STARGATE ATLANTIS SEASON ONE  HOT ZONE EPISODE 113

Season’s Episodes

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Rising Part 1 - 101

Rising Part 2 - 102

Hide and Seek - 103

Thirty Eight Minutes - 104

Suspicion - 105

Childhood End - 106

Posing The Well - 107

Underground - 108

Home - 109

The Storm - 110

The Eye - 111

The defiant One - 112

Hot Zone - 113

Sanctuary -114

Before I Sleep - 115

The Brotherhood - 116

Letters From Pegasus -117

The Gift - 118

The Siege Part 1 - 119

The Siege Part 2 - 120

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CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
 Elizabeth Weir - Elizabeth came face-to-face with an extremely aged version of herself from an alternate timeline, and learned that when her expedition from Earth originally arrived in Atlantis they were all killed when the shield collapsed underwater. She learned that she had travelled 10,000 years into the past and met the original Ancients, giving up her life to save her team in the future.

WEIR, ELIZABETH
Commander of the Atlantis expedition to the Pegasus Galaxy. An expert in international politics, Dr. Weir is a civilian and a diplomat who is well known for mediating for the United Nations. When President Henry Hayes took office in 2004, he placed her in command of the S.G.C. after moving General George Hammond to a new position. After standing up to Vice President Kinsey and his agenda to take control of the Stargate program, Weir led a total review of the Stargate program over the following months.Upon the promotion of Jack O'Neill, Weir was transferred to the Ancient outpost of Atlantus, left behind in Antarctica when the city of Atlantis left the planet between five and 10 million years ago. When Daniel Jackson discovered the Stargate address for Atlantis, Weir led the pioneering team through the gate.
Weir's work in diplomacy was referenced by Dr. Jackson when drafting the initial treaty for the Tok'ra-Earth alliance. She speaks five languages, including Russian and Latin (the latter of which is very similar to Ancient). Weir brokered a dozen of the most sensitive international treaties in modern times, and President Hayes used her mediation in North Africa to sway her into her new job.
Weir has a serious aversion to the military, having started her career as a political activist lobbying against government spending on the military. She concluded that, in her own words, the best way to stop the proliferation of weapons is to try and end the need for them. Now, in the distant Pegasus Galaxy where her expedition is seeking to improve humanity, she commands the base's military contingent.
Elizabeth left behind on Earth at least one person very close to her: a man named Simon.

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PLAYED BY - Jessica Steen, Torri Higginson
FIRST APPEARED - Rising, Part 1
KEY EPISODE(S) -
Lost City, Part 1 - Weir travels to the White House, where the new President offers her the job of leading Stargate Command.
Lost City, Part 2 - Weir continues to hold her ground at the S.G.C. despite the fact that Vice President Kinsey is demanding the gate be opened to send him clear of Earth. New Order, Part 1 - As the new commander of the S.G.C., Weir must negotiate with the Goa'uld System Lords when they arrive seeking an alliance against Baal. New Order, Part 2 - Weir and Jackson must avoid Goa'uld invasion when their negotiations with the System Lords go south.
Rising, Part 1 - Weir is overjoyed to discover that the lost city of Atlantis is located in the Pegasus Galaxy, and mounts a team to travel between the two galaxies to learn what lies beyond. Thirty Eight Minutes - Elizabeth must stand up to challenges to her authority from both the Athosians and the scientists from Earth, as they struggle to save the team trapped in a Puddle Jumper that is lodged in the Stargate.
Suspicion - Weir's authority is put to the test when she must interview the Athosians, in search of a possible traitor.
Poisoning the Well - Faced with the potential of finding a way to prevent the Wraith from feeding, Weir decides to allow an experimental drug to be used on a Wraith prisoner.