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DIALOGUE CONTINUITY SCRIPT

November 11, 1999

STARGATE: SG-1

"Shades of Grey"

Episode #6539

Running Time: 44.19

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TIMECODE DIALOGUE

START TIMECODE 00.00.00 AT FIRST FRAME OF PICTURE

00.11.16 DANIEL (VO)- Your eminence, our government...

DANIEL (CONT)- has asked us to return to Tollana to arrange formal diplomatic

relations with your people.

00.17.17 TRAVELL- Consider it done. You are, after all, the people who saved us from the

Goa’uld.

00.22.25 DANIEL- Thank you. Yes. Well. In that spirit, we’d like to arrange for a trade.

00.27.21 TRAVELL- What would you like to trade?

00.29.28 DANIEL- Technology.

00.32.05 TRAVELL- I’m sorry. You know that is the one thing we cannot...

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- give you. Tollan law strictly forbids it.

00.38.21 DANIEL (OS)- Okay, we understand that. However, in our...

DANIEL (CONT)- culture, laws can be changed when it’s deemed that the reasons

for those laws are no longer relevant.

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OO.46.O8 TRAVELL- The reasons for these laws are still relevant.

00.50.00 DANIEL- Okay. Please. If, uh... If you’d just allow me to make our case.

00.54.09 TRAVELL- I assume you want weapons technology.

00.57.01 DANIEL- Yes.

00.58.01 O’NEILL- One of those ion cannons would be nice.

01.01.05 TRAVELL- I see. And for what will you use such a cannon?

01.07.22 O’NEILL- To defend ourselves against the Goa’uld.

01.10.20 TRAVELL- Forgive me, Colonel. But our research shows that you are far more likely

to use our technology against enemies on your own...

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- planet.

01.20.02 O’NEILL- What if I gave you my word that would never happen?

01.23.13 TRAVELL- Are you the commander of your entire nation?

01.30.06 O’NEILL- No.


01.31.12 TRAVELL- Then in truth, you cannot guarantee it.

01.36.06 O’NEILL- You know what? Forget it.

01.39.04 DANIEL- Jack...

01.40.03 O’NEILL- We knew you wouldn’t give us anything.

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- We’re wasting a lot of time here.

01.44.00 DANIEL (OS)- Jack...

01.44.24 O’NEILL- No, Daniel. Let’s go.

01.55.16 DANIEL- Wh... wh... what are you doing?

01.58.00 O’NEILL- We never should have saved their technologically superior butts. (beat)

This is that thing they disabled our weapons with, isn’t it?

02.09.07 TEAL’C- As well as the Goa’uld technology.

02.10.25 DANIEL- Don’t even think about it.

02.12.17 CARTER- Sir, isn’t this against regulations?


02.14.09 O’NEILL- I suppose it is, Carter. (beat) Let’s go.

02.21.11 DANIEL- Kind of crossing the line there -

02.22.17 O’NEILL- Shut up, Daniel!

03.37.22 EPISODE TITLE:

SHADES OF GREY

03.42.16 GENERAL HAMMOND- As you were. Sorry to keep you waiting. So, what is this

device you’ve brought back?

03.49.10 O’NEILL- It’s the thing the Tollan used to disable our weapons the last time we were

there.

03.53.10 GENERAL HAMMOND- That really works?

03.54.20 O’NEILL- Worked on us. And the Goa’ulds.

03.56.26 GENERAL HAMMOND- That should come in handy.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- Good job.

03.59.02 O’NEILL- Thank you, sir.


04.01.04 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- So, what did you have...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- to promise them in return, Dr. Jackson?

04.O7.O0 DANIEL- Actually, General, we didn’t, uh, have to promise to give them anything.

04.12.01 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- They just gave you the device as a...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- reward for saving them from the Goa’uld?

04.20.00 DANIEL- Actually, General, the Tollan refused to give us any technology.

04.23.12 O’NEILL- Offered us a nice fruit basket, though.

04.26.O9 GENERAL HAMMOND- I’m confused. How did you get the device?

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- Major Carter?

04.37.OO CARTER-Uh...

04.37.26 O’NEILL- I took it, sir.

04.39.06 GENERAL HAMMOND- Took it?

04.39.25 O’NEILL- Yes.

04.42.11 GENERAL HAMMOND- You stole it?!


04.45.02 O’NEILL- I like to think of it as "borrowed", sir.

reproduce it, and we’ll give it back.

Major Carter can figure out how to

04.52.17 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- I can’t believe what I’m hearing.

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- You and your team...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- stole an alien device from an extremely

advanced alien culture.

05.00.02 O’NEILL- They won’t retaliate, if that’s what you’re worried about. Not their way.

Right, Daniel?

05.07.08 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- This command...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- has already been accused of stealing from several

other alien cultures, Colonel. Until now, we’ve denied it. Perhaps that was a

bit premature. Dare I ask how many other items you’ve stolen?

05.23.01 O’NEILL- None. This is the first.

05.25.19 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Colonel, you don’t seem to understand...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- how serious this matter is. You and your team

have committed a court martiallable offense.


05.34.01 O’NEILL- To be fair, General, I did it. Carter and Daniel...

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- protested.

O’NEILL (CONT)- And Teal’c... Well, he really didn’t say anything, but I could tell

was opposed to my actions by the way he cocked his head and sort of raised

his eyebrow-

05.52.26 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Enough, Colonel!

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Dr. Jackson ....

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- Major Carter, and Teal’c... You will return this

device...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- immediately to the Tollan, and hopefully, smooth

over what must be some very ruffled...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- feathers.

06.08.00 CARTER- Yes, sir.

06.09.01 O’NEILL- Why?

06.13.22 O’NEILL- Our core mission is to go through that Gate and find technologies we can

use to defend Goa’uld incursion. Am I right?

06.19.26 GENERAL HAMMOND- You are bordering on insubordination. We do not steal from

friendlies.


06.23.11 O’NEILL- Well, with no due respect, General ....

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- that’s just plain stupid.

06.26.26 GENERAL HAMMOND- Colonel...

06.27.19 O’NEILL- And since the Pentagon won’t approve our back-up...

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- program, we have no choice.

06.30.28 GENERAL HAMMOND- Colonel, do not go there!

06.31.15 O’NEILL (overlapping)- We have no choice-but to take whatever steps we need

get what we need!

06.34.26 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- As long as I am in...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- command of the SGC, we will hold ourself to the

highest ethical standard.

06.41.23 O’NEILL- And when the Goa’uld wipe us out because we have nothing with which to

defend ourselves, I’m sure we’ll all feel great about ourselves and our...

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- high moral standards.

06.49.03 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Colonel O’Neill,...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- you are out of line. Now, stand down.


07.04.21 GENERAL HAMMOND- Colonel O’Neill, I am hereby relieving you of your

command, you are to report to the infirmary and stay there until I send for

you.

07.13.22 O’NEILL- No holding cell, sir?.

07.16. O9 GENERAL HAMMOND- That could very well be your next stop, if you say another

word, Colonel.

07.20.17 TECHNICIAN (VO FILTERED OVER P.A.)- Incoming traveler...

07.21.26 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Now get down to the infirmary, and submit yourself for

a complete examination.

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Teal’c, escort him.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- And, Teal’c...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- You are no longer under Colonel O’Neill’s

command. Is that...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- understood?

07.49.19 TEAL’C- Understood.

07.54.00 TECHNICIAN (VO FILTERED OVER P.A.)- Unauthorized incoming traveler...

Closing the iris...


07.57.15 GENERAL HAMMOND- Great. Now what?

08.20.03 GENERAL HAMMOND (OVER P.A. FILTERED)- Hold your fire!

08.28.17 DANIEL- Your eminence, welcome to Earth. High Chancellor Travell, this is General

Hammond, commander of this facility.

08.36.14 GENERAL HAMMOND- It’s an honor to meet you.

08.38.03 TRAVELL- I only wish it were under more pleasant circumstances.

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- We have come to retrieve our stolen property, and to...

TRAVELL (CONT)- tell you that all diplomatic relations with your people will

terminated.

08.51.20 GENERAL HAMMOND- Of course, we will return your property to you immediately.

But please, if you will just sit down with us and at least talk about it.

08.59.03 TRAVELL- Then you admit that you have stolen...

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- from us.

09.01.23 DANIEL- Your eminence, I know that.you’re wise enough not to hold the actions of

one man against an entire planet.


09.07.12 TRAVELL- You were there, Dr. Jackson, as were you, Major.

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- And Teal’c.

TRAVELL (CONT)- Who exactly are you saying is responsible?

09.17.07 O’NEILL- Thanks, Doc. As always, a pleasure.

09.21.00 DR. FRAISER- Well, I don’t see anything immediately wrong with you. Your blood

pressure, DRE, and EEGL seem normal. It’ll be a while before I get your

hormone levels and CAT scans back.

09.30.14 O’NEILL- Great. Let me know what kind of wacky alien stuff you find in there.

Excuse me.

09.39.20 TEAL’C- I am to keep you here until General Hammond is ready for you.

09.43.20 O’NEILL- Get out of my way, Teal’c. That’s an order.

09.47.19 TEAL’C- I do not understand your behavior, O’Neill.

09.49.21 O’NEILL- Get out of my way.

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09.52.09 DR. FRAISER (OS INTO PHONE)- Fraiser.

DR. FRAISER (CONT INTO PHONE)- Yes, sir. (TO O’NEILL) Colonel, General

Hammond...

DR. FRAISER (OS CONT)- wants to see you in his office.

10.19.06 O’NEILL- Carter.

1022.09 CARTER- Sir?

1025.05 O’NEILL- What?

10.26.22 CARTER- Is there anything I can do?

1028.16 O’NEILL- About...?

10.30.17 CARTER- Well, sir... With respect, you aren’t exactly acting like yourself.

10.35.11 O’NEILL- No, Carter. I haven’t been acting like myself since I met you. Now I’m

acting like myself.

10.52.10 O’NEILL- Well, look who’s here. Come to retrieve your vastly superior stuff? You

know, it’d be a lot more superior if it wasn’t so easy to steal.


11.01.27 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Colonel O’Neill!

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Get in here and take a seat. Close the door.

(beat) My God, Jack, you’ve really crossed the line here.

11.16.19 O’NEILL- In terms of my insubordination toward you, you’re absolutely right,

General. And for that, I’m truly sorry. But I still think what I did was right.

11.25.08 GENERAL HAMMOND- I just met with two members of the Tollan High Council who

disagree.

11.30.00 O’NEILL- So the Tollan are dictating our policies now, eh?

11.32.16 GENERAL HAMMOND- The victims of a crime are demanding that the perpetrator

be dealt...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OSCONT)- with appropriately.

11.37.00 O’NEILL- I’m a criminal?

1138.02 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- What you’ve done here...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)-.is clearly a court martiallable offense.

press charges.

Ihaveto

11.45.04 O’NEILL- Well... By all means, General, do what you have to do.


11.51.10 GENERAL HAMMOND- I do have one other option I can offer...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- you, Jack.

11.55.06 O’NEILL- What’s that?

11.56.05 GENERAL HAMMOND- Early retirement.

11.59.01 O’NEILL- Now, see, I tried that once before, and you pulled me out of it.

12..03.21 GENERAL HAMMOND- The offer is only on the table.while you’re in this room.

12.06.21 O’NEILL- All this for one little indiscretion?

12.11.13 GENERAL HAMMOND- Five counts of direct insubordination...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- to superior officers and an United States

Senator. Two counts of refusal to obey orders.

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Kidnapping an alien child. Should I go on?

12.22.11 O’NEILL- The proverbial straw, si~

12.25.05 GENERAL HAMMOND- You got it. I’d accept the offer if I...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- were you, Jack. Beats the hell out...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- of the prison time you’d get othef~vise.


12.35.04 O’NEILL- Then I guess I’m retiring.

13.16.19 DANIEL- Hi.

13.20.03 O’NEILL- What do you want?

13.21.28 DANIEL- I’m not, uh, I’m not sure ....

DANIEL (OS CONT)- to tell you the truth. To talk, I guess.

13.26.19 O’NEILL- So talk.

13.35.00 DANIEL- You got another one of those?

13.37.03 O’NEILL- Yeah.

13.39.23 DANIEL- Feel like sharing?

13.42.20 O’NEILL- The beer? Sure.

14.03.15 DANIEL- So... How you feeling about all this?

14.08.15 O’NEILL- Yes to the beer. No to the feelings.


14.13.28 DANIEL (OS)- That’s, uh, that’s too...

DANIEL (CONT)- bad because I don’t really like beer.

14.18.14 O’NEILL (OS)- Stop your worrying.

O’NEILL (CONT)- I’m fine.

14.22.03 DANIEL (OS)- Really? That’s...

DANIEL (CONT)- Urn, that’s funny, because I didn’t, I didn’t figure you for the early

retirement type anymore. (beat) There’s another reason you’re angry, isn’t

there?

14.37.01 O’NEILL- Oh, here we go. Pop Psych 101, right?

14.39.13 DANIEL- No. When we were in the briefing, you said something about the Pentagon

not giving us the back-up we requested. What, uh...

DANIEL (OS CONT)- What were you talking about?

14.55.25 O’NEILL- Hammond and I were planning a secondary SGC base off-world. It was

gonna serve as a back-up in case our was attacked. I was gonna command.

15.07.10 DANIEL- And the Pentagon pulled the plug?

DANIEL (OS CONT)- So you’re acting up because...

DANIEL (CONT)- you’re hurt because you didn’t get a command.


15.16.14 O’NEILL- Give me a break, Daniel.

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- Their denial of the program...

O’NEILL (CONT)- was just another indication that they’re not serious about attaining

our goals.

15.25.04 DANIEL- Which you think is attaining new weapons and technology?

15.27.26 O’NEILL- Protecting ourselves.

15.30.19 DANIEL- But isn’t our mission also about establishing and maintaining diplomatic

relations with other cultures?

15.35.23 O’NEILL- What’s the point if we don’t gain anything to help our other interests?

15.39.02 DANIEL- Well, there’s a lot we could learn from people like the Tollan that has

nothing to do with technology and weapons.

15.44.11 O’NEILL- Stuff that interests people like you, Daniel. Not people like me. (beat)

want to see tangible gains from our efforts. And if people like the Tollan don’t

want to share, we should just take.

15.58.10 DANIEL- You really believe that?


16.00.00 O’NEILL- Being sweet and nice isn’t gonna stop three Goa’uld motherships if they

decide to come back again.

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- I’d rather be a thief and alive than honest and dead.

O’NEILL (CONT)- It’s a cliche, but there it is.

16.10.13 DANIEL- If you really believe that, I guess, uh... I guess I never really knew you at

all.

16.16.12 O’NEILL- Come on. You’re a bright guy. You had to sense some of this. (beat)

Then no. (beat) I guess you couldn’t relate to me any more than I could

you.

16.35.19 DANIEL- So this whole, uh, this whole friendship thing we’ve been working on the

last few years -

16.39.09 O’NEILL- Apparently not much of a foundation there, huh?

17.24.14 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Colonel O’Neill.

17.28.28 O’NEILL- What the hell? Is this a joke, Maybourne? What are you doing here?

17.32.26 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Well, in a way, you invited me.

17.36.13 O’NEILL- Come to gloat about my retirement, have you?


17.40.01 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- May I come in?

17.41.00 O’NEILL- No. I am in no way obligated to put up with your crap anymore.

17.46.00 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- I think you’re gonna want to hear what I have to offer

you.

17.50.05 O’NEILL- Offer?.

18.04.11 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- May I sit down?

18.05.14 O’NEILL- No. You won’t be here that long. What’s this about?

18.09.28 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Well, suffice it to say I’ve heard about your little

altercation with General Hammond.

18.13.23 O’NEILL- Sweet little grapevine we got there, isn’t it?

18.15.23 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Let’s just say that I see a lot of paper that goes through

the mountain. I was most interested in your passionate argument that we

shouldn’t be quite so diplomatic about acquiring the things we need.

18.27.14 O’NEILL- Get to the point.


18.29.20 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- What if I told you I could offer you a way to achieve your

goals?

18.32.26 O’NEILL- My goals?

18.33.21 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS)- Yes. What if I.told you I could arrange for you to...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT)- lead a team through the Gate to acquire

whatever you want whenever you want? For the good...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT)- of this country.

18.43.22 O’NEILL- If I believed you could do that, I’d have to figure whatever you’re doing is

very illegal.

"18.48.26 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- What you did yesterday was very illegal, Colonel.

18.51.26 O’NEILL- Get out. Not interested.

19.01.19 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Page me when you miss the action too much.

19.11.09 TEAL’C- For what purpose were we summoned?

19.13.18 DANIEL- My guess is we’re getting our fourth.

19.15.25 CARTER- Who do you think it’ll be?


19.17.27 DANIEL- Welt, we’ll probably get someone like Ferretti and you’ll get command.

19.21.08 CARTER- Oh, I don’t know about that. They’ll probably go with someone higher

than Major.

19.30.10 GENERAL HAMMOND- As you were. Since SG-1 is considered the flagship...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- unit, it falls on me to assure that you have the

strongest possible leadership.

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Therefore I’m reassigning the most senior officer

we have in the field as your new commanding officer. Colonel Makepeace...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- will be joining SG-1 immediately. I hope you’ll

make him feel welcome.

19.50.26 DANIEL- Um, sir... Uh... I-I-I don’t wanna seem out of line here, but, uh... Since I’m

a civilian here I’m probably the only one who can...

DANIEL (OS CONT)- say this, but

19.59.18 GENERAL HAMMOND- Spit it out, Doctor.

20.01.12 DANIEL- Well, no offense, but, uh... Doesn’t Major Carter...

DANIEL (OS CONT)- deserve to take charge of SG-I?


20.07.08 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Major Carter...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- has an exemplary record on the team,

recognized by her recent promotion...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- to major. But major...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- is a far cry from Colonel.

20.15.27 CARTER-I understand, General.

20.17.20 DANIEL- Un, I’m sorry, I don’t.

DANIEL (OS CONT)- Uh, what.., what difference does it make...

DANIEL (CONT)- what title she has? The, the point is that

20.22.18 CARTER- It’s all right, Daniel. Really.

20.24.27 GENERAL HAMMOND- Dismissed.

20.31.27 MAKEPEACE- I’m proud to join you folks. I hope you can learn to trust my

command as much as you did Colonel O’Neill’s.

20.40.00 CARTER- I’m sure we will, sir.

20.41.16 DANIEL- I never really trusted Jack’s command, but, uh... I’m open.

20.46.27 MAKEPEACE- That’s good. Then I’ll see you at our first briefing.


21.06.08 SUPER TITLE:

ONE WEEK LATER

21.51.17 O’NEILL- What took you so long?

21.53.24 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Frankly, I didn’t think you’d get bored quite so fast or I

would have stayed in town.

21.59.03 O’NEILL- Not quite the student of human behavior you thought you were?

22.03.03 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Are you ready to go?

22.07.02 O’NEILL- I have some questions.

22.08.24 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Can’t tell you much.

22.11.15 O’NEILL- Expect me to jump into this operation blind?

22.15.15 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Are you interested in my offer or not?

22.33.21 O’NEILL-I’m interested.

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22.37.02 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Good. I want to be sure you understand one thing,

O’Neill. What I am about to show you is not so much classified as it is a

secret. Dangerous would be another word I would use.

22.52.09 O’NEILL- Keep talking.

22.54.00 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- I want you to understand that once you see what I’m

about to show you, there is no turning back. You will have the choice to go

along with it, or disappear.

23.05.13 O’NEILL- Disappear?

23.07.17 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- This is your last chance to back out.

23.15.22 O’NEILL- Well, if you promise to cut back on the melodrama... (beat) I’ll consider

crossing the line.

23.30.12 O’NEILL- So where are we going?

23.32.11 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS)- Nowhere in particular.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT)- I find being 30,000 feet up greatly reduces the

chances of any effective surveillance.

24.07.20 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Do you know what this is?


24.10.13 O’NEILL- I assume it’s one of those Goa’uld communication balls.

24.14.23 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- We didn’t have to negotiate for it either.

24.17.12 O’NEILL- Who’s "we"?

24.18.22 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- My organization.

24.20.2O O’NEILL- N.I.D.?

24.22.02 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Mmmm... More of an offshoot.

24.24.06 O’NEILL- Ah. That sort of says it all, doesn’t it?

24.29.08 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- I want you to command a unit.

24.32.26 O’NEILL- There are units?

24.34.05 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Oh yes. Would you like to meet the temporary

commander of the unit I want you to run?

24.39.23 O’NEILL- I guess.


24.43.21 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Took a while for us to figure out how to use this thing

without a Goa’uld at the controls,...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT)- but good old human ingenuity eventually won

out.

24.57.05 NEWMAN (IN BALL FILTERED)- Colonel Maybourne.

24.58.06 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Newman. I’d like you to meet...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT)- Colonel Jack O’Neill. Retired.

25.04.12 NEWMAN (IN BALL FILTERED)- Colonel O’Neill, it is a pleasure, sir.

NEWMAN (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- Read just about all the SG-1 mission

briefings and, uh.o.

NEWMAN (CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- Well, let’s just say your file is very

impressive.

NEWMAN (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- It would be an honor to serve under

your command, Colonel.

25.15.21 O’NEILL- Hello, Newman. You look familiar.

25.19.15 NEWMAN (IN BALL FILTERED)- Uh, yes sir. We have met briefly. In a hangar at

Utah...

NEWMAN (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- landing strip.


25.25.24 O’NEILL- You’re one of those kids we chased through the other Stargate.

25.29.02 NEWMAN (IN BALL FILTERED)- Uh, that would be me. I apologize about having

return fire, sir.

25.34.03 O’NEILL- Where are you?

25.35.05 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- He’s on another planet.

25.39.00 O’NEILL- Your mission,...

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- Newman?

25.40.23 NEWMAN (IN BALL FILTERED)- Use whatever means necessary to acquire goods

and technology that can help Earth in the battle against the Goa’ulds, sir, or

other unforseen aggressors.

25.48.12 O’NEILL- Well, you’ve seen my file, Newman. It’s only fair Iknow a little more about

you.

25.52.11 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- Need to know, Colonel.

25.54.21 O’NEILL- Well, I need to know if I’m gonna command this unit.


25.57.08 COLONEL MAYBOURNE- You agree to go there and take command, I’ll give you

detailed files on every one of your people.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT)- Now, how about it, Colonel? You ready for

command where you can finally achieve what you and I both agree...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT)- needs to be achieved to defend this planet?

26.17.12 O’NEILL- I never thought I’d agree with you about anything, Mayboume. But, yeah.

I’m ready.

26.32.08 MAKEPEACE (VO)- Major Carter has...

MAKEPEACE (CONT)- accepted my command with no problem, sir, but I’m afraid

Dr. Jackson and the Jaffa have not.

26.40.23 GENERAL HAMMOND- Well, maybe if you didn’t think of him as "The Jaffa", it

would be a good start.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- Come in.

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- Jack, come in. You know...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- Colonel Makepeace.

26.54.22 O’NEILL- Yeah.

26.57.14 GENERAL HAMMOND- How’s the retirement going?


26.58.27 O’NEILL- Uh, great. I retire, I wake up, I retire.~. It’s a living. I’m bored out of my

skull, sir.

27.11.05 GENERAL HAMMOND- I’m sorry to hear that. (beat) Something I can help you

with?

27.17.06 O’NEILL-Actually, there is, General.

27.19.15 MAKEPEACE- Would you like me to leave, Jack?

27.21.20 O’NEILL- I don’t care.

27.24.10 GENERAL HAMMOND- We’re not finished, Colonel Makepeace.

27.26.18 O’NEILL- I’ll make it fast, General. I’m hoping you could grant me one last favor.

27.34.20 GENERAL HAMMOND-I’m listening.

27.37.00 O’NEILL- I want to retire off-world.

27.43.20 GENERAL HAMMOND- Jack, I don’t know if I-

27.44.10 O’NEILL- You remember that woman I told you about on Edora? Laira...

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- was her name.


27.48.17 GENERAL HAMMOND- Yes?

27.50.01 O’NEILL- Well, I promised her I’d come back some day. I’m asking you to help me

keep that promise. Please.

28.00.14 GENERAL HAMMOND- If I agree to do this, you know I can’t give you a GDO.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- That means you can never return to Earth

through the Gate.

28.08.02 O’NEILL- I understand that, sir.

28.27.06 GENERAL HAMMOND- Colonel...

29.09.27 NEWMAN- Colonel O’Neill. It’s an honor, sir.

29.25.26 O’NEILL- Newman.

29.28.10 NEWMAN- We may look a little ragtag, but I assure you, we’re very good at what we

do.

29.32.18 O’NEILL- Which is... stealing stuff.

29.36.09 NEWMAN- Well, acquiring what we need to defend our planet, Colonel.


29.39.03 O’NEILL- And you measure how good you are by the fact that you’ve never been

caught?

29.43.22 NEWMAN- Well, and by the spoils of our missions. Would you care to take a gander

at one of our latest acquisitions?

29.51.08 O’NEILL- Sure. I’ll take a gander.

29.54.28 NEWMAN- This way, sir.

30.09.24 NEWMAN- What do you think, Colonel?

30.11.04 TOBIAS- Just brought it back.

TOBIAS (OS CONT)- It’s an anti-gravitational device.

30.15.17 O’NEILL- Really?

30.18.02 TOBIAS- Lieutenant Clare Tobias, sir.

30.20.10 O’NEILL- Tobias. Jack O’Neill.

30.23.21 NEWMAN- If it’s all right, sir, I’ll leave you in the Lieutenant’s very capable hands.

30.28.27 O’NEILL- So tell me about this thing.

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30.32.18 TOBIAS (OS)- Well, it...

TOBIAS (CONT)- utilizes superconducted gyroscopic action to generate an...

TOBIAS (OS CONT)- antigravitational field underneath -

30.38.20 O’NEILL- Stop. (beat) Scientist?

30.43.19 TOBIAS- Engineer. Why?

30.46.15 O’NEILL- You remind me of someone in my old command.

30.49.21 TOBIAS- Major Carter.

30.51.13 O’NEILL- How do you know her?.

30.53.02 TOBIAS- She beat me out of a position in the SGC.

30.57.00 O’NEILL- Oh. So what do you do around here?

31.02.04 TOBIAS- My job is to examine some of the larger items we acquire.

TOBIAS (OS CONT)- The ones that are too big to be transported back to Earth.

See if we can backwards engineer them, and send the plans...

TOBIAS (CONT)- home to Colonel Mayboume.

31.13.17 NEWMAN- Excuse me, sir. Colonel Maybourne would like to talk to you.


31.16.08 O’NEILL- Yeah. Tobias...

31.24.09 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS IN BALL FILTERED)- Jack...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- I see you made it in one

piece. What do you think...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- of our little operation?

31.29.11 O’NEILL- It’s swell, Harry.

31.31.05" COLONEL MAYBOURNE (IN BALL FILTERED)- We do what we can to make

comfortable. I have your first mission, Colonel. Planet...

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- PX3-595.

31.38.17 NEWMAN- It’s about time we got one of those things.

31.40.19 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (IN BALL FILTERED)- SG-9 was unable to negotiate

get the device.

31.45.06 O’NEILL- What device we talking about?

31.47.05 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS IN BALL FILTERED)- Newman can fill you in on all

the details.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- Good luck, Colonel.


31.52.07 O’NEILL- Thanks.

31.53.07 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS IN BALL FILTERED)- And Colonel... Just

reminder.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- This isn’t the SGC.

someone gets in your way, do what you have to do.

So if

32.06.08 NEWMAN- Okay, the mouth of the cave we’re gonna hit is about 50 meters at two

o’clock from the gate. The primitive locals.., they’re called Tiernods... They

use them as a place to hide from predators.

32.15.22 TOBIAS- If the predator follows them into the cave, the Tiernods use the device

we’re after to... vanish.

32.21.01 O’NEILL- Very nice.

32.48.13 O’NEILL- Clear.

32.49.23 TOBIAS (OS)- Bingo.

32.56.23 NEWMAN- You’re gonna love this.

33.05.26 NEWMAN- Pretty cool, huh?


33.10.13 O’NEILL- That thing looks Asgard.

33.12.10 TOBIAS- It is. This is an Asgard protected planet.

33.21.05 NEWMAN- Can you imagine the ways we could use this for black ops back on

Earth?

33.24.23 O’NEILL- Yeah. But it’s not back on Earth. You gonna be able to backwards

engineer this thing?

33.30.20 TOBIAS- Don’t have to. Items this small we just send back to Earth.

33.34.15 O’NEILL- How?

33.35.19 NEWMAN- We got a man on the inside. On one of the SG teams. Colonel

Maybourne tells us where the mole’s team is about to go. We get there first,

make the drop, and come back here. The mole comes in later, retrieves the

item, and packs it back in his gear. It’s about time he got back to us.

33.57.04 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (IN BALL FILTERED)- Hello, team. You get the device?

34.00.12 O’NEILL- Yep.


34.01.17 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS IN BALL FILTERED)- Good.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- I have the time and

coordinates for the drop. Just drop and go.

COLONEL MAYBOURNE (OS CONT IN BALL FILTERED)- No contact.

34.08.05 O’NEILL- Okay.

34.09.05 COLONEL MAYBOURNE (IN BALL FILTERED)- I’m sending the coordinates and

time info. Record them.

34.18.21 NEWMAN- Alex... (beat) Want me to go, sir?.

34.26.00 O’NEILL- No. I’ll go.

34.28.09 NEWMAN- Really?

34.30.02 O’NEILL- Yeah. Best way to understand a command is to do every job yourself at

least once.

34.35.07 NEWMAN- That’s your prerogative, Colonel.

35.21.18 MAKEPEACE (OS)- All right, let’s make this quick. Carter, Doctor...

MAKEPEACE (CONT)- Jackson, run your tests. Let’s see if the intel was right about

Naquada deposits here.


37.30.28 NEWMAN (OS)- How’d it go, sir?

37.32.13 O’NEILL (OS)- Mayboume had the coordinates right, but...

O’NEILL (CONT)- his timing sucked. I just about ran into the SG team on my way

back through the Gate.

37.41.05 NEWMAN- What’s going on? (beat) Sir... Sir, we do not open the Gate without

direct orders from Colonel Maybourne. Colonel, what are you doing?

37.56.22 O’NEILL- Opening up some options.

38.03.27 TOBIAS- There’s an Asgard ship descending over the base!

38.17.24 TOBIAS- What are they doing?

38.19.23 O’NEILL- Taking back what’s rightfully theirs, I guess.

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- Listen up, all of you. You got two choices...

O’NEILL (CONT)- here. As soon as they stop taking stuff, they’re gonna start taking

people. Now, you can go with the Asgard, or you can follow me.

O’NEILL (OS CONT)- It’s your choice. I’ll be...

O’NEILL (CONT)- holding the door open so you can’t go anywhere else.

39.10.19 MAKEPEACE- Put your hands together. I got you now, Newman.


39.12.22 O’NEILL- Good job, kids. Uh, give me one of those things, will you?

39.15.15 MAKEPEACE- Here. (beat) What the hell...? What, what are you doing?!

39.20.06 O’NEILL- That would be my job.

39.24.18 GENERAL HAMMOND- Ladies and gentlemen, I’m pleased to announce that you

are all under arrest...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- for high crimes against the United States and

its allies.

39.45.06 MAKEPEACE- You really blew it, O’Neill.

39.47.21 O’NEILL- Oh, I think it came out quite nicely. Don’t you, General?

39.51.04 GENERAL HAMMOND- Yes, I do.

39.52.00 MAKEPEACE- You have no idea how high up this goes.

MAKEPEACE (OS CONT)- You’ve pissed off the wrong people.

39.56.18 O’NEILL- Like the Tollan, Tok’ra, Asgard, Knox... those folks?

40.00.24 MAKEPEACE- They refuse to give us the things we need to defend ourselves

against the Goa’uld.


40.05.05 O’NEILL- We don’t need their stuff, Makepeace.(beat) We do need them.

40.12.00 GENERAL HAMMOND- Get them out of here.

40.25.02 DANIEL- So... Just to, uh... clarify...

DANIEL (OS CONT)- This whole past week, beginning with the appeal we made on

Tollana,...

DANIEL (CONT)- in which I, I did a lot of hard work, by the way... I take it that was

all a scare?

40.38.12 GENERAL HAMMOND- Well, within the last two weeks, the Asgard and the Tollan

approached us independently of each other with evidence that we were

stealing technology...

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- from them.

40.47.22 CARTER- We? The SGC?

40.49.20 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- Yes. The Asgard, the Tollan ....

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- and the Nox.were going to sever all ties with us.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- But we convinced them the theft must be the

action of a...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- rogue group from outside the SGC.


41.01.04 TRAVELL- We insisted that you apprehend them...

TRAVELL (OS CONT)- yourselves.

TRAVELL (CONT)- You have now regained our trust.

41.11.09 CARTER (OS)- So you set that whole thing up on Tollana in the...

CARTER (CONT)- hopes that the mole would think you were one of them and

approach you?

41.17.13 DANIEL- And you didn’t think you could trust us to help?

41.20.09 GENERAL HAMMOND (OS)- We wanted to assure that your reaction to...

GENERAL HAMMOND (CONT)- the Colonel’s behavior was as it should be.

GENERAL HAMMOND (OS CONT)- And the Asgard insisted that Colonel O’Neill be

the only one involved.

41.30.20 O’NEILL- They like me.

41.35.22 GENERAL HAMMOND- And now, will you come with me, Your eminence?

41.49.12 O’NEILL-I’m back.

41.54.16 CARTER- It’s good to have you back, sir.

41.56.22 TEAL’C-Indeed.


41.57.24 O’NEILL- Thank you. Um... Daniel?

42.04.21 DANIEL- Mmm.

42.08.06 O’NEILL- That stuff I was talking about at my house... The place was bugged, I had

to keep up the act.

42.13.28 DANIEL- Uh, I know. I understand.

42.15.22 O’NEILL- Obviously the whole friendship thing, the foundation, it’s all solid.

42.19.20 DANIEL- Oh, obviously...

42.21.00 O’NEILL- So don’t worry about it...

42.22.08 DANIEL- You don’t have to, you don’t have to...

42.23.13 O’NEILL- No, no... I feel kind of... I do appreciate that you were the one that came

to see if l was okay. That, that means something.

42.30.27 DANIEL- Uh, actually, no, it doesn’t.

42.35.08 O’NEILL- It doesn’t?


42.36.11 DANIEL- Urn... We, uh, we drew straws. I lost.

43.01.27 FADE TO END CREDITS.

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