The Allegoric Hegemony

Lt. Scott gets himself infected with an alien fungus that causes him to hallucinate that he’s back on earth, surrounded by all his Destiny friends in differnt roles in his life and preparing to marry Chloe.  Meanwhile, back on the planet, the crew finally figures out that Rush way lying once again and Chloe hadn’t been cured of the alien manipulation, but, hooray, her blood can be used to cure Lt. Scott.

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Chloe’s manipulation by the aliens continues to cause concern as she wanders around not remembering what she’s been up to and develops mad math skills.

The crew battles the Lucien Alliance invaders for control of the Destiny with Col Telford working within the enemy ranks now that he’s been de-brainwashed.

The crew starts having hallucinations after some of them picked up nasty space ticks on a mission.  Lt. James fantasizes a vigrous romp with Lt. Scott, only to think she kills him when he won’t agree to drop Chloe for her.

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Much use of Ancient body swapping stones as the crew phones home for visits.  Camille learns that her partner has yet to throw out the ugly chair she hates.  Lt. Scott finds out he has a kid he never knew about and that Col Telford may be fooling around with Col Young’s wife.

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When Destiny drops out of FTL, things look bad as the ship is running out of power.  With a marginally habitable planet in range, the crew draws lots to see who goes on the shuttle.

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In Stargate Universe, a continuation of the Stargate franchise, a group of researchers and military personnel are attempting to figure out yet another stargate mystery.  During an attack, they’re forced to go through the gate to an unknown destination that ends up being a million year old spaceship on the other side of the universe.

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On a Martian colony split by rival factions, Jake Mason (Brian J. Smith) learns that his sister thought dead a decade before is alive and raised to work for the other side.

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