Carter Roy

Whenever he's preparing for some remote viewing, the hallways of Fort Meade echo with his music.

Helps Paul get into the right headspace.

Then there's Angela Della Fiora, a brand new recruit.

She's a little different from her colleagues because Angela feels she really is psychic before all the training.

As she puts it, she has a third eye.

In order to get onto the team, she bucked protocol.

She went around her commanding officer to plead her case to General Stubblebine before he resigned.

It's considered a huge no-no, and that's not the only reason Angela's teammates look at her a little sideways.

She's also considered a little woo-woo.

even for them.

Sure, everybody has been hired to be a psychic, so it's a case of the pot calling the kettle strange.

But the agencies who've spent years investing in these psychic experiments have all taken pains to sound less mystical and more scientific.

That's why they use words like remote viewing or psychoenergetics.

They intentionally use and even invent vocabulary that sounds technical.

They're trying to legitimize their work.

Then along comes Angela Della Fiora, who talks about a third eye, claims she can channel people who speak and write through her.

And when she's viewing, her voice strains and shakes.

She kind of sticks out like a sore thumb, even in this department.

but reportedly she's really good at her job.

When Angela sits down for her first training sessions, she wins over her monitor.