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When John finds a ‘burglar’ in his apartment, he has to decide what to do with him.
McKay waves him off. The answer is in here somewhere. Just because no one has found it yet doesn’t mean it’s not there. He just hasn’t stumbled on the right combination of search terms yet, but it’s only a matter of time. He’ll get it. There’s a long moment of silence, long enough that McKay thinks maybe Zelenka has given up and decided to leave him alone, but then Zelenka says, “Colonel Sheppard is stable for the time being. Nothing will happen to him in the next eight hours.” But it’s already been days, McKay doesn’t say.
Rodney McKay finds a man without his memories on the moor, but does this stranger need saving, or is he dangerous?
John and Rodney bicker constantly. Ronon suggests the tension may be caused by something else, something they won't admit. Ronon, Weir, Beckett, and Teyla embark on a plan to force John and Rodney to admit some things to themselves, and to each other.
Without hesitation, Gregori -- Dr. Griboyedov Yevgenievich, John remembered from the list they had reviewed -- went up to Rodney and kissed him. And, not just a polite 'hello' kiss but an intimate I've missed you type kiss. Gregori moved closer to Rodney, putting his hands on Rodney's hips, in obvious familiarity.
All John Sheppard knew was that you never turned down a request from General Jack O'Neill. What he didn't know was that O'Neill was involved in more than rescuing kidnapped Guides.
Rodney's surprisingly good with children. No one's more surprised than he is. Except for John.