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Stargate Universe Season Two Episode Guides
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WHILE THE EPISODES ARE IN PRODUCTION:
See also Stargate Universe: Major Characters.
2.01 "Intervention"
- Control of the Destiny hangs in the balance as the battle continues between the crew and the Lucian Alliance.
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2.02 "Aftermath"
- With food and water supplies running dangerously low and tempers flaring, a shuttle is deployed to an unstable planet whose Stargate has been locked out of Destiny's controls.
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2.03 "Awakening"
- The crew encounters a ship, similar in Ancient design to Destiny, which may provide the means to return to Earth.
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2.04 "Pathogen"
- Chloe behaves in a bizarre way, prompting a search of her quarters, where Lt. Scott finds a journal penned in an alien language. Elsewhere, Eli copes with his mother's medical condition.
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2.05 "Cloverdale"
- While surveying a new planet, Lt. Scott becomes infected by a plant-like creature. As he suffers hallucinations and falls in and out of consciousness, Tamara seeks a way to treat him.
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2.06 "Trial And Error"
- A series of realistic visions cause Col. Young to question his ability as commander of Destiny.
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2.07 "The Greater Good"
- Dr. Rush and Col. Young are stranded aboard an alien ship.
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2.08 "Malice"
- Lucian Alliance prisoner Simeon escapes, creating a manhunt on a remote planet.
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2.09 "Visitation"
- Crewmembers left behind on a seemingly ideal world over a year earlier make a mysterious return.
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2.10 "Resurgence"
- All is not as it seems when Destiny follows a remote energy signature that leads them to a sea of damaged and lifeless ships.
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2.11 "Deliverance"
- Chloe contacts her alien abductors to buy the Destiny time to circumvent attacking drones; Volker and Brody tend to Destiny’s damaged shields.
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2.12 "Twin Destinies"
- Eli may have found a way home, but Rush believes the plan could go catastrophically wrong. After experts on Earth decide in favor of Eli’s plan, Rush announces his intention to remain on the ship and calls for volunteers to stay with him.
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2.13 "Alliances"
- Senator Michaels and Dr. Andrew Covel visit Destiny to analyze Rush's data; an alien ship crashes into Homeworld Command, endangering Greer and Wray.
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2.14 "Hope"
- Ginn resurfaces in Chloe via the communication stones, creating a dilemma for Eli and Rush to solve; Greer becomes a kidney donor after Tamara diagnoses Volker with end-stage renal disease.
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2.15 "Seizure"
- Rush slips into a coma in the neural interface chair, and Amanda connects with him in the ship's matrix, but Ginn informs Eli of a problem with that scenario. Elsewhere, Dr. Rodney McKay's plan to dial the ninth chevron address hits a snag.
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2.16 "The Hunt"
- An alien abducts two crewmen during an off-world expedition, and a rescue team is dispatched to save them. Meanwhile on Destiny, the discovery of a new store of technology causes trouble for Brody.
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2.17 "Common Descent"
- Attacking drones return when the Destiny tries to recharge in a star. Eli proposes a risky alternative, which requires the rest of the crew to gate to a nearby planet for safety, where they find an abandoned city.
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2.18 "Epilogue"
- Destiny reaches an abandoned modern civilization on a planet in the throes of seismic destruction. While the crew retrieves valuable data archives stored underground, Rush discovers a possible way to help the planet's survivors.
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2.19 "Blockade"
- Alien drones create a blockade of viable power sources forcing Destiny to recharge in a star so hot it could destroy the ship.
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2.20 "Gauntlet"
- Blocked by Command Ships at every star and unable to gate for supplies without alerting the drones, Destiny must take a stand or be left adrift.
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