Ep 2. The "i" of the Tiger

The episode "The 'i' of the Tiger" from the second season of Future Man starts with the trio of Josh, Tiger and Wolf, who are on a mission to save James Cameron from being killed by a mysterious figure in the future. In order to do so, they have to journey through time to different eras of the Hollywood industry where Cameron has worked on his films. Their first stop is the set of The Terminator, where they come across a stubborn Cameron who doesn't believe that he's in danger.

Meanwhile, in the present time, Doctor Kronish is being held by the biotics who want him to develop a cure for herpes. Josh's mother Diane is trying to save him, but it seems like the biotics have the upper hand. She then turns to the help of a familiar face to the series, who has also been stuck in time like Tiger and Wolf.

Tiger and Wolf continue their time-traveling, where they sneak into a premiere of Titanic and witness the heart-wrenching climax of the movie. However, their mission is cut short when they are caught by security and are kicked out of the event. They then jump into the next time hole, which takes them to the set of Avatar. Here, they find Cameron in a more agreeable state, and they are able to convince him of the severity of the situation. Cameron then takes them to his office where he unveils a secret project he has been working on: a new type of technology that can predict the future.

The trio then comes up with a plan to use the technology to track down the person who wants to kill Cameron. After some intense research, they discover that the culprit is someone close to them and they end up taking down the perpetrator. With Cameron safe and sound, the trio heads back to the present time where they reunite with their colleagues and continue their ongoing mission to save the future.

Overall, "The 'i' of the Tiger" is an action-packed episode that keeps viewers engaged with its constant time-traveling and unexpected twists. It also includes some comedic moments like when Tiger and Wolf are caught up in the emotions of Titanic. The episode effectively moves the plot forward while also providing some character development for the trio and introducing new elements to the series.