All Over Again. Desperate to unlock Destiny‘s systems, Rush sits in the control interface chair and in a lucid dream is forced to relive his wife’s slow death from cancer.

From: “Human”

51% of the vote

Never Surrender. When the Lucian Alliance invade Destiny, Young defiantly refuses to give in to their demands and plans to take back the ship.

From: “Incursion, Part 1”

40% of the vote

‘You Are All Going To Die.’ Matt records a kino message telling Destiny‘s crew in another timeline how they can save themselves from a fatal illness, and a planet populated by deadly creatures.

From: “Time”

54% of the vote

Hippocratic Oath. Exhausted and held captive by the Lucian Alliance, T.J. works to take care of the wounded — whether they are her enemies or her own people.

From: “Incursion, Part 2”

45% of the vote

Solitudes. Left behind on a planet after Lt. Scott believed he was killed in a cave-in, Greer relives painful memories of his abusive father and the path that made him the man he is.

From: “Lost”

45% of the vote

Carry On. Transported to another part of Destiny, Eli cares for an injured Chloe, carrying her back through the ship to try and reach help.

From: “Incursion, Part 2”

49% of the vote

For the Defense. Chloe eloquently defends Colonel Young at a hearing to determine whether he was responsible for the murder of a crew member.

From: “Justice”

40% of the vote

Homefront. With a chance to spend weeks at home, Camille volunteers to swap bodies with the quadriplegic Dr. Perry and bravely faces the challenges that it entails.

From: “Sabotage”

70% of the vote

Double Agent. Free from the Alliance brainwashing and brought to Destiny, Telford works secretly within Kiva’s ranks to thwart her efforts to seize control of the ship.

From: “Incursion, Part 2”

64% of the vote

Vanessa James
Julia Benson

A strong and capable Air Force officer, 2nd Lt. Vanessa James is Lt. Scott’s trusted back-up (and once secret lover). Through Season One she struggles with Scott’s abrupt rejection of her for another woman, as well as her desire to prove herself to Colonel Young.

43% of the vote

Destiny

What better technology is there in the show’s first season than Destiny herself? The ship was launched eons ago by the Ancients, equipped with shields, weapons, a faster-than-light drive … and far more secrets than could be explored in a mere 40 episodes.

From: “Air, Part 1”

64% of the vote

Blue Aliens

By far the show’s best antagonist in the first season was an advanced race of non-humanoid aliens, who have been tracking Destiny and will stop at nothing to gain access to the ship and its weapons. The aliens held Chloe and Rush captive, and may have left one of them irrevocably altered …

From: “Space”

48% of the vote

Richard Dean Anderson
as Jack O’Neill

Now in charge of Homeworld Command, General O’Neill served as the team’s point of contact whenever they used the communication stones to contact Earth. And when Colonel Telford was found to be a spy for the Lucian Alliance, O’Neill visited Destiny (via the stones) and personally authorized a dangerous interrogation.

From: “Subversion”

48% of the vote

Kathleen Munroe
as Amanda Perry

A personal friend from Nicholas Rush’s past, Dr. Perry is a brilliant scientist and an expert on alien propulsion systems. Her out-of-body visit to Destiny via the stones (to repair the F.T.L. drive) gave the quadriplegic woman a chance to experience the world like never before.

From: “Sabotage”

32% of the vote

Time

A classic sci-fi story with an SGU twist, “Time” found the new crew of Destiny discovering one of their own kinos with footage of a mission they haven’t been on — including their own gruesome deaths. Only a risky op and another attempt to reset the timeline can save them all.

37% of the vote