Stargate SG-1

Having had the knowledge of the Ancients downloaded into his head a second time, Col. Jack O'Neill successfully modified a Goa'uld cargo ship to fly faster than any known vessel.

After learning from Dr. Daniel Jackson that the Goa'uld are en route to attack Earth, to confirm the existence of the devastating Ancient weapon.

Aboard the International Space Station in Earth's orbit, Cosmonaut Anatole Konstantinov barely avoids being struck by part of Anubis' destroyed mothership as it passes under the station.

Five days to zero hour: Brig. Gen. Jack O'Neill is having a busy time managing his new duties as head of Stargate Command.

Dr. Daniel Jackson is in a farmhouse on another planet, recovering from serious wounds. Attending him is Leda. Three months earlier, SG-1 had visited this planet in the hopes of making new contact.

Goa'uld supersoldier drones have breached the gate room and have killed Brig. Gen. Jack O'Neill. In a bold move, Teal'c retrieves a modified P-90 sidearm and takes out the drone.

Teal'c, having finally been cleared to live off-base, settles in to his new neighborhood. His neighbors love him. He's quiet, and he has become a sort of protector of his community, having most recently defended a driver against three bullies.

The truth is out there, and Alec Colson, CEO of the global conglomerate and defense contractor Colson Industries, is going to make sure the truth goes out to the world.

Teal'c is ticked off. He and his mentor, Bra'tac, have just returned from the planet Ha'ktyl.

The stargate is gone! It vanished from Stargate Command right under the noses of the personnel on duty. Impossible? Not with Asgard beaming technology.

Unscheduled offworld activation: Lt. Col. Carter's IDC comes through, but it's an old one. A text message follows: "Send M.A.L.P." The M.A.L.P. telemetry shows that the person sending the transmission is Carter - but Carter is in the control room at Stargate Command.

With the Atlantis team unheard from since they left, a mission has been greenlighted to take the starship Prometheus to the Pegasus galaxy.

Report from Tok'ra Intelligence: The war between Ba'al and the system lords has reached a critical stage.

Brig. Gen. Jack O'Neill comes home to find treacherous former Vice-President Robert Kinsey in his living room. Kinsey tells O'Neill that he can help him take down.

Gen. Jack O'Neill finds an uninvited visitor in his home. Wielding a pistol (which is aimed at O'Neill's chest), Joe Spencer, a barber from Indiana, accuses O'Neill of ruining his life.

Lord Ba'al has brought the other Goa'uld system lords to the brink of surrender. Now he faces a threat even he cannot hope to survive: the Replicators. The machine species has been overpowering his ships throughout the galaxy.

Hidden in the ruins of the temple on Dakara is an Ancient weapon powerful enough to destroy the Replicators and all life in the galaxy.

With the planet of Dakara and the Ancient weapon now in the hands of the Free Jaffa, Anubis plans to reconquer the planet and, thanks to Ba'al's modifications to the stargate, use the Ancient weapon to destroy all life in the galaxy at once.

The world has lost one its unsung heroes: Catherine Langford, Daniel's mentor and one of the pioneers of the Stargate Program, has passed away. She has left Dr. Daniel Jackson her vast collection of archeological tomes and artifacts.

In an alternate timeline, civilian scientists Samantha Carter and Daniel Jackson have followed the videotaped instructions of their alternate selves in Egypt, and have helped Gen. Hammond and his team unearth the stargate at Antarctica.