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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - 1986 (Sep/08/2005) | | Part character drama and part mystery, REUNION marks a groundbreaking concept in series television as it chronicles the lives of a group of six friends, Aaron, Samantha, Will, Craig, Carla, and Jenna, over the course of 20 years - all in just one season. The series opens in the present day at the funeral of one of the friends, whose death is being investigated by Detective Marjorino. Before the identity of the deceased is revealed, we're transported back to 1986, as the group is celebrating their high school graduation. We follow all six through the summer of 1986, and witness the formative events that alter their dreams and desires forever on the "1986" (Pilot) episode. | | Guest Stars: Gregory Harrison as Russell Brewster, Cameron Bancroft as McManus, Tom Irwin (1) as Mr. Noll, P. J. Byrne as Alger, Vyto Ruginis as Meyer Conlon, Robert Baker (5) as Cop, Michele Harrell as Nurse | Director: Jon Amiel (1)
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman | | Songs: Robert Palmer -- Addicted to Love, Mister Mister -- Broken Wings, Simple Minds -- Don't You Forget About Me, Dream Academy -- Life in a Northern Town, Madonna -- Papa Don't Preach, A-ha -- Take On Me, The Romantics -- Talking in Your Sleep, Cyndi Lauper -- Time After Time, Bonnie Tyler -- Total Eclipse of the Heart, Wham -- Wake Me Up Before You Go Go | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - 1987 (Sep/22/2005) | | After he is released from prison, Will discovers that the transition to life on the outside won’t be simple, especially when his former cellmate shows up with a “business proposition.” Samantha returns from London with second thoughts on the difficult decision she made there. Meanwhile, Carla visits Jenna in New York, only to find Aaron there, his torch for Jenna burning as brightly as ever. The investigation continues as Detective Marjorino traces the murder weapon to one of the friends on the “1987” episode. | | Guest Stars: Adrian Holmes as Carter, Bill Mondy as Detective Matos, Fred Keating as Mr. Malloy, Gregory Harrison as Russell Brewster | Director: Michael Katleman
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman | | Songs: Crowded House -- Don't Dream It's Over, R.E.M. -- The One I Love | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - 1988 (Sep/29/2005) | | The competition between Craig and Will for Samantha grows, causing Will – who now works for Craig’s father – to cross some ethical and legal lines. Samantha has more important things on her mind – she’s finally tracked down her daughter in New York. After the adoptive parents warn her to stay away, she and Carla hatch a plan to keep tabs on the child. The appearance of Jenna’s mother threatens to overshadow her movie premiere, and Aaron tries to mend his broken heart in Seattle. Detective Marjorino’s interest in the murder investigation is revealed to be more than just professional on the “1988” episode. | | Guest Stars: Chelah Horsdal as Jane Kelsey, Alistair Abell as Passing Man, Bill Mondy as Detective Matos, Kate Vernon as Brenda Moretti, Gregory Harrison as Russell Brewster, Camille Sullivan as Meghan Phillips, George Newbern as Paul Phillips | Director: Rick Rosenthal
Writer: Gina Fattore | | Songs: Bryan Adams -- Heaven, OMD -- If You Leave, George Michael -- One More Try | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - 1989 (Nov/03/2005) | | A wedding brings out old rivalries as Samantha must finally choose between Craig and Will. At the same time, Will pays the ultimate price for the one crime he did commit when he brings down the family of a close friend. Aaron returns from Seattle with a secret, and Jenna puts her own career ahead of Carla’s. Detective Marjorino learns he’s carried a grudge against the wrong man for 20 years, and one of our friends receives an anonymous letter – from someone who claims to know who the murderer is on the “1989” episode. | | Guest Stars: Matthew Walker as Monsignor Ryan, Michael Rogers as Agent Halbridge, Camille Sullivan as Meghan Phillips, Samantha Ferris as Capt. Emily Fisher, George Newbern as Paul Phillips, Gregory Harrison as Russell Brewster | Directors: Jon Amiel (1), James Frawley
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman, Mark Goffman | | Songs: Fine Young Cannibals -- Good Thing, Roxette -- Listen To Your Heart, The Cure -- Love Song, Fine Young Cannibals -- She Drives Me Crazy | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - 1990 (Nov/10/2005) | | Carla finds herself isolated, keeping secrets from both the new man in her life and Samantha. Craig struggles to keep his father’s business afloat, but Aaron – halfway around the world – may hold the key. Jenna and her mother have a moment to reconnect before tragedy strikes, and Will ships out to the Gulf War. In the investigation, the identity of the murder victim is revealed. | | Guest Stars: George Newbern as Paul Phillips, Kate Vernon as Brenda Moretti, Camille Sullivan as Meghan Phillips, Bill Mondy as Detective Matos | Directors: Lou Antonio (1), Jon Amiel (1)
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman, Jennifer Johnson (1) | | Songs: Social Distortion -- Ball and Chain, Skid Row -- I Remember You, The Smiths -- Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - 1991 (Nov/17/2005) | | Sam notices bruises on Carla, which she fears were delivered by her mystery boyfriend. Amy’s kidnapping forces Sam to tell Craig most of the truth involving her pregnancy. Aaron and Craig are in business together but Aaron gets an offer from an Internet company that he cannot refuse. Will returns from the Gulf War and has a final errand to do for his Army buddy, whose death he blames on himself. Marjorino gets a hot lead after interrogating one of the friends, but was she telling him the truth. | | Guest Stars: Martin Cummins as Jake Terrance, Daniel Bacon as Arthur Lloyd, Bill Mondy as Detective Matos, Camille Sullivan as Meghan Phillips, Jaclyn Guitterez as Vanessa, Gina Holden as Rachel, George Newbern as Paul Phillips | Directors: Jon Amiel (1), Rick Rosenthal
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman, Jesse Stern | | Songs: R.E.M. -- Losing My Religion, Jesus Jones -- Right Here, Right Now, James -- Top of the World, EMF -- Unbelievable | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - 1992 (Dec/01/2005) | | Things get tense when the six friends gather together to celebrate Thanksgiving 1992. Aaron’s date is co-worker Rachel, whom he doesn’t realize has an ulterior motive for wanting to come. Jenna’s movie-star husband joins her and it becomes obvious that this may be a marriage of convenience. Will brings his girlfriend Vanessa, his former Army buddy’s sister, but does he still have feelings for Samantha? And Russell Brewster shows up and demands that Will be thrown out, still blaming him for the collapse of the Brewster Group. Meanwhile, in the present day, Detective Marjorino’s 20-year obsession for revenge against his father’s killer and now the investigation of Samantha’s murder is taking a toll on his marriage. | | Guest Stars: Jaclyn Guitterez as Vanessa, Gina Holden as Rachel, Martin Cummins as Jake Terrance, Meta Golding as Ella, Brandon Jay McLaren as Anthony Marjorino | Director: Michael Kattleman
Writer: Bruce Zimmerman | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - 1993 (Dec/08/2005) | | The friends gather at Samantha’s grave on her birthday to pay their respects and reminisce. In 1993, it’s Samantha’s 25th birthday and the friends plan to surprise her with a party but she cancels everything when one of the ER patients she releases drops dead. Also in 1993 Craig is weighing his options on whether or not to run for state assembly and does some soul searching with Jenna at their high school where it’s “Jenna Moretti Day.” Aaron and Carla finally make plans to go out on a date but Pascale, the girl he met in Prague, shows up with a toddler she claims is his. Meanwhile after getting kicked out by his wife, Detective Marjorino asks for time off, away from the case. | | Guest Stars: Bill Mondy as Detective Matos, Wendy Glenn as Pascale, Jaidasen Walker as Chloe, Eliza Norbury as Donna, Geoff Stults as Peter Holland, Anne Openshaw as Lucy Stevens | Director: Jon Amiel (1)
Writer: Jon Amiel (1), Jon Harmon Feldman | | Songs: R.E.M. -- Everybody Hurts, Gin Blossoms -- Hey Jealousy, Soul Asylum -- Runaway Train, Spin Doctors -- Two Princes | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - 1994 (Dec/15/2005) | | The episode follows the friends through various events and seasons of the year 1994. The episode begins on New Year’s Eve, when Carla introduces her new boyfriend Peter to the group and Craig announces his candidacy for the state assembly. Flash forward to Craig and Sam’s son Henry’s third birthday, as Aaron lets Carla know he still has feelings for her and that Pascal has left him. Carla must decide if she still has feelings for Aaron or if she should pursue Peter. Meanwhile, Rachel, the secretary with whom Craig had an affair, won’t move and stalks Craig and his family. She also threatens to go to the press with the story of the affair, thus jeopardizing Craig’s political career. In the present day, Marjorino questions Rachel after he finds out that Craig and Sam filed a restraining order against her in 1994, and she becomes the latest suspect. | | Guest Stars: Colin Cunningham (1) as Michael Duggan | Director: Jon Amiel (1)
Writer: Jon Harmon Feldman | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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