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Stargate Atlantis S3E6 "The Real World"



Dr. Weir awakens in a locked room at Willoughby State Psychiatric Hospital near Washington, D.C. When she demands to know how she arrived there from the Pegasus galaxy, she's horrified to hear that she has never really left Earth. Her psychiatrist, Dr. Adam Fletcher, slowly and gently reveals that a car crash killed her boyfriend Simon three weeks ago. Then, a mere three days ago, her mind broke down under stress and sorrow while she was negotiating a high-pressure U.N. treaty. She suffered a brief reactive psychosis — a temporary break from reality that left her in a near catatonic state, wracked with vivid hallucinations, for several days. Her memories of the past two years are false.





Stargate Atlantis S3E7 "Common Ground"



Sheppard's team is lured into a brutal ambush by a message that appears to come from Ladon Radim, the new Genii leader. McKay, Teyla and Ronon escape their mysterious assailants, but Sheppard is captured and taken to an unknown planet. When Weir demands that Ladon comes to Atlantis to explain, he willingly agrees, swearing that he's innocent and insisting that the identification codes used in the message were stolen from him.



Sheppard finds himself the prisoner of his old nemesis Acastus Kolya, a renegade Genii warrior. Kolya believes that Ladon stole his rightful place as the leader of their people — and he plans to rectify that betrayal. After his spies inform him that Ladon is in Atlantis — just the move he hoped Ladon would make — he contacts the city with a video signal. As Weir and the team watch with horror, Kolya allows a captive Wraith to feed on Sheppard. He warns Weir that he will repeat this monstrous act every three hours until Weir turns over Ladon — or until Sheppard is dead.





Stargate Atlantis S3E8 "McKay & Mrs. Miller"



A young stay-at-home mom writes a revolutionary mathematical proof and immediately attracts the attention of Samantha Carter at Stargate Command — not only because the proof could provide the solution to a tricky experiment that Dr. Rodney McKay has been conducting in Atlantis, but because this woman is Jeanie Miller, McKay's estranged sister.



McKay and Jeanie haven't spoken in four years, ever since she disappointed him by starting a family rather than pursuing a promising career in theoretical physics. Even now, despite Carter and McKay's invitation, Jeanie's not interested in helping out on a top-secret project — especially if her insensitive brother's involved. Finally, in frustration, McKay simply beams her up to the Daedalus in Earth orbit. Astonished, Jeanie finally agrees that this is worth taking a brief vacation from her beloved husband and daughter.





Stargate Atlantis S3E9 "Phantoms"



When Maj. Leonard's team vanishes during an off-world exploration, Sheppard's team is hot on their trail, bringing along Dr. Beckett and three Marines for backup. On the forested planet, they're greeted by the grisly sight of several Genii soldiers, long dead, who killed each other. Deeper into the forest, they find a cavelike bunker containing a mysterious Wraith electromagnetic generator that is emitting a modulated ultra-low-frequency pulse.



Leonard's men lie dead nearby. The video footage they shot reveals that they believed they were under alien attack — but they were actually killed by their commander, Leonard. Unnerved, Sheppard orders his team to bear the bodies back to Atlantis and return with reinforcements, but Leonard has sabotaged the stargate's DHD. When the team tries to dial home, the device blows up, killing one of the Marines and injuring the other two, Kagan and Barroso.





Stargate Atlantis S3E10 "The Return, Part 1"



The first test of the McKay/Carter Intergalactic Gate Bridge is a success, as Col. Sheppard boards a Puddle Jumper in Atlantis and travels an automated network of thirty-four stargates all the way back to Earth. But McKay, who's observing the test aboard the Daedalus at the network's Midway Space Station, has other concerns: a mysterious ship is racing toward the Daedalus at nearly the speed of light.



With Sheppard back on board, the Daedalus races after the alien ship. McKay and Sheppard are thrilled to discover that it's an Aurora-class warship called the Tria with a crew of genuine Ancients. They left the Pegasus galaxy 10,000 years ago, but their hyperdrive gave out on the journey to Earth. Forced to endure the relativistic time-dilation effects of near-lightspeed travel, they've experienced only a few years' time from their perspective.