- This episode is part 2 of 2; it is preceded by "Summit".
"Last Stand" is the sixteenth episode of the fifth season of Stargate SG-1.
Synopsis[]
While Dr. Daniel Jackson learns the identity of ruthless System Lord Anubis, who committed atrocities that even the Goa'uld find horrifying, his plans to rescue Sarah Gardner could blow his cover. Meanwhile, Zipacna sends his Jaffa to attack the Tok'ra base on Revanna, forcing the rest of SG-1 into a desperate fight for survival as they attempt to weather the onslaught and look after Lt. Kevin Elliot who has been left badly wounded.
Previously on Stargate SG-1[]
Dr. Daniel Jackson uses the Reol chemical to go undercover as Yu's Lo'taur during a System Lord Summit. Zipacna launches an attack on the Tok'ra base on Revanna. Lantash is forced to enter Lt. Kevin Elliot. Osiris arrives at the summit and recognizes Jackson and confronts him.
Plot[]
Osiris pulls a dagger on Dr. Daniel Jackson after finding him alone in Yu's quarters. Before she can do anything, he stabs her with the Reol chemical, convincing her that he is Jarren, Yu's Lo'taur. It works, and she leaves, but not before he manages to point out that it is completely against the rules of the summit for her to possess any sort of weapon. He contacts Selmak again, and explains what just transpired. He has decided not to release the Symbiote poison because he wishes to save Sarah Gardner. Selmak/Jacob Carter reminds him of what is at stake, and tells him that he must release the poison immediately.
Meanwhile, the rest of SG-1 and Lt. Kevin Elliot/Lantash are still trapped in the Tok'ra tunnels. Lantash tells them that they may be able to construct more tunnels if they can get their hands of some of the tunnel-building crystals in the lab. Teal'c and Colonel Jack O'Neill go to find the crystals, while Major Samantha Carter and Lt. Elliot, who is still too weak to walk on his own, remain where they were. O'Neill and Teal'c acquire the crystals, but are cut off by Jaffa. Another bombing run commences, and Major Carter and Lt. Elliot are trapped between two cave-ins.
Osiris addresses the System Lords, telling them how weakness is befalling them, and how they must join together, or be destroyed. Daniel is about to release the poison, when Osiris reveals to the System Lords that she has been sent by another Goa'uld: Anubis. The System Lords had believed Anubis dead, and though only Yu remains of the System Lords which banished and attempted to kill Anubis, they do not like the idea of allowing him to return. Osiris informs them that their only other option is to place themselves at the mercy of Anubis. Daniel reports back to Selmak, and they decide that releasing the poison would only accelerate the domination of Anubis, who was apparently the most black-hearted Goa'uld who had ever existed. Selmak tells Daniel that Anubis was "banished by the System Lords because his crimes were unspeakable even to the Goa'uld".
O'Neill and Teal'c manage to kill the Jaffa pinning them down, and return to where they left Carter and Elliot. When they arrive, they make radio contact, and Lantash tells them to use one of the crystals they have retrieved to make a short, straight tunnel which should connect their two tunnels. It works, and Teal'c seals the tunnel behind them. They continue creating tunnels and moving further away from the main base. Lt. Elliot tells them that the Tok'ra have broadcast a signal which will warn any potential rescuers to stay away from the planet; however, SG-1 decides to attempt to reprogram one of the signals to send an S.O.S. to Daniel and Selmak. They use one of the last crystals to get to the surface, and begin the 22 mile walk to the nearest broadcaster.
While walking through the space station in which the summit is taking place, Daniel finds a tank with a number of Goa'uld symbiotes inside. Later, Osiris meets in private with Yu, who is opposed to the idea of allowing Anubis back among the System Lords. Osiris tells Yu of her master's plan: since Anubis is not a System Lord, the Protected Planets Treaty does not affect him, nor does it require the System Lords to retaliate against him, a Goa'uld who is supposedly dead. He offers to destroy the Tau'ri as an offering to the System Lords, before joining their ranks. Daniel reports this information back to Selmak, and they realize that the Goa'uld are planning on making their human slaves into hosts as soon as the summit is over. Daniel decides to wait a little longer before making his escape.
When the Council next meets, Ba'al opens a vote on whether or not to accept Anubis back, and the motion passes, 6-1, with only Yu opposing his return. Then, before continuing the summit meeting, they bring in the symbiotes.
Instead of allowing them to blend with their slaves, they each take one, and they eat the symbiotes which leaves Daniel greatly disgusted and horrified.
Later, Daniel has the opportunity to speak with Ba'al's Lo'tar. He reveals that he too, knows the true nature of the Goa'uld. In fact, the Lo'taur (or at least this one) enjoy their positions because of the hope that one day, if they have served their masters well, they will be granted the "honor" of implantation. Daniel's attempt at intelligence gathering backfires when Ba'al's Lo'taur warns Yu that Daniel cannot be trusted. Meanwhile, Daniel is attempting to steal Yu's cargo ship, and leave with Osiris. He has learned of the attack on the Tok'ra's base on Revanna, and communicates this information to Selmak. He manages to capture Osiris in the cargo ship, but is attacked by Yu. Yu releases Osiris, but she assumes that he is behind her capture and stabs him with her dagger. Before Osiris can kill Daniel, Yu gets up and begins wrestling with her for control of the dagger. Daniel escapes the cargo ship in an escape pod, and Selmak picks him up.
Daniel and Selmak arrive at Revanna, and cloak immediately after leaving hyperspace. Lord Zipacna, commander of the attack on Revanna, is, however, aware that a ship has entered the system. Daniel and Selmak receive the automatic warning telling them that the base has been compromised, and Jacob decides that they should leave. However, SG-1 finally make it to one of the broadcasters, and Jacob receives the S.O.S. They go in to land on the planet, and a number of gliders lock onto their heat signature as they enter the atmosphere. They take heavy damage, and they crash on the planet's surface, but SG-1 see the crash, and start off towards the downed cargo ship.
Daniel and Selmak leave the ship, which at this point is beyond a quick repair job. They meet up with SG-1, and they decide that their only chance is to escape through the Stargate. Since Daniel still has the poison, O'Neill decides to take it with him, and once he gets near the Stargate, release it into the atmosphere in the hopes that it will kill all the Jaffa guarding the Stargate. Teal'c does not think he could make it to the gate either, but Lantash comes up with a different plan. He will carry the poison instead, and the others will hide. When the Jaffa find him, he will tell them that he knows how to synthesize the poison. When they take him to the base camp to teleport him up to the mothership, he will release the poison himself. Lantash and Elliot insist on the plan, as they are near death anyway, the others leave him to execute the plan.
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Notable quotes[]
Osiris: (in Sarah Gardner's voice) I am here to represent the vote of another.
Yu: Whom do you serve?
Osiris: Anubis.
Olokun: What?
Ba'al: You lie!
Yu: He is dead!
Osiris: That was what you assumed after you attempted to murder him. Was it not enough that he was banished from the System Lords?
Yu: Never to be allowed to return!
Osiris: That was long ago. And only one System Lord remains from that time.
Jackson: Hey, here's a question for you. Why do you think the Goa'uld are allowing their human slaves to hear everything that's going on?
Jacob: I'm not sure. The truth is we suspected they were going to kill the slaves when the summit was done.
Jackson: And you didn't think that was important enough to tell me?
Jacob: Not considering that you were going to kill all the Goa'ulds.
Jackson: I'm not doing that anymore.
Jacob: True. What's your point?
Jackson: There's a big vat of live symbiotes here.
Osiris: Over the years we have all lost a great deal to the infiltrations, subversions and rebellious acts of the Tok'ra. Today will henceforth be known as the day the blood of the Tok'ra ran free and their rebellion ended for good.
Jackson: Yeah, you'd think a race advanced enough to fly around in spaceships would be smart enough to have seatbelts on 'em.
Jacob: We just prefer not to crash.
Cast[]
Main Characters
- Richard Dean Anderson as Colonel Jack O'Neill
- Michael Shanks as Dr. Daniel Jackson
- Amanda Tapping as Major Samantha Carter
- Christopher Judge as Teal'c
Guest Stars
- Carmen Argenziano as Jacob Carter/Selmak
- Anna-Louise Plowman as Sarah Gardner/Osiris
- Cliff Simon as Ba'al
- Courtenay J. Stevens as Lt. Kevin Elliot/Lantash
- Vince Crestejo as Yu-huang Shang Ti
- Kevin Durand as Zipacna
- Kwesi Ameyaw as Olokun
- Suleka Mathew as Kali
- Paul Anthony as Ba'al's lo'taur
- Andrew Kavadas as Zipacna's First Prime
- Natasha Khadr as Bastet
- Bonnie Kilroe as Morrigan
- Shawn Stewart as Jaffa (Uncredited)
- ? as Svarog
Notes[]
- The Tel'tak crash from this episode is used for the The Wizard of Oz sequence in "200".
- Dr. Daniel Jackson's comment to Jacob Carter about such an advanced race not thinking to put seat belts on their space ships could be a reference to the running jokes Trekkies make about the total lack of seat belts (or any other kind of safety harness) on all Star Trek ships throughout the entirety of the franchise.
- Of all the System Lords and other Goa'uld featured in this two-parter, Kali (Suleka Mathew) is the only one who is not seen or mentioned in any later episodes. Ba'al, first seen in "Abyss", would later go on to become the principal villain for a time (and a staple until series end), Bastet and Olokun are mentioned to have been killed and Morrigan to have capitulated in Ba'al's advance after Anubis' second defeat "It's Good to Be King", Svarog was probably killed during his attack to Latona ("The Sentinel"), Zipacna is mentioned in passing in "The Warrior" and "The Abyss" and Yu-huang Shang Ti and Osiris would go on to have several more appearances each. Anubis, who would soon after become the main villain, was only mentioned in this episode.
- Jackson mentions flying Cronus' Ha'tak in "Enemies".
- It is possible the cannibalism of Goa'uld is a population control measure as only the leftovers will be implanted in hosts.
- The same credits are used as "Summit". William deVry (Aldwin), Jennifer Calvert (Ren'al), Simon Hayama (Jarren), Anthony Ulc (Major Mansfield) and Gary Jones (MSgt. Walter Harriman) are all credited onscreen since they were in part 1, but none of them appear in part 2.
- Don S. Davis (Major General George S. Hammond) does not appear in this episode.
Other languages[]
- French: Sans Issue (2ème partie) (No Exit (Part 2))
- Italian: Fuga Finale (Final Escape)
- Spanish: La Última Batalla (The Ultimate Battle)
- Czech: Poslední boj (The Last Fight)
- Hungarian: A végső mentsvár (The Last Refuge)
- German: Elliots große Mission (Elliot's Major Mission)
- Catalan: Resistència final (Final resistance)
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- Last Stand at the Internet Movie Database
- Last Stand on GateWorld. (backup link)
- Last Stand article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki
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