Season two of Stargate SG-1 began airing on June 26, 1998 on Showtime. The second season concluded after 22 episodes on February 10, 1999 on British Sky One, which overtook Showtime in mid-season.
Broadcast Episodes
| Image | Title | Number | Airdate | Planet(s) | Race(s) | Enemies |
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"The Serpent's Lair (Part 3 of 3)" | 201 | June 26, 1998 | Earth | Goa'uld, Jaffa | Apophis, Klorel |
| The Ha'tak vessels arrive over Earth, and SG-1 is captured after killing Klorel. Fortunately, a small team of Jaffa led by Bra'tac is secretly stopping Apophis from taking over the Earth and rescues SG-1 for their assistance. | ||||||
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"In the Line of Duty" | 202 | July 3, 1998 | Earth, Nasya | Hankan, Nasyan, Tok'ra | Edrekh |
| While on an evacuation mission, a symbiote takes Captain Samantha Carter as its host and makes its way to Earth in order to leave for another planet. However, the rest of the team finds out and arrests her. She tells the team that she is a member of the legendary Tok'ra and that an Ashrak (Goa'uld assassin) is sent to kill her, forcing the SG-1 team into a desperate race against time to find and stop the Ashrak before it's too late. | ||||||
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"Prisoners" | 203 | July 10, 1998 | Earth, Hadante, Rillaan | Rillaanian | Linea |
| By helping a panicked planet native, SG-1 get into trouble and are sent to a prison planet with no way of "gating out". Their chance of survival lies with an elderly woman, Linea, but Linea is not who she appears to be... | ||||||
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"The Gamekeeper" | 204 | July 17, 1998 | Earth, P7J-989 | Volsinii | The Keeper |
| On P7J-989, SG-1 is attached to virtual reality pods where Captain Samantha Carter and Dr. Daniel Jackson are replaying Jackson's parents' death and where Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c are replaying a past mission gone awry. The man behind it, the Keeper, is keeping the planet's inhabitants from leaving. | ||||||
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"Need" | 205 | July 24, 1998 | Earth, Terella | Terellan | N/A |
| On a planet, SG-1 are captured and sent as slaves to work in the local mine. As Colonel Jack O'Neill, Captain Samantha Carter and Teal'c try to come up with a plan to escape, Dr. Daniel Jackson meets the alien princess who introduces him to the Sarcophagus which ends up having negative effects on his personality. | ||||||
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"Thor's Chariot" | 206 | July 31, 1998 | Cimmeria, Earth | Asgard, Cimmerian, Goa'uld, Jaffa | Heru'ur |
| The Goa'uld Heru'ur has discovered that Cimmeria is no longer protected by Thor's Hammer, which SG-1 destroyed to save Teal'c, and is enslaving the natives. Their only hope is to somehow contact the mythical Thor and his people. | ||||||
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"Message in a Bottle" | 207 | August 7, 1998 | Earth, P5C-353 | A't'trr | A't'trr |
| SG-1 explores the rather barren and moon-like P5C-353 and brings back a mysterious orb to study. After realizing it is a threat, Colonel Jack O'Neill attempts to throw it through the Stargate and return it to P5C-353. However it takes control of him to prevent this, and infects Stargate Command with a virus. | ||||||
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"Family" | 208 | August 14, 1998 | Chulak, Earth | Goa'uld, Jaffa | Apophis, Fro'tak |
| Teal'c and SG-1 return to Chulak to rescue Rya'c who was taken by Apophis. Eventually they find him, but Teal'c notices that Rya'c has been brainwashed by Apophis who sends him to destroy the Tau'ri after he will arrive on Earth. | ||||||
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"Secrets" | 209 | August 21, 1998 | Abydos, Earth | Abydonian, Goa'uld | Amaunet, Apophis, Heru'ur |
| A year elapses since Skaara and Sha're were kidnapped, and the Abydonians unbury the gate in the hopes of their return with Dr. Daniel Jackson. However he returns empty handed but finds that Sha're has returned by herself. She is pregnant and returned to Abydos to prevent Heru'ur from taking her child. She soon goes into labor. Meanwhile, Captain Samantha Carter and Colonel Jack O'Neill go to Washington D.C. to receive a medal for stopping the attack a few months back but discover that a civilian has discovered the Stargate Program. | ||||||
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"Bane" | 210 | September 25, 1998 | Earth, Svoriin | Infestation fly, Svoriin | Infestation fly |
| On a mission, Teal'c is bitten by a bug which overwhelmed the planet's previous civilization. He soon falls ill and his symbiote can't heal him. To make matters worse, the NID takes him away to study the affects of the bite. However, he manages to escape and is on the loose. The race is on to find him, not only to find him first but to prevent a worldwide infestation. | ||||||
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"The Tok'ra (Part 1 of 2)" | 211 | October 2, 1998 | Earth, P34-353J | Goa'uld, Tok'ra | N/A |
| Captain Samantha Carter's visions of the former Jolinar of Malkshur lead her and SG-1 to a planet where several Tok'ra are hiding. They attempt to form an alliance which isn't going well. Meanwhile, Carter's father, Jacob Carter, is dying from his lymphoma. | ||||||
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"The Tok'ra (Part 2 of 2)" | 212 | October 9, 1998 | Earth, P34-353J | Goa'uld, Tok'ra | Cordesh, Goa'uld |
| SG-1's only hope for Jacob Carter to survive, and to ensure the Tau'ri/Tok'ra alliance a success, is for Jacob to undergo an implantation of the Tok'ra Selmak. Meanwhile, their base is exposed to the Goa'uld via an operative on the inside, putting everyone's lives in great danger. | ||||||
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"Spirits" | 213 | October 23, 1998 | Earth, PXY-887 | Salish, Spirits | Spirits |
| The Tau'ri have discovered Trinium, a superlight yet superstrong element, that could prove useful. However, SG-11 is MIA on the planet on which Trinium is found and are captured by the planet's "Spirits". When the Spirits attack Stargate Command, it now falls to Dr. Daniel Jackson to try and defuse the situation or risk the Spirits destroying Earth. | ||||||
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"Touchstone" | 214 | October 30, 1998 | Earth, Madrona | Madronan | NID |
| While attempting to study the Touchstone on Madrona, SG-1 discover it is missing. The Madronans blame the Tau'ri since people in SG uniform took it earlier. Soon after noticing strange weather on Earth, SG-1 comes to the conclusion that the NID is launching secret offworld missions by using Earth's second Stargate from Antarctica stored in Area 51. SG-1 launch a mission to find the Touchstone before Madrona is destroyed. | ||||||
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"A Matter of Time" | 215 | December 9, 1998 | Earth, P3W-451 | N/A | Black Hole |
| SG-10 is trapped on a planet that falls victim to a newly formed black hole. While gating to retrieve them, the gate cannot shut down, and the effects of the black hole are being translated into Stargate Command by the Stargate. The distortion could put Earth at jeopardy at being sucked into the black hole through the Stargate. | ||||||
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"The Fifth Race" | 216 | December 16, 1998 | Earth, Othala, P3R-272, P9Q-281 | Asgard | N/A |
| Colonel Jack O'Neill accidentally encounters a machine which downloads an entire Ancient database into his mind, and causes his brain activity to increase. He begins to be unable to speak English but only in a completely new language, Ancient. There is nothing the team can do to prevent the transformation, so O'Neill is forced to go his own way to save himself. | ||||||
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"Serpent's Song" | 217 | January 6, 1999 | Earth, PB5-926 | Goa'uld, Tok'ra | Apophis, Sokar |
| While trying to find the Tok'ra, SG-1 witnesses the crash of a Death Glider piloted by their sworn enemy, Apophis. After demanding sanctuary from the Tau'ri, they take him back to Earth. Due to his injuries as well as the pain and suffering he caused others, the team finds it difficult to save his life. Worse, an enemy named Sokar demands Apophis from them. With Stargate Command under threat, SG-1 must give into Sokar's demands or face destruction. | ||||||
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"Holiday" | 218 | January 13, 1999 | Earth, Tonnem | Dendredan | N/A |
| SG-1 finds an aged and dying warrior named Ma'chello whose room is filled with technology that can devastate the Goa'uld. Ma'chello's last chance of survival was to switch bodies with Dr. Daniel Jackson. The rest of the team doesn't notice until Colonel Jack O'Neill and Teal'c also switch bodies. Now they must capture Ma'chello to switch them all back before Jackson (as Ma'chello) dies. | ||||||
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"One False Step" | 219 | January 20, 1999 | Earth, PJ2-445 | Pod people | N/A |
| SG-1's efforts to communicate with some strange inhabitants causes an outbreak of illness. They soon discover an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle crashed into one of the planet's plants, which hurts and upsets it, spreading the illness to the natives. | ||||||
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"Show and Tell" | 220 | January 27, 1999 | Earth, P6J-813 | Reetou, Tok'ra | Reetou Rebels |
| A genetically engineered young boy is brought to Earth and warns Colonel Jack O'Neill that a rebel group of invisible creatures known as the Reetou plan to wipe out all humans in order to defeat the Goa'uld. Unknown to SG-1 there are five Reetou rebels also hiding in Stargate Command. When the Reetou make their presence known, SG-1 and Jacob Carter must find and stop them before the Reetou Rebels escape to cause havoc on Earth. | ||||||
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"1969" | 221 | February 3, 1999 | Earth | N/A | N/A |
| A freak accident involving a solar flare and the Stargate causes SG-1 to gate to the Earth in 1969. While trying to figure out a way back, the team is mistaken for Soviet spies and are being transferred to another facility. However, young Lt. George S. Hammond comes to render assistance so that SG-1 can return to their own time. | ||||||
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"Out of Mind (Part 1 of 2)" | 222 | February 10, 1999 | Earth, Eskal | Goa'uld, Jaffa | Hathor |
| Colonel Jack O'Neill is awakened from stasis in Stargate Command but finds out he is in the year 2077 and that the rest of his team, and everyone he knew, died. However, he has suspicions that the "SGC personnel" is hiding something from him, which he later finds out is a planned Goa'uld invasion of the SGC and Earth. | ||||||
Cast
Main characters
- Richard Dean Anderson as
- Colonel Jack O'Neill (22/22 episodes)
- Teal'c (1/22 episodes)
- Dr. Daniel Jackson (1/22 episodes)
- Michael Shanks as
- Dr. Daniel Jackson (22/22 episodes)
- Voice of Thor (1/22 episodes)
- Colonel Jack O'Neill (1/22 episodes)
- Ma'chello (1/22 episodes)
- Amanda Tapping as
- Captain Samantha Carter (22/22 episodes)
- Jolinar of Malkshur (1/22 episodes)
- Christopher Judge as
- Teal'c (22/22 episodes)
- Colonel Jack O'Neill (1/22 episodes)
- Ma'chello (1/22 episodes)
- Don S. Davis as
- Major General George S. Hammond (22/22 episodes)
- Unnamed Neraida (1/22 episodes)
Recurring characters
- Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser (13/22 episodes)
- Peter Kufluk as SSgt./TSgt. Connor (11/22 episodes)
- Laara Sadiq as SSgt. Laura Davis (9/22 episodes)
- T.M. Sandulak as TSgt. Ziplinski (7/22 episodes)
- Peter Williams as Apophis (4/22 episodes)
- Carmen Argenziano as Jacob Carter/Selmak (4/22 episodes)
- Dan Shea as MSgt. Sylvester Siler (4/22 episodes)
- Tobias Mehler as Lt. Graham Simmons (4/22 episodes)
- Bill Nikolai as TSgt. Vern Alberts (4/22 episodes)
- JR Bourne as Martouf/Lantash (3/22 episodes)
- Gary Jones as MSgt. Walter Harriman (3/22 episodes)
- Daniel Bacon as SMSgt. Russell Benson (3/22 episodes)
- Tony Amendola as Bra'tac (2/22 episodes)
- Tom McBeath as Colonel Harold Maybourne (2/22 episodes)
- Douglas H. Arthurs as Heru'ur (2/22 episodes)
- Katie Stuart/Pamela Perry as Cassandra Fraiser (2/22 episodes)
- Winston Rekert as Firnan/Anker (2/22 episodes)
- Tosca Baggoo as Liandra/Anker (2/22 episodes)
- Steve Makaj as Colonel Robert Makepeace (2/22 episodes)
- Sarah Douglas as Yosuf/Garshaw (2/22 episodes)
- Joy Coghill as Saroosh/Selmak (2/22 episodes)
- Michael Tiernan as Ryn'tak (2/22 episodes)
- Hector Navarro as TSgt. Kraushaar (2/22 episodes)
- ? as SF Guard (2/22 episodes)
Awards
Wins
- Won Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Actor" (Richard Dean Anderson)
Nominations
- Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Genre Cable/Syndicated Series"
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series" (Daria Ellerman)
Media
DVD
Short Stories
Comics
- Stargate SG-1: Fall of Rome 1
- Stargate SG-1: Daniel's Song
- Stargate SG-1: Ra Reborn Prequel
- Stargate SG-1: 2003 Convention Special
- Stargate SG-1: 2006 Convention Special
- SG-1 Season 2 on Wikipedia
- SG-1 Season 2 at the Internet Movie Database
- SG-1 Season 2 on GateWorld. (backup link)
- SG-1 Season 2 article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki
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