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Zo'or is one of only two characters to appear in all five seasons of Earth: Final Conflict, the other being Sandoval. Zo'or, however, was only a regular character for the second, third and fourth seasons; he was a recurring character in the first and fifth seasons.
He is resurrected in Season 5, appearing in two episodes, then is killed off-screen. Likewise, Zo'or, killed at the end of Season 4, returns from the dead, appears in two episodes, and dies. Liam, believed to have died between Seasons 4 and 5, returns in the final episode, alive.
Zo'or orders the Atavus hunted down and killed. The creature starts feeding on people using its shaqarava, while making a beeline for Augur's warehouse. Sandoval and Lili arrive and fight off the creature, but Sandoval is wounded. Beckett goes with him to the hospital.
Zo'or, greedy to ensure his own survival, touches an energy pool in the chamber and is absorbed into it. Liam convinces the Jaridians to attempt a "joining" with the Taelons, which, it is believed, will return them to an earlier evolutionary form that is better suited to survival.
The Taelon Synod leader Zo'or ponders with Sun Tzu and insults his political opponent / war minister T'than whilst challenging him to praj'a'rath, a duel to ...
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In today's Sci-Fi Blast From The Past, Von Flores talks about working on the fifth season of Earth: Final Conflict and playing the long-running role of the duplicitous FBI Special Agent Ron Sandoval. It is quiet on the bridge of the Taelon mothership.
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Zo'or is left in an unconscious state and Sandoval takes control. He decides it is time to liberate the Earth from the Taelons. Liam is told he must remove it with his long-dormant shaquarava by the last person he ever expected to see again: Ha'gel, his father.
