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"Taylor&amp;#039;s still after the Sixer spy on Terra Nova and is interrogating shifty bar-owner Boylan for information. At the request of his son Josh, Jim looks in on Boylan, only to find that Taylor has spiked his food... In a delirious state, Boylan burbles to Jim about &amp;quot;the truth&amp;quot; being buried by the Pilgrim&amp;#039;s tree. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m gonna tell the world,&amp;quot; he mumbles. &amp;quot;And then it&amp;#039;s all over for you, Taylor\u2026&amp;quot; The Pilgrim&amp;#039;s tree is where Taylor took refuge when he first arrived at Terra Nova, but when Jim explores the surrounding area, he discovers a skeleton! Performing a medical scan, Elisabeth estimates that the body has been buried for four to six years... The skeleton is missing its right arm, and a hole in the rib-cage indicates a fatal bullet wound. Jim begins to suspect that Taylor may have committed murder to protect the colony... Meanwhile, a large dragonfly is swatted by one of Taylor&amp;#039;s men, but the insect has been implanted with a micro-chip. Malcolm examines the chip and realises that the dragonfly is &amp;quot;the cretaceous equivalent of a carrier pigeon&amp;quot; - Sixer leader Mira&amp;#039;s been using it to communicate with her spy! Speaking of the Sixers, they ambush a Terra Nova convoy out in the wilds, stealing its supplies. But since the squad was sent out after Boylan&amp;#039;s interrogation began, he cannot be the traitor...   Elisabeth has been performing tests on the skeleton and has news for Jim - the molecular signature left by time-travel indicates that the body did not arrive on Terra Nova in an established pilgrimage. Instead, it came through at some point between the second and third... Jim confronts the freed Boylan for answers, but all the Australian knows is that Taylor recruited him to help bury the body five years previous. Boylan doesn&amp;#039;t know who the dead man was, but claims that he was summoned to Terra Nova by Taylor&amp;#039;s son Lucas... Back in the medical lab, Malcolm discovers the skeleton, and when Elisabeth refuses to explain its presence, he&amp;#039;s forced to inform Commander Taylor\u2026 Jim is forced to make up a lie - he tells Taylor that an anonymous note on his door tipped him off to the body&amp;#039;s location. But Taylor dismisses the murder as the work of a Sixer... Meanwhile, Malcolm has been working on Mira&amp;#039;s dragonfly. He believes that the creature was attracted to a specific sonic frequency - if the Sixer spy is still transmitting signal, then the dragonfly will lead straight to them.   While the citizens of Terra Nova enjoy a Harvest festival thrown to mark Taylor&amp;#039;s arrival years before, Malcolm releases the dragonfly and sets off in pursuit, accompanied by Taylor, Wash and Reynolds. But the insect leads straight to the Shannon home... Jim and Elisabeth are watching Zoe perform in a play that re-enacts Taylor&amp;#039;s arrival, but Jim is spooked when he notices that Taylor&amp;#039;s superior General Philbrook only had one arm - just like the dead body... Jim now suspects that Philbrook was sent to Terra Nova to relieve Taylor of his command, and was killed because of it. But before he can act on his suspicions, Taylor and his team arrive to arrest Jim - they think he&amp;#039;s the Sixer spy! Jim is taken to a holding cell and Taylor pays him a visit - he reveals that he framed Jim, and will drop the charges if Jim drops his own investigation. But Jim refuses, demanding to know why Taylor killed Philbrook\u2026 Taylor snaps, &amp;quot;The people who sent Philbrook are the sample people who sent the Sixers - they want me out, they want me dead!&amp;quot;   The colony chief reveals that a corrupt conglomerate back in 2149 wants to exploit Terra Nova for profit. His son Lucas was working for them, and began working on calculations to make the portal to Terra Nova go both ways - in order to ship the colony&amp;#039;s resources back to the future. When furious Taylor found out, he destroyed his son&amp;#039;s work, and two days later, Lucas left Terra Nova for good. Taylor followed his son, but was confronted by Philbrook, who claimed to represent &amp;quot;bigger players&amp;quot;. When Philbrook tried to kill Taylor, he was forced to shoot his mentor. Lucas also turned on his father, but Taylor was unable to kill his son, instead banishing him from Terra Nova forever. Moved by Taylor&amp;#039;s story, Jim swears that he will side with the colony leader in the coming war - he promises that he won&amp;#039;t allow anyone to exploit Terra Nova. Jim is released and Taylor apologises to both him and Elisabeth for his actions. The Shannons rejoin their children in the Harvest festivities, but lurking outside the colony is Lucas Taylor - plotting, scheming...  Welcome to Terra Nova! \u2022 &amp;#039;Vs.&amp;#039; is the best episode of Terra Nova so far - it&amp;#039;s not perfect, but for once the show delves into a slightly darker subject matter and deals with a little moral ambiguity. It&amp;#039;s a nice change from the simplistic storylines and cookie-cutter characters we&amp;#039;ve had so far. \u2022 It&amp;#039;s also a wise decision to focus on Commander Taylor (Stephen Lang) - by far the show&amp;#039;s strongest character. \u2022 In addition to the pleasingly darker tone, &amp;#039;Vs.&amp;#039; also wins points for providing a few answers - we learn more about the threat back in 2149, Taylor&amp;#039;s rivalry with his son Lucas, and what those etchings on the rocks meant... \u2022 Let&amp;#039;s hope that Terra Nova can keep up this improvement curve - the show&amp;#039;s not beyond saving, just flawed. With a few tweaks, it could easily become a truly compelling sci-fi drama. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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