Episode Info

Next: 1x19 -- Children of Men (May/27/2013)

Rachel and Monroe battle with more than wits. Meanwhile, Miles, Charlie, Nora and Aaron get inside the Tower but Tom Neville and son Jason get shut out. Miles and Monroe once again face-off, this time even more lethally.

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Prev: 1x18 -- Clue (May/20/2013)

A captive Nora is tortured and left for dead. Monroe learns of Rachael’s attempt to reach the Tower but is unaware of her deadly plan for him. Meanwhile, Miles is desperate to find out how so many of his close associates are being brutally murdered. Later, Miles, Charlie, Neville, Jason, Hudson and Sanborn struggle to make it out of the Plains Nation to join Rachel and save her from what they believe to be certain death.

Cast

Billy Burke As Miles Matheson	Tracy Spiridakos As Charlotte "Charlie" Matheson
Giancarlo Esposito As Captain / Major Tom Neville	Zak Orth As Aaron Pittman
David Lyons As General Sebastian "Bass" Monroe	Daniella Alonso As Nora Clayton
Anna Lise-Phillips As Maggie (episodes 1-4)	Graham Rogers As Danny Matheson (episodes 1-11)
J. D. Pardo As Jason Neville (AKA Nate Walker)	Tim Guinee As Ben Matheson
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Reviews

raven.sirius Reviews: 4

Ironically not a Revolution in television producti...Rating: 6 likes, 2 dislikes Well, with the library of good shows to their names, Kripke and Abrams should have been able to pull out a stunner together. Alas, not so! The idea is a potential gold mine, despite being yet another armageddon based series, if only the actual product wasn't such a cataclysm. Read more Review posted on Sunday, September 23rd 2012 at 7:47 am

nocky Reviews: 4

This needs to be canceledRating: 5 likes, 2 dislikes Although having an interesting premise this is a real pain to watch. The writing is as predictable as a calendar, the only likeable character is one of the "bad guys" (the captain). Read more Review posted on Tuesday, September 25th 2012 at 2:18 pm

EvoQ Reviews: 6

Rating: 3 likes, 2 dislikes O-M-G ; where to begin, really as the previous responses state that the story line/plots/was capable of some stunning Archs the Acting and dialogue are just Horrid ! First off this main Character the Eldest Sister the beauty that she is is such a Dumb is dumber character. From the very get-go in the Pilot she along with her even more stupid brother Inject the story line with the such idiotic acts that surely the Militia would react and take their Dad out for their prideful reactions. The Militia comes to town to question their Dad and these siblings go and get him killed on their own, then to make matters worse the sister gets her brother taken into custody. Then the story develops into the sister having to track and bring her brother back into the fold, and what fold is that ? As her Mom is no-where to be found yet lurking in the story-line several episodes into the future, even more stupid scripting from the writers/developers. But back to the heroine/sister as she makes idiotic move after move, I mean how stupid can a pretty girl be in a doomsday scenario. leaves most sane thinking adults to wonder how she made it as long as she had or in fact her whole family too. Then comes the Dead killed by Militia Scientist Father's close but evil Brother to help track down his Nephew; let the sword fighting commence. How horrible the fight scenes another O-M-G moment or should I say moments. If it were not for the Horrendous scripting/story-line the acting would be even worse. At least one can conclude that an actor can only do so much with a ridiculous script and surely these home-spun unknown actors are not allowed free range improv. And if this was not bad enough we have to bear thru the scenes and filming locations with the cut grass scenes at the farm where miraculously Electrical Power works. And even after 4 years the characters hold on dearly to their I-Phones surely if you have lived thru many-many years of No Electricity you would keep your I-Phone in your vest pocket ! I wonder why such a Horrid start to an Interesting Plot, and know full-well that this show will not last even the first season. A shame as the story line holds credence and it would be interesting to say the least to watch how a scenario like this could actually develop. The Creators leaned way too heavily on this one family dynamic and they got it 100% wrong. Read more Review posted on Sunday, October 7th 2012 at 9:07 pm

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1x18: Clue recap: The episode begins with Nora, Monroe’s captive. A guard tosses a package her way. Inside, is a white dress that she is instructed to put on. She is going to dinner with Monroe. He pours her a drink and tries to be friendly. She is cold. Monroe cracks a joke about always being jealous of the things Miles had, implying that Nora now belongs to Miles. He asks her where Miles is and she tries to hit him with a liquor bottle, but misses. He then reminds her that he tried to be nice. Elsewhere, Nora is being tortured. She is beaten, water-boarded, and drugged. It goes on and on over 21 days... read more.

1x17: The Longest Day recap: The episode begins with a Monroe Republic officer walking into a trailer full of electronics, including radars. He and a colleague appear to be drone pilots. In Ashland, Kentucky, the Rebel-Georgian Coalition camp, Nora and Miles are in bed together. Nora starts to get dressed and Miles wakes up to catch her about to leave. Nora says them sleeping together was a mistake. She thinks that the odds are that one of them will die in battle against the Monroe Militia. Tom Neville confronts his son Jason. Tom knows Jason hates him, and puts a pistol in Jason’s hand. Tom wants Jason to squeeze the trigger to kill Tom, but Jason tells Tom to back off. Jason walks away... read more.

1x16: The Love Boat recap: The episode begins with Miles and Nora blowing up a Monroe Republic lab and kidnapping a scientist. Two days earlier, Georgia has sent Tom Neville to Miles with reinforcements. Tom is now a commissioned officer of the Georgia Federation. If Miles refuses Tom, then Georgia reinforcements and weapons disappear. Miles is willing to give up Georgia’s help, but Tom also brings news that Monroe is weaponizing anthrax; Dr. Ethan Camp is in charge. Miles as a result will need Tom’s help. Nora and Charlie are skeptical of Miles helping Tom, but Miles makes it clear that they don’t have a say in this matter... read more.

1x15: Home recap: The episode begins with Monroe and Jim having a drink together in an army tent. Captain Dixon, of the Georgia Federation, comes in and congratulates Miles for the victory, which they have just achieved. Apparently, Miles with the help of the Georgian army has managed to defeat the militia in a particular area. In Philly, Monroe isn’t too pleased on learning that the rebels with the help of the Georgian army, has conquered many of their forts. Monroe knows that Miles is heading the rebels and concludes he has to be killed as soon as possible, so he can’t create any more trouble... read more.

1x14: The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia recap: The episode begins with Monroe being told by the captain of his militia that Tom and his wife have fled the city. He is also informed that Tom’s son is alive and has joined the rebels. After hearing all of this, Monroe is clearly mad and comments, how the captain and Tom were really close. He also assumes the captain had inkling about, what Tom was up to. The captain says he didn’t, assuring Monroe he is loyal to him, but Monroe doesn’t buy it and shoots him in the head. At the rebel camp, Miles receives intel from one of his spies that Monroe has sent the nuke with a two man strike team to Atlanta... read more.

Crew

Creator: Eric Kripke
Executive Producer: Eric Kripke, J. J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Jon Favreau
Co-Executive Producer: Philip Sgriccia, Kathy Lingg, David Rambo, Anne Cofell, Monica Breen, Jon Favreau

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