Cleo (Jennifer Sky) & company (Gina Torres, Victoria Pratt) go to the surface to fight some of these extraterrestrial machines (called the bailies - by the way, they look great when they stomp on people) & to free some folks which the bailies use as a sort of matrix for their betrayer-androids. One of thes humans is Pratt's sister, & she doesn't even want to be rescued - believing the bailies are benevolent & will send her to the Homeplanet. Of course she - along with Cleo - soon ends up in the android factory, & of course they are rescued in the nick of time.

As this series go, this is one of the better stories, with Cleo making up some great lies by deliberately borrowing standard-phrases from Star Trek, Star Wars & X Files - which actually comes across quite funny.

On the negative side, this is one of these origin-episodes (comic readers might be all too familiar with that), meaning it gives away tiny parts of Pratt's character's past, but by no means all of it. Other parts might be told in latter episodes which will then be totally incomprehensible for those of us who haven't seen this episode - high geek factor !

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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