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Dr. Daniel Jackson, Lt. Col. Samantha Carter, Teal'c, Vala Mal Doran, Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell

Season Ten Broadcast Schedules:

SciFi - USA — Season Premiere: July 14, 2006 at 9PM Eastern
Sky One - UK — Season Premiere: October 2006 at 8PM
SPACE - Canada — Season Premiere: Not yet announced

Season Ten Spoilers

SEASON TEN:

"Season 10: major revelations, an emotional loss, a burgeoning threat, a quest, several players enter the mix..." — Joseph Mallozzi, Aust Sci Fi interview, December 9.
"We do have a major arc upcoming in season 10 involving a new character. It has yet to be cast." — Joseph Mallozzi, GW Q&A, January 21. Brad Wright talks to SciFi Wire about adding Adria to S10's villains, Solutions Spoiler Blog, March 21. Marena Baccarin has been cast to play Adria as an adult, first appearing in 10.07 "Counterstrike". "I've shot one episode, leaving to shoot two more next week [10.10 and 10.11 "The Quest" two-parter]. [I've signed for] Three [episodes]. But I think I am doing four, so far." — Marena Baccarin, The SciFi World, May 24.
"I don’t know what is in store for S10. I know that I won’t be in all 20 eps of SG1. I do also know that I will be doing some crossover episodes in Atlantis. So again I don’t know for sure how many of each I will be in, but the majority will be SG1." — Amanda Tapping, Live Chat with The Amanda Tapping Club, January 16.
"I'm contracted for 16 episodes this season," Shanks says. "I'll probably be out of the fourth and fifth episodes and two others later on." — Michael Shanks, Michael Shanks Online Interview with Michael Shanks, January 2006.
"Season Ten is about the Ori sweeping through our galaxy, and us kind of having to start from scratch again and finding technology and resources and allies that we can use to fight against them. It puts us back at square one, so to speak." — Executive Producer Robert C. Cooper, GateWorld interview, April 14.
Brad Wright—executive producer of SCI FI Channel’s original series Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis—told SCI FI Wire that it’s been like old times having Richard Dean Anderson back on set for several guest appearances on both shows, reprising his role as Gen. Jack O’Neill. Anderson’s first appearance will be in “200,” SG-1’s 200th episode, which will air Aug. 18 as part of the series’ upcoming 10th season. “It’s been a lot of fun to see him again,” Wright said in an interview. “He’s doing two episodes of SG-1 and three episodes of Atlantis.” — Brad Wright in an interview with Ian Spelling for SCI FI Wire, April 28.
"I have my first couple pieces complete... we delivered a "Preview to Season 10" piece to Sony at the first of the month, and it turned out pretty well... the only thing is, I am not sure what it is being used for. It might be an online piece... if anyone sees it, let me know." — Ivon Bartok, Producer of DVD Special Features, GateWorld Blog, May 11. Update: Season 10 Preview on YouTube.

Stargate SG-1 Season Ten Episode Guides

Episode Order is subject to change while the season is in production.

10.01 "Flesh And Blood" Vala gives birth to her child while the allied fleet regroups after losing the battle with the Ori warships. The fate of each SG-1 member is revealed in the clean-up effort. Guide \| Transcript
10.02 "Morpheus" Still searching for Merlin's weapon, the team visits a world where going to sleep might mean never waking up. Meanwhile, Landry is faced with having to decide whether or not Vala can be trusted to remain at the SGC and has her submit to a psychiatric evaluation. Guide \| Transcript
10.03 "The Pegasus Project" An Ascended Ancient breaks her vow of non-interference to give Daniel vital information that could make the difference in the fight against the Ori. Meanwhile, the rest of SG-1, along with the crew of the Odyssey and Dr. Rodney McKay, work on a daring plan to prevent the Ori from using their Supergate. Guide \| Transcript
10.04 "Insiders" Ba'al claims that his clones want him dead and in exchange for protection, he is willing to disclose the location of Merlin's weapon which could prove invaluable against the Ori. Unfortunately, the captured clones get help from someone who is working on Ba'al's behalf from the inside, and things go terribly wrong. Guide \| Transcript
10.05 "Uninvited" Teal'c and the SG-3 team visit a planet whose inhabitants are under attack by deadly creatures spawned from parasites as Landry and Mitchell discover a similar menace on Earth. Guide \| Transcript
10.06 "200" SG-1 teammembers serve as advisors on a television series that bears remarkable similarities to the goings-on at Stargate Command. As they pitch to the producer the many adventures that they have been involved with over the years, the team discovers that truth really is stranger than fiction, but that nothing is stranger than the machinations of Hollywood. Guide \| Transcript
10.07 "Counterstrike" Deadly battles erupt between the Ori, led by Adria, and the Jaffa after 100,000 villagers are wiped out by a powerful energy wave which Adria believes was SG-1’s doing. She captures Daniel and Vala and uses her powers against them to determine the nature of the weapon. Guide \| Transcript
10.08 "Memento Mori" Vala is kidnapped by agents of the Trust, who are working under orders from the Goa'uld known as Athena. As they try to read her memories for clues to finding an ancient treasure, an accident causes Vala to forget who she is and where she came from. Guide \| Transcript	File:1002-temp-02.jpg
10.09 "Company Of Thieves" After members of the Lucian Alliance attack and hijack the starship Odyssey with Samantha Carter aboard, Mitchell goes undercover in enemy territory to rescue his teammate and recover the stolen vessel. Guide \| Transcript
10.10 "The Quest Part 1" During a quest for the Sangreal, Merlin’s anti-Ori weapon, the team must join forces with Ba’al, decipher ancient clues, and face a real-life dragon. Guide \| Transcript
10.11 "The Quest Part 2" In the company of two of their enemies, the team's quest takes on bizarre twists and ends with unexpected results as one of the teammembers is left behind. Guide \| Transcript
10.12 "Bounty" Carter uses Merlin’s technology to move an entire village into another dimension to save them from an imminent Ori attack, but the village soon comes under danger when the technology fails and the villagers are faced with capitulating to the Ori or being destroyed. Guide \| Transcript
10.13 "The Shroud" An experiment goes wrong, leaving Carter trapped in a parallel reality where martial law has been enforced and the Earth is under attack from the Ori. But the impending threat from the Ori is the least of her concerns when it becomes clear that President Landry may not allow her to return home. Guide \| Transcript
10.14 "Line In The Sand" The team, sans Daniel Jackson, travels to a planet which has been visited by a Prior of the Ori. The villagers aren’t sure that this Prior is as much of a threat as the team thinks he is. When the team meets the Prior, they realize why he is so very different from the rest. Guide \| Transcript
10.XX ALTERNATE REALITY STORY (Title Unknown) (Written by: Alan McCullough; Directed by: _) "I've always been better pitching on paper than delivering verbal pitches, so I wrote up a bunch of story ideas for both shows: Extreme Measures, In the Darkest Recesses, The Kindred, Suffer the Children, Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, The Tainted, and Morpheus. [...] Yesterday Today and Tomorrow is a time travel story (x2) that I've wanted to do since last year." — Joseph Mallozzi in his GateWorld Blog, November 13, 2005. "The next couple of weeks will no doubt be spent reading and commenting on scripts, revising, and hopefully breaking some more stories. I'd love to get cracking on the big SG-1 mid-season quest two-parter or the time travel, What If?, story we briefly discussed (hopefully, no producer's head will explode this time, unlike the time we broke Moebius I and II)." — Joseph Mallozzi, Gateworld Blog, January 2, 2006. Concerning "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow": "It's not episode 9. And hopefully, it will be in the back half of season 10." — Joseph Mallozzi, SG1Solutions, January 20, 2006. "When writers are coming up with new ideas, it’s often the case that one story, or part of a story, is too similar to a story idea that has already been written or agreed upon (or purchased, as is the case with freelance writers). When this happens, we say the idea “steps on” the other. And that happens quite a lot. So often really good ideas get squashed because they would be repetitive. And it happened on SG-1 just recently with two stories that at first glance don’t appear to be too similar but once you take a good look at them they are. Joe Mallozzi had come up with a time travel story, and Alan McCullough was working on an alternate reality story. Now it doesn’t take a genius to realize that if you go back in time, and change the future, that you’d be dealing with a present tense alternate reality. So they stepped on each other. And only one went ahead. But you’ll have to wait until later in the season until I tell you which one went ahead… but I’m taking the political middle ground – in my opinion, both episodes would be a lot of fun." — Alex Levine, Script Coordinator, SciFi.com Blog, July 25, 2006. "And apparently there's an episode coming up where Carter ends up on her own in an alternate universe and proceeds to change the course of things in that universe." — Amanda Tapping, TV Guide Insider Q&A, July 2006.

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-:*"It's not episode 9.  And hopefully, it will be in the back half of season 10." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi, SG1Solutions, January 20.
+:*"I've always been better pitching on paper than delivering verbal pitches, so I wrote up a bunch of story ideas for both shows: Extreme Measures, In the Darkest Recesses, The Kindred, Suffer the Children, Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, The Tainted, and Morpheus. [...] Yesterday Today and Tomorrow is a time travel story (x2) that I've wanted to do since last year." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi in his GateWorld Blog, November 13, 2005.
-:*"The next couple of weeks will no doubt be spent reading and commenting on scripts, revising, and hopefully breaking some more stories. I'd love to get cracking on the big SG-1 mid-season quest two-parter or '''the time travel, What If?, story we briefly discussed''' (hopefully, no producer's head will explode this time, unlike the time we broke Moebius I and II)." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi, January 2 Blog.
+:*"The next couple of weeks will no doubt be spent reading and commenting on scripts, revising, and hopefully breaking some more stories. I'd love to get cracking on the big SG-1 mid-season quest two-parter or '''the time travel, What If?, story we briefly discussed''' (hopefully, no producer's head will explode this time, unlike the time we broke Moebius I and II)." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi, Gateworld Blog, January 2, 2006.
-:*"I've always been better pitching on paper than delivering verbal pitches, so I wrote up a bunch of story ideas for both shows: Extreme Measures, In the Darkest Recesses, The Kindred, Suffer the Children, Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, The Tainted, and Morpheus. [...] Yesterday Today and Tomorrow is a time travel story (x2) that I've wanted to do since last year." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi in his GateWorld Blog, November 13.
+:*Concerning "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow": "It's not episode 9.  And hopefully, it will be in the back half of season 10." &mdash; Joseph Mallozzi, SG1Solutions, January 20, 2006.
+:*"When writers are coming up with new ideas, it’s often the case that one story, or part of a story, is too similar to a story idea that has already been written or agreed upon (or purchased, as is the case with freelance writers). When this happens, we say the idea “steps on” the other. And that happens quite a lot. So often really good ideas get squashed because they would be repetitive. And it happened on SG-1 just recently with two stories that at first glance don’t appear to be too similar but once you take a good look at them they are. Joe Mallozzi had come up with a time travel story, and Alan McCullough was working on an alternate reality story. Now it doesn’t take a genius to realize that if you go back in time, and change the future, that you’d be dealing with a present tense alternate reality. So they stepped on each other. And only one went ahead. But you’ll have to wait until later in the season until I tell you which one went ahead… but I’m taking the political middle ground – in my opinion, both episodes would be a lot of fun." &mdash; Alex Levine, Script Coordinator, [http://blog.scifi.com/stargate/archives/2006/07/ SciFi.com Blog], July 25, 2006.
+:*"And apparently there's an episode coming up where Carter ends up on her own in an alternate universe and proceeds to change the course of things in that universe." &mdash; Amanda Tapping, [http://www.tvguide.com/News/Insider/default.htm?cmsRedir=true&rmDate=07282006&cmsGuid={17055984-1ABF-4D70-BAF7-CE541C97359E} TV Guide Insider Q&A], July 2006.
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10.01 "Flesh And Blood" Vala gives birth to her child while the allied fleet regroups after losing the battle with the Ori warships. The fate of each SG-1 member is revealed in the clean-up effort. Guide \| Transcript
10.02 "Morpheus" Still searching for Merlin's weapon, the team visits a world where going to sleep might mean never waking up. Meanwhile, Landry is faced with having to decide whether or not Vala can be trusted to remain at the SGC and has her submit to a psychiatric evaluation. Guide \| Transcript
10.03 "The Pegasus Project" An Ascended Ancient breaks her vow of non-interference to give Daniel vital information that could make the difference in the fight against the Ori. Meanwhile, the rest of SG-1, along with the crew of the Odyssey and Dr. Rodney McKay, work on a daring plan to prevent the Ori from using their Supergate. Guide \| Transcript
10.04 "Insiders" Ba'al claims that his clones want him dead and in exchange for protection, he is willing to disclose the location of Merlin's weapon which could prove invaluable against the Ori. Unfortunately, the captured clones get help from someone who is working on Ba'al's behalf from the inside, and things go terribly wrong. Guide \| Transcript
10.05 "Uninvited" Teal'c and the SG-3 team visit a planet whose inhabitants are under attack by deadly creatures spawned from parasites as Landry and Mitchell discover a similar menace on Earth. Guide \| Transcript
10.06 "200" SG-1 teammembers serve as advisors on a television series that bears remarkable similarities to the goings-on at Stargate Command. As they pitch to the producer the many adventures that they have been involved with over the years, the team discovers that truth really is stranger than fiction, but that nothing is stranger than the machinations of Hollywood. Guide \| Transcript
10.07 "Counterstrike" Deadly battles erupt between the Ori, led by Adria, and the Jaffa after 100,000 villagers are wiped out by a powerful energy wave which Adria believes was SG-1’s doing. She captures Daniel and Vala and uses her powers against them to determine the nature of the weapon. Guide \| Transcript
10.08 "Memento Mori" Vala is kidnapped by agents of the Trust, who are working under orders from the Goa'uld known as Athena. As they try to read her memories for clues to finding an ancient treasure, an accident causes Vala to forget who she is and where she came from. Guide \| Transcript	File:1002-temp-02.jpg
10.09 "Company Of Thieves" After members of the Lucian Alliance attack and hijack the starship Odyssey with Samantha Carter aboard, Mitchell goes undercover in enemy territory to rescue his teammate and recover the stolen vessel. Guide \| Transcript
10.10 "The Quest Part 1" During a quest for the Sangreal, Merlin’s anti-Ori weapon, the team must join forces with Ba’al, decipher ancient clues, and face a real-life dragon. Guide \| Transcript
10.11 "The Quest Part 2" In the company of two of their enemies, the team's quest takes on bizarre twists and ends with unexpected results as one of the teammembers is left behind. Guide \| Transcript
10.12 "Bounty" Carter uses Merlin’s technology to move an entire village into another dimension to save them from an imminent Ori attack, but the village soon comes under danger when the technology fails and the villagers are faced with capitulating to the Ori or being destroyed. Guide \| Transcript
10.13 "The Shroud" An experiment goes wrong, leaving Carter trapped in a parallel reality where martial law has been enforced and the Earth is under attack from the Ori. But the impending threat from the Ori is the least of her concerns when it becomes clear that President Landry may not allow her to return home. Guide \| Transcript
10.14 "Line In The Sand" The team, sans Daniel Jackson, travels to a planet which has been visited by a Prior of the Ori. The villagers aren’t sure that this Prior is as much of a threat as the team thinks he is. When the team meets the Prior, they realize why he is so very different from the rest. Guide \| Transcript
10.XX ALTERNATE REALITY STORY (Title Unknown) (Written by: Alan McCullough; Directed by: _) "I've always been better pitching on paper than delivering verbal pitches, so I wrote up a bunch of story ideas for both shows: Extreme Measures, In the Darkest Recesses, The Kindred, Suffer the Children, Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, The Tainted, and Morpheus. [...] Yesterday Today and Tomorrow is a time travel story (x2) that I've wanted to do since last year." — Joseph Mallozzi in his GateWorld Blog, November 13, 2005. "The next couple of weeks will no doubt be spent reading and commenting on scripts, revising, and hopefully breaking some more stories. I'd love to get cracking on the big SG-1 mid-season quest two-parter or the time travel, What If?, story we briefly discussed (hopefully, no producer's head will explode this time, unlike the time we broke Moebius I and II)." — Joseph Mallozzi, Gateworld Blog, January 2, 2006. Concerning "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow": "It's not episode 9. And hopefully, it will be in the back half of season 10." — Joseph Mallozzi, SG1Solutions, January 20, 2006. "When writers are coming up with new ideas, it’s often the case that one story, or part of a story, is too similar to a story idea that has already been written or agreed upon (or purchased, as is the case with freelance writers). When this happens, we say the idea “steps on” the other. And that happens quite a lot. So often really good ideas get squashed because they would be repetitive. And it happened on SG-1 just recently with two stories that at first glance don’t appear to be too similar but once you take a good look at them they are. Joe Mallozzi had come up with a time travel story, and Alan McCullough was working on an alternate reality story. Now it doesn’t take a genius to realize that if you go back in time, and change the future, that you’d be dealing with a present tense alternate reality. So they stepped on each other. And only one went ahead. But you’ll have to wait until later in the season until I tell you which one went ahead… but I’m taking the political middle ground – in my opinion, both episodes would be a lot of fun." — Alex Levine, Script Coordinator, SciFi.com Blog, July 25, 2006. "And apparently there's an episode coming up where Carter ends up on her own in an alternate universe and proceeds to change the course of things in that universe." — Amanda Tapping, TV Guide Insider Q&A, July 2006.

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