen ships patrolled the system to protect it. (Reckoning part 1)
Originally, this was an Ancient world, and an Ancient structure. See Dakara.
The Temple of Dakara was sacred to all Jaffa, regardless of which Goa'uld they served. (Reckoning part 1)
Legend claimed that it was the place where the first prim'ta ritual was performed -- where the Goa'uld first gave the Jaffa their strength and longevity. As a result, for thousands of years, the Jaffa viewed Dakara as the holiest of sites, " the very cradle of our existence" according to Bra'tac. (Reckoning part 1)
Rumor also had it that it was where Anubis returned from the dead. (Reckoning part 1)
During the war with the Replicators, while Baal's forces were busy elsewhere, the rebel Jaffa led by Teal'c and Bra'tac launched a plan to capture Dakara. When they arrived, only one ha'tak was patrolling the system, giving them easy access. (Reckoning part 1)
With the rebellion finally getting big enough to take some real action, they coordinated many simultaneous surprise attacks across the galaxy, each designed to create a strategic weakeness in the forces of the System Lords. (Reckoning part 1)
After the Replicators arrived and started destroying everything in their path, rebel Jaffa began re-pledging their loyalty to the Goa'uld by the thousands, believing the Replicators to be a plague sent in punishment for straying from their gods. (Reckoning part 1)
Teal'c and Bra'tac hatched a plan to regain the Jaffa and overthrow the Goa'uld for good: capture the Temple of Dakara while Baal's forces (which should have been protecting it) were scattered and distracted by the fight with the Replicators. Bra'tac's notion was for the SGC to continue fighting the Replicators (with Thor's help), while the rebellion focused on gaining Dakara and continuing the uprising, so that everyone was fighting the enemy they knew best. (Reckoning part 1)
The rebels had managed to bring five ha'taks, eight al-kesh, and ten squadrons of gliders to the battle for Dakara. When Baal's forces headed back to retake the planet, Teal'c split the rebel forces, sending all of the gliders to the other side of the planet, and sending all the al-kesh and two of the ha'tak on the far side of the moon. (Reckoning part 2)
When the Replicators appeared in commandeered ha'taks to engage Baal's fleet over Dakara, Teal'c switched tactics and joined the fight against them, knowing that the most important objective was to keep the Replicators away from the weapon on the planet. (Reckoning part 2)
After the Replicators were successfully wiped out thanks to the energy wave sent forth by the modified Ancient weapon, rebel Jaffa led by Bra'tac took Baal's ship, storming the peltak and capturing Baal himself. Baal, amused, escaped a moment later by beaming out using a wrist-activator for the transporter, but they still had the ship. (Reckoning part 2)
Despite Baal's escape, the fact that he basically turned tail and ran sufficed to prove to the Jaffa that he wasn't a god, and they began turning to the rebellion from all over the galaxy. Between their growing numbers and the weaponry provided by the SGC, it was possible that they'd be able to turn the tide against the supersoldiers, and even finally win their freedom as a race. (Reckoning part 2)
The Jaffa set up a governing council, including Teal'c and Bra'tac, once they won their freedom. (Threads)
The council sent word back to the SGC with Teal'c and Bra'tac that they wouldn't countenance the destruction of the weapon on Dakara, fearing that it would weaken the resolve and unity of the free Jaffa who still had to face Goa'uld. They were aware of the danger posed by the weapon, though, and declared that the Jaffa would pour their energies into finding and killing Anubis. Once that threat was gone, they'd reassess the decision to destroy the device. (Threads)
Bra'tac believed that the quest to defeat Anubis would unite the still-warring Jaffa factions, giving them a common goal to work toward. (Threads)
The fleet headed for Tartarus, where the Jaffa had word that Anubis was gathering his kull warriors. (Threads)
The information about Anubis's forces turned out to be a ruse, and many of the Jaffa left to guard Dakara were killed when Anubis attacked there. He defeated them and gained control of the weapon, losing it again not because of anything that happened on this plane, but because Oma decided that fighting him more or less eternally was better than letting him destroy everything. As a result of this close call, the council agreed that the weapon was too dangerous and should be destroyed. They planned to erect a monument in its place, so future generations of Jaffa woulnd't forget. (Threads)
He was part of the group that met with Teal'c and Bra'tac to discuss capturing the Temple of Dakara. Aron was doubtful, and believed that they should focus their energies on fighting the Replicators. When Teal'c and Bra'tac stood firm about Dakara, and Tolok eventually agreed, Aron assented to the plan. (Reckoning part 1)
During the fight over Dakara, he was aboard the same ha'tak as Teal'c and Bra'tac, at one set of controls on the peltak. (Reckoning part 2)
He was disheartened by the rebel Jaffa army's reaction to the Replicator invasion -- they returned to their Goa'uld masters by the thousands, convinced that the Replicators were a punishment sent for their lack of faith. Teal'c talked him into a daring plan to regain all those Jaffa and more, which perked him up quite a bit: capture the sacred Temple of Dakara, proving once and for all that the Goa'uld did not have the power of gods. Bra'tac helped Teal'c talk Jack into it, going a step further and saying that the Jaffa would focus on the Goa'uld while the SGC and Thor focused on the Replicator threat -- each playing to their strength, fighting the enemy they knew best. (Reckoning part 1)
He went with Teal'c to help convince other rebel Jaffa leaders about the plan. (Reckoning part 1)
After the Replicators were successfully wiped out thanks to the energy wave sent forth by the modified Ancient weapon, rebel Jaffa led by Bra'tac took Baal's ship, storming the peltak and capturing Baal himself. Baal, amused, escaped a moment later by beaming out using a wrist-activator for the transporter, but they still had the ship. (Reckoning part 2)
He was starting to feel his age again after the Jaffa won their freedom, and he'd fulfilled his life's dream -- he told Teal'c that he thought the great preemptive battle against Anubis and his kull warriors would be his last. Teal'c wouldn't hear of it. (Threads)
After the Jaffa won their freedom, both Teal'c and Bra'tac were honored as the two driving forces that had brought them so far, with Tolok presiding over the ceremony: (Threads)
" Brothers Bra'tac of Chulak and Teal'c of the Tau'ri. For your enduring courage and vision, for the strength of will that has brought us to freedom from the Goa'uld -- a future we have yet to even comprehend, but one that will be determined by our own unfettered will -- I hereby bestow upon you the highest honor any Jaffa can know. From this day forward, you shall both be known as blood-kin to all Jaffa." (Threads)
Bra'tac realized that he and Teal'c had been remiss: they'd focused so much on winning freedom for all Jaffa that they hadn't planned enough for what came next. They were ill-prepared to unite Jaffa who'd fought each other for generations, and still distrusted each other. (Threads)
He broke the news to Teal'c that the high priests wanted them both to sit on the new council being formed to govern the Jaffa, pointing out that that would take Teal'c from the Tau'ri, but also that it had been Teal'c's goal from the beginning to eventually leave the Tau'ri after freeing his people. (Threads)
In a meeting with Teal'c, Jack, Sam, and Jacob about the new weapon on Dakara, he agreed with the others that the weapon was too dangerous to leave active, but pointed out that its destruction without the agreement of the new Jaffa council would anger the entire free Jaffa nation, and sour the already tentative relations with the Tau'ri. (Threads)
Teal'c and Bra'tac had called another meeting of the Jaffa council, hoping to strengthen the bonds between previously warring Jaffa by focusing on uniting against their common enemy -- the Goa'uld who still remained. During the same meeting, they brought up the weapon on Dakara. The council refused to countenance its destruction, believing that it was too powerful a symbol and that its destruction would weaken the resolve of the free Jaffa still facing Goa'uld, especially Anubis. Instead, they decided to throw all the Jaffa energies into finding and killing Anubis. Once that was accomplished, they'd reconsider the decision to destroy the weapon. (Threads)
He was starting to feel his age again -- he told Teal'c that he thought the great preemptive battle against Anubis and his kull warriors would be his last. Teal'c wouldn't hear of it. (Threads)
He attended Yu at a meeting of the much-reduced Council of System Lords, and was present when Baal's emissary demanded their surrender, right before Replicator-Sam arrived and ran Yu through, to Oshu's shock. (Reckoning part 1)
Oshu may be dead -- after Replicator-Sam ran Yu through, a Replicator ship approached the station where the council was being held, and it's unlikely that they left anyone alive. (Reckoning part 1)
He was the contact person for SG-1 and Bra'tac when they were coordinating surprise attacks against the System Lords. (Reckoning part 1)
Originally one of Heru'ur's Jaffa, according to his forehead tattoo. (Reckoning part 1)
Clearly held a position of respect among the rebel Jaffa, with even Bra'tac singling him out to ask for support, despite the fact that Tolok had only a black tattoo. (Reckoning part 1)
It's possible that he was part of the priest-caste -- he wore (fairly simple) robes, not armor, and someone referred to him praying. (Reckoning parts 1 & 2)
A vast and ever-growing army of Replicators invaded the Milky Way under Replicator-Sam's leadership, focusing on the Goa'uld first. They went after the System Lord Council first, then spread out to attack various fleets throughout the galaxy, sweeping through the System Lords. When they boarded the ship that Sam, Daniel, Teal'c, and Bra'tac were on, one of them focused in on Daniel and apparently sent word back to Replicator-Sam, since Daniel was immediately beamed away. (Reckoning part 1)
Eventually the Replicators turned their attention to at least Earth as well, physically invading it by dialing in and hacking into the computer network to shut down the SGC's defenses (like the iris) -- it's not clear how many other non-Goa'uld worlds they went after, if any. After Replicator-Sam learned from Daniel's mind that there was a weapon on Dakara that could threaten the Replicators, Replicator-controlled ha'taks arrived in Dakara space and engaged both Baal's and the rebel Jaffa fleets. Eventually, with most of the opposing ships being routed, they landed on the planet itself and began moving in on the temple where the weapon was housed. (Reckoning part 2)
Before they could reach the weapon, Daniel took mental control of them, stopping them all in their tracks. By the time Replicator-Sam ran Daniel through and freed them all, it was too late -- Jacob had successfully modified the Ancient weapon to emit an energy wave that destroyed every Replicator it came in contact with, both on Dakara and throughout the stargate network, as (thanks to Baal) Jacob dialed out to every stargate simultaneously to disseminate the wave as widely as possible. (Reckoning part 2)
Leader of Replicators
She deliberately approached a space station where the Goa'uld System Lord Council was meeting, letting herself be captured and briefly allowing the System Lords to think she was the real Samantha Carter. When Yu approached and demanded to know what she was doing there, she formed one of her hands into a long blade and ran him through. She turned to deal with the others, but it's not clear exactly what she did -- killed them outright, interrogated them, something else. At the same time, a Replicator ship approached the station. (Reckoning part 1)
My guess is that everyone aboard the station, including Yu and Oshu, is dead, but I have no concrete proof of that. (Reckoning part 1)
When her Replicators took the ship that Teal'c, Bra'tac, Sam, and Daniel were on, she spotted Daniel through their eyes and had him beamed out to her ship (either directly or relayed there, it's not clear). She wanted the knowledge of the Ancients from his brain, in hopes of gaining access to technology like the disruptor Jack had built. (Reckoning part 1)
She set up a fake reality inside his mind, pretending to be Oma Desala visiting him in a representation of the tent he'd lived in as Arrom, among the nomads. She couldn't maintain the illusion, though, because she didn't understand the zen koans Oma spoke in -- when Daniel quoted one to her, she was confused. (Reckoning part 1)
Having Daniel figure out who she really was didn't matter -- she'd already gotten the information she wanted, that there was a weapon on the planet Dakara that was capable of destroying the Replicators. (Reckoning part 1)
After discovering the information she needed, she realized that Daniel's subconscious was a veritable goldmine of information, and offered to join forces with him to unlock it. Daniel declined the offer. She drew information from his brain in a stream (which seemed to be merging with Replicator info in some fashion, presumably as she spread it out among all the Replicators to have enough storage space). She seemed genuinely surprised that he didn't want to join with her in learning everything there was to know in his subconscious. (Reckoning part 2)
She was really pissed off when Daniel called her on lying about the Replicators leaving Earth alone -- when he said " they're invading Earth right now" she realized that while she was rooting around in his mind, he was in her mind at the same time. She went so far as to accuse him of tricking her (his response: " You tricked me first." ). She tried to leave his mind and was very surprised when he caught and held her, refusing to let her go. She told him he couldn't stop or control her brethren -- he replied, " Not yet -- but I'm learning." (Reckoning part 2)
Eventually he learned enough to control the Replicators, but that released Replicator-Sam, who escaped his mind and returned them both to consciousness aboard her ship. She formed one of her arms into a sword and ran him through the chest, fatally. As he died (and began his ascension), though, the energy beam from the modified Ancient weapon swept through space where her ship was, disintegrating it. (Reckoning part 2)
She may or may not have survived the destruction of her ship -- she was engulfed in a white light that was probably just Daniel ascending and leaving his body behind, but could also have been a transporter beam. (Reckoning part 2)
The Tok'ra tagged as many Goa'uld ships as possible over recent years, to be able to track them. As of late 2004, there were beacons on more than a hundred motherships, transmitting their locations via subspace to an encoded Tok'ra network. (Reckoning part 1)
With a receiver, they could pull up a screen showing where the ships were and how they were moving, as well as tap into the Tok'ra network, with current updates from Tok'ra agents in the field. They'd never shared this technology with the Tau'ri because the High Council never thought it could trust them with it. (Reckoning part 1)
The frequency of the beacons, at least those within one quadrant, was identical: 162.145. (Reckoning part 1)
Clearly, they weren't necessarily being tagged as specific ships, although it's possible that each System Lord's ships as a whole were given a different frequency, to track the movements of specific armies. That's speculation, though. (Reckoning part 1)
There were Tok'ra operatives in Baal's inner circle, including a high-ranking lieutenant. (Reckoning part 1)
Despite the Tok'ra council's growing distrust of Jacob, when the SGC sent word about his and Selmak's imminent death, several Tok'ra responded, asking to be able to pay their respects. Jacob said they could come. (Threads)
When the Replicators invaded the galaxy and started taking on the Goa'uld, Jacob went to Earth to tell Jack. While he was at it, he stole a Tok'ra receiver that could tap into the encoded Tok'ra subspace network, both to spy on the movements of " tagged" Goa'uld ships and to hear current reports from Tok'ra agents in the field. (Reckoning part 1)
When Baal started losing faster and faster, he suggested to Jack that they get him a message advising him to change his tactics: pull back and stop fighting the Replicators so aggressively, so they'd back off as well. Jack balked, pointing out that Teal'c and the rebel Jaffa were counting on Baal's armies being too busy with the Replicators to pay attention to Dakara and the temple there, so they could make their strike against it. Jacob believed that the Jaffa effort was doomed from the start, and that they couldn't risk the galaxy on such a long shot. (Reckoning part 1)
Despite strong reservations, he managed to keep working on the Ancient device that he and Sam found even with Baal giving unwanted (but often useful) advice. When Baal had to leave because his ship was losing lifesupport and other functions during the battle with the Replicators over Dakara, Jacob was thoroughly creeped out by Sam's sincere thanks and Baal's sincere " good luck" in return. (Reckoning part 2)
Jacob managed to finish the adjustments to the weapon's control panel just in time, and activated it moments before the Replicators would have overrun their position. Afterward, he collapsed a bit against the console, but told Sam nothing was wrong. (Reckoning part 2)
Jacob had known for weeks that Selmak was dying, but refused to let him go, believing he needed Selmak's help to figure out the Ancient weapon on Dakara. Selmak slipped into a coma after the Replicators were destroyed, leaving no chance that he'd be able to exit Jacob without killing him. (Threads)
He travelled to the SGC and finally met Pete. (Threads)
He let Pete stammer and stumble his way through the meeting, not giving him much in the way of help to make things easier. It didn't get any better when Pete started asking if Jacob had one of " those things" in his head, saying it must be weird. (Threads)
When Sam pushed him for his reaction, he said " He seems nice" -- not exactly the enthused approval Sam was hoping for. He claimed that Selmak really liked Pete, though. (Threads)
Later, when Pete interrupted a meeting by calling Sam, including on a base phone (telling Walter it was " urgent" that he speak to her), Jacob was even less impressed. He took the opportunity to tweak Sam a bit, though, saying (in front of everyone) " Weren't you supposed to meet Pete at the florist this morning?" and pushing it a bit when she tried to deny it. -- through gritted teeth. Jacob was very pleased with himself when Jack chimed in to tell Sam to " go pick flowers" , since it was her day off anyway. Sam was not amused. (Threads)
In a meeting with Jack, Sam, Teal'c, and Bra'tac about the Ancient weapon on Dakara, where they all agreed that the weapon was too dangerous and had to go, Jack suggested to Jacob that the Tok'ra do it (since the Jaffa already hate them, and they might not be happy about the destruction of the weapon on their new world without their agreement). Jacob admitted that there might already be a plan in place to do just that, but that he and Selmak were too out of the loop to be sure. (Threads)
Jacob was put in the infirmary when his body began failing -- Selmak was dying, and too weak to save Jacob from his death. Selmak should have died weeks earlier, but Jacob hadn't let him go, believing that he needed Selmak's help to stop the Replicators. He'd hung on too long so he could help with the Ancient weapon on Dakara. (Threads)
When the SGC sent word to the Tok'ra and word came back that several Tok'ra would like to visit and pay their respects, Jacob agreed to let them come. (Threads)
His dying words were to Sam: " Love you." (late 2004) (Threads)
This was presumably used on Klorel, to remove him from Skaara, who'd won control of his body during the Tollan triad. (see nitpick) (Pretense)
Over the years, the Tok'ra have nearly perfected the process. It involves killing the symbiote before it can release its toxins, then removing it. (Threads)
Gamekeeper
Repeating his " parents's" name for him inside the game, saying they were referring to him " like I'm still a little kid."
Reckoning part 2
Once, while rubbing Replicator-Sam's nose in the fact that he was in control of the situation (" A little more time in Danny's world." )
Reckoning part 2
When discussing the way the Replicators stopped moving in the middle of the galaxy-wide battle:
Sam: " Yeah, it was really weird, it was like they just..."
unison: " Froze."
This isn't going to bother anyone but me, but way back in first season, during Bloodlines, they introduced a priesthood with different tattoo markings, which dealt with infant symbiotes and the prim'ta ceremony. I had a whole theory about how this was the over-arching religion, the one every Jaffa took part in along with the more individual matter of their System Lords being their individual gods. It would help cement a wider Jaffa culture, etc. And it made sense -- the priest had his own symbol, and that symbol was on the table-drape and hangings around Rya'c's prim'ta ceremony along with Apophis's serpent symbol. So I was really hoping that at Dakara, the symbol would be that one, rather than just whatever Goa'uld happened to hold the terriroty at the moment (in this case, Baal). They lost a chance to do a fantastic, subtle bit of continuity here.
Continuity glitch? When Jacob says, " C'mon, it can't be any harder than blowing up a sun" , Sam's reaction is " You know, you blow up one sun, and suddenly people expect you to walk on water" -- but in Exodus, Sam and Jacob working together figured out the idea to blow up the sun. She didn't do it alone.
The idea of sending the blast through every open stargate is nifty, but doesn't account for Replicators too far away from a stargate to be affected, or stargates that were in use when the mass-dialing occurred.
Why would Pete ever think it was appropriate to keep calling Sam at work when she was clearly too busy to take his calls? He's a cop, he should know that there are times you just can't pick up the phone -- and yes, saving the world actually is more important than picking out flowers for a wedding. And Pete should know that, because a lot of what his job is about is more important than flowers, too.
Okay, she pretty much had to say it given the circumstances, but Sam's " generally speaking, that's my type" (meaning humans) -- not exactly correct. Of her known romantic interests (or potential interests) prior to Pete, a good half were aliens (Martouf, Narim, Orlin).
Science/continuity glitch: Have the writers of this show never cracked a single book about evolution or paleontology, or done a simple Google search? The Ancients can't have " recreated" life in this galaxy " a million-odd years ago" -- humanity alone has been evolving for a good four million years, and there was plenty of life on Earth before then. Even assuming Anubis was right about that, the timing still doesn't work -- the Ancients left our galaxy 3-5 million years ago, far too early for Anubis's timeline to hold.
Continuity glitch: When " Jim" (human-form Anubis) is talking to Daniel about how Anubis ascended, he says that rule number one for ascendants is that " No lone ascended being can help a lower ascend" -- lower meaning unascended beings, like humans -- then goes on to say " If you're supposed to be here, you should be able to get here on your own." This supports the general gist of what Oma's been saying, but directly contradicts Orlin in Ascension, when he said that after taking human form to be with Sam, he couldn't ascend again without the Others's help.
Continuity glitch: In Pretense, Klorel was supposed to have been safely removed from Skaara and returned to the Goa'uld -- the point of the triad's decision was not to kill him, but to allow each entity to live his own life. If the Tok'ra process actually kills the symbiote before removal, then the triad sentenced Klorel to death with no option of survival -- and Tollan law provides for no death penalty. Instead, from the way people were talking at the end of that ep, Klorel was clearly alive. (There would be no need to carry him in a container full of liquid if he were dead, or to carry him at all, and Lya wouldn't be asking " What will become of Klorel?" -- and the Tollan would have no particular reason to send a carefully-stored-in-liquid dead symbiote back to a Goa'uld world, unless they wanted to massively piss off the Goa'uld and possibly trigger an attack against themselves.)
Continuity glitch: Jacob says " I should have been dead four years ago" , and Sam says " I thought I lost him four years ago" -- it was six years ago that he was dying and became a Tok'ra to save his life (in Tok'ra, part 2).
Continuity glitch: Bra'tac tells Teal'c " Talk to me in 50 years" when Teal'c tries to tell him " You are only as old as you believe yourself to be." Teal'c is only 35 years younger than Bra'tac.
Why was Daniel the only member of SG-1 at Catherine's funeral? Even if they hadn't been close with her recently, I can't believe that neither Jack nor Sam would go to the funeral -- both of them were on hugging terms with Catherine the last time we saw them together.
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Andy (last name unknown), the local sheriff. (Full Alert)
Friendly enough to play poker together -- from the casual sound of the plans, they played fairly regularly. (Full Alert)
He went offworld for the first time since being promoted, when SG-1 asked him to fly an Ancient ship off the world Maybourne had been exiled on. (It's Good to Be King)
Learned/figured out how to fly an Ancient ship with his mind. (It's Good to Be King)
A ha'tak and everyone aboard it, to all appearances -- including Ares, unless evidence to the contrary surfaces later. (It's Good to Be King)
Kitchen: At least as of eighth season, has a small tv mounted on the wall on the dining-room end of the room, and a small under-the-counter radio under a shelf near the door into the dining room. Also at least as of eighth season, one of the kitchen drawers contains a gun. (Citizen Joe)
He doesn't always lock his front door. (Citizen Joe)
nb: It's possible that he never locks the door, but that seems unlikely. Both times we see someone gain entry with no difficulty, Jack is returning from a trip to the store, so it's possible that if he's just going out to run a quick errand, he leaves it unlocked behind him.
Heineken beer. (Full Alert)
Scotch. (Full Alert)
His own " world-famous omelettes" -- the secret ingredient for which is probably beer. (Citizen Joe)
Walks around armed while dressed in civvies, at least sometimes. (Full Alert)
Carries his cell phone in his left front pants pocket. (Full Alert)
At some point, he's spoken with Russia's President Mikhailov, apparnetly on good terms (Mikhailov's greeting to him was " It's good to speak with you again" , even under the very trying circumstances Jack was calling in). (Full Alert)
Keeps a gun in a kitchen drawer, at least as of eighth season. (see the nitpick about this) (Citizen Joe)
Diplomatic/negotiations
Was sent to Moscow to try to find out what was going on after Kinsey was snatched by Trust agents who wanted him to set up a meeting between them and General Kiselev. (Full Alert)
He was surprised to find out that Colonel Chekhov's right-hand man was a woman, Captain Daria Voronkova. (Full Alert)
Doesn't like salo. (Full Alert)
As she settled in to command of SG-1, she picked up on Jack's " ah-ah!" and " let's not touch anything" when it came to unfamiliar technology, or at least when it came to the Ancient time-travel device that Daniel was poking at. (It's Good to Be King)
She figured out how to fix the small Ancient ship found on Maybourne's world. (It's Good to Be King)
Developed a program for the Prometheus's sensors to help detect cloaked ships. (Full Alert)
Trelak (First Prime to Ares -- Teal'c killed him in hand-to-hand combat) (It's Good to Be King)
A member of the Prometheus's crew under Colonel Pendergast during the mission to locate the cloaked al-kesh with the Goa'ulded Trust members aboard. He was part of the security detail bringing the Goa'ulded Kinsey to the brig when the al-kesh attacked the Prometheus, causing enough confusion for Kinsey to escape. (Full Alert)
Pendergast was temporarily removed from command of the Prometheus when Hammond took the ship and crew for the mission to the Pegasus galaxy. (Prometheus Unbound)
Immediately thereafter, he was back in command. He took the Prometheus out into local space to look for the cloaked al-kesh being used by the Trust, who turned out to have been infested by Goa'uld. (Full Alert)
When Daniel beamed aboard with the Goa'ulded Kinsey and Kinsey replied to their questions with " you have to send me back, idiots, you just made yourselves look worse" (paraphrased, but the gist is there), Pendergast realized that the only reason the Goa'uld would want to return to a primary target in a nuclear war he was engineering was if he had his own way out -- an inside contact. Pendergast sent him to the brig, but Kinsey escaped in the confus
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