Killjoys: Season 1

Season 1 overview

The Killjoys navigate initial bounty assignments, establishing Dutch's rivalry with Fancy Lee and her connection to Khlyen.

Key story beats

  1. Kill Warrant Discovery — Dutch discovers Fancy Lee has taken a kill warrant in her name, initiating the season's central conflict.
  2. Corporate Espionage — Dutch pursues the warrant target, uncovering deeper corporate ties linked to Khlyen.
  3. Hostage Standoff — The Killjoys navigate a hostage crisis at a rundown scavenger zone, testing their field tactics.
  4. Psych Evaluation — Dutch investigates a target with no motive, while Khlyen's influence looms over D'avin's integration.
  5. Heir Mission — Delle Seyah commissions Dutch to locate a missing Lehani heir to prevent inter-family war.
  6. Military Ambush — Lucy isolates the ship during a military black ops encounter, forcing Dutch into a rescue operation.
  7. Neural Link Implant — Khlyen provides Dutch with a neural link to track a rogue killjoy, establishing psychological control.
  8. Link Backfire — The neural link malfunctions, requiring emergency medical intervention and straining crew trust.
  9. Bar Hostage Crisis — A planetary lockdown traps the team at Pree's bar, escalating tension during a medical emergency.
  10. Astral Projection — Dutch uses experimental projection to locate Khlyen on level 71, revealing his corporate stronghold.
  11. EMP Sabotage — The team executes a coordinated EMP strike to breach Khlyen's secure facility.
  12. Bunker Code Heist — The Killjoys infiltrate Old Town bunkers to secure entry codes for Delle Seyah's political allies.
  13. Monks Disguise — The team adopts disguises to bypass security checkpoints during the code acquisition mission.
  14. Carleen's Demise — Khlyen eliminates Carleen after she attempts to decrypt his data, raising the stakes for Dutch.
  15. Political Standoff — Delle Seyah's political ambitions clash with Khlyen's corporate dominance, setting up future conflict.

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