Brian Jensen

Clark reels from his first flashes of X-ray vision. His shock is compounded when he witnesses a bank robbery, apparently by his friend, Lex. Unsure of how to control this new power, Clark nonetheless puts it to use when a Smallville teen who has developed shape-shifting abilities threatens Lana.

When Teal'c joined the SG-1 team he kept secret the family he left behind on Chulak for fear that it would make his new comrades doubt his loyalty. Now however his son Rya'c has reached the age at which he will receive his Gou'ald larva and Teal'c is determined to stop the process that would make his boy a servant to the Gou'alds. After much debate and a promise to return with a Gou'ald larva for study the team disguised as monks heads through the Stargate to Chulak only to discover that Teal'c's family has been declared outcasts. With help from Teal'c's mentor Bra-Tac they battle Jaffa warriors and priests before finding Rya'c and his mother Drey-Auc. The family reunion however is not as simple as Teal'c hoped; the boy needs the Gou'ald larva to survive. And the only one available is the one that is keeping Teal'c alive.

Peggy's unflattering cartoon makes Al a reluctant celebrity.

As Jamie struggles to get her new business going with her one and only client, Ira, Paul discovers he is being considered for a grant to produce a documentary on the history of television. But when he needs to do research, Jamie complains about the noise and suggests he try watching TV in the bedroom. When Paul notes that their bedroom doesn't have cable and refuses to pay to have it installed, Fran helps Jamie do what she and everyone else does -- steal it. Though surprised with a television in their bedroom, Paul makes it clear that he is totally against cable theft, forcing Jamie to lie about how it got there. But when the reception isn't what he thinks it should be, Jamie's secret is jeopardized when Paul calls the cable company to fix it. With Jamie forced to come clean about the illegal cable, Paul insists they disconnect it before the repairman arrives. But when they are caught in the act, Paul points out all the others who are hooked up illegally and the repairman disconnects virtually everyone in the building. The Buchmans are then forced to endure the complaints of their irate neighbors. Even when they are out for dinner with Ira, they cannot escape their wrath. Unable to take anymore, Jamie and Paul announce to the restaurant's TV-deprived patrons that they are going to restore their cable service. However, when he tries to reconnect them, Ira ends up causing a city-wide blackout and sparks another round of complaints from their building's increasingly angry tenants.

Drifter Clay Strand (Stephen Lang) makes a meager living as a poker player. But when he wins a fight and becomes the new owner of The Dead Man's Gun, he suddenly finds that he is on a winning streak and that there is a price to pay for success.