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Sparrow (Bruce Clayton), a scientific genius confined to a wheelchair,
entered into a partnership with Da'an (Leni Parker) to invent new
assistive technology for the disabled. Da'an brought Major Liam
Kincaid (Robert Leeshock) to Sparrow's company, Artelligent, Inc.,
to discuss the biosurrogates Sparrow had engineered with genetic
information from a Jaridian replicant held by the Taelons. Sparrow
planned to transfer his consciousness into a biosurrogate to escape
the prison of his body. While the men talked in Sparrow's office,
a reporter sneaked into the biosurrogate lab and photographed the
inanimate bodies. The light from the flash activated one of the
specimens, which grabbed the reporter in a steely grasp.
Alerted to the trouble, Agent Ron Sandoval (Von Flores) arrived
at the lab and found the reporter and a guard, both dead. The
biosurrogate had escaped wearing the guard's clothes. Sandoval's
investigation
confirmed that the biosurrogate was indeed alive and programmed
with full Jaridian instincts, but was devoid of any consciousness
of its own. When Sandoval met with Zo'or (Anita La Selva) and
Captain Lili Marquette (Lisa Howard), Lili discovers that
Sandoval and
Zo'or had been tampering with Da'an's benign research and had
programmed the biosurrogates into killing machines. Sandoval
returned to Artelligent,
Inc. to confer with Liam about capturing the biosurrogate and
to inform him of its lethal capabilities. Liam went to Augur (Richard Chevolleau) who he found with Sparrow.
They started a satellite scan to track the missing surrogate on
Augur's computer, then headed to the Flat Planet Cafe, where Sparrow
got his first glimpse of Maiya (Montse Viader) as she tended the
bar. He was transfixed by her beauty as much as she was fascinated
by his wheelchair, sparking the beginning of a friendship.
In another part of town, the biosurrogate was in search of food.
Entering a diner, he took a police officer's meal. The cop pulled
his gun to arrest him, but the biosurrogate calmly took the gun,
shot the officer, then returned to the counter to eat his food.
Another cop chased him to a park, but using his Jaridian cloaking
device, the biosurrogate disappeared.
President Thompson (Barry Flatman) came on board the Taelon
mothership demanding to see Zo'or. He wanted to corroborate
their stories
since the public would find out that their president had endorsed
the biosurrogate project, despite its potential dangers. Back at Artelligent, Inc., Sparrow was informed that his project
had been taken over by the Joint Chiefs of Staff as a military
operation. The news was devastating to Sparrow since his consciousness
transfer was set for the next day and he wanted Maiya to see him
in a new physical form.
Meanwhile, the biosurrogate continued to
wreak havoc, killing another police officer. Lili leaked information
about both killings
to Doors (David Hemblen), who went on national television to inform
the American people about the Taelons' and President Thompson's
complicity. But in fact, Doors was secretly plotting with Augur
to access Sparrow's computer files to use the biosurrogate technology
for the Liberation cause. Sparrow, focused on Maiya again, asked
Augur for help in completing his "transfer" into a biosurrogate
body.
Liam investigated a third murder committed
by the biosurrogate. This time, the victim was a teen-age boy.
Liam met with Sandoval,
who informed him that a second biosurrogate was missing from the
lab. Sparrow had transferred his consciousness into the new body,
unaware of the full Jaridian weaponry that had been programmed
into the biosurrogate. Liam met with Augur, who helped Sparrow
with his "transfer," then went to the Flat Planet Cafe,
following a hunch that Sparrow would go there to see Maiya. Liam
arrived at the cafe and found Sparrow and Maiya together. But the
rogue biosurrogate burst into the bar and attacked Liam. It took
all of Sparrow's and Liam's alien weaponry to kill the biosurrogate.
They finally succeeded, blasting it into a billion particles. But
Sparrow didn't survive the encounter, and they discovered that
the Taelons had lied and it was impossible to save him.
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