Five-Minute Stargate


Five-Minute Stargate SG-1: "Urgo"

by Nan

O'Neill: It's the battle of the hackneyed adages!
Daniel: And you lose.
Teal'c: Indeed.
O'Neill: Nuts.

[Everyone looks through the MALP video feed. There's a total paradisiacal-palm-tree sunfest world on the other side.]
Carter: That is the MALP telemetry. That green paradise looks just peachy for a tan--er, um... research facility.
Hammond: Cool! Check it out.

[SG-1 prepares to enter the gate.]
O'Neill: Au revoir! A rivaderci! Ciao! Auf Wiedersehen! Sayonara! Adios!
Teal'c: Eh?
[They enter, and return, seemingly instantaneously.]
O'Neill: Hello...!

Hammond: You were gone for fifteen hours.
Carter: How can that be? I'm not even tanned.
O'Neill: I know. Bummer.

[SG-1 experiences stimulated taste buds while drinking caffeinated goodness.]
Daniel: Coffee.
Carter: Good coffee.
O'Neill: Very good coffee.
[Teal'c downs an entire pot, as a shocked SG-1 and Hammond look on.]
Teal'c: Indeed.
Hammond: Possible Crisis #12653. Don't go anywhere, while I contemplate retirement.

[Carter, Daniel, and Teal'c walk in on O'Neill stuffing his face with desserts.]
Daniel: Pie!
Carter: Good pie!
O'Neill: Very good pie!
Teal'c: Indeed.

[Upon Fraiser discovering the tiny implants...]
Fraiser: Each one of you has a thing in your head. I can't take it out without turning you all into vegetables. I have no idea how to help you, so... I'm going to go for lunch.

Hammond: Maybe a beach house in Honolulu. I could wrangle that...
Fraiser: Take me with you.

[Urgo starts talking in their heads.]
Urgo: I'm Urgo. In stereo where available.
O'Neill: Kill me. Kill me now.

Urgo: Sam rocks. Why are you thinking about Mary Steenburgen?
O'Neill: Uh...

[Carter makes a discovery.]
Carter: I think we've got pirate-radio-station-wireless-network-things in our heads.
Daniel: That explains why I keep seeing a log-on message every time I try to look to the left.
Urgo: You've performed an illegal action. One of the eyes you are using will be closed. Anyone for a roadtrip?

[O'Neill begins to flip out.]
O'Neill: I can't take this!
Daniel: I can't see three-dimensions for more than 20 minutes!
Carter: I'm peachy.
Teal'c: Indeed.

Fraiser: So... whassee look like?
O'Neill: Kill me. Please kill me.

[Carter goes all Science-Teachery.]
Urgo: What's this?
Carter: A defibrillator. You shock someone's heart into normal beating rhythm--
Urgo: Teal'c, defibrillate yourself!
Teal'c: 'Kay.
Fraiser: Hey!

Fraiser: So... he's mucking about with your impulses, imperatives and--
O'Neill: Kill me!
Fraiser: How do we get him out?
Urgo: Not tellin'.

Carter: Urgo is there to gather data.
Urgo: Got in in one, Sammykins. You'll like me eventually.
O'Neill: Heavenly god, kill me!

Daniel: What--
Carter: If we--
Urgo: Zip it! for your own good. Yeah, that's it. Uh... my creators suck! If you go back, you'll, um... be killed.
O'Neill: Sounds good to me!

[O'Neill flips out.]
Carter: I believe he means, "I want Urgo out of my head now. Kill me." Sir. I think I can think up a solution, though.
Hammond: We're only halfway through the episode. It can't work.
Carter: Meh.

Hammond: Are they nuts?
Fraiser: Henh? Oh, I dunno. Probably not.
Hammond: Hey! Is that a GameBoy?

O'Neill: Fix it or kill me.
Carter: I think I fixed it.
Urgo: No! Nononono! Wrongness! Burn your hand.
Carter: 'Kay. Ow! Urgo, you suck!
Urgo: Sorry.
Carter: Pshyeah. Anyway, I just have to blast our delicate neurons with the kind of radiation we get from the sun but need the atmosphere to protect us from.
Everyone: Cool!

Urgo: I can be Peter DeLuise!
[Urgo transforms into Peter DeLuise (the director), and back.]

Carter: I'm flipping the switch.
Urgo: Bzzzzzzt!
O'Neill: Free at last! Free at last! Thank god almighty, we're free at last!
Carter: Pfft. Mebbe.

[When SG-1 starts singing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in a round.]
Fraiser: Whoa, dude...

Urgo: I'm back.
O'Neill: Kill... me...

[Urgo makes Carter go all Science-teachery.]
Carter: That is a MALP. It's kinda like you, but... way different.
Urgo: Yeah. Hey! Tropical paradise. Let's go.
Carter: Um, that's an illusion. Like a mousetrap. Or a roach motel.
Urgo: Oh. See! I told you they sucked!

[After Hammond addresses him, we hear Togar's voice.]
Togar: Error. Crud. I'll fix, free of charge. Want the updated version? It's an extra $60, not including taxes. *Windows Startup Sound*

O'Neill: We're going!
Daniel: Yep.
Teal'c: Indeed.
Urgo: Sammykins! I can be Peter DeLuise again!
Carter: Errr.... um.... ah.... Let's go.

[On the other side of the gate...]
Daniel: Spontaneous Yet Plot-Forwarding thought: whaddya think Togar meant by "error"?
Carter: An all-too-common occurence with this particular type of software?
Daniel: Other than that.
Carter: Uh, that visible-audible thing?
Urgo: Don't let him kill meeeeeeee...!
Carter: Hmmm... SYPF: Urgo, how do you feel right now?
Urgo: Sentient.
Carter + Daniel: Hmmm...

[They find Togar. Togar looks exactly like Urgo, but less jolly.]
Togar: I'll remove the chip, but I may have to shut you down and boot you back up again...
Daniel + Carter: Don't destroy Urgo!
Togar: Why?
Daniel: Because you're boring and he's not.
Carter: And he's sentient. There's that.
Urgo: Kill me. Kill me now.

Togar: Hmmm... 'kay. I'll save him and stick him in my head, even though he sucks.
Urgo: Eh, you suck.

[SG1 comes back through the gate.]
Hammond: You've been gone ten hours.
Carter: How can that be? I'm not even tanned.
O'Neill: I know. Bummer.


THE END

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