On a forested planet, Ronon Dex and Teyla Emmagan are talking about how Kanaan has been released from his prison camp on the mainland of M35-117 and has integrated in Atlantis.

They discuss that Kanaan had a scare with the city’s showers, and that Ronon offered to spar with him. Teyla then talks about Ronon, who recently stunned Doctor Garrett on his own surprise birthday. Their conversation ends, when they notice a black cloaked figure lying on the floor. The two tries to help, but Ronon inadvertently steps on a trip wire, which detonates an explosive. The hood figure stands up and fires a Wraith handblaster at Ronon, and shoots him three times before he succumbs to the stunner. Teyla looks at the assailant, who unveils himself. It is Tyre, who doesn’t look well. He later stuns her.

She later returns to Atlantis in the conference room with Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard, Doctor Rodney McKay and Richard Woolsey. He tells them that the Daedalus could not detect Ronon’s subcutaeneous transmitter anywhere on the planet. They believe that Tyre has moved him, but think that he is not acting straight, since nothing would stop him from killing Teyla. They believe he may have kept some of the Satedan sense of honour. They discuss what their next move would be, Teyla suggests looking for another Satedan, and she knows just the one, Solen Sincha, on the planet Belkan. Woolsey commissions the mission to Belkan, and wonders whether Teyla decides to rejoin Sheppard’s team, since she hasn’t said anything official yet. Teyla says she hasn’t decided, but wishes to join the team for the mission. As they leave, the doors close. Woolsey prepares to leave, but the doors wouldn’t budge, much to his surprise.

On another world, Ronon wakes up tied to a chair. Tyre is next to him and tells him that they are in Sarif Sur, a planet where Tyre almost died in a mission. He then tells Ronon that if he joined them in the first place, Ara and Rakai may still be alive today. Ronon wouldn’t listen to him, but notices that his hands are shaking. Meanwhile, on Belkan, Sheppard’s team finds Solen in a tavern, who is evidently drunk. They confront him and tells him that Ronon is in trouble, which Solen points out “he’s always in trouble”. When he hears of Tyre, he tells them that he was a Wraith worshipper, since he disappointed the Wraith, they let him go. This was not an act of kindness, since they serve as a example to those who betray the Wraith, and he would be an easy target for all the Humans in the galaxy. He does however agree to send a message to Atlantis when he finds a lead.

On Sarif Sur, Ronon tells Tyre that he doesn’t look well. He tells Ronon that after their last encounter, the Wraith was disappointed by him and decided to let him loose. However, due to the Wraith enzyme he was used to receiving for the Gift of Life, he has gotten addicted to it, and after not getting more in a while, starts to get into withdrawal. Ronon, agrees to take him to Atlantis so that medical personnel could help him. However, he had his own intentions, he called for his own help. By capturing him, he alerted the Wraith to the planet, and with Ronon captured, Tyre would be saved again. A Wraith Commander enters the building, where he says he will be looking forward to Ronon serving him, before he quickly feeds on him.

Back in Atlantis, Woolsey and Teyla both talk about her future with the team. Woolsey respects her decision to take more time to think, even by offering a substitute for her for now. Teyla wonders if he has children. Woolsey hasn’t but once had a pet Yorkie, until his wife took him after their divorce. On Sarif Sur, the Commander, who has fed on Ronon, gives his lifeforce back. Ronon says he’ll die before he will submit to the Wraith. The Commander keeps trying. In Atlantis, McKay and Sheppard talk in the mess hall about how ro find Ronon. McKay tells him that he thought of everything, and even took the Archimedes approach by bathing for his “eureka moment”, but there is still nothing. As McKay talks further, Major Evan Lorne interrupts them and says that Solen has contacted them on the lead, a planet called Sarif Sur. They plan to launch a mission as they speak.

On Sarif Sur, Tyre begs Ronon not to delay the inevitable, and join him. Ronon refuses and still brands Tyre as a traitor to him and his people. The Commander enters and tells them that things are progressing slowly. They plan to move. Tyre wants the Wraith to take him back, as they originally agreed. However, the Commander goes back on the deal, and throws Tyre onto a wall, and leaves him to die before leaving with Ronon and the warriors. Sometime after, Sheppard and Lorne’s team arrive in the abandoned village and searches it. They find nothing, until Lorne finds Tyre unconscious. With his pulse weakening. They send him back to Atlantis, where Jennifer Keller tells them that he is going through Wraith enzyme withdrawal, and even broke his restraints to injure the guards. Keller could give him sedatives to ease the withdrawal, but will prolong it. They have to make his detox as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, Ronon and the Commander arrive in a Wraith lab. Ronon tells him he’d rather die, like Morika and Hemi. However, the Commander tells him that they didn’t die because they refused to join. They died because they were too weak to survive the process, but Ronon is strong enough, and will submit eventually.

For several days, Tyre continues his brutal withdrawal, while the Wraith Commander continuously feeds on Ronon, and takes his left back. Teyla and Kanaan, who is now back as a Human look after Torren John Emmagan. Kanaan tells Teyla that he’ll respect whatever decision she makes, since she has both the duty to look after Torren, and the people in Pegasus. Tyre finally recovers his withdrawal, and talks with Sheppard. He tells him that not only will he give him the location of where Ronon is being help, but will join them in finding him. Woolsey agrees to this. Teyla gives him Torren for him to take to Kanaan in the cafeteria, before she joins in on the mission, in the hopes of saving Ronon. However, it is too late. Ronon cracks, and is turned into a Wraith worshipper, who is told that Atlantis is his enemy.

Sheppard and Lorne’s team, and Tyre enters the facility, and kills several Wraith warriors. The teams enters a power relay chamber, where Tyre tells the teams to plant C-4 into the key sections and hide them, so that when it detonates, the secondary explosions will destroy the base. After they do that, they carry on searching the labs, when they find Ronon, who is expecting them, but the teams looks suspicious. Their suspicions are correct, when they find he is now working for the Wraith, as they were soon surrounded by several warriors. The Commander arrives to take the teams. Tyre then holds Teyla hostage, revealing he has double crossed the teams to take them prisoner, so he could rejoin the Wraith cause, which the Commander grants.

After being taken prisoner, Tyre and Ronon convince the Commander that the teams are more valuable alive and turn to worshippers. As the team are in the cells, McKay plans to talk to Ronon to appeal to him, since he is still a new worshipper. Next, Tyre comes up to Sheppard, and informs him that he has been summoned to the Commander. On the way, Tyre excuses the warrior, while they both take a decoy. Afterwards, they both meet the Commander, with Ronon next to him. The Commander decides that Sheppard would be perfect for the cause and attempts to convert him. He takes out his hand, and is about to feed on Sheppard, when Tyre quickly takes out his sword, and cuts the Commander’s hand off.

Tyre actually freed the teams and gave them their weapons back. Sheppard takes out two sidearms and kills the Wraith trying to get into the room. Tyre and Ronon engage in a sword fight. Ronon, who is stronger gains the upper hand and is starting to beat him to death, when Teyla and the team arrives and stuns Ronon three times, which takes him down. Tyre threatens the Commander to come with them, by threatening to blow the facility. Just as they made a break for it, the teams were once again surrounded. The Commander tells them to stand down and let them free. He wants to know what will stop them from blowing the facility anyway. Tyre takes the detonation device, and tells him that when the teams are free, he will hand him the device, before he can walk free. As the teams head back to the Puddle Jumper, Tyre gives his sword to Sheppard, signifying he intends not to follow them. The teams escape, and radios Tyre.

The Commander tells Tyre he is not beyond forgiveness, and it is not too late for him. However, Tyre says it is, for both of them, and detonates the C-4. The facility is destroyed, and the Jumper narrowly misses the explosion, which kills everyone within, including Tyre and the Commander.

Ronon is sent to the infirmary, where he is to go through withdrawal, but Ronon doesn’t give in easily, urging Sheppard to let him free or kill him. However, Sheppard leaves and allows Ronon’s brutal withdrawal, which takes several days. The teams could barely watch him, as he begs them to kill him. But eventually, he fully recovers, and tells McKay, who is with talking about his piano to get him some food. Ronon still has to stay off duty for a few more days to make sure.

Later, Teyla visits Woolsey’s quarters, who is drinking wine, listening to classical music and wears his suit for the first time since his transfer to Atlantis, since he feels the suit is the most comfortable set of clothing for him. She informs Woolsey that she has decided to rejoin Sheppard’s team. After the news, Woolsey wishes her goodnight, before she joins Kanaan and Torren. McKay is taking a bath in his quarters, where he gets a sudden idea, like Archimedes. Sheppard visits Ronon in the Infirmary and gives him Tyre’s sword and departs. Ronon stares at the sword for a few moments, and begins to mourn Tyre, who in the end considered him a friend.

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Teyla Emmagan is walking with her new born son, Torren John Emmagan, who is asleep, but in order to do so, Teyla would have to walk while holding him. She passes a tired Doctor Jennifer Keller in the infirmary, where she is looking through Michael’s database for the cure on Carson Beckett’s condition, and thinks she may have found something.

Teyla came to thank her for reverting the Hybrids back to Humans, and she had a chance to see Kanaan earlier today. Keller tells Teyla that Rodney McKay often talks with Beckett in the stasis pod, telling him of the latest news. Keller once caught McKay, who was then pretending to look over the systems. Torren starts to wake up, and Teyla gets moving again.

Meanwhile, in the control room, McKay, Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard and a team await for Richard Woolsey’s arrival. He is then beamed down from the Daedalus. However, instead of a speech, he asks for his belongings to be sent to his quarters, and orders McKay to send him his latest reports. Sheppard sarcastically comments on his “nice speech” to the team, before going his own way. At night, Keller has fallen asleep, and wakes up. As she gets up, she notices that her right hand is covered a mysterious gelatinous goo. In horror, she quickly gets up and washes it away. She decides to turn in and sleep in her quarters.

The next morning, the team, apart from Woolsey enters the conference room, where they quickly notice that the table is replaced by a twelve foot long mahogany one. The team thinks why Samantha Carter was relieved of her command, since she has done exceptional work with the destruction of the Asurans, and the weakening of the Wraith. Sheppard thinks that is the problem. Since much of the threat has disappeared, the IOA felt to be put in control, since the threat level of the galaxy has gone down. Essentially, Carter has become a victim of her own success. Woolsey enters the room, and tells everyone to be seated. The group discuss several topics, including the events over M2S-445. However, all but Woolsey know that Michael may have escaped through the Puddle Jumper that went missing, and one of his ex-mercenaries reported to have seen him after his cruiser was destroyed. Woolsey deems the source too unreliable, and moves on to the next topic; the former Hybrids. Despite Teyla telling him that they are actually victims, Woolsey says they were also enemy combatants, and are to be held on the mainland until he deems them trustworthy to roam around.

The final topic is the status of the clone of Beckett in the stasis pod. A distracted Keller tells him that she thinks she has found a serum that can stop his cellular degeneration. Unfortunately, it has only been tested on lone cells, not a live person. The only way to test it is to put Carson out of stasis and inject him with the serum. Despite the risk that Carson may die the second he exits stasis, they go ahead with the procedure. They enter the stasis room, and deactivates the stasis field, where Beckett falls into the gurney. Keller quickly injects him with the serum, and sends him to the infirmary. They wait, when Beckett eventually wakes up. He sees his team again. Keller reports some good news; there are no signs of cellular degeneration, he’s in the clear. By the end of the day, Keller goes to her quarters to get some sleep.

The next morning, Beckett takes the opportunity to look at the city skyline. McKay confronts him and tells him that they plan to send him back to Earth to recover from his condition. Beckett seems fine with it, believing that he is still some time away from being in top shape again. They are then interrupted by Teyla from the headset. She wants their help. She tells the two that she went to Keller for a breakfast date, but couldn’t get an answer. She assumed she was still asleep, and now she is late for her shift. McKay manages to open the door, where they see Keller asleep, with no sign of her waking up. Teyla notices something, and pulls out the bed covers and is shocked at what they see, tendrils covering her stomach.

Sheppard and Woolsey is called into the situation. Beckett says that he saw this once before, when he was Michael’s prisoner. They move both her and the bed, since the tendrils are attached to the bed as well. They discover that the tendrils are actually growing from inside her. Woolsey lets Beckett stay, despite being scheduled for Earth, and that he is not an active expedition member, but has more experience in Michael’s experiments. Sheppard tells Woolsey that this “isn’t by the book”. Woolsey tells him that they must not get used to it. Beckett operates on Keller, and cuts off a small tendril. Unfortunately, her vitals shut down. The surgical team try their best to revive Keller, which they did. Beckett tells the team that he will not attempt that again, since it may kill her. Beckett takes a blood sample and discovers that she has been infected by a Wraith pathogen. Later, Keller eventually wakes up.

McKay enters the isolation room in a HAZMAT suit, and discovers that the mass has multiplied in size. Keller is visible afraid, and can’t go to sleep, through fear of not waking up again. She experiences numbness all over her body, and hears mysterious voices, which are most likely in her head. Beckett tests the blood samples on everyone that has been in M2S-445, and discovers they are all infected with the pathogen. The infected members are restricted to quarters, and Carter has been quarantined in Stargate Command. Woolsey still has not decided what to do with Keller.

Beckett finds out what the pathogen does, and presents his findings to Woolsey. The pathogen is comprised of a organo-metallic polymer, which overtime, will go hard enough to resist hyperspace radiation, and the material is similar to that of Wraith spaceships, meaning that a Hive Ship is most likely coming out of Keller. Due to this new threat, Woolsey orders the entire tower Keller is in evacuated. Another problem is that the tendrils are growing very rapidly. Teyla talks to McKay, who figures out the the tendrils are growing to get access to more power, where it well go too quick to stop it. He believes the tendrils are heading for a power source, a power conduit leading directly to the ZPM. Teyla tells this to Woolsey, who assembles a team to examine the advancing tendrils. Beckett also starts work on how to stop the pathogen.

Radek Zelenka, Teyla and a team are investigating the area, and Zelenka splits off from the team and watches the tendrils attached to a wall, that has attached itself onto the power conduit. As Teyla is coming, the tendrils sense Zelenka’s presence and attacks him, knocking him to the floor. Just as he is overwhelmed, Teyla fires her P90 onto the tendrils, which are retreating. She takes Radek to safety. With this information, Woolsey decides to have Keller terminated. Fortunately, Beckett invents the serum, a phage, which should kill the pathogen. The downside is, there is no way to test it. Sheppard volunteers to be tested first. He is restrained on a bed if anything happens. He is injected with the phage. At first, he doesn’t feel anything, but soon starts to violently convulse. Eventually, it stops, and Sheppard returns to normal, with the pathogen completely gone.

Woolsey decides to break the rules again, and decides to send someone to the isolation room to inject Keller. Unfortunately, there are several tendrils in the way. Ronon Dex volunteers, since he is infected, the pathogen in Keller would detect no threat from him. Ronon takes the phage with him, and starts his move. He goes into a transporter. The second he enters another section, the ZPM is pulled, blacking out the city. Ronon walks past the tendrils with no sign of being harmed. He then encounters a shell in front of him. With no other way, Ronon decides to shoot his way through, against Beckett’s wishes. He shoots through the shell, where the tendrils detect that he is a threat. He uses his sword, but is stopped and pinned down to a wall, where they start to strangle him.

With the plan going awry, Sheppard makes contact with Keller. However, he hears a more deeper-alien version of Keller’s voice. She tells him that she is not Keller any more, and when she is completed, she will have her own designation. Sheppard gets the team to buy time, so he could fly a Jumper. He flies it and sees that the entire tower Keller is in is completely covered in the mass. In a daring course, Sheppard flies the jumper straight into the tower and crashes. He arrives just outside the isolation room. He arms himself and makes his move. He quickly moves into the room, and injects Keller with the phage. Keller quickly wakes up in pain, and the tendrils eventually loses its hold of Ronon, who falls. However, as the mass dies, a tendril stabs Sheppard in the stomach. An injured Sheppard is about to kill Keller, until the tendrils stopped moving.

Sheppard is in the infirmary, recovering from his injury. Woolsey tells him that Ronon has a bruised larynx, meaning he will lose the ability to speak for several days. Sheppard comments “wonder if anyone’ll notice”. They then see Keller, who is now up and about, back to normal. Beckett arrives and says he is ready to go back to Earth and thanks Woolsey. He then talks to John and expresses his disappointment in himself for breaking at least half a dozen security protocols during his first week, but if he didn’t break them, Keller would be dead, and the city will be in serious trouble. His superiors at the IOA decide to let the matter drop. Woolsey firmly believes that the rules are “there for a reason”, and reveals that he is not sure if he is up to leading the expedition. Sheppard smiles and shakes his hand, where he welcomes him to the Pegasus Galaxy.

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John Sheppard and Teyla Emmagan are in Atlantis, dressed in evening wear. They decide to celebrate on something, but Sheppard wonders what for. Teyla says that this is for rescuing her. However, Sheppard does not remember, and notices the candles beside him are catching fire. He later sees Lieutenant Aiden Ford, who tells him that he doesn’t remember rescuing Teyla, because he never did rescue her, like he did to Ford. Sheppard is suddenly in pain and notices blood soaking through his shirt. This turns out to be some kind of dream.

Sheppard and Ronon are trapped.

He regains consciousness back in reality, and notices that he and Ronon Dex are buried under the rubble of Michael’s base. The two are in the same room, where Ronon is free and not as injured, but Sheppard is trapped under a beam that won’t budge and is seriously injured. Ronon says he tried contacting others, but there is no radio signal. Meanwhile, in another chamber, Doctor Rodney McKay is stuck with Major Evan Lorne. McKay seems fine, but Lorne has broken a leg from the explosion. McKay finds a small opening, and tries to widen it to escape, which only results in more rubble collapsing in. Lorne tells McKay that some of the teams must have evacuated and should dial Atlantis, while the Daedalus is en-route to confirm Sheppard’s story, and will arrive in under three hours. McKay is forced to just sit and wait. However, in another star system, where Michael’s cruiser is in, Kanaan gives Michael a report that one of their bases self destructed. Knowing that something happened, Michael sends his cruiser into hyperspace to M2S-445.

In Atlantis, they receive an unscheduled off-world Stargate activation. Colonel Samantha Carter descends down the stairs and sees Lieutenant Edison entering Atlantis, covered in dust. He rushed back from Michael’s compound and tells her that the compound self destructed. With several people trapped, he requests back-up to help rescue the survivors. Carter calls for a team of combat engineers. Doctor Jennifer Keller is called in to tend to the injured survivors, with the Expedition’s new member, Captain Alicia Vega joining in on the operation.

Carter and Keller hears McKay and Lorne.

Meanwhile, McKay tries to make himself busy to deal with his claustrophobia, and finds Michael’s computer. There he finds out that Michael’s “Wiki” is still mostly intact. However, he notices something, and is about to tell Lorne, when he tells him to be quiet, since he hears footsteps. They both call out for help. Meanwhile, Carter and her team read four lifesigns in two locations, and starts searching, where Keller hears Lorne and McKay. They work on getting the two out. McKay tells them to hurry, since he discovered that after the compound blew, a subspace message was sent to his cruiser, meaning he is on his way. They work on it, but the other two survivors are much deeper, so they may rely on the Daedalus’ beaming technology. Sheppard and Ronon attempts to move the beam for Sheppard to move around, but is unsuccessful. Sheppard feels stupid, since he knew the whole time the building was booby trapped, but didn’t do anything. He then tells, and eventually orders Ronon to leave him behind, but realises that he has no intention of doing so.

Onboard Michael’s cruiser, he scans Teyla for her son’s condition through the medical scanner, and tells her that he is doing well, and wonders why Teyla is still looking at him bitterly, since he assured her that the child will not be harmed. Teyla wonders that since he mentions her son a lot, he never mentions what is to become of his mother. Michael hesitates at an answer, and is about to tell that he plans to kill her, when Kanaan interrupts and tells him they are almost over the planet. Michael leaves, where Kanaan then releases her. She tells him that they must escape. However, Kanaan tells her that they will kill him if he is seen escaping, despite Teyla telling him that Michael will kill him anyway.

The rescue teams save McKay and Lorne, where they are about to send them back, but Rivers informs Carter that Michael’s cruiser exited hyperspace over the planet. Michael notices several life signs combing the debris, looking for survivors. He plans to launch a squadron af darts to capture anyone they find. While a dart tries to take prisoners, Captain Vegas fires her weapon at it, and hits it, where it severely damaged. Keller notes her fine marksmanship, before leaving to the Puddle Jumper. However, as they are about to dial out, the Gate dials in, leaving the team trapped. They cloak the Jumper and fly towards Michael’s cruiser. They are tempted at the opportunity to take Teyla back, but can’t.

Meanwhile, Sheppard is weaken, and is about to give up hope, when they hear digging noises. A group of people are digging them out. Realising something is wrong, Sheppard wonders if there is a Harris with them, when they answer that he is, despite being off duty for the next month, and would enjoy Duff beer (from The Simpsons), over Oprah ale. They know they are Hybrids and plans to ambush them, and keep shooting until they can’t.

The Daedalus arrives at the planet, and finds itself in orbit along with Michael’s cruiser. Michael realizes that the Daedalus has arrived, and tries to jump into hyperspace. However, Colonel Steven Caldwell orders Major Kevin Marks to disable its hyperdrive, and the cruiser cannot go anywhere. Just as Michael’s drones are about to retrieve Sheppard and Ronon to the cruiser, they are beamed out by the Daedalus. However, as the ship had to drop its shields to beam the survivors, Michael’s ship is able to cause considerable damage to it, disabling sublight and hyperdrive engines as well as Asgard Weapons, before they activate the shields again. They are now target practise to Michael’s cruiser.

Keller is about to operate on Sheppard. However, he urges Keller to just patch him up so he could rescue Teyla. Keller reluctantly does so. Carter, McKay and Caldwell formulate a plan to strike back at Michael to launch an F-302 attack on Michael’s weapons. He will launch fighters to retaliate, which will allow Sheppard’s team to sneak in on a cloaked Jumper and rescue Teyla. With Daedalus’ shields at under 20%. They rush with the plan. Carter reluctantly allows Sheppard to be on the mission.

The Daedalus launches the 302s to strike against Michael’s cruiser. They are able to destroy the ship’s weapons, to which Michael launches eight darts in response to combat the 302s. The bay doors open, but quickly closes. Sheppard quickly flies the cloaked Jumper and manages to make their way through. McKay tells Sheppard that he and Ronon can rescue Teyla while Sheppard stays, but he does not agree to it. They arrive and search through the entire cruiser to find Teyla. However, McKay discovers that Michael is far ahead with the hyperdrive repair, and could be re-operational any minute.

Teyla is in her room, where she is sitting, and having difficulty breathing. Her guard hears a noise and sees Sheppard’s team, but is gunned down. The team has now found Teyla, and plans to move quickly, but Teyla announces that she had been having contractions for over an hour, and are getting closer each time. Her baby is coming. They try to get her out, but McKay says Michael’s hyperdrive is operational. Sheppard and Ronon takes a charge of C-4 and walks down the corridor to the hyperdrive room. Meanwhile, McKay is to look after Teyla, and tries to talk to her about an incident where both he and his Cat once had a kidney stone. However, she has another contraction, and has to have the baby now. Sheppard and Ronon kill the Hybrids guarding the hyperdrive, where they are able to place the C-4, and detonate it from a safe distance. Kanaan investigates, while Michael wonders how the Humans are onboard.

Teyla is laying down and urges a very horrified McKay to deliver her baby. Very reluctantly, he agrees and reaches out his arms to catch the baby. Teyla pushes him out, and McKay catches him. McKay quickly turns from horrified to joyful, and hands Teyla her son. Sheppard and Ronon returns to see what transpired. The five of them leave, only to find that the Jumper has disappeared. They have no idea what happened to it, so they plan to take a dart. There, they encounter Kanaan, who surrenders. Teyla introduces him to their son, and he agrees to help them escape. Sheppard commandeers the dart and beams them all aboard, apart from the baby, as without risking what effect the beam will have to the baby, Sheppard carries him. Sheppard calls the Daedalus, and tells Caldwell that he is free to do whatever he pleases with the cruiser. With the beam weapons back online, he has the ship destroys and leaves for M35-117.

Back in Atlantis, Keller prepares Sheppard for surgery. Carter passes McKay, holding flowers to bring to Teyla and her baby. Carter tells him that she is gating back to Earth to attend the symbiote extraction of the final Ba’al clone, and to head there for an “exhaustive review by the IOA”, from her first year of heading Atlantis. Meanwhile, Keller prepares Sheppard for surgery. Sheppard asks Teyla if she planned on the baby’s name. She has; Torren John Emmagan, named after her father and John. Carter arrives on Earth and meets Richard Woolsey. However, instead of going for the review, Woolsey says that the IOA is relieving her of command, and he will replace her as the new commander.

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