“Anyway, I'm on lunch break and I get one of those old premonitions. 'Don't you feel like a Big Mac, Mary-Lynn?' That little voice, y'know?”

Roger wakes to find himself at home, with only dim memories of what he — or was it him? — did the night before.

Sophie gets voluntarily reassigned, to URIEL’s shock • The team debates what to do without their Librarian • Marshall is suspicious • Archie gets a call from his boss, Frank Stanton • Charley gets an encrypted warning about what SANDMAN can see • Mitch takes a hike, meets a girl, and prophesizes using French fries

After a long July 4 celebration, Archie retires to the puppet workshop in his attic to chat with his latest creation.

URIEL attends the annual Ransom family Independence Day BBQ!

Marshall conducts a series of standard interviews with the URIEL team in the wake of the unsettling events at the St. Francis.

So long, Marianne.

URIEL finds itself standing before some real, unfettered god-magic.

The final showdown between URIEL and their greatest nemesis to date: a UC Berkeley grad student.

URIEL implements the Atlantis LARP • The con divides into teams • Viv — sorry, the Council — gives a stirring speech • Archie, as Director Sebastian Stone, delivers some wise words of encouragement to his agents • Jocasta — Maurdunn — meets Terence McKenna • Marshall babysits Andy with the cavalry • The teams explore the warped reality of the upper floors

Charley partially restores power to the St. Francis then takes a moment to perform post-mortem electroencephalogy on the carcass of a girtablullû.

Mitch, Jocasta, and Agent 00 stumble upon a disturbing little soiree on the upper floors of the St. Francis, hosted by a kusarikku named Roscoe.

“Stay in teams of two. If someone attempts to leave the building, detain them and bring them to me and Merrick. If they resist, terminate immediately.”

The team at the St. Francis reunites to debrief and discuss their next moves as the ontological situation rapidly deteriorates.

A shot right between the eyes. “Well, so much for the hangers-on.”