Season three of Stargate SG-1 began airing on June 25, 1999 on Showtime and concluded after 22 episodes. The third season concluded after 22 episodes on March 8, 2000 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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"Into the Fire (Part 2 of 2)" | 301 | June 25, 1999 | Chulak, Earth, Eskal | Goa'uld, Jaffa, Tok'ra | Hathor, Trofsky |
| While Captain Samantha Carter and Dr. Daniel Jackson try to escape from Eskal, Colonel Jack O'Neill is implanted with a Goa'uld. Teal'c, who left Stargate Command, seeks help on Chulak to assist SG-1. There he has an unexpected volunteer, Major General George S. Hammond. | ||||||
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"Seth" | 302 | July 2, 1999 | Earth | Goa'uld, Tok'ra | Setesh |
| Jacob Carter/Selmak comes to Earth and tells SG-1 that a Goa'uld named Setesh is hiding on Earth. Dr. Daniel Jackson tracks down several cults involving Seth to Washington state; however, the ATF also has an interest in stopping the cult leader. | ||||||
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"Fair Game" | 303 | July 9, 1999 | Earth | Asgard, Goa'uld | Nirrti |
| Just after Samantha Carter receives a promotion to Major, Colonel Jack O'Neill is beamed out of the middle of the ceremony and aboard a ship belonging to Thor of the Asgard. Thor tells him that he will host a negotiation between the Tau'ri and System Lords Cronus, Nirrti and Yu. However, one of them does not wish to negotiate. | ||||||
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"Legacy" | 304 | July 16, 1999 | Earth, PY3-948 | Goa'uld | Goa'uld killing organism |
| Dr. Daniel Jackson has hallucinations and is soon diagnosed with schizophrenia, possibly due to excessive Stargate travel. It is not, however, schizophrenia but a Goa'uld killing device belonging to the late Ma'chello, which eventually transmits itself to Teal'c. | ||||||
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"Learning Curve" | 305 | July 23, 1999 | Earth, Orban | Orbanian | N/A |
| SG-1 is impressed with the learning power of Orbanian children but soon learns that the children eventually go through a ceremony which removes the nanites from the children in order to take away what they learned. Colonel Jack O'Neill decides to take Merrin away from them and teach her how to become a true kid. | ||||||
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"Point of View" | 306 | July 30, 1999 | Earth | Asgard, Goa'uld, Jaffa | Apophis (alternate reality) |
| Dr. Samantha Carter and Major Charles Kawalsky from an alternate reality use their Quantum Mirror to get to our universe in order to escape their Earth being enslaved by the Goa'uld. SG-1 decides to help them take back what they lost by contacting the Asgard for help. | ||||||
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"Deadman Switch" | 307 | August 6, 1999 | PJ6-877 | Ilempiri, Tok'ra | Aris Boch |
| SG-1 is captured by Aris Boch, a bounty hunter working for Sokar, who proves to be almost impossible to escape from. He forces them to help him capture an alleged Goa'uld hiding on the planet, but SG-1 soon discovers they are about to capture a Tok'ra. | ||||||
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"Demons" | 308 | August 13, 1999 | Medieval planet | Goa'uld, Medieval villagers, Unas | Unas |
| SG-1 arrives on a Medieval planet where the Christian inhabitants believe SG-1 to be "demons" because they arrived through the Stargate. Teal'c is accused of witchcraft by the village Canon. | ||||||
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"Rules of Engagement" | 309 | August 20, 1999 | Apophis' training planet, Earth | Goa'uld, Jaffa | SG-X |
| SG-1's efforts to retrieve SG-11 thought to be MIA gets them stunned and captured. They work out that the "SG team" is actually made of slaves who work for Apophis to invade Earth. SG-1 must convince them that Apophis is dead and to stop them from carrying out their mission. | ||||||
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"Forever in a Day" | 310 | October 8, 1999 | Earth, P8X-873, Unnamed | Abydonian, Goa'uld, Jaffa | Amaunet |
| The Abydonians are kidnapped and sent to P8X-873, which is controlled by Amaunet. As several SG teams rescue the Abydonians, Dr. Daniel Jackson tries to get to Amaunet and save Sha're. | ||||||
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"Past and Present" | 311 | October 15, 1999 | Earth, Vyus | Vyan | Ke'ra |
| SG-1 arrives on the planet Vyus and finds the inhabitants have all lost their memories after a disaster they refer to as the Vorlix. After the team begins investigating the records from prior to the Vorlix, they soon discover that the culprit is someone they had dealings with before. | ||||||
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"Jolinar's Memories (Part 1 of 2)" | 312 | October 22, 1999 | Delmak, Earth, Netu, Vorash | Goa'uld, Jaffa, Tok'ra | Bynarr, Sokar |
| Martouf tells Major Samantha Carter that her father Jacob Carter has captured by Sokar and sent to "hell", which is actually a prison moon Netu terraformed to make it resemble hell. Carter and the rest of her team plan a rescue but are later captured themselves. | ||||||
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"The Devil You Know (Part 2 of 2)" | 313 | October 29, 1999 | Delmak, Earth, Netu, Vorash | Goa'uld, Jaffa, Tok'ra | Apophis, Sokar |
| SG-1 discovers that Apophis is a prisoner on Netu and is planning a revolt against Sokar. Meanwhile, Teal'c goes to Vorash to seek assistance from the Tok'ra, but they have plans other than rescuing the teams to stop Apophis. | ||||||
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"Foothold" | 314 | November 5, 1999 | Earth | Stragoth | Stragoth |
| Little does SG-1 know, mysterious aliens have taken control of Stargate Command and are impersonating its personnel. Teal'c and Major Samantha Carter notice and escape. While Teal'c tries to stop them, Carter reluctantly seeks help from the NID. | ||||||
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"Pretense" | 315 | January 19, 2000 | Earth, Tollana | Abydonian, Goa'uld, Jaffa, Nox, Tok'ra, Tollan | Zipacna |
| The Tollans ask for SG-1's help when Klorel crashes on their new homeplanet, Tollana. They need SG-1 to help assign Skaara/Klorel's fate. They must perform the triad, where they argue against the Nox and Zipacna of the Goa'uld. Meanwhile, Teal'c and Major Samantha Carter believe that Zipacna is using the triad to distract them whilst his Jaffa work on crippling the Tollan defenses to enslave Tollana. | ||||||
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"Urgo" | 316 | January 26, 2000 | Earth, P4X-884 | Togar's people | N/A |
| SG-1 explore P4X-884, believing it to be a paradise world. However, after several hours, they return with no memory whatsoever about what has happened. They soon discover a computer simulation named Urgo trying to influence the team. After they find him annoying, they attempt to stop him but find it very difficult to do so with Urgo doing everything he can to distract them. | ||||||
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"A Hundred Days" | 317 | February 2, 2000 | Earth, Edora | Edoran | N/A |
| On Edora, SG-1 convinces the peaceful natives that every one hundred and fifty years the annual fire rain would have a devastating impact on the planet. However, during the evacuation process, an asteroid supposedly destroys the gate leaving Colonel Jack O'Neill and a few Edorans stranded. Meanwhile, the rest of the team on Earth spends a hundred days trying to reach them again. | ||||||
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"Shades of Grey" | 318 | February 9, 2000 | Arbella, Earth, Edora, PX3-595, Tollana, Unnamed | Asgard, Tiernod, Tollan | Harold Maybourne, NID |
| An angered Colonel Jack O'Neill steals a piece of technology from the Tollans after they refuse to give some away to the Tau'ri. Major General George S. Hammond later finds out about this and O'Neill soon resigns. During his retirement he is approached by Colonel Harold Maybourne of the NID with the purpose of recruiting him to work for the NID and steal technology from other worlds. | ||||||
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"New Ground" | 319 | February 16, 2000 | Earth, P2X-416 | Bedrosian, Optrican | Bedrosians |
| The Bedrosian military are convinced that SG-1 are working for their enemy, the Optricans. While imprisoned, Teal'c evades capture but is blinded. He relies on a Bedrosian archaeologist to help free the rest of his team. | ||||||
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"Maternal Instinct" | 320 | February 25, 2000 | Earth, Kheb | Ancient, Jaffa | Jaffa |
| Apophis has taken control of Sokar's forces and is racing the Tau'ri to search for the Harcesis, a child with all the knowledge of the Goa'uld, on Kheb. SG-1 gets there first, but it is only a matter of time before the enemy catch up to them. | ||||||
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"Crystal Skull" | 321 | March 3, 2000 | Earth, P7X-377 | Omeyocan | N/A |
| Dr. Daniel Jackson stares down at a crystal skull; however, he mysteriously disappears. Jackson tries his best to communicate with the rest of the team even though he can't be seen. SG-1 get his grandfather, Dr. Nicholas Ballard, to help, since he claimed to have experienced the same thing three decades earlier. Unfortunately, Nicholas Ballard happens to be in a psychiatric institution. | ||||||
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"Nemesis (Part 1 of 2)" | 322 | March 8, 2000 | Earth | Asgard, Replicator | Replicators |
| Thor's ship is above Earth and is overrun with an Asgard's nemesis that is even more powerful than the Goa'uld: the Replicators. Colonel Jack O'Neill and SG-1 are beamed aboard to find out a way to stop them before they can infest Earth. | ||||||
Cast
Main characters
- Richard Dean Anderson as
- Colonel Jack O'Neill (22/22 episodes)
- Colonel Jack O'Neill (1/22 episodes)
- Stragoth 1 (1/22 episodes)
- Michael Shanks as
- Dr. Daniel Jackson (22/22 episodes)
- Voice of Thor (2/22 episodes)
- Ma'chello (1/22 episodes)
- Stragoth 2 (1/22 episodes)
- Major Samantha Carter (1/22 episodes)
- Amanda Tapping as
- Captain/Major Samantha Carter (22/22 episodes)
- Dr. Samantha Carter (1/22 episodes)
- Christopher Judge as
- Don S. Davis as
- Major General George S. Hammond (19/22 episodes)
- Major General George S. Hammond (1/22 episodes)
- Stragoth leader (1/22 episodes)
Recurring characters
- Teryl Rothery as
- Dr. Janet Fraiser (14/22 episodes)
- Stragoth 4 (1/22 episodes)
- Peter Kufluk as TSgt. Connor (8/22 episodes)
- ? as SF Guard (5/22 episodes)
- Peter Williams as Apophis (4/22 episodes)
- Bill Nikolai as TSgt. Vern Alberts (4/22 episodes)
- Carmen Argenziano as Jacob Carter/Selmak (3/22 episodes)
- Gary Jones as MSgt. Walter Harriman (3/22 episodes)
- Colin Cunningham as
- Major Paul Davis (3/22 episodes)
- Stragoth 3 (1/22 episodes)
- T.M. Sandulak as TSgt. Ziplinski (3/22 episodes)
- Hector Navarro as TSgt. Kraushaar (3/22 episodes)
- Tracy Westerholm as SSgt. Westerholm (3/22 episodes)
- Daniel Bacon as SMSgt. Russell Benson (2/22 episodes)
- JR Bourne as Martouf/Lantash (2/22 episodes)
- David Palffy as Sokar (2/22 episodes)
- Tony Amendola as Bra'tac (2/22 episodes)
- Tom McBeath as Colonel Harold Maybourne (2/22 episodes)
- Dan Shea as
- MSgt. Sylvester Siler (2/22 episodes)
- Stragoth 6 (1/22 episodes)
- Laara Sadiq as SSgt. Laura Davis (2/22 episodes)
- Bob Dawson as Bynarr (2/22 episodes)
- Peter H. Kent as Kintac (2/22 episodes)
- Eli Gabay as Jumar (2/22 episodes)
- Tanya Reid as Rosha/Jolinar of Malkshur (2/22 episodes)
- Marie Stillin as High Chancellor Travell (2/22 episodes)
- Steve Makaj as Colonel Robert Makepeace (2/22 episodes)
- Rob Farrell as MSgt. Farrell (2/22 episodes)
- Jason Schombing as Dr. Robert Rothman (2/22 episodes)
Awards
Wins
- Won Saturn Award "Best Syndicated Television Series"
- Won Gemini for "Best Production Design or Art Direction in a Dramatic Program or Series" (Bridget McGuire, Richard Hudolin, Robert Davidson, Mark Davidson, Doug McLean, Ivana Vasak and Brentan Harron)
- Won Leo for "Best Overall Sound in a Dramatic Series" (Brad Hillman)
Nominations
- Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Actor" (Richard Dean Anderson)
- Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Supporting Actress" (Amanda Tapping)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Achievement in Make-Up" (Jan Newman, Fay von Schroeder, Christopher Mark Pinhey, Ryan Nicholson and Holland Miller)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Costume Design" (Christina McQuarrie)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Dramatic Series" (Robert C. Cooper, Michael Greenburg, N. John Smith, Jonathan Glassner, Brad Wright, Richard Dean Anderson)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Visual Effects" (James Tichenor, Michelle Comens, Wray Douglas and Kent Matheson)
- Nominated Gemini for "Best Visual Effects" (Simon Lacey, Wray Douglas, Kent Matheson and John Gajdecki)
Media
DVD
Novels
- The First Amendment
- The Barque of Heaven
- Do No Harm (just after "Deadman Switch")
- Hostile Ground (just after "A Hundred Days")
Short Stories
Comics
Audiobooks
- Stargate SG-1: Gift of the Gods (This story takes place during season three, but before Fair Game)
- SG-1 Season 3 on Wikipedia
- SG-1 Season 3 at the Internet Movie Database
- SG-1 Season 3 on GateWorld. (backup link)
- SG-1 Season 3 article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki
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