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*After [[Ra]]'s death the previous year, [[Apophis]], [[Cronus]], [[Ba'al]] and [[Heru'ur]] emerge as the dominant [[System Lord]]s.
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*A month before the [[Stargate Program]] begins, [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] planned his retirement. {{cite|SG1|Within the Serpent's Grasp}}
  
 
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*January: A month before the [[Stargate Program]] begins, [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] plans his retirement. {{cite|SG1|Within the Serpent's Grasp}}
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*The [[Goa'uld]] [[System Lord]] [[Apophis]], found a secret cache of [[Stargate]] addresses left by [[Ra]], and began a systematic sweep of forgotten worlds, seeking new treasure and potential [[host]]s for his [[Goa'uld Queen|Queen]], [[Amaunet]]. One of these planets included the [[Tau'ri]] [[Stargate]], where Apophis sent a small [[Serpent Guard|serpent attack force]] through, kidnapping a [[Senior Airman]] [[Carol Weterings]] and killing several others. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
  
 
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*February: The [[Goa'uld]] [[System Lord]] [[Apophis]] finds a secret cache of [[Stargate]] addresses left by [[Ra]], and begins a systematic sweep of forgotten worlds, seeking new treasures and potential [[host]]s for his [[Goa'uld Queen|Queen]], [[Amaunet]]. One of these planets includes the [[Tau'ri]] [[Stargate]] on Earth where Apophis sent a small [[Serpent Guard|serpent attack force]] through, kidnapping [[Senior Airman]] [[Carol Weterings]] and killing four guards who are ill-prepared for the attack with one of Apophis's own Serpent Guards dying too. Weterings herself is taken back to Apophis's place where after being rejected as a host, she is subsequently killed by Apophis's [[Kara kesh]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
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*[[Jack O'Neill]] was recalled to active duty by [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]], regaining his rank of [[Colonel]] and is given permission to take a team through the [[Stargate]] to [[Abydos]], to investigate the invasion by [[Apophis]]. The team assembled included O'Neill, [[Major]] [[Charles Kawalsky]], [[Major]] [[Louis Ferretti]] and [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
  
 
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*[[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] left the [[Abydonian]]s, and accompanied [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] and his team back to [[Earth]], when [[Sha're]] became the host to [[Amaunet]] and [[Skaara]] became host to [[Klorel]]. Daniel Jackson, promised not to return to [[Abydos]] until he found them. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
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*[[Jack O'Neill]] is recalled to active duty by [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]], regaining his rank of [[Colonel]] and is given permission to take a team through the [[Stargate]] to [[Abydos]] to investigate the invasion by [[Apophis]]. The team assembled includes O'Neill, [[Major]] [[Charles Kawalsky]], [[Major]] [[Louis Ferretti]] and [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
 
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*After an attack on Abydos which sees [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]]'s wife, [[Sha're]] and Daniel's brother-in-law, [[Skaara]] get kidnapped while various Abydonians and members of the SGC are either killed or left badly injured, Daniel returns albeit reluctantly to Earth with Jack and his team while vowing not to return to Abydos until he had rescued the two kidnapped siblings. In the meantime, following Weterings's death, [[Sha're]] becomes the host to [[Amaunet]] and [[Skaara]] host to [[Klorel]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
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*The [[Charter of the SGC]] was signed by the [[President of the United States]] on February 22, founding [[Stargate Command]]. As a result, [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] was given authorization by the President to form nine covert teams, designated [[SG-1]] to [[SG-9]]. Their standing orders included, acquiring weapons or technology that could help [[Earth]] in the fight against the [[Goa'uld]], whilst establishing alliances with the people of other worlds. [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] was given command of [[SG-1]], with [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] as his second-in-command and [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] accompanying him, while [[Major]] [[Charles Kawalsky]] was given command of [[SG-2]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
  
 
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*The [[Charter of the SGC]] is signed by the [[President of the United States]] on February 22, founding [[Stargate Command]]. As a result, [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] is given authorization by the President to form nine covert teams, designated [[SG-1]] to [[SG-9]]. Their standing orders include acquiring weapons or technology that could help [[Earth]] in the fight against the [[Goa'uld]] whilst establishing alliances with the people of other worlds. [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] is given command of [[SG-1]], the SGC's flagship team with [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] as his second-in-command and [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] accompanying him while [[Major]] [[Charles Kawalsky]] is given command of [[SG-2]]. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
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*While exploring the planet [[Chulak]], [[SG-1]] are captured and imprisoned. [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] however, convinced [[Apophis]]’ [[First Prime]] [[Teal'c]] to help them escape and return to [[Earth]]. During their mission to Chulak, an [[Iris]] protecting Earth's [[Stargate]] against unauthorized inbound travelers was installed. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
  
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*While exploring the planet [[Chulak]], [[SG-1]] are captured and imprisoned. [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]] however, convinces [[Apophis]]’s [[First Prime]] [[Teal'c of Chulak]] who has grown disillusioned with Apophis to help them escape and return to [[Earth]]. During their mission to Chulak, an [[Iris]] protecting Earth's [[Stargate]] against unauthorized inbound travelers is installed. {{cite|SG1|Children of the Gods}}
 
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*[[Teal'c]] is assigned as the fourth member of [[SG-1]] by [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]]'s recommendation. {{cite|SG1|The Enemy Within}}
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*Following Kawalsky's death and on [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]]'s recommendation, Teal'c becomes the fourth and final member of SG-1, resulting in SG-1 officially becoming a four-man team. {{cite|SG1|The Enemy Within}}
 
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*[[SG-1]] made first contact with the [[Chalcis]], a peaceful society at the heart of the [[Helos Confederacy]] of planets. {{cite|SG1|Sacrifice Moon}}
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*[[SG-1]] makes first contact with the [[Chalcis]], a peaceful society at the heart of the [[Helos Confederacy]] of planets. {{cite|SG1|Sacrifice Moon}}
 
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*On the planet [[Simarka]] (P3X-593), SG-1 made first contact with the [[Shavadai]], a race of Mongol-like warriors who operated by a strict code, which included a lowly status for women. {{cite|SG1|Emancipation}}
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*On the planet [[Simarka]] (P3X-593), SG-1 make first contact with the [[Shavadai]], a race of Mongol-like warriors who operated by a strict code, which included a lowly status for women with Sam's efforts soon helping the women on that world gain the right to be treated as human beings instead of objects. {{cite|SG1|Emancipation}}
 
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*[[SG-1]] accompanies [[SG-3]] to the planet designated [[P3X-797]], and discovered a world divided between a [[Land of Dark|dark]] and [[Land of Light|light]] side, with a population similarly split between the Touched and the Untouched. The [[Untouched]], lived on the bright side, a Minoan like civilization. [[The Touched]], who live on the dark side, are primitives with the instincts of animals. On returning to [[Earth]], the SG-3 marines and all but two members of the SG-1 team ([[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] and [[Teal'c]]) began to exhibit the brutality of the Touched, which rapidly spreads throughout [[Stargate Command]]. [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] placed the SGC into quarantine until [[Dr.]] [[Janet Fraiser]] could created an antidote for the virus. {{cite|SG1|The Broca Divide}}
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*[[SG-1]] accompanies [[SG-3]] to the planet designated [[P3X-797]], and discover a world divided between a [[Land of Dark|dark]] and [[Land of Light|light]] side, with a population similarly split between the Touched and the Untouched. The [[Untouched]], live on the bright side, a Minoan like civilization. [[The Touched]], who live on the dark side, are primitives with the instincts of animals. On returning to [[Earth]], the SG-3 marines and all but two members of the SG-1 team ([[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] and [[Teal'c]]) begin to exhibit the brutality of the Touched, which rapidly spreads throughout [[Stargate Command]]. [[Major General]] [[George S. Hammond]] places the SGC into quarantine before he himself becomes infected. [[Dr.]] [[Janet Fraiser]], the Chief Medical Office using a blood sample of one of the Untouched successfully creates an antidote for the virus which results in the SGC being brought out of lockdown. A few hours later, SG-1 return to P3X-797 and use the antidote to return all the Touched including Daniel Jackson to normal. {{cite|SG1|The Broca Divide}}
 
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*On an exploratory mission to planet designated [[P3X-562]], [[SG-1]] make first contact with [[Unity]], a blue crystalline species with one of the crystals copying and impersonating Jack O'Neill. {{cite|SG1|Cold Lazarus}}
 
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*[[SG-1]] travel to the planet [[Gaia]] and make first contact with the [[Nox]], an advanced humanoid race, with amazing healing powers and the capability to make things invisible. {{cite|SG1|The Nox}}
 
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*[[SG-1]] explore the planet [[Argos]] and make first contact with the [[Argosian]]s, an ancient Minoan based civilization, whose age was accelerated by [[Nanite|nanotechnology]], until SG-1 destroy the technology and allow the Argosians to live years instead of 100 days. {{cite|SG1|Brief Candle}}
 
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* On an exploratory mission to the planet [[Cimmeria]] (P3X-974), [[SG-1]] make first contact with the [[Cimmerian]]s. {{cite|SG1|Thor's Hammer}}
 
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* [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] realized that [[Ernest Littlefield]] went through the [[Stargate]] in [[1945]] and never returned. [[SG-1]] and [[Catherine Langford]] went on a mission to [[Heliopolis]] and returned Ernest Littlefield to [[Earth]]. On Heliopolis, SG-1 also uncovered Heliopolis (which also became the planets name), the meeting place of the [[Alliance of Four Great Races]], which included the [[Ancient]]s, the [[Nox]], the [[Asgard]] and the [[Furling]]. {{cite|SG1|The Torment of Tantalus}}
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* [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] realizes that [[Ernest Littlefield]] went through the [[Stargate]] in [[1945]] and never returned. [[SG-1]] and [[Catherine Langford]] go on a mission to [[Heliopolis]] and are successful in bringing Ernest Littlefield to [[Earth]], Littleford having been stranded off-world for fifty-two years. On Heliopolis, SG-1 also uncover Heliopolis (which also became the planets name), the meeting place of the [[Alliance of Four Great Races]], which included the [[Ancient]]s, the [[Nox]], the [[Asgard]] and the [[Furling]]. {{cite|SG1|The Torment of Tantalus}}
 
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*SG-1 traveled to the planet [[Oannes]] (P3X-866), and discovered the homeworld of [[Nem]], the sole survivor of an ancient aquatic race known as the [[Ohne]]s. Nem captured [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]], and learned that [[Belus]] had killed his mate [[Omoroca]] while attempting to free humans of [[Earth]] from the [[Goa'uld]]. {{cite|SG1|Fire and Water}}
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*SG-1 travel to the planet [[Oannes]] (P3X-866), and discover the homeworld of [[Nem]], the sole survivor of an ancient aquatic race known as the [[Ohne]]s. Nem captured [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]], and learnt that [[Belus]] had killed his mate [[Omoroca]] while attempting to free humans of [[Earth]] from the [[Goa'uld]]. Upon realizing that they have been tricked into thinking that Daniel is dead, Jack, Sam and Teal'c return to P3X-866 and are reunited with Daniel.{{cite|SG1|Fire and Water}}
 
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*A team of [[archaeologist]]s in [[Mexico]] uncover an ancient tomb with a [[Sarcophagus]] inside which contained the [[Goa'uld]] called [[Hathor]]. Their discovery awakens Hathor from her long sleep and after killing the archaeologists, she makes her way to the SGC where she uses [[Nish'ta]] to seduce the men at [[Stargate Command]] including General George Hammond, Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson with the intention of using the base to breed Goa'uld while Hathor plans to make Jack O'Neill her First Prime. Hathor's efforts are ultimately prevented by a group of female soldiers and Marines with [[Dr.]] [[Janet Fraiser]] and [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] leading the attack and Teal'c assisting them. {{cite|SG1|Hathor}}
 
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*[[SG-1]] travel to [[Hanka]] (P8X-987), where [[SG-7]] had established the [[Douglas Mclean Memorial Observatory]] but find that that the entire population and the visiting SG-7 are all dead, having been killed with a [[Engineered Virus|virus]] by [[Nirrti]], except for a little girl called [[Cassandra]]. SG-1 bring Cassandra back to [[Earth]] and discover an [[Scarab miniature naquadah bomb|explosive device]] in her chest. [[Dr.]] [[Daniel Jackson]] and [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] ascertain that the [[Goa'uld]] planted the device as part of a scheme to destroy the Earth's [[Stargate]]. The explosive device in Cassandra's chest shrinks once she is taken away from the Stargate and after that, Cassandra is officially adopted by [[Dr.]] [[Janet Fraiser]]. {{cite|SG1|Singularity}}
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List of published novels in 1997.
  
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List of published comics in 1997.
  
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|'''[[Stargate: Doomsday World 1|Stargate: Doomsday World]]'''
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|[[Stargate: Doomsday World 1|Stargate: Doomsday World]]
 
|[[Entity Comics]]
  
|[[Entity Comics]]
 
|English
  
|English
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|January
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|[[January]]
 
|-
  
|-
 
|1
  
|1
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|'''[[Stargate: One Nation Under Ra]]'''
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|[[Stargate: One Nation Under Ra]]
 
|[[Entity Comics]]
  
|[[Entity Comics]]
 
|English
  
|English
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|April
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|[[April 1]]
 
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|1
  
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|'''[[Stargate: Underworld]]'''
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|[[Stargate: Underworld]]
 
|[[Entity Comics]]
  
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|English
  
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|May
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|[[May 1]]
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===Audiobooks===
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|[[Stargate: Retaliation (audiobook)]]
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|[[Nova/Brilliance Audio]]
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|English
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|September
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|-
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|N/A
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|[[Stargate: Retribution (audiobook)]]
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Revision as of 06:27, 23 April 2019

1996 Timeline 1998


1997 Events

A repository of events that occurred in 1997.

Events
  • After an attack on Abydos which sees Dr. Daniel Jackson's wife, Sha're and Daniel's brother-in-law, Skaara get kidnapped while various Abydonians and members of the SGC are either killed or left badly injured, Daniel returns albeit reluctantly to Earth with Jack and his team while vowing not to return to Abydos until he had rescued the two kidnapped siblings. In the meantime, following Weterings's death, Sha're becomes the host to Amaunet and Skaara host to Klorel. (SG1: "Children of the Gods")
  • Following Kawalsky's death and on Colonel Jack O'Neill's recommendation, Teal'c becomes the fourth and final member of SG-1, resulting in SG-1 officially becoming a four-man team. (SG1: "The Enemy Within")
  • On the planet Simarka (P3X-593), SG-1 make first contact with the Shavadai, a race of Mongol-like warriors who operated by a strict code, which included a lowly status for women with Sam's efforts soon helping the women on that world gain the right to be treated as human beings instead of objects. (SG1: "Emancipation")
  • SG-1 accompanies SG-3 to the planet designated P3X-797, and discover a world divided between a dark and light side, with a population similarly split between the Touched and the Untouched. The Untouched, live on the bright side, a Minoan like civilization. The Touched, who live on the dark side, are primitives with the instincts of animals. On returning to Earth, the SG-3 marines and all but two members of the SG-1 team (Dr. Daniel Jackson and Teal'c) begin to exhibit the brutality of the Touched, which rapidly spreads throughout Stargate Command. Major General George S. Hammond places the SGC into quarantine before he himself becomes infected. Dr. Janet Fraiser, the Chief Medical Office using a blood sample of one of the Untouched successfully creates an antidote for the virus which results in the SGC being brought out of lockdown. A few hours later, SG-1 return to P3X-797 and use the antidote to return all the Touched including Daniel Jackson to normal. (SG1: "The Broca Divide")
  • On an exploratory mission to planet designated P3X-562, SG-1 make first contact with Unity, a blue crystalline species with one of the crystals copying and impersonating Jack O'Neill. (SG1: "Cold Lazarus")
  • SG-1 travel to the planet Gaia and make first contact with the Nox, an advanced humanoid race, with amazing healing powers and the capability to make things invisible. (SG1: "The Nox")
  • SG-1 explore the planet Argos and make first contact with the Argosians, an ancient Minoan based civilization, whose age was accelerated by nanotechnology, until SG-1 destroy the technology and allow the Argosians to live years instead of 100 days. (SG1: "Brief Candle")
  • SG-1 travel to the planet Oannes (P3X-866), and discover the homeworld of Nem, the sole survivor of an ancient aquatic race known as the Ohnes. Nem captured Dr. Daniel Jackson, and learnt that Belus had killed his mate Omoroca while attempting to free humans of Earth from the Goa'uld. Upon realizing that they have been tricked into thinking that Daniel is dead, Jack, Sam and Teal'c return to P3X-866 and are reunited with Daniel.(SG1: "Fire and Water")
  • A team of archaeologists in Mexico uncover an ancient tomb with a Sarcophagus inside which contained the Goa'uld called Hathor. Their discovery awakens Hathor from her long sleep and after killing the archaeologists, she makes her way to the SGC where she uses Nish'ta to seduce the men at Stargate Command including General George Hammond, Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson with the intention of using the base to breed Goa'uld while Hathor plans to make Jack O'Neill her First Prime. Hathor's efforts are ultimately prevented by a group of female soldiers and Marines with Dr. Janet Fraiser and Captain Samantha Carter leading the attack and Teal'c assisting them. (SG1: "Hathor")

Broadcast Media

Television

A List of Stargate SG-1 episodes that were broadcast in 1997.

Stargate SG-1
Number Title Production Company Airdate
1.01 Children of the Gods MGM Television Entertainment July 27
1.02 The Enemy Within MGM Television Entertainment August 1
1.03 Emancipation MGM Television Entertainment August 8
1.04 The Broca Divide MGM Television Entertainment August 15
1.05 The First Commandment MGM Television Entertainment August 22
1.06 Cold Lazarus MGM Television Entertainment August 29
1.07 The Nox MGM Television Entertainment September 12
1.08 Brief Candle MGM Television Entertainment September 19
1.09 Thor's Hammer MGM Television Entertainment September 26
1.10 The Torment of Tantalus MGM Television Entertainment October 3
1.11 Bloodlines MGM Television Entertainment October 10
1.12 Fire and Water MGM Television Entertainment October 17
1.13 Hathor MGM Television Entertainment October 24
1.14 Singularity MGM Television Entertainment October 31

Printed Media

Novels

List of published novels in 1997.

Stargate
Issue Title Publishers Language Release Date
N/A Stargate: Retribution ROC English October 1

Comics

List of published comics in 1997.

Stargate SG-1
Issue Title Publishers Language Release Date
3/3 Stargate: Doomsday World Entity Comics English January
1 Stargate: One Nation Under Ra Entity Comics English April 1
1 Stargate: Underworld Entity Comics English May 1

Audio Media

Audiobooks

A list of Stargate audiobooks released in 1997.

Stargate
Issue Title Publishers Language Release Date
N/A Stargate: Retaliation (audiobook) Nova/Brilliance Audio English September
N/A Stargate: Retribution (audiobook) Nova/Brilliance Audio English October
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