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Jan 06, 2006 Directed by Martin Wood. With Joe Flanigan, Torri Higginson, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa. Sheppard's interrogation is suddenly aborted. Teyla senses another hive ship has arrived. Todd' (Christopher Heyerdahl) informs Atlantis that a group of Wraith have multiple ZPMs and they plan to use one of them to power a new super Hive Ship. 'Todd' urges the expedition to destroy it, but when the team reaches the hive, they realize that the ZPM has already made the ship far more powerful than expected, and causes significant damage to Daedalus before jumping into hyperspace.
Stargate Atlantis | |
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Season 5 | |
Country of origin | United States Canada |
No. of episodes | 20 |
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Original network | Sci Fi Channel |
Original release | July 11, 2008 – January 9, 2009 |
Season chronology | |
← Previous Season 4 | |
List of Stargate Atlantis episodes |
The fifth and final season of the military science fictiontelevision seriesStargate Atlantis commenced airing on the Sci Fi Channel in the United States on July 11, 2008, concluded on the same channel on January 9, 2009, and contained 20 episodes. The show itself is a spin off of its sister show, Stargate SG-1. The season upgrades previous supporting characters cast members such as Richard Woolsey (from Stargate SG-1) and Jennifer Keller. Amanda Tapping's character Samantha Carter was downgraded to recurring character in this season. The fifth and final season is about a military-science expedition team fighting against the Wraith from their base of operation, Atlantis. The Wraith primary goal is to gather a fleet to invade Atlantis and find their new 'feeding ground', Earth.
The one-hour premiere 'Search and Rescue', which aired on July 11, 2008, received 1.3 in Nielsen household ratings, in contrast a 'Big' increase from the previous season ratings. The series was developed by Brad Wright and Robert C. Cooper, who also served as executive producers. Season five regular cast members include Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, Jewel Staite, Robert Picardo, and David Hewlett. Stargate Atlantis was originally planned to be continued by a two-hour movie entitled Stargate: Extinction but executive producer Brad Wright has announced that the film has been permanently shelved.[1][2]
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Cast[edit]
- Joe Flanigan as Lt. Col. John Sheppard
- Rachel Luttrell as Teyla Emmagan
- Jason Momoa as Ronon Dex
- Jewel Staite as Dr. Jennifer Keller
- With Robert Picardo as Richard Woolsey
- And David Hewlett as Dr. Rodney McKay
Her character, Colonel Samantha Carter, having been a regular during the previous season, Amanda Tapping became a guest star for several episodes of season five. Robert Picardo joined the permanent cast, with his character, Richard Woolsey, assuming command of Atlantis. Actress Jewel Staite's character, Dr. Jennifer Keller, was also promoted from recurring to regular. Both Michael Shanks (Dr. Daniel Jackson) and Paul McGillion (Dr. Carson Beckett) appeared as guest stars in this season, with McGillion appearing in five episodes.[3] Actress Torri Higginson declined to reprise her role as Dr. Elizabeth Weir in the fifth season.[4] The remainder of the season five regular cast comprised Joe Flanigan, Rachel Luttrell, Jason Momoa, and David Hewlett.
Episodes[edit]
Episodes in bold are continuous episodes, where the story spans over 2 or more episodes.
No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | |
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81 | 1 | 'Search and Rescue' | Andy Mikita | Martin Gero | July 11, 2008 | |
Carter launches a rescue operation for the victims of a huge off-world explosion; but the rescue party must combat Michael and his army, who also wish to recover the survivors. Michael is ultimately defeated and Teyla, who gives birth to a son, is rescued. | ||||||
82 | 2 | 'The Seed' | William Waring | Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie | July 18, 2008 | |
The clone of Dr. Carson Beckett is removed from stasis to receive a possible cure, and in turn is the only one who possibly can find a cure for a serious medical problem before it is too late for one of his closest friends. Dr. Keller is being used to grow a Wraith ship which takes over a section of Atlantis. | ||||||
83 | 3 | 'Broken Ties' | Ken Girotti | Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie | July 25, 2008 | |
Ronon is reunited with Tyre, a former Satedan warrior turned 'Wraith worshiper' (from season 4's 'Reunion'). Having apparently turned on his new masters and broken free of their brainwashing, Tyre hopes to rebuild his destroyed relationship with Ronon and Atlantis. But things go badly when Ronon is kidnapped by a Wraith who tortures him, and a non-lucid Tyre may be the only person who can save Ronon before the Wraith brainwash him. After going through withdrawal from the Wraith enzyme, Tyre leads the team to the lab where Ronon is, but turns on them to get another fix after Ronon is revealed to be brainwashed. The Wraith tries to torture Sheppard, but Tyre reveals that he was faking his return to the Wraith and battles Ronon while Sheppard battles the Wraith. The rest of the team, having earlier been freed by Tyre, stuns Ronon, while Tyre sacrifices himself to blow up the lab and let the others escape. On Atlantis, the team manages to break Ronon's brainwashing and he mourns his old friend. | ||||||
84 | 4 | 'The Daedalus Variations' | Andy Mikita | Alan McCullough | August 1, 2008 | |
The Daedalus appears in orbit, abandoned, when the team knows it is currently on its way to Earth. Investigating, they discover that it is not the real Daedalus. It is jumping between different realities, powered by a so-called 'alternate reality drive'. Now the team is up against the clock: they must figure out a way to get back to their own reality before the drive burns out. They must also overcome the daunting discovery that another version of themselves explored the ship and died trying to do the same. | ||||||
85 | 5 | 'Ghost in the Machine' | Ken Girotti | Carl Binder | August 15, 2008 | |
Dr. Elizabeth Weir returns to Atlantis in the form of a 'digitally ascended' being, who hopes to use Atlantis to construct human bodies for her consciousness and for those of eight other Replicators who likewise hope to Ascend. Weir convinces the team to allow the other Replicators to rebuild their bodies after she summons them once she rebuilds her own as FRAN, the Replicator McKay had previously created in order for them to build themselves human bodies to live in. However, one of the Replicators, Koracen doesn't like it and escapes the lab in order to remain a Replicator and seek Ascension. When he tries to kill Sheppard, Weir destroys him and realizing that she and the other Replicators are too much of a threat, sacrifices herself to trick the other Replicators through a Spacegate where they are frozen forever by the cold of space and deactivated. | ||||||
86 | 6 | 'The Shrine' | Andy Mikita | Brad Wright | August 22, 2008 | |
After a mission to M44-5YN, a planet undergoing global warming, Rodney McKay begins suffering from the Pegasus Galaxy's equivalent of Alzheimer's disease. In the hope of saving him, the team bring him to Talus, a planet once inhabited by the Ancients, to a 'shrine' which overcomes the symptoms of the disease for one day. | ||||||
87 | 7 | 'Whispers' | William Waring | Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie | September 5, 2008 | |
Sheppard and Beckett join Major Anne Teldy’s team on a planet with one of Michael’s research facilities for the early versions of his human-iratus hybrids concealed inside a cave system. The team battles the hybrids and kills them. Beckett, who helped out, leaves Atlantis for good to travel the galaxy and help the people out there. | ||||||
88 | 8 | 'The Queen' | Brenton Spencer | Story by : Alex Levine & Alan McCullough Teleplay by : Alan McCullough | September 12, 2008 | |
Teyla is posing as Todd's Wraith Queen, giving him the authority to enter talks with another hive and its Queen in order to get the Wraith to use a new gene therapy to eliminate their need to feed. It's not too long before suspicion is cast upon them after Todd kills the other Queen and they must work together to maintain their plot. Teyla ends up taking the Queen's hive into battle with a rival hive in order to kill as many Wraith as possible. Teyla's hive is nearly destroyed, but Sheppard and the rest of the team arrives in a Puddle Jumper and severely damages the other hive, allowing Teyla's hive to destroy it. The team is captured and Teyla's interactions with them cause the suspicious Wraith to try to kill her, but Todd saves her and kills the Wraith. Teyla leaves Todd in charge of the hive and its alliance and returns to Atlantis where she is returned to normal. | ||||||
89 | 9 | 'Tracker' | William Waring | Story by : David Schmidt & Carl Binder Teleplay by : Carl Binder | September 19, 2008 | |
The team comes to the aid of a village under Wraith threat, but Ronon and McKay must rescue one of their own when Dr. Keller is kidnapped by another Runner, like Ronon, named Kiryk, who has brought Wraith hunters to the planet. Ronon is forced to act as a Runner so he can save Dr. Keller from Kiryk. It is eventually revealed that Keller was kidnapped only because her help was needed to treat an injured little girl traveling with Kiryk as he couldn't risk her refusing to help. Keller treats the girl and having earned Kiryk's trust, disables his tracking device before they are reunited with Ronon and McKay. The group defeats a Wraith attack, but finds the Stargate guarded by a group of Wraith and two Darts. Kiryk lures the Wraith through the Stargate to another planet and his fate is unknown, but his sacrifice allows the group to return to Atlantis where the girl recovers and is adopted by a family on the planet where Keller was kidnapped as her own planet was destroyed. | ||||||
90 | 10 | 'First Contact' | Andy Mikita | Martin Gero | September 26, 2008 | |
Daniel Jackson returns to Atlantis to do research on the Lantean scientist Janus. But after finding one of Janus' secret labs, McKay and Dr. Jackson disappear after an alien ship appears in Atlantis and First Contact goes less than well. Woolsey boards the Daedalus with Ronon and Keller to meet with Todd to discuss Dr. Keller's gene therapy. The aliens force McKay and Jackson to activate a device that will destroy Wraith ships when they enter hyperspace, but with the side-effect that Stargates will explode when they are activated. Todd believes he has been betrayed and hijacks the Daedalus while Atlantis manages to track down McKay and Jackson but has the Stargate explode when trying to reach the Daedalus to reach the planet as it has no Stargate. | ||||||
91 | 11 | 'The Lost Tribe' | Andy Mikita | Martin Gero | October 10, 2008 | |
Sheppard and Zelenka survive the Stargate explosion, but the city is severely damaged. Todd forces Sheppard to give up the location of the Attero Device and heads there in the Daedalus, which is disabled by Ronon and Keller who escape Wraith capture. Keller is captured and the Wraith fix the hyperdrive and continue their journey, but their delay allows Sheppard, in a Travelers ship sent by Larrin to reach the planet first and engage the aliens who are revealed to be rogue Asgard. Todd and the Wraith flee the Daedalus after sending it on a collision course, but Sheppard saves the ship. McKay and Jackson escape and disable the device, but Jackson is badly injured before the Daedalus rescues them. Sheppard's ship defeats the Asgard, except one ship that flees, and then destroys the facility where the Attero Device is to prevent it from ever being used again. | ||||||
92 | 12 | 'Outsiders' | William Waring | Alan McCullough | October 17, 2008 | |
Sheppard and his team meet a man and a woman named Sefaris and Novo, two of a group of survivors from the planet Balara who survived the Hoffan plague and are now living with the people Dr. Beckett is helping. However, the Balarans face betrayal by their host village when the Wraith come hunting for them. The Wraith capture Beckett and McKay and force them to work on a system to detect survivors of the Hoffan plague, but it allows Beckett to determine he has the drug too and he uses it to kill the Commander and escape. The two disable the hive ship's weapons and escape, allowing Sheppard and the others to defeat the Wraith on the planet and escape with the villagers and the survivors through the Stargate to Atlantis where the people are relocated. | ||||||
93 | 13 | 'Inquisition' | Brenton Spencer | Alex Levine | October 24, 2008 | |
The Atlantis expedition is put on trial for crimes against the Pegasus Galaxy by a group of human civilizations that have formed 'The Coalition', with one Latiran dignitary possibly working for the Genii. Richard Woolsey eventually comes to the Coalition and defends the Atlantis team, despite the Latiran dignitary who blames them for the destruction of their homeworld by the Asurans. Woolsey eventually manages to convince the one unbiased judge that they are innocent, while convincing the one working for the Genii, that Atlantis would be better as the military power of the Coalition, causing them to be found not guilty, despite the Latiran delegate's guilty vote. This episode is a clip show. | ||||||
94 | 14 | 'The Prodigal' | Andy Mikita | Carl Binder | November 7, 2008 | |
In search of Teyla's baby, Michael and his hybrids infiltrate Atlantis. While the hybrids take control of the city's systems one by one, it is up to Sheppard's and Lorne's teams to retake the city. But first, McKay has to disable a seemingly impenetrable stun energy field set up by Michael. Teyla escapes with her son thanks to Woolsey and Ronon. McKay, Sheppard, and Zelenka manage to defeat Michael's plan, forcing him to flee when Sheppard and a strike team kill his remaining hybrids. Michael is finally defeated by Sheppard and Teyla in a hand to hand fight with Teyla finally killing Michael by throwing him from the top of Atlantis' Control Tower. | ||||||
95 | 15 | 'Remnants' | William Waring | Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie | November 14, 2008 | |
John Sheppard has been abducted. After freeing himself from his bonds, he soon discovers who it is who tied him up: Acastus Kolya. In Atlantis, Woolsey, McKay, and the rest of the team are about to make a shocking discovery about an ancient race called Sakari, a silicon-based lifeform, which uses severe hallucinations to manipulate them into doing the right thing when a Sakari seed carrier is found in the ocean. Xiao Shen, an IOA dignitary, comes aboard to judge Woolsey's ability to be a capable commander and is planning on using this situation so she can get control of Atlantis herself. Eventually it is revealed that both Kolya and a woman Woolsey was attracted to are projections of the Sakkari AI trying to distract Sheppard and evaluate Woolsey. The AI wants Woolsey's help to save its race from extinction by transporting it to its target world after it had crashed on Atlantis' home world thousands of years ago. It was trying to distract Sheppard as he was the greatest threat to it, but it never meant him any harm. Woolsey decides to help it even though it could cost him his job and has the Apollo transport it where it needs to go. As a final thanks, the AI tricks the dignitary and saves Woolsey's job. | ||||||
96 | 16 | 'Brain Storm' | Martin Gero | Martin Gero | November 21, 2008 | |
Rodney McKay is invited to a landmark scientific presentation by an old rival from his school days and takes Keller with him. The device appears to be a solution to global warming, but then everything goes awry. The plan, using a matter bridge to transfer heat to an alternate reality based on the work McKay and Jeannie did in 'McKay and Mrs. Miller' backfires when it won't shut off. Eventually the bridge is shut down and after McKay saves Keller's life she admits she loves him and they start a relationship. Bill Nye and Neil deGrasse Tyson make cameo appearances. | ||||||
97 | 17 | 'Infection' | Andy Mikita | Alan McCullough | December 5, 2008 | |
The team investigates mysterious happenings on board a Wraith Hive, where Todd and his crew are suffering from a disease, just to find that since Wraith ships are organic, the ship has the disease as well. It's revealed they got this disease when they tried Keller's gene therapy which did work, but left them with a weakened immune system. Todd offers a possible solution: allow them to be fed on by an iratus bug queen but Sheppard refuses. At the same time the team has to deal with feral Wraith warriors and the ship's deteriorating condition. Eventually the ship splits in half, killing all but the team and Todd, but the front half falls into the planet's atmosphere. Todd manages to land it in the ocean and everyone is rescued by Atlantis before the ship sinks. Keeping a deal he made with Todd and believing Todd could be a powerful ally, Sheppard sends Todd through the Stargate to seek his cure. | ||||||
98 | 18 | 'Identity' | William Waring | Carl Binder | December 12, 2008 | |
Dr. Jennifer Keller is diagnosed with a psychological ailment. However, little does the Atlantis expedition realize that she has been exposed to body-switching technology, similar to the one that SG-1 found in the SG-1 episode 'Avalon' that does not require the subjects to be in close proximity. Meanwhile Keller's consciousness faces a desperate struggle for survival inside the body of a wanted fugitive woman named Neeva. Eventually the team finds the device and Ronon destroys it just as Keller is about to be killed by Neeva's associate. Neeva is then presumably killed by her former associate, but both disappear so her fate is unknown. | ||||||
99 | 19 | 'Vegas' | Robert C. Cooper | Robert C. Cooper | January 2, 2009 | |
In an alternate reality, Detective John Sheppard and FBI Agent Richard Woolsey find themselves in the midst of a CSI-like murder case involving several killings apparently of Wraith origin in Las Vegas, Nevada. It's eventually revealed that this Wraith is the only survivor of a hive ship that attacked Earth and was destroyed. The Wraith plans to send a transmission to the other Wraith to lead them to Earth, but Sheppard finds him and enters a gunfight that leaves Sheppard mortally wounded. As the Wraith is about to kill him, two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs sent by Woolsey - whom Sheppard alerted earlier through Dr. Rod McKay - arrive. The Wraith quickly activates his transmitter before the fighters destroy it and him. The transmission never reaches Pegasus, thus saving the alternate Earth, but is sent through to other realities where it will reach Pegasus. | ||||||
100 | 20 | 'Enemy at the Gate' | Andy Mikita | Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie | January 9, 2009 | |
Todd informs Atlantis that a group of Wraith have in their possession several ZPMs which they plan to use to power a new super Wraith Hive. He also advises Woolsey that they should immediately destroy it. But when the team reaches the hive, it does significant damage to the Daedalus and jumps into hyperspace. The team then finds out that the ship has received the signal sent from alternate Earth in 'Vegas' and is heading to Earth. The hive shrugs off all efforts to destroy it, including an attack by Atlantis itself, but at the last minute, Sheppard destroys the ship with a nuclear weapon and saves Earth. Atlantis is forced to land on Earth due to lack of power. |
DVD releases[edit]
DVD Name | Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 4 |
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Stargate Atlantis Season 5 | June 30, 2009 | May 11, 2009 | July 29, 2009[5] |
Season 5: Volume 1 | -- | May 11, 2009 | -- |
Season 5: Volume 2 | -- | May 25, 2009 | -- |
Season 5: Volume 3 | -- | June 8, 2009 | -- |
Season 5: Volume 4 | -- | June 22, 2009 | -- |
Season 5: Volume 5 | -- | July 13, 2009 | -- |
References[edit]
Stargate Wraith Ships
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- ^Colvin, Chad (April 17, 2011). 'SGU continuation, other movies dead — for now'. GateWorld. Retrieved April 17, 2011.
- ^'GateWorld - Robert Picardo join Atlantis cast'. Archived from the original on 2009-06-11. Retrieved 2008-11-14.
- ^'GateWorld - Higginson out for Season Five'. Archived from the original on 2010-11-21. Retrieved 2008-11-14.
- ^'Buy Stargate: Atlantis - The Complete 5th Season (5 Disc Fatpack) on DVD-Video'. EzyDVD. Archived from the original on 2009-04-03.
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From The Stargate Omnipedia
A massive Wraith mothership, home to an untold number of Wraith who hibernate for centuries at a time. The large ships are heavily armed and capable of interstellar travel, and of landing on the surface of a planet.
Most of the hive ship first encountered by the Atlantis expedition was concealed beneath the surface of their homeworld -- so much so that the team did not realize it was a ship at all. It sat undisturbed on the surface for so long that tall trees had grown on its dorsal surface. Only the Keeper and a small number of warriors were on guard to defend the sleeping race; when the Keeper was killed, the sleeping creatures began to awake.
The craft contains untold numbers of hibernation pods, as well as numerous stasis units designed to hold captives ready to be fed upon. It is also equipped with at least one holding cell for individuals awaiting an audience with the Wraith before their life-force is consumed. It also contains a larger number of Wraith Darts, the species' favorite small-craft fighter.
There are at least 21 hive ships in the same region of the Pegasus Galaxy that Atlantis is in, and at least 60 total. Because the Wraith species are aligned into competing factions, hive ships can often be found in conflict with one another.
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FIRST APPEARED - Rising, Part 2
FIRST APPEARED - Rising, Part 2
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KEY EPISODES
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Rising, Part 2 - Sheppard takes the Puddle Jumper down to the Wraith hive ship, intent on rescuing Sumner and his men, as well as Teyla and a handful of Athosians.
Thirty Eight Minutes - The team revisits the Wraith homeworld, only to find that the hive ship has left -- only a massive crater where it hibernated for centuries remains.
Underground - The team infiltrates a hive ship with the Genii and steal a Wraith data node -- which reveals that at least 60 hive ships are now on the move.
The Brotherhood - A Wraith Dart attack on Atlantis reveals that three hive ships are en route to the city -- the attack the team has been expecting.
Letters From Pegasus - Sheppard and Teyla investigate the Wraith armada's movements, discovering that they are stopping along the way to Atlantis in order to feed.
The Siege, Part 1 - Dr. McKay leads a team to reactivate the Ancient defense platform, which destroys one of the approaching hive ships with a single blast.
The Siege, Part 2 - The two survivign hive ships arrive at Atlantis and begin a devestating assault.
The Hive - Two hive ships destroy one another after Colonel Sheppard manages to drive a stake of distrust between the Queens.
Enemies - Allied with Michael's hive, the Atlantis team attacks a hive ship and deploys a weaponized form of Beckett's gene therapy -- turning the Wraith crew into humans and leaving them vulnerable to their enemies.
Spoils of War - Teyla uses her telepathic abilities to pilot a Wraith hive ship recovered by the Atlantis team, eventually crashing it into a secret Wraith lab.
Infection - Todd's hive shows up over Atlantis infected by a virus, and eventually splits in half and crashlands into the ocean.
Enemy At the Gate - A Wraith scientist successfully interfaces Ancient Z.P.M.s with a hive, allowing the ship to grow to a 'super-hive' more powerful and advanced than any Wraith ship before it.
Thirty Eight Minutes - The team revisits the Wraith homeworld, only to find that the hive ship has left -- only a massive crater where it hibernated for centuries remains.
Underground - The team infiltrates a hive ship with the Genii and steal a Wraith data node -- which reveals that at least 60 hive ships are now on the move.
The Brotherhood - A Wraith Dart attack on Atlantis reveals that three hive ships are en route to the city -- the attack the team has been expecting.
Letters From Pegasus - Sheppard and Teyla investigate the Wraith armada's movements, discovering that they are stopping along the way to Atlantis in order to feed.
The Siege, Part 1 - Dr. McKay leads a team to reactivate the Ancient defense platform, which destroys one of the approaching hive ships with a single blast.
The Siege, Part 2 - The two survivign hive ships arrive at Atlantis and begin a devestating assault.
The Hive - Two hive ships destroy one another after Colonel Sheppard manages to drive a stake of distrust between the Queens.
Enemies - Allied with Michael's hive, the Atlantis team attacks a hive ship and deploys a weaponized form of Beckett's gene therapy -- turning the Wraith crew into humans and leaving them vulnerable to their enemies.
Spoils of War - Teyla uses her telepathic abilities to pilot a Wraith hive ship recovered by the Atlantis team, eventually crashing it into a secret Wraith lab.
Infection - Todd's hive shows up over Atlantis infected by a virus, and eventually splits in half and crashlands into the ocean.
Enemy At the Gate - A Wraith scientist successfully interfaces Ancient Z.P.M.s with a hive, allowing the ship to grow to a 'super-hive' more powerful and advanced than any Wraith ship before it.
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