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{{Infobox Television episode | Title = Enemies (Part 2)
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| Colour = {{SGColor}}
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| Series = Stargate SG-1
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| Season = 5
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| Episode = 1
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| Airdate = [[June 29]], [[2001]]
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| Production = 501
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| Writer = [[Brad Wright]], [[Robert C. Cooper]], [[Joseph Mallozzi]] and [[Paul Mullie]]
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| Director = [[Martin Wood]]
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| Guests = [[Carmen Argenziano]] as [[Known Tok'ra#Selmak|Jacob/Selmak]]<br />[[Peter Williams (actor)|Peter Williams]] as [[Apophis]]<br />[[Jennifer Calvert]] as Councilwoman [[Known Tok'ra#|Ren Al]]<br />[[Gary Jones (actor)|Gary Jones]] as [[Walter Harriman]]<br />[[Thomas Milburn Jr.]] as Jaffa<br />[[Dean Moen]] as Jaffa
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| Episode list = [[List of Stargate SG-1 episodes|Episode chronology]]
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| Image = [[Image:Enemiesparttwostargate.jpg|250px]]
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| Prev = [[Exodus]]
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| Next = [[Threshold]]
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==Summary==
  
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SG-1 is in another galaxy with Apophis {{cite|SG1|Exodus}} and [[Teal'c]] has been returned to Apophis's side.
  
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After [[SG-1]] was thrown into another galaxy by the supernova, they now face [[Apophis]]. Because there are no other options they contact him but he isn't interested in what they say and threatens to destroy them. The SG-1 can do nothing but to wait for their destruction. Apophis finally fires - but not on them. Instead, he fires upon another alien ship, which attacks Apophis. [[Jacob Carter|Jacob]] uses the chance to escape and flies the ship into the corona of a blue giant, whose radiation will mask their presence while blocking their own sensors at the same time. They are able to repair their shields but have no crystals to repair the hyperspace engines. In the meantime, [[Jack O'Neill|O'Neill]] recounts to [[Daniel Jackson|Daniel]] what happened on Vorash.
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At [[Stargate Command]], the [[Tok'ra]] visit [[George Hammond|General Hammond]], explaining that Apophis' fleet was destroyed as planned but contact was lost with SG-1. Hammond, however, refuses to believe they are dead.
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On their ship, the Carters complete the repairs and leave the corona. They detect Apophis' ship, yet no life signs emanate from it, so they beam onto it to get new crystals. There, it appears the self-destruct command was activated, which Jacob wants to deactivate, while O'Neill and [[Samantha Carter|Major Carter]] retrieve the crystals. However, they soon detect [[Replicator]]s. Nevertheless, they procure the crystals, but not before the Replicators attack. The three ring back to the [[Ha'tak]] and escape in the wake of the explosion of Apophis' ship. Afterwards, they bring the hyperspace engines back online when they suddenly detect a [[Tel'tak]], piloted by [[Teal'c]] with several [[Jaffa]] which, according to Teal'c, helped him escape. Teal'c lands his ship on the Ha’tak and is greeted by his team mates. However, when O'Neill's goes to embrace him, Teal’c takes his gun and, with the other Jaffa, holds SG-1 at gunpoint. Apophis enters and declares Teal'c as his [[First Prime]] again.
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SG-1 is arrested while Teal'c claims that he was in the service of Apophis all along, calling his time with SG-1 “subterfuge.” The Jaffa begin to unload the cargo from the Tel'tak, unknowingly bringing Replicators aboard. As SG-1 tries to escape, Jacob frees them, only to be stopped by Teal'c, imprisoning him as well. Suddenly, the ship unexpectedly exits hyperspace. Jaffa find the engine room infested with Replicators. By mere happenstance, the Replicators also allow SG-1 to escape their cell. Apophis tries to escape from the Replicators as they kill his Jaffa, forcing him to barricade himself in the command center.
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While Jacob and Daniel secure the cargo ship, Jack and Sam try to subdue Teal'c with help from a shock grenade. They successfully capture him with a precise but not lethal shot and kill the remaining Jaffa. Teal'c is safely brought aboard the Tel'tak but, without any warning, the mothership enters hyperspace, barring any way to get off the Ha’tak.
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SG-1 quickly learns that the Replicators have modified the engines so that the ship far exceeds its fastest velocity by combining into a giant bipedal being, using its energy to power the engines. This will also allow SG-1 to quickly travel back to their home galaxy. However, because of the threat which the Replicators pose, they must prevent the scourge from ever infesting the Milky Way. So, they plan to use the same tactic which they used on [[Thor]]'s ship by destroying the sub-light engines' controls (causing an uncontrolled re-entry of the ship into the atmosphere (see "[[Nemesis]]"). While Jacob returns to the cargo ship, SG-1 goes to the engine room to lay in wait for the right moment to execute their plan. When the ship leaves hyperspace right in front [[Sokar]]'s home planet, they destroy the control crystals and escape but are chased by Replicators. Nevertheless, they are able to get into a ring room and Jacob rings them to the Tel'tak. They leave the Ha'tak, which falls to the planet and is destroyed, thus finally eliminating the evil Apophis. Jack unsuccessfully attempts to convince Teal'c of Apophis' death.
   
 
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*This episode marks the final death of Apophis, though actor Peter Williams returns in several later episodes to reprise his role in flashbacks, hallucinations, and alternate realities.
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*While the Replicators in earlier episodes were always spider-like, this episodes introduces them in several new insect-forms.
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* [http://stargatesg1.com/SeasonFive Official ''Stargate SG-1'' site]. [[MGM]]. Visited June 8, 2006. Most of site requires [[Macromedia Flash|Flash]]. <!-- There is a synopsis of the episode in there, but it cannot be linked to directly to our knowledge. Though the URL above contains links to the rest of the site (which is Flash), it in itself is not Flash; hence this link is in accordance with WP:EL. Even if it were, it is acceptable because it is the official Stargate site and is being used as a reference. -->
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| url = http://media.dave.tv/sites/stargatesg1/screenplays/s05e01.PDF
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| title = Screenplay
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| date = [[2001-06-05]]
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| accessdate = 2006-10-15
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| format = [[PDF]]
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| publisher = Distributed by [[MGM]]. Prepared by Casablanca Continuity
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<!-- * [http://www.stargate-sg1-solutions.com/wiki/5.01_%22Enemies_Part_2%22_Transcript Transcript] from StargateWiki. Visited May 6, 2006. -->
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* [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s5/501.shtml Summary] from GateWorld. Visited May 6, 2006.
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* [http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s5/reviews/501.shtml Review] from GateWorld. Reviewed by Debra Kraft. Visited May 6, 2006.
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Series: Stargate SG-1
Episode: 5.01
Original Air Date: June 29, 2001
This episode is part 2 of 3; it is preceded by "Exodus" and followed by "Threshold".

Summary

After SG-1 was thrown into another galaxy by the supernova, they now face Apophis. Because there are no other options they contact him but he isn't interested in what they say and threatens to destroy them. The SG-1 can do nothing but to wait for their destruction. Apophis finally fires - but not on them. Instead, he fires upon another alien ship, which attacks Apophis. Jacob uses the chance to escape and flies the ship into the corona of a blue giant, whose radiation will mask their presence while blocking their own sensors at the same time. They are able to repair their shields but have no crystals to repair the hyperspace engines. In the meantime, O'Neill recounts to Daniel what happened on Vorash.

At Stargate Command, the Tok'ra visit General Hammond, explaining that Apophis' fleet was destroyed as planned but contact was lost with SG-1. Hammond, however, refuses to believe they are dead.

On their ship, the Carters complete the repairs and leave the corona. They detect Apophis' ship, yet no life signs emanate from it, so they beam onto it to get new crystals. There, it appears the self-destruct command was activated, which Jacob wants to deactivate, while O'Neill and Major Carter retrieve the crystals. However, they soon detect Replicators. Nevertheless, they procure the crystals, but not before the Replicators attack. The three ring back to the Ha'tak and escape in the wake of the explosion of Apophis' ship. Afterwards, they bring the hyperspace engines back online when they suddenly detect a Tel'tak, piloted by Teal'c with several Jaffa which, according to Teal'c, helped him escape. Teal'c lands his ship on the Ha’tak and is greeted by his team mates. However, when O'Neill's goes to embrace him, Teal’c takes his gun and, with the other Jaffa, holds SG-1 at gunpoint. Apophis enters and declares Teal'c as his First Prime again.

SG-1 is arrested while Teal'c claims that he was in the service of Apophis all along, calling his time with SG-1 “subterfuge.” The Jaffa begin to unload the cargo from the Tel'tak, unknowingly bringing Replicators aboard. As SG-1 tries to escape, Jacob frees them, only to be stopped by Teal'c, imprisoning him as well. Suddenly, the ship unexpectedly exits hyperspace. Jaffa find the engine room infested with Replicators. By mere happenstance, the Replicators also allow SG-1 to escape their cell. Apophis tries to escape from the Replicators as they kill his Jaffa, forcing him to barricade himself in the command center.

While Jacob and Daniel secure the cargo ship, Jack and Sam try to subdue Teal'c with help from a shock grenade. They successfully capture him with a precise but not lethal shot and kill the remaining Jaffa. Teal'c is safely brought aboard the Tel'tak but, without any warning, the mothership enters hyperspace, barring any way to get off the Ha’tak.

SG-1 quickly learns that the Replicators have modified the engines so that the ship far exceeds its fastest velocity by combining into a giant bipedal being, using its energy to power the engines. This will also allow SG-1 to quickly travel back to their home galaxy. However, because of the threat which the Replicators pose, they must prevent the scourge from ever infesting the Milky Way. So, they plan to use the same tactic which they used on Thor's ship by destroying the sub-light engines' controls (causing an uncontrolled re-entry of the ship into the atmosphere (see "Nemesis"). While Jacob returns to the cargo ship, SG-1 goes to the engine room to lay in wait for the right moment to execute their plan. When the ship leaves hyperspace right in front Sokar's home planet, they destroy the control crystals and escape but are chased by Replicators. Nevertheless, they are able to get into a ring room and Jacob rings them to the Tel'tak. They leave the Ha'tak, which falls to the planet and is destroyed, thus finally eliminating the evil Apophis. Jack unsuccessfully attempts to convince Teal'c of Apophis' death.

Production

Guest Stars

References

Notes

  • This episode marks the final death of Apophis, though actor Peter Williams returns in several later episodes to reprise his role in flashbacks, hallucinations, and alternate realities.
  • While the Replicators in earlier episodes were always spider-like, this episodes introduces them in several new insect-forms.

Sources

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