Ep 20. There But For the Grace of God

In this episode of Stargate SG1, entitled "There But For the Grace of God," the team heads through the Stargate on a mission to PXY-887. Once they arrive, they find themselves in a strange laboratory. The lab is abandoned, but there are strange machines and technologies that suggest advanced research and experimentation were taking place there.

Suddenly, an energy surge knocks Daniel (Michael Shanks) unconscious, and he wakes up in an alternate reality. In this reality, Earth is about to be destroyed by the Goa'uld. The team, including Daniel's alternate self, work to find a way to stop the impending destruction.

As Daniel navigates this reality, he starts to see some disturbing differences between the two versions of Earth. He discovers that in this reality, Sha're (Vaitiare Bandera), his wife, was never taken by the Goa'uld. Instead, she is living happily with him in this alternate reality.

After some investigation, the alternate reality team realizes that the Goa'uld are going to use a powerful bomb to destroy Earth. They work together to try and stop the bomb before it can detonate.

Meanwhile, back in the "real" reality, the rest of the team is trying to find a way to get Daniel back. They send a probe through the Stargate to try and communicate with him and hopefully bring him home.

As the countdown to the destruction of Earth ticks away, the team must work quickly to find a way to stop the bomb and save both versions of reality. Daniel continues to navigate the alternate reality, which becomes increasingly dangerous and complicated.

This episode of Stargate SG1 is full of intense action, suspense, and intrigue. As viewers watch Daniel try to save both worlds, they're left wondering if he'll ever make it back to his own reality. The alternate reality lends a fresh perspective to the show's storyline, and viewers get to see the team face even more challenging obstacles than they usually do.

Overall, "There But For the Grace of God" is a standout episode of Stargate SG1, and one that fans won't want to miss. It's a thrilling, action-packed adventure that demonstrates the show's strengths. Viewers will be drawn into the story and left wondering what will happen next as the team races against the clock to save two different versions of Earth.