

All Episodes of XIII: The Series
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Season 1
- 4.0/101 votes
Pilot
Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 4/18/2011
Having been unjustly locked down in a brutal rendition camp for two years by NSA Director Amos, XIII is sprung in a daring escape by mysterious allies. These allies turn out to be Ex-President Sheridan and psychotic freelance killer Irina Svetlanova.
Director: Duane Clark
Writer: Gil Grant
- 4.0/101 votes
Green Falls
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 4/18/2011
XIII and Sam follow a clue from Sheridan to Green Falls, a small town where XIII may have grown up.As XIII begins to ask questions about himself and his father, who is a local reporter, XIII stirs up old secrets and modern-day violence.
Director: Philippe Haïm
Writer: Peter Mohan
- 4.0/101 votes
Lockdown
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 4/25/2011
Chasing another lead from Sheridan, XIII gets himself thrown into a brutal Venezuelan prison in search of a prisoner who might have worked with XIII when he was a CIA operative.
Director: Duane Clark
Writer: Charles Heit
- 4.0/101 votes
The Irish Version
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 4/25/2011
XIII follows the piece of information he learned from Sanchez in the Venezuelan prison. It leads him to Ireland in search of Seamus O’Neal, an ex-IRA operative who was inducted into the CIA at the same time XIII was.
Director: Xavier Palud
Writer: Denis McGrath
- 4.0/101 votes
Training Camp
Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 5/2/2011
XIII follows the trail of his identity to a paramilitary training camp in the Pacific Northwest named Bitterroot where he supposedly trained. As XIII tries to discover the nature of the secret mission he was being trained for, he runs afoul of the camp’s owner, Rech.
Director: Duane Clark
Writer: Philippe Lyon
- 4.0/101 votes
Costa Verde
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 5/2/2011
Having learned in Bitterroot that he was trained for a corporate intrusion mission in Costa Verde, XIII and Jones head off to investigate. As they dig deeper into XIII’s possible involvement there, they make stunning discoveries.
Director: Michael Robison
Writer: Peter Mohan
- 4.0/101 votes