A neighborly helping hand getting the crops in turns deadly when the unfriendly visitors come to call.

As the crew return yet again from another "blue-milk run", they find that they have unexpected guests, in more ways than one.

In the season 1 finale, Tazi finds himself at the business end of a set of big blue eyes, while Karrell and A-1 finish patching up the ship. Meanwhile, an unseen and unknown force has their eye on our heroes.

With the crew against the wall dealing with the BLACK SUN, Tazi goes off to strike a deal, leaving the frustrated and worried Karrell on the ship instead of watching his back. When the choice comes down to servitude or war, which will the crew choose?

With the ship shot up, the crew have to rely on their wits (and D4's medical acumen) to try and make some cash. Tazi gets a line on a job, while Karrell fights a Wookiee.

The crew manages a bit of downtime before another paying gig sends them back into hyperspace, and into trouble, as they are hired to escort another freighter towards the planet of RANDON, so that the freighter doesn't get shot down again...

Tazi heads off into hyperspace in the stolen ship, heading for what he thinks is a rendezvous with the rest of the crew.Back on ZELTROSS, it's up to the droids and their Herglic ally to find Karrell, defeat her kidnappers, and get out before the EMPIRE can arrive and take their friend away.

While Tazi works on charming the figurative and literal pants off of their mark, in hopes of stealing the ship full of loot, Karrell finds herself out to dinner at a noodle place with a Weequay of questionable moral character...

With an awkward plan of "send the Jedi out to be a flirty distraction" firmly in hand, the crew find themselves on ZELTROSS looking for their mark. But when the target isn't quite what the crew thought, Tazi finds himself needing to step up in a surprising new manner.

Returning to their new base of operations, with a somewhat fussy and flirty passenger, the crew meet up with their fixer who has yet another job for the dysfunctional team.