Stargate Atlantis

Rescued from a near-fatal encounter with the Wraith, Lt. Aiden Ford (Rainbow Sun Francks) receives medical care at the Atlantis base.

When a scientist is killed in the Daedalus' computer room, McKay (David Hewlett) first believes the poor circuitry is at fault.

When a routine, off-world science mission comes across a mutilated Wraith carcass, the team suspects Ford may be involved. Intrigued, they split into teams to investigate.

During an investigation of a planet leveled by a Wraith attack, McKay (David Hewlett) and new security team member Lt. Laura Cadman (Jamie Ray Newman) are transported aboard a Wraith Dart, which subsequently crashes.

When the Atlantis team sets out to a distant planet, they land on a small island off the main coast and are attacked by a group of savages.

While doing standard recon on a planet thought to have been destroyed by the Wraith long ago, the team finds an Ancient structure standing intact amidst the ruins.

During a visit to a distant planet, the team discovers a village whose inhabitants live in fear of a Wraith residing in their midst.

Within hours following his encounter with the mutated Wraith child Ellia (Jewel Staite), Sheppard (Joe Flanigan) is shocked to find that his wounds have disappeared without a trace.

When Atlantis's deep-space sensors detect the Aurora, an ancient Atlantian warship, at the edge of the galaxy, Sheppard's team wastes no time hitching a ride to it aboard the Daedalus.

While exploring a new planet, Sheppard, McKay, Teyla and Ronon are ambushed by a group of men armed with Wraith stunners. They awaken to find themselves prisoners in a cave, where they discover the mastermind behind the attack: Lt. Aiden Ford.

Captured by the Wraith, Sheppard (Joe Flanigan), Teyla (Rachel Luttrell), Ronon (Jason Momoa) and Ford (Rainbow Sun Francks) are being held hostage aboard a hive ship.

After detecting an energy spike over a forested area on a distant planet, the Atlantis team decides to investigate. Their travels lead them to a portal built into a rock wall with Ancient carvings and a portal built into it.

General Landry (Beau Bridges) informs the team that the Goa'uld has planted a bomb on Atlantis and will be triggered by any attempt to dial the gate.

On a puddle jumper test flight, McKay (David Hewlett) and a pilot suddenly lose control of the ship and crash into the ocean. Though he is able to communicate with Weir (Torri Higginson), he soon loses contact with Atlantis as he sinks lower.

During a trade mission on a distant planet, the team is introduced to a village with a central tower - almost identical to the central spire of Atlantis - inhabited by the village's leader, who protects the people living there from the Wraith.

Above an isolated moon, Sheppard's team discovers two battered life pods in decaying orbits. They bring them to Atlantis, where Dr. McKay opens the first pod. An aged, unconscious woman lies within, near death.

Col. Sheppard's team is urgently summoned to M1K-177, where Maj. Lorne's team has been attacked. When Sheppard and his unit arrive, however, all they find is a burned building containing charred bodies: presumably, Lorne and his men.

Lt. Michael Kenmore awakens in Atlantis' infirmary with no memory of how he got there - or who he is.

Sheppard's team visits the planet Taranis at the invitation of two leading citizens, Dr. Norina Pero and Chancellor Lycus, who want McKay to repair a failing shield generator at an Ancient base they've discovered.

A Wraith hive ship arrives in orbit above Atlantis. In the cloaked city below, everyone is stunned when Michael radios down with an unnerving request: He wants to negotiate an alliance.