Zero Hour

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Zero Hour

Production
Series	Stargate SG-1
Episode	8.04
Production #	804
Original air date	July 30, 2004
Written by	Robert C. Cooper
Directed by	Peter F. Woeste
Cast
Guest stars	David Kaufman as Mark Gilmore Steve Bacic as Camulus Cliff Simon as Ba'al Eric Breker as Reynolds Colin Cunningham as Paul Davis Bill Dow as Bill Lee Gary Jones as Walter Harriman Michael Ryan as John Prior Dan Shea as Siler Pierre Bernard as O'Brien Jesai Jayhmes as Amran Delegate 1 James Ashcroft as Amran Delegate 2
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Zero Hour is the fourth episode of the eighth season of Stargate SG-1.

O'Neill begins doubting his abilities to run the SGC. SG-1 goes offworld looking for one of Anubis' labs and disappears. An alien plant begins to grow over the base and Ba'al contacts them to offer a trade for Camulus in exchange for SG-1 whom he had captured.

Area 51, Bosco, Captain Corrigan, Donut, Gamma radiation, Peterson (SG-3), Plains of Goran, Ring Transporter, Colonel Rudnell, SG-2, SG-3, SG-8, SG-10, SG-12, Stargate Command Operations Protocol, Symbiote poison, Zero Point Module

Camulus: "While I never disclosed its location, I once made the mistake of bragging that I had found the device at a meeting of the System Lords."
O'Neill: "Hard to believe, you bragging(!)"

O'Neill: "Well, I’m not really sure. Here’s some irony for you: Carter – have this thing fixed like that. No offence there, Siler."
Siler: "Uh, none taken, sir."
O'Neill: "So, why don't you just send her on through, before you know it you'll have old camel ass back in your grubby little mitts."
Ba'al: "You dare mock me!?"
O'Neill: "Ba'al, Come on, you should know........of course I dare mock ya."

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The bald technician at the end of the episode is Pierre Bernard, graphics designer for the Late Night with Conan O'Brien show. He had a say on the show mentioning that Stargate SG-1 was better without Daniel Jackson. The Stargate producers saw this and offered him a cameo, naming the character "O'Brien" as a tongue-in-cheek reference.
This episode shares its name with a Star Trek: Enterprise episode.
After Dr. Lee jokingly mentions that the plant has not eaten anyone, O'Neill calls him "Seymour". This is a reference to Little Shop of Horrors, which followed a man-eating plant and its keeper, Seymour.

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In the final scene, O'Neill has the single star of a Brigadier General on his dress shirt, but the insignia on his jacket is that of a Colonel.