Archie crafts the meme that will spell the credibility downfall of a certain E.L. Moore.

URIEL does a little B&E at Dominoe Records.

The field team returns from Oakland • Roger reveals a vision of savagery and horror • Jocasta gets tactical • The team argues over methods and outcomes • Archie, Mitch, and Marshall have a talk about techniques and memetics • The field team prepares for a raid on Dominoe Records • And to abduct a certain Oldtimer

Charley sets to work improving URIEL’s telecommunications capabilities.

Marshall and Archie have an informal chat about the current state of morale at Operation URIEL.

The field team grabs a meal and talks about how to handle the suits suspicions about their boy Mitch.

Jocasta runs surveillance and recon at Dominoe Records, the label that carries E.L. Moore and his band, Mansa.

E.L. Moore talks Black liberation with Roger, and then with the Devil.

"It's all easy, though, if you put your mind to it. People are the same everywhere, after all," he says, pointing his index finger at his temple a couple of times. "And music, of course. Music speaks where words don't."

Charley meets the Ransoms • And has a nightmare • Roger and Marshall meet their first Indigo Child • (It’s actually a second meeting for Roger, or will be) • Charley tries to put the adults at ease • URIEL discusses Mansa, Keiner, Moore, music, art and Afro-futurism • Archie delegates • Roger meets Moore • Mitch offers to buy a strange old man lunch

Charley comes home with Archie and meets the Ransom family.

Sophie processes what went down in Pittsburg with Armando DiGiuseppe and tells Jocasta a thinly-veiled fairy tale.

A local detective unexpectedly drops by the Mission to talk about some missing girls.

The girl looks up at the sky, and says, dreamily, “One day the skies are gonna be filled with flying saucers.”

Mitch reads the cards for — and has his cards read by — URIEL’s latest team member, the Indigo Child Charley.