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This episode is part 1 of 2; it is followed by "Into the Fire".

This episode is a clip show: it is largely composed of clips of previous episodes.

"Out of Mind" is the twenty-second episode of the second season of Stargate SG-1.

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Plot 3 References 4 Notes 5 Goofs 6 First Appearances 6.1 Characters 6.2 Planet 7 In other languages 8 Sources

SynopsisEdit

Colonel Jack O'Neill is awakened from stasis in Stargate Command but finds out he is in the year 2077 and that the rest of his team, and everyone he knew, died. However, he has suspicions that the "SGC personnel" is hiding something from him, which he later finds out is a planned Goa'uld invasion of the SGC and Earth.

PlotEdit

Colonel Jack O'Neill awakens from cryogenic stasis pod and is informed that his team and everyone he knew, is dead. He is told that they are in Stargate Command and 79 years have passed. Now there are 28 SG teams and another 10 occupy offworld colonies. Earth is still fighting the Goa'uld and is losing. To find out what race could have put him in cryogenic suspension, they connect him to an interface to remember key events from his past using a Tok'ra Memory recall device; these memories are displayed to them, (and represented to as snippets of previous episodes). It wasn't the Nox nor the Asgard. Suddenly, Jack slips into a coma. Meanwhile, in another room, the SGC is bringing up another stasis pod... which Captain Samantha Carter and Dr. Daniel Jackson awaken individually from. They are each informed that they are the sole survivor of SG-1.

Meanwhile, Teal'c awakens in the real SGC and is informed that he was left for dead by the Stargate and SG-3 and SG-7 and has been unconscious for three weeks. Teal'c declares his intentions of finding his friends, which Major General George S. Hammond finds pointless, since they'd been searching all over that planet and found no trace of SG-1. Teal'c then leaves the SGC and goes to Chulak.

Carter taps into her memories of when they destroyed Apophis' two Ha'taks. Daniel recounts his memories of the System Lords they faced: Apophis, Heru'ur and Hathor.

Jack wakes up to hear his "rescuers", talking in Goa'uld. He knocks out the man looking after him and takes his clothes. O'Neill discovers he is actually in a mock-up of the SGC inside a Goa'uld compound. He hides from Serpent Guards and Horus Guards. He finds similar mock-ups and rescues the other members of his team. They want to know who would make a mock-up of the SGC and who would know so much of its design. Suddenly, Hathor appears and they are surrounded by Jaffa and minor Goa'uld. Hathor wants the information from SG-1 of how to contact the Asgard and the iris codes. When they would not speak, she announces her intent to implant one of them with a Goa'uld symbiote.

...to be continued...

ReferencesEdit

Alliance of Four Great Races; Alliance of Four Great Races database; Apophis; Asgard; Biliskner; Bra'tac; Eskal; Furling; Goa'uld; Ha'tak; Heru'ur; Catherine Langford; Ernest Littlefield; Memory recall device; Naquadah; New Mexico; Nox; Roswell; Sarcophagus; Sokar; Stargate Command infirmary; Stasis pod; System Lords; Thina; Thor; Tok'ra; UAV; The Wizard of Oz; Zat'nik'tel

NotesEdit

• This episode is the second time a clip show has been used, the first being Season 1 episode "Politics".
• Jack makes a reference to Roswell, after Hathor asks how to contact the Asgard, Jack replies "Roswell, a little place in New Mexico."
• This episode marks the first time we see Dr. Daniel Jackson with short hair.
• Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell from an Alternate reality references this episode in Season 9's "Ripple Effect".
• The Region 2 DVD boxset lists this episode as "Out of Hand"
• This episode marks the first appearance/usage of a CGI Goa'uld symbiote.
• This episode marks the first appearance/usage of a Memory recall device.

GoofsEdit

• While Jack and Daniel couldn't speak for a while after being defrozen, Carter was able to do so straight away.

First AppearancesEdit

CharactersEdit

• Trofsky
• Thina
• Mingala

PlanetEdit

• Eskal

In other languagesEdit

• French : Après un Long Sommeil (After a Long Sleep)
• Italian: In Trappola (Trapped)
• Spanish: Desde el fondo de la mente (From the Bottom of the Mind)
• Czech: Ztráta paměti (Memory Loss)

SourcesEdit

• Official Stargate SG-1 site. MGM. Visited June 8, 2006. Most of site requires Flash.
• Screenplay (PDF). Distributed by MGM. Prepared by Casablanca Continuity. Linked to from Official Stargate SG-1 site. Also see Google's cache.
• Summary from SciFi. Visited June 5, 2006. Requires Flash.
• Summary from GateWorld. Visited May 7, 2006.