Stargate Infinity

A research team finds a sarcophagus holding an alien worm creature. Meanwhile An alien shapeshifter has infiltrated the base. Bonner leads the trainees and recovers the creature but ends up being accused of a crime.

Cut off by Nephestis, the team visits a jungle planet where the inhabitants, the Thorn, are dying of a disease Bonner may have accidentally brought to the world on another mission. Meanwhile, the Ancient learns English and acquires a name…Draga.

The team arrives on a planet that has a mysterious "Guide" stone. Gus, Draga, and Seattle get captured and taken through the Stargate along with the Guide. They end up in a trap, and they are stuck. Will Draga use her powers to escape?

Gus and Ec'co go to Ec'co's mother's home planet. Although Ec'co looks like the native people, they consider him as a half-breed alien. While Ec'co proves himself, he and Gus get crucial information about the Tlak'kahn enemy.

Gus and the trainees encounter a former SG team leader whose free-wheeling style inspired Gus as a young officer. Gus is in for a huge disappointment when his friend betrays Gus and the trainees to Da'kyll.

When Gus and the trainees jump through to a planet almost completely covered with water, Harrison brags about his swimming ability. The boasting backfires when one of the local amphibious aliens forces Harrison into a dangerous underwater race.

Stacey's biggest fear is a phobia of spiders. While the team is exploring, Stacey accidentally injures a friendly spider-like alien. The aliens may look scary, but they are friendly. Will Stacey be able to overcome her fears?

Seattle can't resist the cuteness of an adorable kitten-like creature and she decides to adopt it for her own. The cuddly alien begins to rapidly grow in size overnight and it turns into a 200-pound rambunctious, annoying problem.

When the SG team visits a planet inhabited by alien shape-shifters, only their knowledge of each other's character allows them to distinguish the real team members from the shape-shifters impersonating them.

The trainees are off searching for diamonds. Gus and Draga are captured by alien bounty hunters. When the bounty hunters begin fighting over the reward, Draga learns the power of greed and the trainees learn what is more valuable than money.

The Stargate team meets aliens who use native stones to enhance their martial art skills. When Stacey uses the Mandros stones to enhance her strength and ability, she becomes addicted to the effects and endangers herself and others.

Harrison lands on an island paradise. Separated from the team, Harrison finds himself in the unaccustomed role of the voice of reason. He tries to help an alien youth resist peer pressure during a dangerous tribal initiation.

Ec'co is enchanted with an alien calling herself The Inventor. He is about to receive a life lesson in the dangers of not telling the truth. The Inventor gains valuable tech info from Ec'co putting the SG team in great peril.

The SG team discovers a high-tech world where the population is addicted to a sophisticated Virtual Reality simulator. With a devastating electrical storm headed their way, the SG team must bring the VR fanatics back to the real world.

The SG team stumble onto a huge museum that is completely dedicated to the history of planet Earth. The SG team finds themselves in the middle of a struggle between an android Napoleon and an android Caesar for control of the museum.

Draga becomes involved with the winged Otsorok (a race of creatures that resemble her). Draga allows herself to ignore the fact that the Otsorok snub the rest of the Stargate team, who the Otsorok dismiss as mere rock crawlers.

The team discovers inhabitants of a planet fighting the Tlak'kahn. They join the fight and then learn that the Tlak'kahn are peaceful settlers. The SG team must overcome their prejudices to help set things right.

On a high-tech world where communication is entirely electronic, the ancient skills of reading and writing have been forgotten. The team struggles to decipher the ancient alien writing and save the planet from a comet that is headed their way.

The team discovers an abandoned space ship. The Major wants to "borrow" the ship to finally get the SG team home to Earth. Stacey worries they are stealing the ship. Is finding the ship too good to be true or is this another trap set by Da'kyll?

Dr. Bre-Sal has unlocked the secret of neurotransmitters for telepathic communication. They enlisted the Tlak'kahn for the experiment, however Dr. Mason worries the Tlak'kahn will use the knowledge as a form of universal mind control.

The SG team emerges into an alien world in which a female's social status revolves around possessing a rare type of luminous fern headdress -- to the point where they will risk their lives to obtain it.

The SG team visits the planet of the Mardans, who model themselves after the Tlak'kahn. Da'kyll's cruelty to the Mardans' exposes the Tlak'kahn's true nature, and the Mardans help the team escape.

Harrison's pride in his natural flying ability is challenged when he's the only one of the trainees who can't learn how to ride the huge reptilian birds of prey used as mounts by an alien civilization.

When the SG Team helps the Motai planet, improve their quality of life with an irrigation plan. However, when the plan goes awry, Seattle refuses to abandon the plan and admit she made a mistake, placing the Motai and everyone else in peril.

Stacey allows aliens to paint a beautiful design on her skin, but it isn't ordinary paint. It is an alien microbe that's spreading over her entire body. To get it off, she must go on a hazardous journey through the jungle.