Stargate Infinity

When the hostile Tlak'kahn invade Stargate Command to steal a mysterious new lifeform, recently court-martialed Major Gus Bonner must lead a team of young cadets to stop them.

The team must protect the maturing alien crysalis from the Tlak'kahn. But when they discover a world plagued by an unknown disease, Major Bonner refuses to leave.

The team travels to a world populated by mud creatures in an attempt to avoid the Tlak'kahn, but find themselves in another battle for survival.

Gus discovers his former commanding officer living on an alien world – as the exalted leader of the indigenous people.

Stacey must face her personal fears when she must stand trial for attacking a spider-like alien life form.

Seattle adopts a cuddly creature that grows into a 200-pound problem overnight. (Yahoo! TV)

The team stumbles upon a planet occupied by Nephestis's race who take on the appearance of captured SG team members to sew distrust among the others.

Harrison urges an alien youth to resist peer pressure during a dangerous initiation. (Yahoo! TV)

An inventor lies to Ec'co in order to obtain Stargate technology. (Yahoo! TV)

The team discovers a world populated by flying beings who look like Draga, and may be related to the Ancients. Draga gets to know her people, while her human friends try to fight off a Tlak'kahn invasion.

A comet threatens a world where all communication is done electronically. (Zap2it)

The team steals a spaceship to return to Earth, but ends up on a hostile world instead. (Zap2it)

A brilliant alien scientist has discovered the key to telepathy. (Zap2it)

A woman achieves social status on an alien world because of her headdress. (Zap2it)

Harrison has problems learning how to ride an alien race's reptilian birds of prey. (Zap2it)

Seattle refuses to admit that her irrigation system for an alien planet does not work. (Zap2it)

Stacey sets out to find a way to kill the alien microbe spreading over her body. (Zap2it)

The team considers staying on Earth until Nephestis turns up on Tlak'khan. (Zap2it)

Preoccupation with virtual reality causes a society to deteriorate. (Zap2it)