{1324}{1342}Are you serious?
{1342}{1369}Very.
{1369}{1425}This ship you need? This brand new ship?
{1425}{1448}Yes.
{1448}{1545}So new it doesn't have a name |yet? It's not even finished.
{1545}{1631}I think that's the point Sir. |The more low tech the better.
{1631}{1666}That is correct Major Carter.
{1666}{1738}Certainly defies conventional wisdom.
{1738}{1789}Mine too.
{1789}{1937}The Replicators will not wish to integrate such |vastly inferior technology into their own.
{1937}{2019}Then what?
{2019}{2089}A task for which you are uniquely suited.
{2089}{2137}You need someone dumb enough.
{2137}{2294}On the contrary, it is both your physical prowess |and military expertise that are required.
{2294}{2411}Yeah, don't get me wrong, flattery goes |a long way with me,but if you're going where |I think you're going with this.
{2411}{2705}When it became clear to the Asgard High Council that the |warwith the replicators could not be won, a plan was devised, |a trap was set. One made possible by you.
{2705}{2738}By us?
{2738}{2944}The android Reese that you discovered and provided |to us for study retained a single core command in |her base programming which we believed all 
{2944}{3008}...Replicators would still follow.
{3008}{3053}Then you were able to reactivate her?
{3053}{3315}No. The android was damaged beyond repair. However, |the key command was activated within her neural network, |amplified and broadcast through subspace 
{3315}{3365}...throughout the known universe.
{3365}{3415}What was the command?
{3415}{3467}To come forth.
{3495}{3570}You instructed every Replicator |out there to come to you.
{3570}{3627}I have a theory why you lost the war.
{3627}{3711}The command was only given once the trap was set.
{3711}{3755}What was the trap?
{3755}{3896}A time dilation device generating a field |radius of point one six light years.
{3896}{3971}Wow. That's some trap. 
{4013}{4140}They created a bubble in space around the Replicators |within which time was slowed down by a factor of
{4140}{4189}Ten to the fourth power.
{4189}{4391}Relatively speaking Sir, one year to the replicators |would be about ten thousand years to the rest of us.| An hour would be over a year, a day would be..
{4391}{4420}I get it.
{4420}{4634}The point is, if the plan had worked it would have effectively |bottled the Replicators up in one place and bought the Asgard |thousands of years to solve the problem.
{4634}{4697}No the point is, it didn't work.
{4697}{4800}O'Neill is correct. Our plan failed. 
{4800}{4832}What went wrong?
{4832}{5113}We do not know. The time dilation device was |constructed within a very old structure on |Halla. The first planet settled by the Asgard.| The device was encased in a solid 
{5113}{5275}...neutronium shell and set with a time delay sufficient |to evacuate our entire civilisation.
{5275}{5374}Well however strong neutronium is, wouldn't |the Replicators be able to eat through it?
{5374}{5609}Eventually, yes. But not in sufficient time before |the device activated. This calculation was made |with considerable margin for error.
{5609}{5700}... When the time came, nothing happened.
{5700}{5797}So somehow the Replicators must have gotten to the |time dilation device before it could activate.
{5797}{5871}That appears to be the only explanation.
{5871}{5941}So what do you want us to do?
{5941}{6164}Fly your ship through Replicator dominated space, |repair whatever damage may have been done to the |time dilation device and activate it before 
{6164}{6252}...the Replicators can stop you.
{8022}{8099}Thor, buddy. There's no way.
{8099}{8255}The Replicators will soon consume all that they |can within our home galaxy. Yours will be next.
{8255}{8336}I thought we were too primitive to consume?
{8336}{8521}Your technology would not immediately attract the |Replicators but they would eventually be drawn to |the raw materials of which your civilisation 
{8521}{8613}...is built. Your extinction will be assured.
{8613}{8723}For that matter, so would every other world |we've visited. It's just a matter of time.
{8723}{8794}Did all of the Asgard manage to escape?
{8794}{9064}Most, but not all. A great battle was fought. The evacuation |fleet is standing by in the void between our two galaxies |awaiting to hear word of your response.
{9112}{9135}My response?
{9135}{9299}We have done all that we can and failed O'Neill.| You and your team represent our last hope.
{9299}{9382}Yeah, great. So no pressure, right?
{9382}{9547}If you have in fact made your decision not to undertake |this task, I will inform the council.
{9547}{9654}Just give me a minute here, okay?
{9654}{9705}Are you reconsidering O'Neill?
{9705}{9765}I'm considering re-considering.
{9765}{9807}Well there has to be other options.
{9807}{9899}We believe there is no alternative plan of action.
{9899}{10005}Thor, I don't think you're realising |what you're tasking us to do.
{10005}{10103}In the past your projectile weapons |have been most effective.
{10103}{10397}Well we don't have any projectile weapons with us at |the moment and according to Carter we're a long way from...
{10397}{10436}Home.
{10436}{10485}You towed us back into Earth's orbit.
{10485}{10687}Correct Major Carter. The contents of your armoury at |Stargate Command along with the appropriate attire, |food and other supplies you may require are now 
{10687}{10749}...being transported aboard this vessel.
{10749}{10789}I hope you did the paperwork.
{10789}{10837}Wait a minute, we have a few passengers..
{10837}{10903}They are being transported to Stargate Command.
{10903}{10977}I haven't said yes yet.
{10977}{11050}But you are reconsidering.
{11066}{11209}I'm leaning in the general direction.
{11344}{11405}Hey, what are you doing?
{11405}{11440}We're leaving the solar system.
{11490}{11680}Thor, little fella. It's not the way it works.| It's not my ship. It's not up to me.
{11680}{11895}The journey to our home galaxy will take |many hours with your vessel in tow. You |may consult your superiors en route.
{11986}{12007}Sergeant?
{12007}{12174}I can't explain it Sir. It's like everything |in the armoury just disappeared. P90's, SPAZ |12's, SOZ (?) claymores. Everything.
{12174}{12398}Sir. Four of the people who commandeered the X 303 |just appeared out of thin air in the holding room. |Air Force personnel, a reporter just beamed into 
{12398}{12507}...the cafeteria kitchen up on Level 22. Half the |food stores went missing at the same time.
{12507}{12550}You're certain the Stargate's been inactive?
{12550}{12576}Yes sir.
{12576}{12639}What in God's name is happening?
{12709}{12787}Hello, sir. Siler, how you doing?
{12787}{12915}Colonel. It's good to see you alive and well. We were |concerned the X 303 was lost with all hands.
{12915}{13035}No sir, we're all fine. Except for |the Goa'uld and Simmons of course.
{13035}{13080}So you were rescued by the Asgard?
{13080}{13161}Actually it kinda looks like we'll |be coming to their rescue, sir.
{13161}{13268}Does that have anything to do with the supplies and equipment |that are disappearing from all over my base?
{13268}{13399}Yes sir. Sufficed to say, you might want to get |upstairs and punch one on the old speed dial.
{13399}{13438}My grandchildren?
{13438}{13608}Two then. I think the President might want to know |what the Asgard have in mind for our new ship.
{13720}{13745}They didn't go for it.
{13745}{13792}They didn't approve the mission?
{13792}{13989}Oh no, they did that. Once they knew the stakes and |the fate of the universe stuff. Both the President |and Hammond realised we had no choice. He sends 
{13989}{14086}...good luck, godspeed and all those things |he says when he thinks we're gonna die.
{14086}{14124}So what didn't they go for?
{14124}{14159}The name I suggested.
{14159}{14185}For the ship?
{14185}{14195}Yeah.
{14195}{14296}Yeah Sir, we can't call it the Enterprise.
{14296}{14322}Why not?
{14322}{14430}The codename for the project is Prometheus.| What's wrong with that?
{14430}{14491}It's a Greek tragedy. Who wants that?
{14491}{14584}Okay. The X303 it is then.
{14584}{14637}Yeah. What have you got there?
{14637}{14827}Well, the Asgard surmised that the Replicators |probably disabled the time dilation device by |destroying the control interface mechanism.
{14827}{14865}Uh-huh.
{14865}{15062}Well, it's really not much more than an advanced timer.| But since any Asgard technology we took along would cause |the Replicators to swarm all over us. Thor had 
{15062}{15248}...a facsimile of their interface built from Earth |based materials. It'll work just as well as the original |but it shouldn't attract the Replicators.
{15296}{15341}I'm hungry.
{15341}{15391}Cargo bay three, sir.
{15391}{15416}Thanks.
{15660}{15737}You guys trying to make yourself sick?
{15737}{15936}Well Thor forgot to take the need for refrigeration |into account so we figured we'd start with the |frozen stuff. This is good. Mmmm.
{15936}{16004}I'll buy that.
{16200}{16293}So Jonas, first time going up against a Replicator, eh?
{16293}{16557}I think I have a pretty good idea of what to expect |though. Teal'c told me all about them and I have everything |Dr Jackson wrote. They're fascinating.
{16557}{16617}Fascinating?
{16617}{16905}Well think about it. We have a human scientist |who creates this android girl who then goes on |to create these Replicators as a toy. Well at |least the concept of something that 
{16905}{17022}...starts out so innocent become so evil, |well that's got to be fascinating to you.
{17022}{17176}Replicators exist merely to increase their |numbers and do so without prejudice. They |are no more evil that a virus.
{17176}{17238}A really evil virus.
{17238}{17453}Well yes we can all agree that any living thing |that isn't inherently evil in itself is capable |of undertaking actions that are evil.
{17453}{17488}We are slowing.
{17488}{17550}Colonel, you should come forward, Sir. (on radio)
{17550}{17604}We're on our way.
{17739}{17778}WE just came out of hyperspace a minute ago.
{17778}{17958}We dare proceed no further without risk of engaging |the Replicators. You will have to continue from |this point on your own ship's power.
{17958}{17993}But you're gonna wait here for us, right?
{17993}{18167}There is now another concern. Our long-range |sensors have discovered the time dilation |device was indeed activated.
{18167}{18279}Well that's good. It's not good?
{18279}{18346}Time is now progressing faster within the field.
{18346}{18389}They reversed it?
{18389}{18438}By a factor of ten squared.
{18438}{18569}What is with you people? Time machines are |nothin but trouble, even we know that.
{18569}{18687}Clearly the Replicators have discovered |a means of utilising the time dilation |machine to serve their own purpose.
{18687}{18734}Well what would that purpose be?
{18734}{18947}Well, I gotta tell you this changes things.| Carter, how does this change things?
{18947}{19026}I don't know, Sir. I guess it doesn't.
{19026}{19084}You mean we've got the same problem we had an hour ago.
{19084}{19231}Well the difference is, in that hour, four days |have passed for the Replicators. Depending on when |they did this, relatively speaking, they 
{19231}{19271}...could have experienced hundreds of years.
{19271}{19292}I get it.
{19292}{19330}If you wish to reconsider..
{19330}{19450}No. No. Full well expected the |other shoe to drop eventually.
{19450}{19682}We can only hope this will be the last footwear |to fall. The co-ordinates to the planet have |already been programmed into your navigational |computer. We have modified your 
{19682}{19919}...engines and structural integrity fields to their |maximum potential to assure your safe arrival. We will |monitor your progress as best we can. Good Luck.
{20251}{20359}Setting course to programmed co ordinates.| Throttling up sub light engines.
{20736}{20755}Again.
{20782}{20870}My hands are covered in blisters. They're |not gonna work any faster.
{20870}{20952}Colonel, we're about to pass through into |the time dilation field. (on radio)
{20952}{20987}We're on our way.
{21160}{21210}A replicator controlled vessel approaches.
{21210}{21309}Hopefully they'll agree with Thor and |think this ship's a piece of junk.
{21309}{21366}They are scanning us.
{21466}{21543}Sir, we're being scanned by the |Replicators ship. Stand by.
{21602}{21628}We still in business? (over radio)
{21766}{21793}Indeed.
{21821}{21914}Yes Sir, it's moving off. It's like we're clear |to enter the planet's atmosphere. (over radio)
{22255}{22322}We're detecting one structure at |the designated co-ordinates.
{22322}{22373}Just the one?
{22373}{22463}There appears to be little topography of any kind.
{23142}{23169}Two hundred metres.
{23169}{23228}Throttling down to fifty percent.
{23289}{23326}One five zero metres.
{23326}{23381}The surface appears to be completely smooth.
{23419}{23447}One hundred metres.
{23447}{23499}No sign of Replicators.
{23557}{23604}Deceleration thrusters are firing.
{23604}{23652}Five zero metres.
{23652}{23794}The inertial compensators and structural integrity are |at maximum. Landing struts are at full extension.
{23902}{23924}What was that?
{23924}{24015}Lightning sir. All systems are still go.
{24015}{24071}Ten metres.
{24368}{24389}Five metres.
{24520}{24556}Touchdown.
{24622}{24661}Shutting down thrusters.
{25048}{25222}Get a message to Thor. Let him know |we touched down.Let's move out.
{25511}{25587}This can't be the only structure on the entire planet.
{25587}{25672}I'd be willing to bet the bugs ate everything else.
{25720}{25749}Then where are they?
{25883}{25946}Sir. You're not gonna like this.
{25946}{25984}What is it?
{25984}{26066}This planet's surface appears to be |covered with Replicator blocks.
{26066}{26175}Probably more than one layer and who |knows how thick it is. Maybe miles.
{26175}{26230}Why would that be?
{26230}{26397}Well it could be a by-product of the reverse time dilation.| In relative time, they've been here hundreds of years |but there's nothing left here to consume 
{26397}{26453}...so they're just conserving energy.
{26453}{26484}What's keeping them here?
{26484}{26580}Who cares. Watch your step.
{28708}{28797}Sir the original interface is still |intact. I might be able to...
{28945}{28981}Who are you?
{28981}{29161}Colonel Jack O'Neill, US Air Force, Earth. Who are you?
{29161}{29219}The others are coming.
{29695}{29745}What do you think you are doing?
{29874}{30056}Clocks are running a little fast around here. Thought |we'd stop by, wind `em. We'll be on our way.
{30056}{30269}Your companion is attempting to alter the settings on the |time device and we cannot allow that. If she does not stop |immediately, we will be forced to take action.
{30269}{30363}Well; now, if you do that, we might |be forced to take our own action.
{30363}{30444}Tell your companion to stop.
{30444}{30490}Carter, how much time you need there?
{30490}{30569}A lot, Sir. Maybe a few hours.
{30569}{30601}Hours?
{30601}{30742}Sir, the interface was completely rebuilt.| I'm not even sure where to start.
{30742}{30810}Couldn't you crank it up a little |bit? Move things along?
{30810}{30862}It doesn't work that way sir.
{30921}{30957}Ironic, isn't it?
{30957}{31114}Who are you people? Because if you haven't noticed |this entire planet is paved with replicators.
{31114}{31155}We are aware of this.
{31155}{31310}Then you should also know that these things |have taken millions of lives and they'll keep |on doing that unless we stop them.
{31310}{31344}He doesn't understand.
{31344}{31383}You know, he's standing right here.
{31383}{31464}We cannot allow you to stop them, I'm afraid.
{31464}{31510}Why not?
{31510}{31584}We are replicators.
{31584}{31624}Ah.
{32528}{32601}Tell your companion to step away from the device.
{32640}{32665}Carter.
{32914}{32957}Your projectile weapon?
{32957}{33060}Yeah, you know, I think we'll |hang onto those for a while.
{33256}{33302}Now there is no need.
{33786}{34073}Where are my manners? This is something of an occasion |after all, isn't it? Our first meeting. Welcome.
{34124}{34429}Colonel, if we really intended you harm, do you believe |you would be standing there? As I said, welcome.
{35020}{35096}We are inside your unconscious mind now.
{35145}{35196}You'd think there'd be more lights on.
{35196}{35282}This place must be important to you.
{35282}{35359}I work here.
{35359}{35541}Your iris code is 903224637.
{35541}{35800}Wow, that's. close. Here's one for |you.I'm thinking of an animal.
{35902}{35970}I never expected that you would amuse me.
{36015}{36091}I never expected you to put your hand in my head.
{36091}{36205}Your mind is incredible.
{36205}{36232}Well
{36232}{36465}Such chaos and humour and pain.
{36695}{36823}You're correct to blame yourself, your son |would be alive but for your carelessness.
{36823}{36869}Don't do that again.
{36869}{37028}That will be your punishment each time you attempt |to conceal something from me on our journey.
{37224}{37247}Where we going?
{37247}{37311}Every place you have ever been.
{38432}{38568}Crap! Holy Jesus!
{38916}{39038}Carter! Jonas!
{39306}{39469}Her hand was inside my head. It was |like a... It was like a nightmare.
{39469}{39611}I think we all had a similar experience.| I don't remember much of it.
{39611}{39636}Nor do I.
{39700}{39744}How long were we out?
{39744}{39817}Thirty-seven hours sir. Ship time.
{39817}{39866}Why would they bring us back here?
{39866}{39935}Perhaps we can take advantage of the situation.
{39935}{40069}Detonate the hyperdrive, you mean. An overload |would cause a pretty big explosion.
{40069}{40113}Big enough to be worth it?
{40113}{40157}I honestly don't know, Sir.
{40157}{40185}Go.
{40274}{40369}Get a message to Thor. Let him know |how massively he screwed up.
{40465}{40559}Hey Colonel. Colonel, I don't |think this is going to work.
{40559}{40605}If Carter says she can do it.
{40605}{40749}Yeah, but if explosives and weapons worked, |the Asgard would  have won their war.
{40749}{40804}I suppose you want to talk to these bug people?
{40804}{40842}Don't you?
{40842}{40862}No.
{40862}{41059}Maybe we can reason with them. If we blow this |ship, then we lose that option altogether.
{41059}{41106}If we blow the ship, I won't care.
{41106}{41232}Colonel, I don't think that you fully |appreciate what they've become.
{41232}{41302}Replicators who look like we do.
{41302}{41425}More than that. Sir, this is a |huge leap in their evolution.
{41425}{41503}Jonas! They are replicators.
{41608}{41662}Carter? What's going on?
{41662}{41947}Everything's fine, Sir. We were just chatting.| He carried us back here, Sir. One at a time.| So we'd be more comfortable.
{41973}{41989}Thanks.
{41989}{42037}It was not difficult.
{42037}{42132}Apparently Sir, we're invited to dinner.
{42132}{42166}At his request.
{42166}{42187}Who's?
{42187}{42214}First.
{42214}{42261}And you are?
{42261}{42387}I was Fifth. The others are merging with our replicator |brethren but they will return soon.
{42387}{42460}Yeah, you wanna let him know we've made other plans?
{42460}{42712}Exploding your vessel would only serve to feed energy to |the replicator blocks on the surface of the planet. Your |food stores have already been taken to the temple.
{42712}{42756}When are we expected?
{42823}{42856}When you become hungry.
{43075}{43104}That one's different.
{43104}{43177}No kidding. I mean he comes across as almost human.
{43177}{43213}Well he's not.
{43213}{43261}So what do we do?
{43261}{43312}Can we leave?
{43312}{43511}The ship will fly but I don't know how far we'll get.| Sir, if this really is the next evolution of the replicators |we should find out as much as possible 
{43511}{43638}...about them and try to report it back somehow.
{43638}{43675}Anyone hungry?
{43994}{44102}Colonel O'Neill. Major Carter. Teal'c. Jonas. Welcome. 
{44102}{44221}You'll forgive us if we don't |shake your hands this time.
{44221}{44368}Please sit and replenish yourselves. Organic |forms store energy so inefficiently.
{44368}{44504}Yeah. I assume you're Sixth.
{44504}{44529}Yes.
{44529}{44584}Our newest addition.
{44584}{44702}You're kinda going girl, boy, girl, boy.
{44702}{44739}Sir, the entire table
{44739}{44762}I see that.
{44927}{45079}We still have some questions that we never |got a chance to ask last time we met.
{45079}{45276}When our replicator brethren discovered the android |Reese, they realised she was their creator. They studied |her design and form and found aspects of 
{45276}{45338}...her technology superior to their own.
{45338}{45400}Our brethren are composed of ungainly blocks.
{45400}{45592}We are composed of millions of cell units. Microscopic |in comparison that combine to create this form.
{45592}{45638}Like nanites, Sir.
{45638}{45680}I hate those things.
{45680}{45917}My creation took place in the last moment before the Asgard |time device was to activate. There was a miniscule crack |in the neutronium shell. I could penetrate this 
{45917}{46145}...where my replicator brethren could not. I managed |to stop the machine before it activated and eventually |used it to suit our purpose.
{46145}{46176}Which is?
{46176}{46493}To increase our number. That has never changed. And now |thanks to the Asgard, we have all the time in the world.| In a few short years, we will go forth as an army.
{46493}{46549}Yeah, see. We can't you do that.
{46549}{46592}You cannot stop us.
{46592}{46838}Was it not in the same way that you became the |dominant species of your world? Is it not a process |of natural selection? The strong survive.
{46838}{47070}Yeah, but there's nothing truly natural about |you. I mean, you've seen into our minds, I'm quite |certain you can all tell the difference.
{47070}{47330}Of course. We are far superior. And if you could |see into the mind of an animal you would blindly |feed upon, you would reach the same conclusion.
{47330}{47460}It was our kind that built your creator. |You've created yourselves in our image.
{47460}{47527}No. In the image of Reese.
{47527}{47619}Yeah, now see, there was something wrong |with her programming, you all know that.
{47619}{47774}The flaw in the emulation programming was |discovered during my creation. Eat.
{47774}{47874}You know, I think that flaw's kinda hanging on there.
{47874}{48117}We attempted to correct the error in the creation of |Fifth. But thus far, he has proven to be far too
{48117}{48144}Human?
{48144}{48186}Weak.
{48186}{48301}Maybe Fifth represents what you're supposed to be?
{48301}{48590}No. We won't make the same mistake again.| Now, you have your answers, eat.
{48626}{48644}Why?
{48644}{48695}To regain your strength.
{48695}{48761}Why do you care?
{48761}{48804}So you'll be strong enough.
{48804}{48869}For what?
{48869}{48941}To go into your minds over and over.
{48941}{49035}Could there be any other reason |we would keep you alive?
{49131}{49213}It will be far less painful if you don't resist.
{49213}{49241}Stop.
{49357}{49376}Why?
{49376}{49435}You've learnt everything you need to know.
{49435}{49786}There are four minds to explore at least once. And |Sixth is very curious to experience their thoughts.| And you, you haven't yet had your chance.
{49786}{49803}No.
{49803}{50048}I insist. I want you to see the disorder, the chaos, |recognise what they are in comparison. You need to understand |what you are. Visit their memories of 
{50048}{50196}...worlds we will conquer. Do you understand?
{50223}{50247}Yes.
{50247}{50319}I won't blame you if you choose me.
{50319}{50373}Carter?
{50373}{50468}It's all right Sir. Last time |I didn't remember a thing.
{51239}{51349}I don't know what you're showing me |but it's not my unconscious mind.
{51349}{51671}No Major Carter. It is mine. We share much of our thought, |in this way we are connected even with our replicator |brethren. But this corner of my mind is 
{51671}{51826}...mine alone. It is the only place we could communicate |without the others knowing what is said.
{51826}{51851}You're not like them.
{51851}{51901}I'm a mistake.
{51901}{52104}No they are. A terrible mistake. Help us.
{52104}{52131}I can't.
{52131}{52316}You can. Because you're more like us than |you're like them. The others inherited the |same flaw that Reese had. But you
{52316}{52362}The others would destroy me.
{52362}{52426}Not if you came with us.
{52426}{52521}You would do that?
{52521}{52633}If you were to come with us and the time dilation device |was reset with the new interface we brought with us.
{52633}{52661}They are my brothers and sisters.
{52661}{52875}The Asgard device was never designed to destroy the replicators.| For them it would seem as if a few days had passed. We'd |have hundreds of years to solve their flaw.
{52988}{53028}What do you want me to do?
{53369}{53436}Sir. Sir.
{53507}{53621}Oh, that's just not right. Jonas and Teal'c?
{53678}{53754}Sir, there's a way out of this |but we're gonna have to trust
{53754}{53786}Major Carter.
{53975}{54015}I have made the necessary adjustments.
{54015}{54051}To what?
{54051}{54164}The time dilation device. I'm coming with you.
{54164}{54268}I assume this was what you were gonna tell me?
{54268}{54291}Yes sir.
{54291}{54433}The others are merging with our brethren sharing |what they have learned from you but they will return |soon. I have reconfigured the device but 
{54433}{54502}...you must enter your command code.
{54502}{54523}Go.
{54688}{54778}You guys head back to the ship. Don't |fire up the engines but be ready.
{54967}{55151}My code is in Sir, I just need to set the timer. It'll |take at least two minutes at a dead run for us to get |to the ship and two more for the engines to fire up.
{55151}{55285}That is far too long. If I leave the others will know.| They will return before the device activates.
{55285}{55326}Then we set it off now.
{55326}{55400}No. We will be trapped with the others.
{55438}{55503}You can probably make it to the ship |at lot faster than we can, right?
{55503}{55539}Oh yes, in a fraction of the time.
{55539}{55717}Give us a head start. If you arrive at the ship just before |we launch, your absence won't alert the others until it's |too late for them to do anything about it.
{55717}{55838}So set the timer for five minutes.
{55908}{55974}It's cutting it awfully close Sir.
{55974}{56027}I know that Major.
{56027}{56080}Thank you.
{56108}{56160}You won't leave without me?
{56160}{56292}No. Head for the ship in a little over three minutes. 
{56353}{56539}Three, two, one. Mark. Timer's running.
{57178}{57228}Fire up those engines. (over radio)
{57228}{57263}Understood O'Neill.
{57460}{57495}What have you done?
{57495}{57526}Nothing.
{57526}{57558}Where are the humans?
{57558}{57600}They've returned to their ship to rest.
{57600}{57628}They're trying to escape.
{57628}{57640}No.
{57640}{57708}Even as we speak, they're preparing to leave.
{57708}{57765}She promised.
{57765}{57948}It's not too late. I can read your mind. |There's time enough to stop the machine.
{57948}{57970}No.
{58065}{58083}How long?
{58083}{58139}Twenty seconds before the device activates.
{58139}{58285}Get this thing in the air or we're |gonna be here a long time.
{58566}{58593}They're escaping.
{58593}{58630}There's still two minutes left.
{58630}{58740}No, my son. They made a fool of you.
{58740}{58811}They won't leave me. She promised.
{59077}{59134}She promised.
{59683}{59740}We are beyond the time dilation field.
{59740}{59920}Thor sends his congratulations Sir. They'll |rendezvous with us as soon as they've determined |no Replicator vessels escaped.
{59967}{59997}Fine.
{60133}{60184}You do realise what you did?
{60235}{60294}The right thing, Jonas.
{60294}{60401}You used his humanity against him.
{60401}{60441}His what?
{60441}{60530}Jonas is right. It's exactly what we did.
{60530}{60656}He wasn't human. Get that through your heads.
{60656}{60732}He could have fooled me.
{60732}{61092}We all know what would have happened if |those things had gotten out. Who's gonna |stop them? We did the right thing.
{61121}{61160}I hope you're right Sir.
{61160}{61203}So do I.