Viv finds herself drawn to a suite party hosted by Marshall’s Special Ones.

Roger infiltrates the ranks of the St. Francis’ staff • Jocasta briefly tours her first sci-fi convention • It’s not her scene • Mitch sets up audio surveillance for Viv and Andy’s suite • Archie, Andy, and Viv attend a VIP party • Archie and Andy meet, and have a strange conversation • The field team, plus Charley, evaluate the Magneta Clock

Archie and Charley drive home after a long day, and Charley reveals how she got her nickname.

Sophie presents her findings on the Magneta Clock and URIEL prepares for insertion at the St. Francis Hotel on the eve of Westercon ‘73.

Mitch flags Archie down for a discussion about metaphysics and the war against History B over some breakfast cereal.

URIEL unpack what they’ve learned about Andy and Viv • And assess the threat posed by Westercon ‘73 • Roger and Mitch surveil the Abeilles • They seem wholesome enough • Jocasta keeps eyes on Andy • He’s a paranoid loner • Archie donates some “vintage” Star Trek merch to the Westercon ‘73 committee for auction • The team tries to connect the dots

Charley and Jocasta take a nap on URIEL’s one good couch.

URIEL’s management meets to discuss the latest developments in their investigation of Andrew Krane, Genevieve Abeille, and the mysterious RFK ‘72 posters.

Andy and Viv check in before their upcoming weekend at Westercon ‘73.

Roger and Mitch surveil acclaimed science fiction author and paranoid recluse, Andrew H. Krane.

Genevieve conducts her initial interview with Ms. Janet Smith and her gifted, unusual child, Jane Smith.

URIEL conspires to get Charley therapy • Not really, they’re gonna spy on Viv • Roger and Mitch case Andy’s place • Mitch deduces that Andy’s Illuminated • Which has really odd implications • Charley talks about her past lives • Mitch and Roger get eyes on Andy • And witness History B vibes emerge from a confrontation with a pair of fanboys • Archie questions whether Viv and Andy are Maoist-equivalents in the War for History

Jocasta has a quick call with her old boss, a certain Lt. Col. Anthony Barnes Reinhardt.

"Those posters weren't real, they aren't real, I was there, Tower of Power man! That was the poster! They're real. I saw them at a show. That other … no, not real!"

"You can be a fan of anything, really.”