Stargate SG1: Season 4 DVD (2003) Richard Dean Anderson, DeLuise (DIR) cert 12

Title: Stargate SG1: Season 4 Leading Actor: Richard Dean Anderson Region: Region 2 Duration: 925 mins Format: DVD / Box Set Type: DVD No. of Discs: 6 disc(s) Studio / Publisher: TCFHE UK Release Date: 31 Mar 2003 Edition: Box Set

The complete fourth season of the popular sci-fi series. In 'Small Victories' the Stargate team find themselves back on Earth tackling a replicating bug on a Russian submarine. 'The Other Side' has the SG-1 crew help the war-devastated planet of Euronda. 'Upgrades' finds O'Neill, Carter and Daniel volunteering to try out a Tok'ra device that gives the wearer superhuman powers. 'Crossroads' sees Teal'c meet up with a lost-love who has a novel communication method that may help defeat the Goa'uld. In 'Divide and Conquer' the team get caught in a time loop and experience the same events over and over again. 'Window of Opportunity' has various SG-1 members sent beserk by Goa'uld mind control techniques. 'Watergate' finds the SG-1 team helping out some Russian colleagues who have attempted to bring some special water through a Stargate. 'The First Ones' sees O'Neill take charge of a rescue mission which aims to help the imperilled SG-11 team. In 'Scorched Earth' the team find themselves caught between two opposing sides, both seeking to control the same planet. 'Beneath the Surface' has an amnesiac SG-1 crew attempting to work out exactly how they all began working in an alien power station. 'Point of No Return' sees O'Neill meet a strange man with a surprisingly detailed knowledge about the Stargate programme. 'Tangent' finds Teal'c and O'Neill taking part in a test flight of some new experimental aircraft. In 'Serpent's Venom' the team are sent on a mission to prevent a potentially dangerous alliance between Apophis and Heru'ur. 'The Curse' has Daniel investigate when his old professor dies in mysterious circumstances. 'Chain Reaction' sees O'Neill take on the bureaucrats when SG-1 are threatened with dissolution. '2010' finds the team attempting to save the human race from the Aschen. In 'Absolute Power' SG-1 encounter a young boy who carries the genetic memory of the Goa'uld. 'The Light' has the team come under the power of a strange temple. 'Prodigy' sees Carter and a rebellious new recruit come into danger when they pass through the Stargate and encounter an alien composed purely of energy. 'Entity' finds Carter in trouble again when her body is taken over by an alien probe. 'Double Jeopardy' has the SG-1 team return to a planet which they once helped free from the shackles of Goa'uld enslavement and set about helping them in another revolt, this time against Cronos. Finally, in 'Exodus', SG-1 decide to put an end to Apophis aggression by making the sun go nova, but just as they are putting the plan into action their ship takes a crippling hit, thus preventing them from fleeing the scene of the imminent solar meltdown.