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[[Category:Episode Guides]][[Image:sga-s2.jpg|frame|none|[[John Sheppard|Lt. Col. John Sheppard]], [[Steven Caldwell|Col. Steven Caldwell]], [[Ronon Dex]], [[Teyla Emmagan]], [[Carson Beckett|Dr. Carson Beckett]], [[Rodney McKay|Dr. Rodney McKay]], [[Elizabeth Weir|Dr. Elizabeth Weir]]]]
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==Summary==
==Stargate Atlantis Season Two Episode Guides==
 
This article covers the episodes of the spin-off ''Stargate Atlantis'' as it crosses stories with ''Stargate SG-1'' or as it impacts the mythology of the ''Stargate'' universe.
 
==Précis==
 
The Atlantis Expedition Team begins their second year in the Ancients' city-ship as the war with the Wraith takes on interesting twists, including the discovery of advanced technology left behind by the Ancients.
 
==Season Two==
 
===2.01 "The Siege Part 3"===
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.01 "The Siege Part 3" Episode Guide|2.01 "The Siege Part 3"]]
|valign="top"|[[Image:daedalus-201a.jpg|thumb|170px|left|''Daedalus'' lands on Atlantis]]
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|valign="top"|[[Image:atlantis-201.jpg|thumb|170px|left|Atlantis is seemingly destroyed to fool Wraith]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.02 "The Intruder" Episode Guide|2.02 "The Intruder"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.03 "Runner" Episode Guide|2.03 "Runner"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.04 "Duet" Episode Guide|2.04 "Duet"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.05 "Condemned" Episode Guide|2.05 "Condemned"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.06 "Trinity" Episode Guide|2.06 "Trinity"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.07 "Instinct" Episode Guide|2.07 "Instinct"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.08 "Conversion" Episode Guide|2.08 "Conversion"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.09 "Aurora" Episode Guide|2.09 "Aurora"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1" Episode Guide|2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.11 "The Hive Part 2" Episode Guide|2.11 "The Hive Part 2"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.12 "Epiphany" Episode Guide|2.12 "Epiphany"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.13 "Critical Mass" Episode Guide|2.13 "Critical Mass"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.14 "Grace Under Pressure" Episode Guide|2.14 "Grace Under Pressure"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.15 "The Tower" Episode Guide|2.15 "The Tower"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.16 "The Long Goodbye" Episode Guide|2.16 "The Long Goodbye"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.17 "Coup D'Etat" Episode Guide|2.17 "Coup D'Etat"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.18 "Michael" Episode Guide|2.18 "Michael"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.19 "Inferno" Episode Guide|2.19 "Inferno"]]
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|valign="top"|[[SGA 2.20 "Allies Part 1" Episode Guide|2.20 "Allies Part 1"]]
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''From SciFi.com Official Episode Summary:''
The Wraith assault on Atlantis rages on. In the midst of the chaos, Dr. Beckett treats Lt. Ford, who has been rescued from a near-fatal encounter with the alien invaders. Ford's abnormally quick recovery, however, leaves the doctor suspicious. He worries that the Wraith who attacked Ford might have injected the young officer with a harmful enzyme, causing unpredictable long-term damage.
Meanwhile, far above the planet and surrounded by Wraith, Maj. Sheppard faces seemingly certain death — until he is rescued by Earth's newest and most sophisticated space battle cruiser, the ''Daedalus''. Commanded by Col. Steven Caldwell, the ''Daedalus'' has completed its long journey to the Pegasus galaxy just in time. With its help, the Atlantis team defeats the Wraith's first assault on the city.
Their victory, however, is short-lived. The next wave of the Wraith onslaught — an entire fleet — is bearing down on Atlantis. With a little over a day before the new attack, Dr. Weir realizes that even the ''Daedalus'' will be no match for the Wraith's redoubled forces. The team's only hope is a drastic plan devised by Dr. McKay — but the complicated technology it requires might take too long to perfect.
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===2.02 "The Intruder"===
{|
|valign="top"|[[Image:daedalus-20201.jpg|thumb|170px|left|''Daedalus'' returning to Atlantis in hyperspace]]
|valign="top"|[[Image:hermiod.jpg|thumb|170px|left|Asgard Hermiod]]
|valign="top"|[[Image:daedalus-20202.jpg|thumb|170px|left|''Daedalus'' and errant F-302 fly toward a sun]]
|}
''From SciFi.com Official Episode Summary:''
Drs. Weir and McKay and the newly promoted Lt. Col. Sheppard are en route from Earth to Atlantis on board the ''Daedalus''. Their first visit home has been emotionally draining, and they are looking forward to resuming their lives in the Ancient city.
Soon after they cross into the Pegasus galaxy, however, a scientist is electrocuted in the ''Daedalus'''s computer room. McKay first believes that faulty circuitry is to blame, but then a second scientist is killed while investigating the problem. Now convinced that the deaths are no accident, McKay convinces Col. Caldwell, commander of the ''Daedalus'', to drop the ship out of hyperspace until the murderous saboteur can be found.
With the help of the ship's Asgard advisor, Hermiod, McKay quickly discovers that the saboteur isn't a person at all — it's a Wraith computer virus. It seems to possess some form of artificial intelligence, allowing it to predict the actions of its human opponents and rewrite itself in response. Unless those on the ''Daedalus'' can stop it, it will fly the ship straight to the Wraith, giving them access to all the advanced human and Asgard technology aboard.
When McKay attempts a full system shutdown, the resilient virus responds by flying the ship straight toward the coronasphere of a nearby star. The route will not destroy the ship, but the intense radiation will kill everyone aboard, freeing the virus to continue its mission without interference. As they zoom toward the star, Sheppard, McKay and the others know they will have to find a solution quickly if they want to see their new home again.
'''NOTE:''' It is possible that this trip from Earth to Atlantis onboard the ''Daedalus'' is the ride which Daniel Jackson missed when Vala Mal Doran attached herself to him with the Kor Mak bracelets in the episode, 9.01 "Avalon Part 1".
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===2.13 "Critical Mass"===
{|
|valign="top"|[[Image:sga21301.jpg|thumb|170px|left|Agent Barrett briefs Gen. Landry and Dr. Lee on the Goa'uld threat to Atlantis]]
|valign="top"|[[Image:sga21302.jpg|thumb|170px|left|Dr. Lee explains communication relay from Earth to Atlantis]]
|valign="top"|[[Image:sga21303.jpg|thumb|170px|left|Col. Caldwell unknowingly has become a Goa'uld host]]
|}
''From SciFi.com Official Episode Summary:''
On Earth, a galaxy away from Atlantis, Gen. Landry receives intelligence that The Trust, a group of conspirators controlled by the evil Goa'uld (8.14 "Full Alert"), have learned of the Ancient city and sent an undercover operative there to plant a bomb. Details are sketchy, but any use of Atlantis's Stargate to dial Earth will somehow trigger the explosion.
The moment that Earth relays this news to Atlantis, Dr. Weir orders both the Stargate and the city's main power source, a ZPM, shut down. She also orders the absent starship ''Daedalus'' to return, because the bomber might be trying to escape aboard it.
In the midst of this intense search for both bomb and bomber, the city's distress beacon activates. Before McKay can shut it off, it catches the attention of two Wraith cruisers, who head straight for Atlantis. If they discover that the city still exists, they will attack immediately. To prevent such a catastrophe, McKay prepares to reconnect the ZPM and use its power to cloak the city from view.
Suspicion is consuming the city. McKay suspects that Lt. Cadman, a demolitions expert, is the saboteur. Weir suspects Dr. Kavanagh, a disgruntled scientist. For his part, Kavanagh suspects Dr. Zelenka, who is off-world on a conveniently timed mission. Weir's suspicions carry the most weight, however, so the investigation's focus settles on the prickly and defensive Kavanagh.
Then McKay discovers that no actual bomb exists. Instead, the saboteur has removed the failsafes from the ZPM, so that it will overload in a massive explosion as soon as it emits any significant amount of power. The saboteur has been trying to provoke them into dialing Earth or cloaking the city — either of which will cause an overload.
But the Wraith are closing in. In desperation, McKay shuts down as many secondary systems as possible and activates the cloak. As the power usage levels inch toward critical, Weir considers torturing Kavanagh for answers. Atlantis teeters on the brink of destruction, though whether it will come from without or from within remains to be seen.
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==Episodes==
* [[9.01 "Avalon Part 1" Episode Guide|9.01 "Avalon Part 1"]]
* [[9.13 "Ripple Effect" Episode Guide|9.13 "Ripple Effect"]]
==Related Characters==
* [[Daniel Jackson|Dr. Daniel Jackson]]
* [[Hank Landry|Gen. Hank Landry]]
* [[Malcolm Barrett|Agent Malcolm Barrett]]
* [[Carson Beckett|Dr. Carson Beckett]]
* [[Laura Cadman|Lt. Cadman]]
* [[Steven Caldwell|Col. Steven Caldwell]]
* [[Ronon Dex]]
* [[Teyla Emmagan]]
* [[Aiden Ford|Lt. Aiden Ford]]
* [[Hermiod]]
* [[Kavanagh|Dr. Kavanagh]]
* [[Bill Lee|Dr. Bill Lee]]
* [[Rodney McKay|Dr. Rodney McKay]]
* [[John Sheppard|Maj./Lt. Col. John Sheppard]]
* [[Vala Mal Doran]]
* [[Elizabeth Weir|Dr. Elizabeth Weir]]
* [[Radek Zelenka|Dr. Radek Zelenka]]
==Related Articles==
===Keywords===
* [[Ancients]]
* [[Asgard]]
* [[Atlantis]]
* [[Daedalus]]
* [[Goa'uld]]
* [[Kor Mak Bracelets]]
* [[Stargate]]
* [[Stargate Command (SGC)]]
* [[The Trust]]
* [[Wraith]]
* [[Zero Point Module (ZPM)]]
==Related Links==
* [http://www.scifi.com/atlantis/ SciFi.com Stargate Atlantis]
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Latest revision as of 05:40, 23 June 2006

Stargate Atlantis Season Two Episode Guides

2.01 "The Siege Part 3"
As Lt. Aiden Ford recovers from his near-fatal encounter with a Wraith, the team races against time to save the city from an impending Wraith assault.

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2.02 "The Intruder"
A mysterious intruder has infected the Daedalus's computers with a virus that may allow them to take control of the ship.

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2.03 "Runner"
Ronon Dex, a fierce survivor of a Wraith attack, may be the team’s only hope in combating the now dangerous, Wraith-infected Ford.

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2.04 "Duet"
A technical glitch during their rescue from a Wraith ship forces McKay and Lt. Cadman to coexist inside McKay's body.

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2.05 "Condemned"
The team visits a technologically advanced planet inhabited by a civilization mysteriously unharmed by the Wraith.

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2.06 "Trinity"
McKay may have found a new and potent source of energy for Atlantis based on un-perfected Ancient technology.

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2.07 "Instinct"
While experimenting with a retrovirus that could turn Wraiths back into humans, Dr. Beckett inadvertently puts Sheppard's life at risk.

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2.08 "Conversion"
The team races to find a cure for the retrovirus that is mutating Sheppard into a Wraith.

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2.09 "Aurora"
The discovery of an Ancient warship whose millennia-old crew lives in a virtual environment leads Sheppard and his crew into a direct confrontation with the Wraith.

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2.10 "The Lost Boys Part 1"
As they are exploring a new planet, Sheppard and his crew find Lt. Aidan Ford living in a cave under the influence of a powerful drug and planning revenge on the Wraith.

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2.11 "The Hive Part 2"
The effects of the enzyme’s grip on the Atlantis team begin to wear off, sending them into withdrawal as they look to escape from the Wraith hive ship.

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2.12 "Epiphany"
Sheppard is pulled through a mysterious portal and trapped in a world inhabited by Ancients who are terrorized by a large shadowy monster.

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2.13 "Critical Mass"
The team races against time to foil the Goa'uld's plans to destroy Atlantis.

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2.14 "Grace Under Pressure"
Help comes to McKay in an unlikely form after his puddle jumper crash-lands in the ocean.

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2.15 "The Tower"
The team encounters a village with an enigmatic leader who possesses the ability to protect his subjects from Wraith attacks.

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2.16 "The Long Goodbye"
Sheppard and Weir become a threat to Atlantis when their minds are taken over by hostile entities.

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2.17 "Coup D'Etat"
When the team learns that the Genii are posing a new, dangerous threat, they realize that the truce with their old foe may be at an end.

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2.18 "Michael"
When the team attempts to turn a Wraith into a human with Dr. Beckett's perfected vaccine, the results are disastrous.

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2.19 "Inferno"
McKay must save the team when they are trapped on a planet with a super-volcano.

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2.20 "Allies Part 1"
The team is shocked when the Wraith call for an alliance.

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