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* Major General Hammond calls back a retired [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]], forcing him to admit that Doctor [[Daniel Jackson]] is still alive on [[Abydos]]. A second recon mission is sent on Abydos, but Apophis forces are there too and kidnap [[Sha're]], Jackson's wife, and [[Skaara]], his brother. Jackson is brought back on Earth.
* Major General Hammond calls back a retired [[Colonel]] [[Jack O'Neill]], forcing him to admit that Doctor [[Daniel Jackson]] is still alive on [[Abydos]]. A second recon mission is sent on Abydos, but Apophis forces are there too and kidnap [[Sha're]], Jackson's wife, and [[Skaara]], his brother. Jackson is brought back on Earth.
* The [[President of the United States]] green-lights the [[Stargate Program]], consisting of nine [[SG teams]] who must determine any threat against Earth, find technology to fight this new enemy, and, if possible make alliances with alien populations. Colonel O'Neill leads [[SG-1]] with [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] and Doctor Daniel Jackson as teammates, and Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] [[SG-2]].
* The [[President of the United States]] green-lights the [[Stargate Program]], consisting of nine [[SG teams]] who must determine any threat against Earth, find technology to fight this new enemy, and, if possible make alliances with alien populations. Colonel O'Neill leads [[SG-1]] with [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]] and Doctor Daniel Jackson as teammates, and Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] [[SG-2]].
* On [[Chulak]], a planet found thanks to [[Major]] [[Ferretti]]'s observation, [[SG-1]] are taken prisoner by [[Apophis]]. Colonel O'Neill persuades [[Teal'c]], Apophis [[First Prime]], to let them go. As an answer, Teal'c kills his own [[Serpent Guard]]s. [[Sha're]] and [[Skaara]] are possessed by [[Goa'uld symbiote]]s and leave the planet with Apophis.
* '''February 10''': On [[Chulak]], a planet found thanks to [[Major]] [[Ferretti]]'s observation, [[SG-1]] are taken prisoner by [[Apophis]]. Colonel O'Neill persuades [[Teal'c]], Apophis' [[First Prime]], to let them go. As an answer, Teal'c shoots his own [[Serpent Guard]]s. [[Sha're]] and [[Skaara]] are possessed by [[Goa'uld symbiote]]s and leave the planet with Apophis.
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}}
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}}<br/>{{ep|Politics}}
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* While they're fighting the [[Serpent guard]]s on [[Chulak]], a [[Charles Kawalsky's Goa'uld|Goa'uld larva]] slowly takes Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] as host. Doctor [[Warner]] does surgery to remove the symbiote but fails. [[Teal'c]] fights the Goa'uld and the latter (as well as Kawalsky) dies when the [[Stargate]]'s [[wormhole]] disengages while he as a part of the head in the [[puddle]].
* While they're fighting the [[Serpent guard]]s on [[Chulak]], a [[Charles Kawalsky's Goa'uld|Goa'uld larva]] slowly takes Major [[Charles Kawalsky]] as host. Doctor [[Warner]] does surgery to remove the symbiote but fails. [[Teal'c]] fights the Goa'uld and the latter (as well as Kawalsky) dies when the [[Stargate]]'s [[wormhole]] disengages while he as a part of the head in the [[puddle]].
* Teal'c joins [[SG-1]] as fourth member.
* Teal'c joins [[SG-1]] as fourth member, following the recommendation previously made by Colonel O'Neill.
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}},<br/>{{ep|The Enemy Within}}
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Children of the Gods}},<br/>{{ep|The Enemy Within}}
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* [[SG-1]] visit a [[Simarka|planet]] populated by the descendants of [[Earth]] [[Monghol]] tribes, using ancestral laws that are not favorable to women. Thanks to [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]], one of the local [[chieftain]]s, [[Moughal]], sets his own women free among his [[Shavadai|people]].
* [[SG-1]] visit a [[Simarka|planet]] populated by the descendants of [[Earth]] [[Monghol]] tribes, using ancestral laws that are not favorable to women. Thanks to [[Captain]] [[Samantha Carter]], one of the local [[chieftain]]s, [[Moughal]], sets his own women free among his [[Shavadai|people]].
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Emancipation}}
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|Emancipation}}
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* '''March''': When they visit the [[P3X-797|only planet]] referenced on the [[Abydos cartouche chamber]] matching the few [[symbol]]s seen by the [[refugees of Chulak]], [[SG-1]] and [[SG-3]] bring back to [[Earth]] a [[Virus (The Broca Divide)|very contagious disease]] transforming them and almost all [[Stargate Command]] personnel into [[Touched|primitive bestial beings]]. Thanks to Doctor [[Janet Fraiser|Fraiser]], a [[cure (The Broca Divide)|cure]] is found and all the personnel and some Touched are healed. Colonel O'Neill shows the [[Untouched]] population the way to cure the remaining Touched.
| [[SG-1]]: {{ep|the broca divide}}
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* After several weeks on a [[planet (The First Commandment)|planet]] to study the [[Cave-dwellers (The First Commandment)|locals]], [[SG-9]] commander, Captain [[Jonas Hanson]], eventually poses himself as a god, promising them to provide a sky orange to protect them from the deadly ultra violet radiation. Lieutenant [[Connor]] and his [[anthropologist]] friend [[Frakes]] attempt to warn [[Stargate Command]]. Frakes is murdered by Hanson. [[SG-1]] arrive on the planet, manage to free the locals, and enables a [[solar radiation shield device]].
| [[SG1]]: {{ep|the first Commandment}}
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== Production ==
== Production ==


=== ''Stargate SG-1'' first USA airing ===
=== First USA airing ===


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Latest revision as of 19:32, 11 May 2026

Timeline

Events Sources
SG1: "Within the Serpent's Grasp"
SG1: "Children of the Gods"
"Politics"
SG1: "Children of the Gods",
"The Enemy Within"
SG1: "Emancipation"
SG-1: "The Broca Divide"
SG1: "The First Commandment"

Production

First USA airing

Series Title Airing date Directed by Written by Season Ep. Nb
Stargate SG-1 "Children of the Gods" 27 July 1997 (first airing) Mario Azzopardi Jonathan Glassner, Brad Wright Season 1 01/02
Stargate SG-1 "The Enemy Within" 1 August 1997 (first airing) Dennis Berry Brad Wright Season 1 03
Stargate SG-1 "Emancipation" 8 August 1997 (first airing) Jeff Woolnough Katharyn Powers Season 1 04
Stargate SG-1 "The Broca Divide" 15 August 1997 (first airing) William Gereghty Jonathan Glassner Season 1 05
Stargate SG-1 "The First Commandment" 22 August 1997 (first airing) Dennis Berry Robert C. Cooper Season 1 06
Stargate SG-1 "Cold Lazarus" 29 August 1997 (first airing) Ken Girotti Jeff King Season 1 07
Stargate SG-1 "The Nox" 12 September 1997 (first airing) Charles Correll Hart Hanson Season 1 08
Stargate SG-1 "Brief Candle" 19 September 1997 (first airing) Mario Azzopardi Story by: Steven Barnes
Teleplay by: Katharyn Powers
Season 1 09
Stargate SG-1 "Thor's Hammer" 26 September 1997 (first airing) Brad Turner Katharyn Powers Season 1 10
Stargate SG-1 "The Torment of Tantalus" 3 October 1997 (first airing) Jonathan Glassner Robert C. Cooper Season 1 11
Stargate SG-1 "Bloodlines" 10 October 1997 (first airing) Mario Azzopardi Story by: Mark Saraceni
Teleplay by: Jeff King
Season 1 12
Stargate SG-1 "Fire and Water" 17 October 1997 (first airing) Allan Eastman Story by: Katharyn Powers, Brad Wright
Teleplay by: Katharyn Powers
Season 1 13
Stargate SG-1 "Hathor" 24 October 1997 (first airing) Brad Turner Story by: David Bennett Carren, J. Larry Carroll
Teleplay by: Jonathan Glassner
Season 1 14
Stargate SG-1 "Singularity" 31 October 1997 (first airing) Mario Azzopardi Robert C. Cooper Season 1 15

References