Carter Roy

Operations officer Eugene Lessman is not an easy guy to impress.

He was a special forces soldier in Vietnam.

His likes include talking about Vietnam.

His dislikes include

anything vaguely occult.

As far as their sensibilities go, Angela and Jean could not be a worse match.

I'm sure Jean isn't expecting much from her that day.

It usually takes viewers a while before they get any clear impressions, and even longer before they start giving accurate reads.

But Angela isn't like everyone else.

Jean gives her the coordinates to The Dish.

It's a giant radio telescope on a remote trail near Stanford University.

And I'm paraphrasing here, but Angela describes her target as a large open area, a green and brown landmass, a general feeling of roundness, curving,

she correctly identifies the spot as isolated, but easily visible.

And she even says, an opening or center portion of the structure appears to be of importance with the concept of transference of things back and forth as the prime purpose.

Hater or not, Gene can't believe what he's hearing.

I know because he uses a lot of exclamation marks in his notes.

Angela's knocking it out of the park on her first try.

It doesn't seem like beginner's luck either.

A few weeks later, Skip Atwater gives her a more complicated task.

She has to start at one set of coordinates and psychically find her way to another structure nearby.