URGO

SG-1 steps through the Stargate on their way to a paradise planet and end up at the SGC. Adding to their confusion is Hammond's assertion that the team was gone for fifteen hours, not the mere moment that the SG-1 perceived. Dr. Fraiser's examinations of the team members are inconclusive, but an analysis of the MALP data reveals a brief initial image of an alien lab just before the paradise view.

They theorize the paradise image is a means to lure people to the planet. But for what reason? As they try to figure this out, each member of the team begins to experience intense cravings. Fraiser soon figures out why: a microscopic implant in each of SG-1's brains. The team is relieved of duty and isolated until Fraiser can find a way to remove the implant. Soon SG-1 is hearing and seeing the image of a man who identifies himself as "Urgo" - actually, the manifestation of the implants in their heads. Only SG-1 can see and hear him. Though Urgo claims his only purpose is to record new experiences, SG-1 begins to suspect he may have another, more nefarious purpose. However, getting rid of Urgo is not going to be easy.