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"[[Episode:Holiday|Holiday]]" gained a 4.2 rating on the {{w|Nielsen ratings}}, making it ''Stargate SG-1''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s strongest episode in its ten-season run.<ref>[http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s2/ratings.shtml GateWorld - Stargate SG-1 Season Two: Ratings<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ''Stargate SG-1'' was nominated for a {{w|Saturn Award}} in the category "Best Genre Cable/Syndicated Series". [[Richard Dean Anderson]] was honored with a Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Actor". [[Daria Ellerman]] was nominated for a {{w|Gemini Award}} for "Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series". The episode "Holiday" was nominated for a Gemini in the category "Best Achievement in Make-Up".<ref name=imdbaward>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118480/awards "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - Awards<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
"[[Episode:Holiday|Holiday]]" gained a 4.2 rating on the {{w|Nielsen ratings}}, making it ''Stargate SG-1''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s strongest episode in its ten-season run.<ref>[http://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s2/ratings.shtml GateWorld - Stargate SG-1 Season Two: Ratings<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ''Stargate SG-1'' was nominated for a {{w|Saturn Award}} in the category "Best Genre Cable/Syndicated Series". [[Richard Dean Anderson]] was honored with a Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Actor". [[Daria Ellerman]] was nominated for a {{w|Gemini Award}} for "Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series". The episode "Holiday" was nominated for a Gemini in the category "Best Achievement in Make-Up".<ref name=imdbaward>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118480/awards "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - Awards<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>


== Cast ==
== Episodes ==


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| [[Amanda Tapping]] || [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] || 22/22 episodes
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| [[Christopher Judge]] || [[Teal'c]] || 22/22 episodes
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== Episodes ==

{|class="wikitable" width=100%
!Image
!Title
!Number
!Airdate
!Planet(s)
!Race(s)
!Enemies
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:The Serpent's Lair.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:The Serpent's Lair|The Serpent's Lair]]"''' ''(part 3 of 3)''
|2.01
|June 26, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]]
|[[Goa'uld]], [[Jaffa]]
|[[Apophis]], [[Klorel]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] must stop [[Apophis]]'s invasion force before it reaches [[Earth]], and escape with their lives.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:In the Line of Duty.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:In the Line of Duty|In the Line of Duty]]"'''
|2.02
|July 3, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[Nasya]]
|[[Hankan]], [[Nasyan]], [[Tok'ra]]
|[[Ashrak (In the Line of Duty)|Ashrak]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Samantha Carter|Carter]] is possessed by a [[Goa'uld]] who claims to be an enemy of the [[System Lord]]s. The Goa'uld, [[Jolinar of Malkshur]], is being hunted by an [[Ashrak|assassin]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Prisoners (episode).jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Prisoners|Prisoners]]"'''
|2.03
|July 10, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[Hadante]], [[P3X-775]]
|[[Linea's people]]
|[[Linea]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] is put on [[trial]] and exiled to a [[Hadante|prison world]], where a [[Linea|woman]] maintains a strange control over her [[Prisoners of Hadante|fellow prisoners]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:The Gamekeeper.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:The Gamekeeper|The Gamekeeper]]"'''
|2.04
|July 17, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[P7J-989]]
|[[People of P7J-989]]
|[[The Keeper]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] is imprisoned in a [[virtual reality]] realm and forced to relive the worst moments of their lives over and over.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Need.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Need|Need]]"'''
|2.05
|July 24, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[P3R-636]]
|[[Shyla's people]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Daniel Jackson|Jackson]] becomes addicted to the effects of a [[Goa'uld sarcophagus]], and falls for the [[P3R-636|planet]]'s [[Shyla|manipulative princess]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Thor's Chariot.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Thor's Chariot|Thor's Chariot]]"'''
|2.06
|July 31, [[1998]]
|[[Cimmeria]], [[Earth]]
|[[Asgard]], [[Cimmerian]], [[Goa'uld]], [[Jaffa]]
|[[Heru'ur]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] returns to [[Cimmeria]], and finds that [[Thor's hammer|without protection]] from the [[Asgard]] the planet has been invaded by the [[Goa'uld]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Message in a Bottle.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Message in a Bottle|Message in a Bottle]]"'''
|2.07
|August 7, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[P5C-353]]
|[[Orb organism]]s
|[[Orb organism]]s
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] discovers an [[Virus orb|ancient artifact]] that takes [[Jack O'Neill|O'Neill]] and the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]] hostage.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Family (episode).jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Family|Family]]"'''
|2.08
|August 14, [[1998]]
|[[Chulak]], [[Earth]]
|[[Jaffa]]
|[[Apophis]], [[Fro'tak]]
|-
|colspan="6"|The [[SG-1]] team attempt to rescue [[Teal'c]]'s [[Rya'c|son]], who has been kidnapped and [[brainwash]]ed by [[Apophis]]. Teal'c learns disturbing news about his [[Drey'auc|wife]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Secrets (episode).jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Secrets|Secrets]]"'''
|2.09
|August 21, [[1998]]
|[[Abydos]], [[Earth]]
|[[Abydonian]], [[Goa'uld]]
|[[Amaunet]], [[Apophis]], [[Heru'ur]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Daniel Jackson]] discovers that his [[Sha're|wife]] has returned to [[Abydos]], and is nine months [[pregnancy|pregnant]] with the [[harciesis|son]] of [[Apophis]]. [[Jack O'Neill|O'Neill]] must keep the secret of the [[Stargate program]] from being uncovered.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Bane (episode).jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Bane|Bane]]"'''
|2.10
|September 25, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[BP6-3Q1]]
|[[BP6-3Q1 insect]]
|[[BP6-3Q1 insect]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Teal'c]] is infected with deadly venom from a [[BP6-3Q1 insect|giant insect]], and begins a terrible transformation. When he escapes the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]], [[SG-1]] must find him before [[Colonel]] [[Harry Maybourne|Maybourne]] does.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:The Tok'ra, Part 1.jpg|150px]]
|'''[[Episode:The Tok'ra, Part 1|"The Tok'ra", Part 1]]''' ''(part 1 of 2)''
|2.11
|October 2, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[P34-353J]]
|[[Tok'ra]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] locates the [[Tok'ra]], a [[Goa'uld]] resistance movement who oppose the [[System Lord]]s, and attempt to form an alliance. [[Jacob Carter]]'s [[cancer]] brings him near death.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:The Tok'ra, Part 2.jpg|150px]]
|'''[[Episode:The Tok'ra, Part 2|"The Tok'ra", Part 2]]''' ''(part 2 of 2)''
|2.12
|October 9, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[P34-353J]]
|[[Goa'uld]], [[Tok'ra]]
|[[Cordesh]], [[Goa'uld]]
|-
|colspan="6"|While [[SG-1]] tries to form an alliance with the [[Tok'ra]], a [[Cordesh|spy]] betrays the rebels to the [[Goa'uld]]. [[Jacob Carter]] finds that the Tok'ra may be his [[blending|only hope of survival]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Spirits.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Spirits|Spirits]]"'''
|2.13
|October 23, [[1998]]
|[[Earth|Earth ]], [[PXY-887]]
|[[Salish]], [[Spirit]]s
|[[Spirit]]s
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] finds a [[PXY-887|planet]] inhabited by [[Salish|Native American Indians]], protected by [[spirits]] who are actually advanced alien shapeshifters.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Touchstone (episode).jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Touchstone|Touchstone]]"'''
|2.14
|October 30, [[1998]]
|[[Earth]], [[Madrona]]
|[[Madronan]]
|[[National Intelligence Department|NID]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] is accused of stealing an important [[Touchstone|weather-controlling device]], sending a primitive planet into chaos. The team discovers that Earth's second [[Stargate]] is being [[NID|misused]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:The Fifth Race.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:The Fifth Race|The Fifth Race]]"'''
|2.15
|December 16, [[1998]] (Sky One)<br/>January 22, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[Othala (planet)|Othala]], [[P3R-272]], [[P9Q-281]]
|[[Ancient]], [[Asgard]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|SG-1 travel to a world and O'Neill is affected by a device which downloaded the entire knowledge of the [[Ancient]]s into his brain. As the information takes over his mind, O'Neill build a strange device and soon travels to another galaxy.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:A Matter of Time.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:A Matter of Time|A Matter of Time]]"'''
|2.16
|December 9, [[1998]] (Sky One)<br/>January 29, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[P3W-451]]
|N/A
|[[Black Hole]]
|-
|colspan="6"|After gating to a [[P3W-451|world]] on the edge of a [[black hole]], the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]] cannot disengage the [[Stargate]]. All of [[Earth]] becomes endangered by the time-distorting gravity field.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Holiday.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Holiday|Holiday]]"'''
|2.17
|January 13, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>February 5, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Planet (Holiday)|Planet]], [[Earth]]
|[[Ma'chello's people]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|[[SG-1]] discovers an elderly man known for developing [[Ma'chello's technology|technology]] to fight the [[Goa'uld]]. [[Daniel Jackson|Daniel]] is tricked into [[mind transfer device|switching bodies]] with the man, [[Ma'chello]], who believes he is "owed" for all the good he has done.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Serpent's Song.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Serpent's Song|Serpent's Song]]"'''
|2.18
|January 6, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>February 12, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[PB5-926]]
|[[Goa'uld]], [[Tok'ra]]
|[[Apophis]], [[Sokar]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Apophis]], [[SG-1]]'s greatest enemy, seeks [[sanctuary]] from [[Sokar]] and ends up near death in the [[Stargate Command infirmary|S.G.C. infirmary]].
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:One False Step.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:One False Step|One False Step]]"'''
|2.19
|January 20, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>February 19, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[PJ2-445]]
|[[Beings of PJ2-445]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|[[People of PJ2-445|A group of primative aliens]] begin to fall deathly ill after [[SG-1]] arrives.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Show_and_Tell.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Show and Tell|Show and Tell]]"'''
|2.20
|January 27, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>February 26, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[Reetalia]]
|[[Reetou]], [[Tok'ra]]
|[[Reetou Rebels]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Charlie (Show and Tell)|A young boy]] arrives through the [[Stargate]], and warns of plot by [[Reetou|invisible aliens]] to kill all of the human race in order to rob the [[Goa'uld]] of potential [[host]]s.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:1969.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:1969|1969]]"'''
|2.21
|February 3, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>March 5, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|colspan="6"|A [[solar flare|cosmic accident]] causes [[SG-1]] to be sent back 30 years into [[Earth]]'s past, where they must locate the [[Stargate]] and find a way home.
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Out of Mind.jpg|150px]]
|'''"[[Episode:Out of Mind|Out of Mind]]"''' ''(part 1 of 2)''
|2.22
|February 10, [[1999]] (Sky One)<br/>March 12, [[1999]] (Showtime)
|[[Earth]], [[Planet (Out of Mind)|Hathor's planet]]
|[[Goa'uld]]
|[[Hathor]]
|-
|colspan="6"|[[Jack O'Neill|O'Neill]], [[Samantha Carter|Carter]] and [[Daniel Jackson|Jackson]] awaken from [[stasis]] in what appears to be the [[Stargate Command|S.G.C.]] &mdash; almost 80 years in the future. The three are asked to recall key events from their journeys.
|}


== References ==
== References ==
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Stargate SG-1 Season 2
Last Season 2 5-DVD set cover
Country of origin  USA
 Canada
No. of episodes 22
Broadcast
Original channel Showtime
Original run June 26, 1998 (Showtime) — February 10, 1999 (Sky One)
Home video release
DVD release
Region 1 September 3, 2002
Region 2 January 27, 2003
Region 4 February 18, 2004
Season chronology
Précédent Season 1 Season 3 Suivant

Season two of Stargate SG-1 began airing on June 26, 1998 on Showtime. The second season concluded after 22 episodes on February 10, 1999 on British Sky One, which overtook Showtime in mid-season. The series was developed by Brad Wright and Jonathan Glassner, who also served as executive producers. Season two regular cast members include Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, and Don S. Davis.

Production

Vaitiare Bandera, who plays Sha're, was actually pregnant with Michael Shanks' child during the filming of "Secrets". Following the events in the episode "A Matter of Time", Sally Malcolm would write two books, A Matter of Honor and The Cost of Honor, that detail SG-1's attempts to save SG-10 from the planet[1]. The late Season 2 episode "Serpent's Song" was the first SG-1 episode that was directed by Peter DeLuise. He would go on to direct more episodes than any other director involved with the series, even passing Martin Wood, who began directing in Season 1. "Out of Mind" was the second time a clip show has been used, the first being Season 1 episode "Politics".

Release and reception

"Holiday" gained a 4.2 rating on the Nielsen ratings, making it Stargate SG-1's strongest episode in its ten-season run.[2] Stargate SG-1 was nominated for a Saturn Award in the category "Best Genre Cable/Syndicated Series". Richard Dean Anderson was honored with a Saturn Award for "Best Genre TV Actor". Daria Ellerman was nominated for a Gemini Award for "Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series". The episode "Holiday" was nominated for a Gemini in the category "Best Achievement in Make-Up".[3]

Episodes

"The Serpent's Lair"
"In the Line of Duty"
"Prisoners"
"The Gamekeeper"
"Need"
"Thor's Chariot"
"Message in a Bottle"

"Family"
"Secrets"
"Bane"
"The Tok'ra", Part 1
"The Tok'ra", Part 2
"Spirits"
"Touchstone"
"The Fifth Race"

"A Matter of Time"
"Holiday"
"Serpent's Song"
"One False Step"
"Show and Tell"
"1969"
"Out of Mind"


Image Title Ep. Nb Written by Directed by Original air date
"The Serpent's Lair" (3 of 3) 2.01 Brad Wright Jonathan Glassner 26 June 1998
SG-1 must stop Apophis's invasion force before it reaches Earth, and escape with their lives.
"In the Line of Duty" 2.02 Robert C. Cooper Martin Wood 3 July 1998
Carter is possessed by a Goa'uld who claims to be an enemy of the System Lords. The Goa'uld, Jolinar of Malkshur, is being hunted by an assassin.
"Prisoners" 2.03 David Warry-Smith 10 July 1998
SG-1 is put on trial and exiled to a prison world, where a woman maintains a strange control over her fellow prisoners.
"The Gamekeeper" 2.04 Story by: Jonathan Glassner, Brad Wright
Teleplay by: Jonathan Glassner 		Martin Wood 17 July 1998
SG-1 is imprisoned in a virtual reality realm and forced to relive the worst moments of their lives over and over.
"Need" 2.05 Story by: Robert C. Cooper
Teleplay by: Robert C. Cooper 		David Warry-Smith 24 July 1998
Jackson becomes addicted to the effects of a Goa'uld sarcophagus, and falls for the planet's manipulative princess.
"Thor's Chariot" 2.06 Katharyn Powers William Gereghty 31 July 1998
SG-1 returns to Cimmeria, and finds that without protection from the Asgard the planet has been invaded by the Goa'uld.
"Message in a Bottle" 2.07 Story by: Michael Greenburg
Teleplay by: Brad Wright 		David Warry-Smith 7 August 1998
SG-1 discovers an ancient artifact that takes O'Neill and the S.G.C. hostage.
"Family" 2.08 Katharyn Powers William Gereghty 14 August 1998
The SG-1 team attempt to rescue Teal'c's son, who has been kidnapped and brainwashed by Apophis. Teal'c learns disturbing news about his wife.
"Secrets" 2.09 21 August 1998
Daniel Jackson discovers that his wife has returned to Abydos, and is nine months pregnant with the son of Apophis. O'Neill must keep the secret of the Stargate program from being uncovered.
"Bane" 2.10 Robert C. Cooper David Warry-Smith 25 September 1998
Teal'c is infected with deadly venom from a giant insect, and begins a terrible transformation. When he escapes the S.G.C., SG-1 must find him before Colonel Maybourne does.
"The Tok'ra", Part 1 (1 of 2) 2.11 Jonathan Glassner Brad Turner 2 October 1998
SG-1 locates the Tok'ra, a Goa'uld resistance movement who oppose the System Lords, and attempt to form an alliance. Jacob Carter's cancer brings him near death.
"The Tok'ra", Part 2 (2 of 2) 2.12 Jonathan Glassner Brad Turner 11 October 1998
While SG-1 tries to form an alliance with the Tok'ra, a spy betrays the rebels to the Goa'uld. Jacob Carter finds that the Tok'ra may be his only hope of survival.
"Spirits" 2.13 Martin Wood 23 October 1998
SG-1 finds a planet inhabited by Native American Indians, protected by spirits who are actually advanced alien shapeshifters.
"Touchstone" 2.14 Brad Turner 30 October 1998
SG-1 is accused of stealing an important weather-controlling device, sending a primitive planet into chaos. The team discovers that Earth's second Stargate is being misused.
"The Fifth Race" 2.15 Robert C. Cooper David Warry-Smith Unknown
O'Neill becomes the unwilling receptacle for a library of alien knowledge, and ends up at an unlikely meeting with the Asgard.
"A Matter of Time" 2.16 Story by: Misha Rashovich
Teleplay by: Brad Wright 		Martin Wood Unknown
After gating to a world on the edge of a black hole, the S.G.C. cannot disengage the Stargate. All of Earth becomes endangered by the time-distorting gravity field.
"Holiday" 2.17 David Warry-Smith Unknown
SG-1 discovers an elderly man known for developing technology to fight the Goa'uld. Daniel is tricked into switching bodies with the man, Ma'chello, who believes he is "owed" for all the good he has done.
"Serpent's Song" 2.18 Katharyn Powers Unknown
Apophis, SG-1's greatest enemy, seeks sanctuary from Sokar and ends up near death in the S.G.C. infirmary.
"One False Step" 2.19 Unknown
A group of primitive aliens begin to fall deathly ill after SG-1 arrives.
"Show and Tell" 2.20 Jonathan Glassner Unknown
A young boy arrives through the Stargate, and warns of plot by invisible aliens to kill all of the human race in order to rob the Goa'uld of potential hosts.
"1969" 2.21 Brad Wright Charles Correll Unknown
A cosmic accident causes SG-1 to be sent back 30 years into Earth's past, where they must locate the Stargate and find a way home.
"Out of Mind" (1 of 2) 2.22 Story by: Jonathan Glassner, Brad Wright
Teleplay by: Jonathan Glassner 		Martin Wood Unknown
O'Neill, Carter and Jackson awaken from stasis in what appears to be the S.G.C. — almost 80 years in the future. The three are asked to recall key events from their journeys.

References

  1. ↑ These two novels are part of a separate continuity and thus not part of the Stargate canon on Stargate Wiki.
  2. ↑ GateWorld - Stargate SG-1 Season Two: Ratings
  3. ↑ "Stargate SG-1" (1997) - Awards
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