Wolf, ignoring warnings about the Pointed Circle, brings Josh to live outside his Clusternest. Tiger reaches a dead end in her quest for the TTD. Wolf puts together the truth about Tiger – she’s a Biotic – and rejects her, confirming her worst fears.

The episode was rated 7.27 from 665 votes.

Tiger and Wolf arrive in the future they created. Tiger is not welcome in The NAG (The New Above Ground) so she heads to The Mons where she learns humanity is moving to Mars, her DNA created the cure, and Stu Camillo is alive and well in hologram form.

The episode was rated 7.31 from 788 votes.

Wolf is mistaken for Torque (the Wolf in this timeline) and he goes with it – learning about the NAG, and its 6-‐parent families and hatred of technology. Wolf tries to escape but the appeal of this new, strange world makes it hard for him to leave.

The episode was rated 7.31 from 765 votes.

As Tiger gets to know her doppelganger Ty-­Anne, Wolf acclimates to the NAG, and Josh wanders the desert. Josh is brought to the NAG and remanded to indentured servitude as a technology smasher. Tiger sneaks into the NAG and wants out of this timeline.

The episode was rated 7.33 from 737 votes.

Tiger uses Stu’s fondness for her to help her track down Athena. Josh is now a “Smasher” remanded to a labor camp, where the Pointed Circle comes after him. Wolf, vowing to improve the NAG, faces off against Supreme Overlord Vice.

The episode was rated 7.34 from 684 votes.

Josh is kidnapped by Athena, a member of a secret terrorist organization called The Pointed Circle. His mission to save the world didn’t work. Stu Camillo, now in power, created the cure, and humanity is more divided than ever. Oh, and it’s the year 2162.

The episode was rated 7.40 from 896 votes.

Stu introduces a depressed Tiger to his simulation – where anything can be reality, drawing them closer than ever before. Stu tells Tiger the truth: he’s not taking everyone to Mars, he’s uploading them to the digital realm, where they’ll exist forever.

The episode was rated 7.41 from 659 votes.

Josh, Tiger, and Wolf go on a mission to find their TTD and take down the Pointed Circle. Josh discovers he is not the only Josh in 2162, but Athena escapes with the TTD. Tiger vows to hunt her down – alone. A wedge between Tiger and Wolf grows.

The episode was rated 7.43 from 705 votes.

Ty-­Anne shares her story of becoming Achilles, starting as a child hungry for love Stu could never give, and ending in a mission with her ex-­lover Torque to shut down Stu – from the inside. Josh believes he’s the key to stopping Stu once and for all.

The episode was rated 7.49 from 636 votes.

It’s the day of the MARS launch. Josh goes on a suicide mission to sneak into Stu’s upload machine to shut him down for good. But Stu discovers the plot and patches himself. Tiger betrays Stu and saves Josh just in time, sending Stu into a murderous rage.

The episode was rated 7.53 from 624 votes.

Stu sends commandos to abduct Josh in the NAG – chaos and bloodshed ensue. Wolf realizes Stu is evil and seeks revenge, trying in vain to make Tiger see the truth. Josh and Wolf learn the identity of Achilles, the elusive leader of the Pointed Circle.

The episode was rated 7.55 from 653 votes.

Having messed with time travel one too many times, Josh, Tiger, and Wolf land in jail in the year 3491. Facing a death sentence for their crimes, their loyalty to each other is tested by their cruel and unusual jailer.

The episode was rated 7.72 from 619 votes.

Armed with the newly discovered TTD, our team uses an 11-second window to jump back in time over and over to reach Stu’s brain and destroy it once and for all. All they need to do is avoid running into all the other versions of themselves along the way.

The episode was rated 7.74 from 634 votes.