The SG-1 team discovers a huge pyramid that could fit all the pyramids on Earth inside it, and still have room to spare. Inside this gigantic structure they find a crystal skull siting on top of a pedestal. Daniel claims that his grandfather has also seen one of these skulls before, and claimed it was a teleporting device, and that they must investigate this find. After traveling to the planet, Daniel looks into the eyes of the skull, and is about to be transported away, when Teal'c, trying to help Daniel, zat's the skull, causing Daniel to disappear before them. SG-1's only hope to find out what happened to Daniel, is to find Daniel's Grandfather, who, they find out, is currently residing in a mental institution. Can Daniel's Grandfather help SG-1 save his grandson?
Season 3 Episode 21 of Stargate SG-1 resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.
Step through the Stargate with SG-1, a team of soldiers and scientists, as they travel instantaneously to other planets to explore, forge alliances, defuse crises, establish trade, investigate ancient mysteries and defend Earth from such hostile forces as the Goa'uld and the Replicators.
For eight years, from their base at the U.S. Air Force's Stargate Command in the Rocky Mountains, Colonel Jack O'Neill, Dr. Daniel Jackson, Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter and alien warrior Teal'c have braved everything that the universe has thrown at them, from interstellar war and evil twins to passing and ascension.
But changes came to SG-1 as it began its ninth year of fearless service to Earth. New faces joined the team, as Lt. Col. Cameron Mitchell tries to fill the very big shoes of former SG-1 leader O'Neill, while General Hank Landry must adapt to the unique challenges of running Stargate Command, a posting unlike any other the military has to offer.
Offworld, SG-1 might have new friends - or new foes - in Vala, a former Goa'uld host turned freedom-fighter; and Gerak, a Jaffa leader who vies with Teal'c for political control of the new Jaffa nation.