Ep 14. Fallout
- TVPG
- January 23, 2004
- 43 min
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7.5 (1,077)
After the events of the previous episode, SG-1 returns to Earth. However, their arrival is met with mixed reactions from the leaders of the SGC and the US government. While Major General George Hammond and Colonel William Ronson are sympathetic to the plight of SG-1, Senator Kinsey and the newly-appointed NID leader, Colonel Lionel Pendergast, are more skeptical.
As SG-1 begins to settle back into their old routines, they quickly realize that things have changed since they were last on Earth. The SGC is now under new management, with a new head of security, Major Kearney, who seems determined to keep a close eye on SG-1's every move.
Meanwhile, the fallout from the previous mission is still being felt. Dr. Fraiser has been killed, and Lieutenant Colonel Samantha Carter has been infected with a deadly virus. As SG-1 struggles to come to terms with these losses, they are forced to confront a new threat: a group of rogue NID agents who are determined to take control of the Stargate program.
Led by Colonel Pendergast, these rogue agents have their sights set on SG-1 and will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. As tensions rise and mistrust grows, SG-1 is once again forced to fight for their lives and for the future of the Stargate program.
To make matters worse, the team is also dealing with personal issues. Daniel Jackson is struggling to come to terms with the events of the previous episode, while Teal'c is dealing with the aftermath of a failed Jaffa rebellion. Even Jack O'Neill is not immune to these difficulties, as he struggles to balance his loyalty to the SGC with his loyalty to his team.
As the situation continues to escalate, SG-1 must find a way to stop the rogue NID agents before it's too late. But with their own colleagues doubting them and the future of the Stargate program hanging in the balance, it may be up to SG-1 to save the day once again.
In the end, Fallout is a tense and action-packed episode that explores the aftermath of the previous mission while setting the stage for future events. With excellent performances from the cast and a compelling story, it's a must-watch for any fan of Stargate SG-1.