Stargate SG-1

Let's go, Captain!

Those gliders are coming back around!

This man's alive!

I cannot wait!

Ok, come on! Come on!

Don't panic. We'll have you out of here in a minute.

Aah! Keep moving!

Teal'c!

I gotta go back for Carter.

Go, go, I got him.

Medic!

He's alive, but I think he's gonna wish he wasn't.

Let's get him out of here.

Carter!

We've got to go!

You all right? Yeah.

Let's get him out of here. Come on.

Dead. Had some kind of seizure.

Bit his own tongue.

Keep it elevated and...

No!

I want a full medical quarantine

until these people can be examined.

Colonel O'Neill and the rest?

Right behind me, and a dozen Jaffa right behind them.

Lock it up!

Carter?

You ok?

Yeah, fine.

Thanks.

There hadn't been any Goa'uld interference

on this planet for over 3 centuries.

The Nasyans are... Were a peaceful people.

They were eager to form an alliance

and aid us in setting up a research outpost.

There was no warning this attack was coming.

We hadn't even spotted the mothership

by the time the gliders assaulted the village.

It's not normal for the Goa'ulds to suddenly just

show up and wipe out a peaceful people

for no apparent reason, is it?

In the past, there was usually some reason.

Most often they seem to attack civilizations

that are advancing to the point where

their technology could be a threat,

but that wasn't the case here.

Maybe they found out we were there.

Well, how could they know?

Or, more importantly, why did this particular Goa'uld care?

They might've been a little concerned

because we just kicked the crap out of Apophis.

Well, the truth is we still understand

very little about their society.

I have seen the Goa'uld wipe out

entire civilizations with no reason,

simply because it gave them pleasure.

So, what... Nasya was just next on the list?

A part of me wishes it was that simple,

but I don't want to underestimate them.

Maybe the reasons just weren't made apparent to you, Teal'c.

I mean, you are just a Jaffa.

All... all I meant was that...

Apophis wouldn't necessarily have

explained everything to Teal'c

even if he was first prime.

Would he?

That is true.

I agree with Sam.

I think we have to assume the Goa'uld are more complex

as a society than we're giving them credit for.

The better you understand the enemy,

the better prepared you are in conflict.

Exactly.

What's the status of the Nasyan survivors?

Well, we managed to rescue 237 people.

The critically burned and some of the overflow

our infirmary couldn't handle

were transferred to the Air Force Academy Hospital.

The rest are awaiting relocation.

Proceed.

Sir, I think it's important to try and find

a reason why Nasya became a Goa'uld target.

Agreed.

But relocation is the first priority.

I'm assigning the 3 new SG teams, 10 through 12,

to coordinate with you.

Dismissed.

Oh, Carter? I hate to be a nag about this,

but ol' doc Fraiser says you hadn't been checked out yet.

I'll go right now.

Wouldn't want to break post-mission protocol,

right, Colonel?

Sorry to have to do this.

All right, open.

You had a sore throat lately?

A little. Why?

There's a small abrasion back there.

Gonna have to do a swab.

And open.

Cassandra's been asking about you.

Cassandra.

Yeah, I... I've been so busy lately.

She understands.

Ok. You just let me know if it gets worse.

I'm free to go out tomorrow, though, right?

We're searching possible relocation sites for the Nasyans.

Sure.

Cassandra's gonna be at the hospital

with me tomorrow, so why don't you stop by

and spend a little time with her first,

you know, if you can.

I will.

Good.

Patient has third-degree burns

to over 80% of his body.

So far, no sign of infection.

Incredible.

Hey.

Is this one of the Nasyans we saved?

Yeah. He should be dead.

Cassandra is in my office.

Now, we still have rounds to make,

but you know where it is, right?

Hey there.

Sam!

Wow. Nice painting.

You really like it?

My teacher at school says I have talent.

I love it.

I missed you.

I know, I'm sorry I've been so busy.

Cassandra, what is it?

It would be easier on the Nasyans if there were

already an active civilization willing to cooperate.

I'll bet you the folks on P3X-422 would...

Colonel O'Neill, urgent call for you, sir.

Yeah?

Thanks for coming so quickly.

What's going on with her?

I'm not sure. She won't talk to me.

She said she'd see you and only you.

Cassandra? It's just me, honey.

I've got Colonel O'Neill with me.

Hey.

Janet says you've been a little upset since Sam was here.

What happened?

She said she'd kill me if I told.

Well, you don't mean... "Kill you" kill you?

No, I doubt that.

She said she would.

Cass...

Sam loves you.

She'd never do anything to hurt you.

She would now.

Why?

She's a Goa'uld.

Where's the colonel?

We're due to get out of here in 5 minutes.

He left us a message, said he'd meet us in the gate room.

Well, step on it then!

What was that?

Where's Colonel O'Neill?

Stand down, campers. We're on a hold.

Why?

I don't know.

Some computer glitch.

What the hell was that?

That was enough to take down an elephant.

Open the stargate!

Jack, what the hell is going on?

Open the gate now!

I command you!

Open the gate now,

or we will all die!

Hold your fire!

Teal'c...

I have a shot, sir.

And if she drops that grenade, what?

Nobody's gonna open that stargate.

We're all gonna live...

Or we're all gonna die right here.

Let me go! I must go!

Not gonna happen.

Take it easy.

I didn't know.

I wasn't sure until I saw her lose it down there.

Cassy was the one who suspected her.

Cassandra still has traces of Naquadah in her blood.

I think there may be some connection,

a reaction that made her sense the Goa'uld.

How in the world did it get into Captain Carter?

Sir, I don't know what to say.

I examined Captain Carter myself.

There were no visible signs of entry.

I mean, she had a small abrasion on the back of her throat,

but it could've been anything.

Are you saying it entered through her mouth?

The parasite's goal is to attach itself to the brain stem.

The soft tissue at the back of the throat

is as good a place as any to start.