As millions around the world watched, coverage of the World Bowl was interrupted by Jonathan Doors (David Hemblen) and the startling announcement that not only was he still alive, he had organized a Liberation movement.

William Boone (Kevin Kilner) and Lili Marquette (Lisa Howard) were among those left speechless by the surprise telecast. As Sandoval (Von Flores) organized an investigation, Boone and Lili tried to locate and protect Doors. The Taelons went into overdrive and the ramifications for Da'an (Leni Parker), who was duped by this human, were severe. He was stripped of his command and replaced by Zo'or (Anita La Selva), a more militant Taelon with a very low tolerance for humans.

Doors' second media attack on the Taelons focused on suspicious allegations of "experiments" being conducted. He specifically targeted Futurity Farm, a joint venture between the Taelons and Jonathan Doors' old company,
Doors International.

While Zo'or and Sandoval arranged a cover-up, Boone worked to restore Da'an to his post as the American Companion. Boone devised a plan that simultaneously exposed the experiments as fact and caused Zo'or to lose face with the Taelons. Zo'or was removed and Da'an resumed his position.

Augur (Richard Chevolleau), whom they discovered had been with the Liberation movement all along, directed Boone and Lili to Jonathan Doors -- and the new state-of-the-art underground Resistance Headquarters.

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