Beacon 23 - Season 2
Season 2
In Season 2, Beacon 23 is now little more than a prison with Aleph onboard, and The Artifact provides more questions than answers. Without a clear path forward, the inhabitants of Beacon 23 must rely on each other, but their conflicting agendas may get in the way.
Episodes
Godspeed
Returning to Beacon 23, the inhabitants are still trapped under Aleph's watchful eye. After Aster's plan was cut short, Halan decides to see it through.
Purgatory
Trapped within AI headquarters, Harmony must find a way to break free and return to Beacon 23.
Iris
Iris, keeper of Beacon 67, learns of Halan's distress on Beacon 23; she decides to go help and is stunned by the disrepair; as they go about repairing the beacon, a strange occurrence leaves them confused and terrified.
Berth
Iris desperately tries to piece together what happened to the pilot, while Harmony deals with a rogue AI who followed her to Beacon 23.
Song of Sorrow
Emerging from the pocket universe, Dosto is strangely elusive about the whereabouts of his crew; Halan and Iris get a distress call.
Luan Casca
Beacon Keeper Jocko welcomes a new trainee on Beacon 90, a teenage Aster; Aster senses Jocko is hiding something.
Free
Imprisoned by the Sybarrans, Halan and Iris must work together to reclaim the beacon. Halan's past catches up to him when a military ship comes looking for the lost Sybarrans.
Disintegration
After agreeing to receive an implant, Halan is surprised to find that the procedure puts him face-to-face with Aleph; Harmony protects the beacon by any means necessary.
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