Mitch and Mary-Lynn consult a bespoke Tarot deck constructed from cereal box covers. Sure, why not.

Marshall and Mitch learn about the sad, strange history of the Pruists and their eccentric founder, Beale Downer.

Charley consults ORACLE about cereal consumption and she and Jocasta learn about something called high fructose corn syrup.

Archie brings a suspicious cereal box to work • URIEL discusses the implications of breakfast advertising • Archie learns about an LA animation outfit called Venture Toons • Roger and Charley discuss the ways of spirits • Jocasta researches a company called Beale Farms • Mitch and Marshall visit Dixon, California

Marshall brings his bag man and driver Dave Rocco into the fold, so to speak.

Jocasta takes Charley out to the zoo for a completely normal and uneventful day of sight-seeing.

URIEL reunites after some 48 hours apart • Marshall debriefs the teams on their findings • Jocasta crashes hard • Charley and Genevieve have an odd exchange • Mitch heals a dying Jiyu-Kennett • “Didn’t know if that would work.”

Marshall arrives at dawn! And URIEL debriefs following their adventures on — and in — Mount Shasta.

Mitch and Charley dream of a game, a Janitor, and Charley’s missing mother.

Roger and Marshall find themselves dreaming of the past, together.

Roger finds Charley-in-training, dreaming of Granite Peak, and Charley sees the face of the Sixth Man.

In a vision (?) of a future, an elderly Jocasta hosts a fundraiser for her Candidate, which is rudely interrupted by a pair of homicidal psychopaths demanding to know about a certain Anthony Reinhardt.

Mitch, Archie, Viv and Mary-Lynn ascend to the peak of Mount Shasta and learn some unsettling information about Mitch’s doppelgänger and encounter a wounded Comte de St. Germain.

Jocasta, Roger, and Charley descend into the bowels of Mount Shasta. Things get weird. Weirder than you’d expect.

URIEL’s expedition to Mount Shasta gathers ‘round the fire to discuss their plans for Saturday.