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== Précis ==
== Précis ==


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== MGM/SciFi.com Official Summary ==
== MGM/SciFi.com Official Summary ==


Colonel Jack O'Neill is miffed about being taken off SG missions to babysit the commander and crew of the ''Prometheus'' on her shakedown cruise. But both General Hammond and General Greer feel that SG-1 has valuable experience with both hyperspace travel and this interstellar spacecraft, having already saved it from the Goa'uld and used it to help the Asgard. As it happens, Flight Commander Colonel William Renson isn't too keen on SG-1's being there, either.
Colonel Jack O'Neill is miffed about being taken off SG missions to babysit the commander and crew of the ''Prometheus'' on her shakedown cruise. But both General Hammond and General Greer feel that SG-1 has valuable experience with both hyperspace travel and this interstellar spacecraft, having already saved it from the Goa'uld and used it to help the Asgard. As it happens, Flight Commander Colonel William Ronson isn't too keen on SG-1's being there, either.


The ship comes out of hyperspace nine minutes ahead of schedule, the result of a hyperdrive problem. Major Samantha Carter explains that when the Naquadria energy levels rise too high, there is a buffer, like a surge protector, that is supposed to prevent instability. But the buffer is broken. Jonas Quinn checks the ship's sensor log and discovers that the ''Prometheus'' had passed through the intense gravity wave of an exploding star while in hyperspace.
The ship comes out of hyperspace nine minutes ahead of schedule, the result of a hyperdrive problem. Major Samantha Carter explains that when the Naquadria energy levels rise too high, there is a buffer, like a surge protector, that is supposed to prevent instability. But the buffer is broken. Jonas Quinn checks the ship's sensor log and discovers that the ''Prometheus'' had passed through the intense gravity wave of an exploding star while in hyperspace.


Jonas notes that, according to the cartouche that lists all the planets with Stargates, the ''Prometheus'' was fairly close to P3X-744. So Colonel Renson okays using the hyperdrive for a quick burst theoretically too short for much chance of instability. Carter would use the planet's Stargate to 'Gate home, get the supplies she needs, and come back to repair the buffer so that the ''Prometheus'' can return home.
Jonas notes that, according to the cartouche that lists all the planets with Stargates, the ''Prometheus'' was fairly close to P3X-744. So Colonel Ronson okays using the hyperdrive for a quick burst theoretically too short for much chance of instability. Carter would use the planet's Stargate to 'Gate home, get the supplies she needs, and come back to repair the buffer so that the ''Prometheus'' can return home.


But when they get to P3X-744, the Naquadria reactor goes critical and has to be jettisoned. The resulting electromagnetic pulse damages the ''Prometheus'' further and is perceived by the people on the planet below as an attack. They launch missiles in retaliation. Renson orders the missiles shot down, but the ship's weapons control is offline. O'Neill, on comlink, explains to their attackers that the EMP was an accident and asks them to please not destroy the ship. It works: The missiles self-destruct and the ''Prometheus'' is instructed to land by Commander Kalfas of the Tangean security force.
But when they get to P3X-744, the Naquadria reactor goes critical and has to be jettisoned. The resulting electromagnetic pulse damages the ''Prometheus'' further and is perceived by the people on the planet below as an attack. They launch missiles in retaliation. Ronson orders the missiles shot down, but the ship's weapons control is offline. O'Neill, on comlink, explains to their attackers that the EMP was an accident and asks them to please not destroy the ship. It works: The missiles self-destruct and the ''Prometheus'' is instructed to land by Commander Kalfas of the Tagrean security force.


Renson and SG-1 meet with Tangean Chairperson Ashwan, who is happy to meet visitors from another world and offers to help SG-1 find the Stargate, which they call the "Ring of the Gods." To them it is just a myth, but they let Jonas, Teal'c, and Carter go through the Tangean history books to research its whereabouts.
Ronson and SG-1 meet with Tagrean Chairperson Ashwan, who is happy to meet visitors from another world and offers to help SG-1 find the Stargate, which they call the "Ring of the Gods." To them it is just a myth, but they let Jonas, Teal'c, and Carter go through the Tagrean history books to research its whereabouts.


Kalfas is not happy about this. He is in political competition with Ashwan, who is increasingly being perceived as weak in matters of civic defense. And the arrival of the ''Prometheus'' did not help matters much.
Kalfas is not happy about this. He is in political competition with Ashwan, who is increasingly being perceived as weak in matters of civic defense. And the arrival of the ''Prometheus'' did not help matters much.


Tangean history, however, only goes back 300 years; the "dark age" before that was erased from the record. But Jonas and Teal'c meet a Tangean historian who had found some Goa'uld artifacts that led him to believe Horus was his god. According to Teal'c, Horus was Heru-ur—a Goa'uld system lord who'd invaded the Asgard home world of Cimmeria and tried to kidnap the son of his rival, Apophis. It appears Heru-ur had brought the Tangeans from Earth centuries ago, enslaved them, and, after depleting the planet's riches, departed.
Tagrean history, however, only goes back 300 years; the "dark age" before that was erased from the record. But Jonas and Teal'c meet a Tagrean historian who had found some Goa'uld artifacts that led him to believe Horus was his god. According to Teal'c, Horus was Heru'ur—a Goa'uld system lord who'd invaded the Asgard home world of Cimmeria and tried to kidnap the son of his rival, Apophis. It appears Heru'ur had brought the Tagreans from Earth centuries ago, enslaved them, and, after depleting the planet's riches, departed.


Among the artifacts is a map leading to where the Stargate is buried. With Ashwan's assistance, SG-1 unearths the 'Gate and gets it up and running. Then Kalfas and his army unexpectedly arrive to take over.
Among the artifacts is a map leading to where the Stargate is buried. With Ashwan's assistance, SG-1 unearths the 'Gate and gets it up and running. Then Kalfas and his army unexpectedly arrive to take over.


SG-1 needs the ''Prometheus'' to overpower Kalfas, but the Tangean has guns aimed at it. Ashwan assures Renson and SG-1 that ''Prometheus'' will not be fired upon. Colonel Renson is skeptical until Ashwan boards and puts himself at risk.
SG-1 needs the ''Prometheus'' to overpower Kalfas, but the Tagrean has guns aimed at it. Ashwan assures Ronson and SG-1 that ''Prometheus'' will not be fired upon. Colonel Ronson is skeptical until Ashwan boards and puts himself at risk.
 
Ashwan emerges from ''Prometheus'' and makes an eloquent speech to Kalfas' armies about how the 'Gate is the key to the Tagreans' past and future. He successfully orders the soldiers to lower their weapons and take Kalfas away. Carter can now return to SGC and get the parts needed so that the ''Prometheus'' can return home.


Ashwan emerges from ''Prometheus'' and makes an eloquent speech to Kalfas' armies about how the 'Gate is the key to the Tangeans' past and future. He successfully orders the soldiers to lower their weapons and take Kalfas away. Carter can now return to SGC and get the parts needed so that the ''Prometheus'' can return home.
''Modified by Solutions.''


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
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* [[Cimmeria]]
* [[Cimmeria]]
* [[Goa'uld]]
* [[Goa'uld]]
* [[Heru-ur]]
* [[Heru'ur]]
* [[Horus]]
* [[Naquadria]]
* [[Naquadria]]
* [[P3X-744]]
* [[Prometheus]]
* [[Prometheus Crew]]
* [[SG-1]]
* [[SG-1]]
* [[Stargate]]
* [[Stargate]]
* [[Stargate Command (SGC)]]
* [[Stargate Command (SGC)]]
* [[System Lord]]
* [[System Lord]]
* [[Tangea]]
* [[Tagrea (P3X-744)]]


=== Other ===
=== Other ===


* [[Episode Guides]]
* [[Transcripts]]
{{Season Six Ep Guide Links}}
{{Season Six Ep Guide Links}}
* [[6.20 "Memento" Transcript]]
* [[6.20 "Memento" Transcript]]
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== Related Links ==
== Related Links ==
 
{{SeasonSixLinks |
=== Official ===
  episode_name    = 6.20 "Memento" |
 
  SCIFI_summary  = 0620
* [http://www.stargatesg1.com/home/episodes/s6.html MGM Season Six Episode Guide]
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* [http://www.scifi.com/stargate/episodes/season6/0620episode.html SciFi.com 6.20 "Memento" Episode Guide]
 
=== Fan ===
 
{{Season Six Fan}}


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--[[User:KylieLee|Kylie Lee]] 10:54, 26 Jun 2004 (PDT)
--[[User:KylieLee|Kylie Lee]] 10:54, 26 Jun 2004 (PDT)

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Précis

SG-1 are aboard the X-303 on its maiden voyage into deep space. When it suddenly drops out of hyperspace, they're left stranded. Their only option is a nearby planet where a Stargate might be located, but O'Neill must first convince its people they come in peace.

Guide | Transcript

MGM/SciFi.com Official Summary

Colonel Jack O'Neill is miffed about being taken off SG missions to babysit the commander and crew of the Prometheus on her shakedown cruise. But both General Hammond and General Greer feel that SG-1 has valuable experience with both hyperspace travel and this interstellar spacecraft, having already saved it from the Goa'uld and used it to help the Asgard. As it happens, Flight Commander Colonel William Ronson isn't too keen on SG-1's being there, either.

The ship comes out of hyperspace nine minutes ahead of schedule, the result of a hyperdrive problem. Major Samantha Carter explains that when the Naquadria energy levels rise too high, there is a buffer, like a surge protector, that is supposed to prevent instability. But the buffer is broken. Jonas Quinn checks the ship's sensor log and discovers that the Prometheus had passed through the intense gravity wave of an exploding star while in hyperspace.

Jonas notes that, according to the cartouche that lists all the planets with Stargates, the Prometheus was fairly close to P3X-744. So Colonel Ronson okays using the hyperdrive for a quick burst theoretically too short for much chance of instability. Carter would use the planet's Stargate to 'Gate home, get the supplies she needs, and come back to repair the buffer so that the Prometheus can return home.

But when they get to P3X-744, the Naquadria reactor goes critical and has to be jettisoned. The resulting electromagnetic pulse damages the Prometheus further and is perceived by the people on the planet below as an attack. They launch missiles in retaliation. Ronson orders the missiles shot down, but the ship's weapons control is offline. O'Neill, on comlink, explains to their attackers that the EMP was an accident and asks them to please not destroy the ship. It works: The missiles self-destruct and the Prometheus is instructed to land by Commander Kalfas of the Tagrean security force.

Ronson and SG-1 meet with Tagrean Chairperson Ashwan, who is happy to meet visitors from another world and offers to help SG-1 find the Stargate, which they call the "Ring of the Gods." To them it is just a myth, but they let Jonas, Teal'c, and Carter go through the Tagrean history books to research its whereabouts.

Kalfas is not happy about this. He is in political competition with Ashwan, who is increasingly being perceived as weak in matters of civic defense. And the arrival of the Prometheus did not help matters much.

Tagrean history, however, only goes back 300 years; the "dark age" before that was erased from the record. But Jonas and Teal'c meet a Tagrean historian who had found some Goa'uld artifacts that led him to believe Horus was his god. According to Teal'c, Horus was Heru'ur—a Goa'uld system lord who'd invaded the Asgard home world of Cimmeria and tried to kidnap the son of his rival, Apophis. It appears Heru'ur had brought the Tagreans from Earth centuries ago, enslaved them, and, after depleting the planet's riches, departed.

Among the artifacts is a map leading to where the Stargate is buried. With Ashwan's assistance, SG-1 unearths the 'Gate and gets it up and running. Then Kalfas and his army unexpectedly arrive to take over.

SG-1 needs the Prometheus to overpower Kalfas, but the Tagrean has guns aimed at it. Ashwan assures Ronson and SG-1 that Prometheus will not be fired upon. Colonel Ronson is skeptical until Ashwan boards and puts himself at risk.

Ashwan emerges from Prometheus and makes an eloquent speech to Kalfas' armies about how the 'Gate is the key to the Tagreans' past and future. He successfully orders the soldiers to lower their weapons and take Kalfas away. Carter can now return to SGC and get the parts needed so that the Prometheus can return home.

Modified by Solutions.

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--Kylie Lee 10:54, 26 Jun 2004 (PDT)

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