SG-1 journey to the planet and after discovering the dome has a breathable landscape soon encounter a young boy named Nevin (Liam Ranger). The MALP probe is able to enter the dome, where inside they see a beautiful landscape. Stargate Command makes contact with a planet with a toxic atmosphere, on which a strange dome exists. The writers pitched the episode as a standalone story, that would not rely on any of the greater mythology of the show, whilst hoping to recapture the team-driven exploration stories found in earlier seasons of Stargate SG-1. Daniel Jackson ( Michael Shanks) attempts to find out more about planets history and the dome's creation. Believing everything is not as it seems, Major Samantha Carter ( Amanda Tapping) learns from one of the inhabitants, Pallan ( Christopher Heyerdahl), about their technology, whilst Dr. After making contact, SG-1 learn that the inhabitants are all neurologically connected to a central computer known as The Link, from which they can access any information, at any time. In the episode, Stargate Command discovers a civilization living in a seemingly perfect dome on an otherwise toxic, unliveable planet. The episode was written by Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie and was directed by Martin Wood. It was first broadcast on the Sci-Fi Channel on July 11, 2003.
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