SG-1 Season 7

SG-1 Season 7
Episodes	22
Original Channel	Sci-Fi Channel
Original Run	June 13, 2003-March 19, 2004
Showrunners	Robert C. Cooper
Chronology
Preceded by	SG-1 Season 6
Followed by	SG-1 Season 8

Season seven of Stargate SG-1 began airing on June 13, 2003 on the US-American Sci-Fi Channel. The seventh season concluded after 22 episodes on March 19, 2004 on British Sky One, which overtook the Sci-Fi Channel in mid-season. It was intended on being SG-1's final season, where Stargate: Atlantis would continue on.

Broadcast Episodes

Image	Title	Number	Airdate	Planet(s)	Race(s)	Enemies
	"Fallen (Part 2 of 3)"	701	June 13, 2003	Earth, P3X-042, Vis Uban	Goa'uld, Jaffa, Langaran, Nomads of Vis Uban, Tok'ra	Anubis
	Jonas Quinn's search for the Lost City of the Ancients leads SG-1 to Vis Uban, where they find Dr. Daniel Jackson, who seemed to have de-ascended, and has no memories of his past life whatsoever. Meanwhile, Anubis is now using his superweapon to thwart his enemies, and is also made aware of Vis Uban. Quinn and Jackson must sneak onboard his mothership to disable the weapon, while Major Samantha Carter and Colonel Jack O'Neill use their F-302 fighter-interceptor to penetrate its shield, weakening the ship while Teal'c enlists the help of System Lord Yu-huang Shang Ti.
	"Homecoming (Part 3 of 3)"	702	June 13, 2003	Earth, Langara	Goa'uld, Jaffa, Langaran	Anubis, Hale
	Anubis captures Jonas Quinn, and learns from him the location of Langara, and of the Naquadria. He plans to use the element to power his superweapon. While Anubis occupies the planet, Teal'c is having a hard time convincing Yu-huang Shang Ti's forces to attack Anubis, so he asks Yu's First Prime, Oshu, to convince Ba'al to take over the combined fleet of the System Lords.
	"Fragile Balance"	703	June 20, 2003	Earth	Asgard	Loki
	A teenager claiming to be Colonel Jack O'Neill arrives at Stargate Command. At first believed to be an impostor, the teen manages to recite key facts about his fellow team members. After believing it to be O'Neill, they find out he's a botched clone. They investigate what's happened to the real O'Neill and discover that a rogue Asgard may be responsible.
	"Orpheus"	704	June 27, 2003	Earth, Erebus	Jaffa	Erebus Commander
	Teal'c is shot on a mission and is determined to make his recovery as quick as possible, since Rya'c and Bra'tac have been captured and work as slaves on Erebus. Dr. Daniel Jackson starts to remember a few events from his time while he ascended, and uses them to aid several SG teams to infiltrate the labor camp and rescue all the imprisoned Jaffa.
	"Revisions"	705	July 11, 2003	Earth, P3X-289	People of P3X-289	Link
	SG-1 finds a civilization living in a Dome on an unlivable planet. The seemingly peaceful civilization use geothermal energy to maintain the dome. However, mysteriously, several people start disappearing, and the dome is slowly shrinking.
	"Lifeboat"	706	July 18, 2003	Earth, P2A-347	Talthun	N/A
	While examining a crashed alien ship called the Stromos, Dr. Daniel Jackson is struck by a power surge. After returning to Stargate Command, it is discovered that several consciousnesses from the people who were trapped in stasis pods on the ship are now in Jackson's head.
	"Enemy Mine"	707	July 25, 2003	Earth, P3X-403	Unas	Unas
	SG-11 is attempting to mine Naquadah on P3X-403 and have alarmed a number of native Unas, after they were provoked on their sacred ground. The only hope for a truce is for Dr. Daniel Jackson to bring Chaka to 403. However, the Tau'ri military do not wish an alliance.
	"Space Race"	708	August 1, 2003	Earth, Hebridan	Hebridian, Serrakin	Del Tynan
	Warrick Finn from Hebridan comes to Earth and asks Major Samantha Carter for assistance to win an annual Hebridian race in exchange for advanced technology.
	"Avenger 2.0"	709	August 8, 2003	Earth, P3C-249, P3L-997, P5S-117	Jaffa	Ba'al
	After his job is threatened, Dr. Jay Felger desperately plans on Avenger, a computer virus that could render a Dial Home Device useless to keep his position in Stargate Command. However, the plan goes awry, as soon, every Stargate in the Milky Way is affected, caused by the virus, which puts the entire galaxy into a stand still.
	"Birthright"	710	August 15, 2003	Earth, Hak'tyl, Unnamed	Jaffa	N/A
	SG-1 encounter the Hak'tyl Resistance, a group of rebel Jaffa females who renounced their "god" Moloc as a false one, after realizing he had ordered all young females to be put to death. SG-1 proposes that they no longer need to rely on symbiotes, since they are running low on them and offers them a substitute, Tretonin. However, some members of the Resistance are still adamant about retrieving a symbiote for their younger female members at all costs. Meanwhile, Teal'c gets close to the Hak'tyl leader, Ishta.
	"Evolution (Part 1 of 2)"	711	August 22, 2003	Earth, Ramius' homeworld, Unnamed	Goa'uld, Jaffa, Kull, Tok'ra	Anubis, Kull
	Anubis has created an army of invulnerable killing machines called Kull warriors to do his work and wipe out the rival Goa'uld. They have armor that impervious to all known weapons. The only way to stop them is for Dr. Daniel Jackson to go to a hidden temple in Honduras that is the origin of the "fountain of youth" myth.
	"Evolution (Part 2 of 2)"	712	January 9, 2004	Earth, Tartarus	Goa'uld, Jaffa, Kull, Tok'ra	Anubis, Kull, Rafael
	Dr. Daniel Jackson and Dr. Bill Lee are captured in Honduras by rebels after getting their hands on a device that could stop the Kull warriors. As Colonel Jack O'Neill launches a secret mission with an old acquaintance to retrieve the two, the rest of the team uncover more information on the warriors by infiltrating Tartarus, the planet on which they are created.
	"Grace"	713	January 16, 2004	Earth	Interstellar cloud, Unknown	Unknown
	While on a journey to Earth, the Prometheus makes first contact with an Unidentified spaceship and is attacked. As the ship retreats to an Interstellar cloud, Major Samantha Carter is knocked unconscious. She later awakens, only to find the ship completely abandoned in the Interstellar cloud, but has several hallucinations of the rest of her team as well as a mysterious young girl named Grace.
	"Fallout"	714	January 23, 2004	Earth, Langara	Goa'uld, Langaran	Kianna Cyr's Goa'uld
	Jonas Quinn arrives back to Earth for help, due to the mining of the Naquadria, Langara experiences several violent tremors, and will face an earthquake that will destroy Kelowna. As Dr. Daniel Jackson negotiates with the councilors, Major Samantha Carter aids Jonas with the help of Jonas' assistant, Kianna Cyr, unaware that Kianna is not who she appears to be.
	"Chimera"	715	January 30, 2004	Earth	Goa'uld	Osiris
	Dr. Daniel Jackson is plagued with several dreams involving his past, but this time is pushed by Sarah Gardner to reveal the location of the Lost City of the Ancients. However, little does he know, Osiris visits him in his sleep every night until he can find out the city's location. Meanwhile, Major Samantha Carter is seeing someone, a Denver cop named Pete Shanahan.
	"Death Knell"	716	February 6, 2004	Alpha Site (Second), Earth	Jaffa, Kull, Tok'ra	Kull
	The Kull Warriors have infiltrated the Alpha Site, where work on a weapon to stop them is taking place. The base is destroyed, but Major Samantha Carter is missing, on the run, trying to hide from a warrior. Meanwhile, the Tok'ra-Tau'ri-Jaffa alliance is once again challenged and it looks like the alliance itself may finally fall apart.
	"Heroes (Part 1 of 2)"	717	February 13, 2004	Earth, P3X-666	N/A	N/A
	Towards the end of his term, the President of the United States sends a film crew to document the life of Stargate Command personnel in case the public gets news of the Stargate Program's existence. However, director Emmett Bregman finds that the base's personnel are less than eager to participate.
	"Heroes (Part 2 of 2)"	718	February 20, 2004	Earth, P3X-666	Jaffa	Jaffa
	As Emmett Bregman continues filming his documentary on the Stargate Program and its personnel, SG-1, SG-5 and SG-7 arrive on P3X-666 to save SG-13 who have come under fire from Jaffa. As the teams return, it's clear something has gone horribly wrong.
	"Resurrection"	719	February 27, 2004	Earth	Goa'uld	Anna/Sekhmet, Keffler
	SG-1 minus Colonel Jack O'Neill are in Los Angeles where the NID Agent Malcolm Barrett discovers a Rogue NID experiment. Also, a Goa'uld explosive device is activated, and they have only hours to deactivate it, or the entire city will be destroyed.
	"Inauguration"	720	March 5, 2004	Earth	N/A	N/A
	The newly inaugurated President of the United States, Henry Hayes, is briefed on the Stargate Program by his Vice President, Robert Kinsey. Kinsey once again attempts to install his own people at Stargate Command with the help of Agent Richard Woolsey. When Woolsey discovers Kinsey's true intentions, he must decide where his true loyalties lie.
	"Lost City (Part 1 of 2)"	721	March 12, 2004	Chulak, Earth, P3X-439	Goa'uld, Jaffa, Kull	Anubis, Kull
	As SG-1 continue to search for the Lost City of the Ancients, they uncover an Ancient Repository of knowledge which may hold the secret of its location. However, the safety of Earth is threatened when it's revealed that Anubis is planning an imminent attack. Stargate Command has been shut down for a three-month review with Dr. Elizabeth Weir serving as the replacement for Major General George S. Hammond.
	"Lost City (Part 2 of 2)"	722	March 19, 2004	Chulak, Earth, Praclarush	Chulakian, Goa'uld, Jaffa, Kull	Anubis, Kull
	With the full force of Anubis' fleet en route to Earth, SG-1 undertakes one final effort to find the Lost City of the Ancients before time runs out. As the Ancient knowledge continues to overwhelm Colonel Jack O'Neill's mind, a clue to its whereabouts finally emerges, leading the team to a distant planet across the galaxy. Earth meanwhile attempts to fend off an invasion with the fate of the planet and mankind hanging in the balance.

Cast

Main characters

• Richard Dean Anderson as Colonel Jack O'Neill (20/22 episodes)
• Amanda Tapping as Major Samantha Carter (21/22 episodes)
• Christopher Judge as Teal'c (21/22 episodes)
• Don S. Davis as Major General George S. Hammond (21/22 episodes)
• And Michael Shanks as Dr. Daniel Jackson (21/22 episodes)

Recurring characters

• Gary Jones as MSgt. Walter Harriman (12/22 episodes)
• Dan Shea as MSgt. Sylvester Siler (10/22 episodes)
• Peter Kufluk as TSgt. Connor (8/22 episodes)
• Teryl Rothery as Dr. Janet Fraiser (7/22 episodes)
• Martin Wood as Major Wood (6/22 episodes)
• David Palffy as Anubis (5/22 episodes)
• Carmen Argenziano as Jacob Carter/Selmak (5/22 episodes)
• Tony Amendola as Bra'tac (5/22 episodes)
• Bill Dow as Dr. Bill Lee (4/22 episodes)
• Ronny Cox as Senator/Vice President Robert Kinsey (4/22 episodes)
• Eric Breker as Colonel Albert Reynolds (4/22 episodes)
• Sean Tyson as TSgt. Mecker (4/22 episodes)
• Corin Nemec as Jonas Quinn (3/22 episodes)
• Michael Adamthwaite as Her'ak (3/22 episodes)
• William Devane as President Henry Hayes (3/22 episodes)
• Hector Navarro as TSgt. Kraushaar (3/22 episodes)
• Bill Nikolai as TSgt. Vern Alberts (3/22 episodes)
• T.M. Sandulak as TSgt. Ziplinski (3/22 episodes)
• Nickolas Baric as Penhall (3/22 episodes)
• Robert Picardo as Agent Richard Woolsey (2/22 episodes)
• Jessica Steen as Dr. Elizabeth Weir (2/22 episodes)
• Gillian Barber as First Minister Dreylock (2/22 episodes)
• Kevan Ohtsji as Oshu (2/22 episodes)
• John Prowse as Colonel Stewart Pearson (2/22 episodes)
• Frank Roman as Rafael (2/22 episodes)
• Zak Santiago as Rogelio Duran (2/22 episodes)
• Victor Favrin as Chalo (2/22 episodes)
• Saul Rubinek as Emmett Bregman (2/22 episodes)
• Mitchell Kosterman as Colonel Tom Rundell (2/22 episodes)
• Tobias Slezak as TSgt. Dale James (2/22 episodes)
• Christopher Redman as Airman Shep Wickenhouse (2/22 episodes)
• Adam Baldwin as Colonel David Dixon (2/22 episodes)
• Julius Chapple as Senior Airman Simon Wells (2/22 episodes)
• Christopher Pearce as Senior Airman Jake Bosworth (2/22 episodes)
• Ingrid Kavelaars as Major Erin Gant (2/22 episodes)
• Tony Baretta as TSgt. Peters (2/22 episodes)
• James McDaniel as General Francis Maynard (2/22 episodes)
• Daniel Cudmore as Yu's Jaffa commander (2/22 episodes)
• Rob Hayter as Sergeant (2/20 episodes)
• Mario Ferrante as SF Guard (2/22 episodes)
• James Michalopoulos as SF Guard (2/22 episodes)
• Kimberly Unger as Nurse (2/22 episodes)
• Dean Redman as Lt. Woeste (2/22 episodes)
• Loyd Bateman as Unnamed Honduran Rebel (2/22 episodes)
• Holly Dignard as Holly (2/22 episodes)
• Clayton Watmough as Airman McKay (2/22 episodes)

Crew

Developed for Television by

• Brad Wright
• Jonathan Glassner

Executive Producers

• Michael Greenburg
• Richard Dean Anderson
• Robert C. Cooper

Consulting Producer

• Brad Wright

Co-Producer

• Martin Wood

Producers

• Peter DeLuise
• Andy Mikita

Supervising Producer

• Damian Kindler

Co-Executive Producers

• N. John Smith
• Joseph Mallozzi
• Paul Mullie

Post Production Consultant

• R. Michael Eliot

Executive Consultant

• Jonathan Glassner

Casting

• Paul Weber
• Carol Kelsay

Production Manager

• John G. Lenic

First Assistant Directors

• Alex Pappas ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Bill Mizel ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Birthright", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Resurrection")
• Seanna McPherson ("Grace")
• Ryan Kosmynka ("Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Second Assistant Directors

• Ryan Kosmynka ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Chimera", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Janice Genn ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Michael Pohorly ("Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Music

• Joel Goldsmith
• Kevin Kiner ("Orpheus", "Birthright")

Original Stargate Themes by

• David Arnold

Directors of Photography

• Jim Menard ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Peter F. Woeste ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Chimera", "Inauguration")
• Andy Wilson ("Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2")

Production Designer

• Bridget McGuire

Editors

• Rick Martin ("Fallen", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 2", "Death Knell", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Brad Rines ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 1", "Grace", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1")
• Eric Hill ("Homecoming", "Enemy Mine", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Art Directors

• Peter Bodnarus
• James CD Robbins

Set Decorators

• Mark Davidson
• Robert Davidson

Construction Coordinator

• Derick McLeod

Property Master

• David Sinclair

Special Effects Coordinator

• Wray Douglas

Camera Operators

• Andy Wilson ("Fallen", "Fragile Balance")
• William Waring ("Homecoming", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Fallout", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Lou Gruzelier ("Grace", "Chimera", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Chief Lighting Technicians

• Rick Dean ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Vincent A. Uytdehaag ("Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Key Grips

• Shawn Montgomery ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Resurrection")
• Dave Walker ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Chimera", "Death Knell", "Inauguration", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Ivor Pedersen ("Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2")

Second Unit Director

• Andy Mikita ("Fallen", "Homecoming")

Sound Mixers

• Wayne Finucan ("Fallen", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Fallout", "Death Knell", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• David Cyr ("Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Head Painter

• John Hamilton

Costume Designer

• Christina McQuarrie

Makeup Artists

• Jan Newman ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Dorothee Deichmann ("Inauguration")

Hairstylists

• Patrick O'Brien ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Brenda Turner ("Grace", "Death Knell")
• Frances Smith ("Inauguration")

Prosthetic Animatronic Operator

• Adam Behr ("Fragile Balance")

Prosthetic Makeup

• Todd Masters ("Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2")

Production Coordinator

• Kaayla Ryane-Valleau

Script Supervisors

• Candice Field ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Revisions", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Death Knell", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Amanda Alexander-McLean ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Birthright", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Production Associate

• Cath-Anne Ambrose

Extras Casting

• Sandra Couldwell

Legal Council

• Carol Horn

Assistant to Executive Producer

• Ivon R. Bartok

Production Accountant

• Nicole Forest

Location Manager

• Lynn Smith

Transportation Coordinator

• Lennard H. Chan

Stunt Coordinator

• Dan Shea

Post Production Supervisor

• Michael S. McLean

Visual Effects Producer

• James Tichenor

Visual Effects Supervisors

• Michelle Comens ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection")
• Shannon Gurney ("Inauguration")

Post Production Coordinator

• Jennifer Johnson

Assistant Editors

• Jason Schneider ("Fallen", "Orpheus", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Doug Oke ("Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Fallout", "Death Knell", "Inauguration", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")

Visual Effects Coordinators

• Shannon Gurney ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Revisions", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Birthright", "Fallout", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• James Rorick ("Fragile Balance", "Orpheus", "Lifeboat", "Avenger 2.0", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Inauguration")

Sound Supervisor

• Devan Kraushar

Sound Editors

• Kelly Frey ("Fallen", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Chimera", "Resurrection")
• James Wallace ("Homecoming", "Fragile Balance", "Space Race", "Grace", "Fallout", "Heroes, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Kirby Jinnah ("Orpheus", "Revisions", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 2", "Inauguration")

Music Editor

• Rick Chadock

Re-Recording Mixers

• Sina Oroomchi ("Fallen", "Homecoming", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Death Knell", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Inauguration", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Iain Pattison ("Fallen", "Space Race", "Avenger 2.0", "Death Knell", "Inauguration")
• Dave Hibbert ("Homecoming", "Orpheus", "Revisions", "Lifeboat", "Enemy Mine", "Birthright", "Evolution, Part 1", "Evolution, Part 2", "Grace", "Fallout", "Chimera", "Heroes, Part 1", "Heroes, Part 2", "Resurrection", "Lost City, Part 1", "Lost City, Part 2")
• Paul A. Sharpe ("Fragile Balance")
• Bill Mellow ("Fragile Balance")

Production Services

• KAWOOSH! Productions

Trivia

• This is the only season in which none of the regular cast members appear in every episode.
• This was the first season in which Peter Williams (Apophis) and Tom McBeath (Harold Maybourne) did not appear.
• In Season 7, Tony Amendola (Bra'tac) and Carmen Argenziano (Jacob Carter/Selmak) each appear in five episodes and Ronny Cox (Robert Kinsey) appears in four, more than in any other season in all three cases.
• This season had the most two-part episodes coming in at four ("Fallen" / "Homecoming", "Evolution", "Heroes" and "Lost City").

Awards

Wins

• Won Saturn Award for "Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series"
• Won Leo for "Best Sound Editing in a Dramatic Series" (Devan Kraushar, James Wallace, Kirby Jinnah, Kelly Frey and Jason Mauza)

Nominations

• Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Actor in a Television Series" (Richard Dean Anderson)
• Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Actor in a Television Series" (Michael Shanks)
• Nominated Saturn Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series" (Amanda Tapping)
• Nominated SFX Award for "Best TV Show"

Media

DVD

• Stargate SG-1: The Complete Seventh Season

Novels

• Stargate SG-1: Trial by Fire
• Stargate SG-1: A Matter of Honor (1 of 2)
• Stargate SG-1: The Cost of Honor (2 of 2)
• Stargate SG-1: Siren Song
• Stargate SG-1: Relativity

Audiobooks

• Stargate SG-1: Pathogen (between Fragile Balance and Heroes, Part 1)
• Stargate SG-1: Savarna (before Heroes)

Links and navigation

• SG-1 Season 7 on Wikipedia
• SG-1 Season 7 at the Internet Movie Database
• SG-1 Season 7 on GateWorld. (backup link)
• SG-1 Season 7 article on Stargate SG-1 Solutions' The StargateWiki