hey, Stargate experts!

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What do we know, in the Stargate universe, about time travel?

I asked Mary, who usually remembers these details, and she says there was definitely an episode where SG-1 went back in time, but she doesn't know what episode or how it happened.

So how did it happen? Any paramaters, that we know of?

*cough* No reason....

Comments

[ratcreature]

Yeah the time machine was in Moebius, and they went back to Ancient Egypt to get that ZPM from the Goa'uld who weren't supposed to know what that was so it wouldn't damage the timeline, right? Only then they go mixed up with the anti-Goa'uld uprising and then something went wrong and the reality changes, and the alternate team had to go back or something. Rodney appeared in the alternate reality too. I don't remember all the details because I think trying to make sense of it broke my brain so my recollection is sketchy. Mut their AU counterparts were a lot of fun to watch.

[dsudis.livejournal.com]

No, they needed the ZPM to send to Atlantis--that was the end of season 8 of SG-1 and season 1 of SGA, that's the ZPM that shows up to save the day.

SG-1 gets trapped in the past when the puddlejumper they took gets buried/discovered by Jaffa guards, so they resign themselvs to staying for good, and then screw up the timeline, giving rise to a world where Earth has no Gate and Rodney is not allergic to citrus (canon! seriously!)

In the lemon!Rodney timeline, the ZPM and a message are found in a canopic jar, where the initial SG-1 placed them to be found by their future selves, and the lemonverse group winds up *also* going back in time and fixing what the first SG-1 screwed up, snapping the timeline back into place: the last scene is an SG-1 which appears to be "our" SG-1, watching the message from the past found in a canopic jar along with a desperately-needed ZPM. Everything seems fine, and, hey! they've got a ZPM! so they don't travel into the past at all.

[souliesoul.livejournal.com]

But the final SG1 lives in a world where O'Neill's pond has fish! heh, that little detail always makes me wonder what else is different :)