Alcatraz -- Season 1 | ||
#01 "Pilot" | #08 "The Ames Bros." | |
#02 "Ernest Cobb" | #09 "Sonny Burnett" | |
#03 "Kit Nelson" | #10 "Clarence Montgomery" | |
#04 "Cal Sweeney" | #11 "Webb Porter" | |
#05 "Guy Hastings" | #12 "Garrett Stillman" | |
#06 "Paxton Petty" | #13 "Tommy Madsen" | |
#07 "Johnny McKee" | ||
Season 1
Season
Episodes
1
13
Aired
January 16, 2012 - March 26, 2012
Premiere
"Pilot"
Finale
Slogan
302 Vanished. 3 Must Find Them.
Season 1 of Alcatraz is the first season of the series. In addition to the pilot, 12 more episodes were ordered on March 18, 2011. [1] The pilot was filmed between January 19, 2011 [2] and February 9, 2011 [3], and was finally picked up as a series on May 11, 2011. [4] The Pilot aired on January 16, 2012, on Fox, as part of their midseason schedule. The show is shot in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Cast[]
Principal cast[]
In appearances order
- Sarah Jones as Rebecca Madsen (13/13)
- Jorge Garcia as Diego Soto (13/13)
- Sam Neill as Emerson Hauser (13/13)
- Parminder Nagra as Lucy Banerjee (11/13)
- Robert Forster as Ray Archer (5/13)
- Jonny Coyne as Edwin James (12/13)
- Jason Butler Harner as E.B. Tiller (10/13)
Supporting cast[]
In appearances order (3+)
- Leon Rippy as Milton Beauregard (12/13)
- David Hoflin as Tommy Madsen (8/13)
- Jeffrey Pierce as Jack Sylvane (6/13)
- Joe Egender as Ernest Cobb (5/13)
- Jeananne Goossen as Nikki (5/13)
- Samuel Patrick Chu as Chet (4/13)
- Greyston Holt as Young Emerson Hauser (3/13)
- Robbie Amell as Young Ray Archer (3/13)
Episodes[]
# | Image | Title | Airdate | Writer(s) | Director |
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101 | "Pilot" | January 16, 2012 | Elizabeth Sarnoff, Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt |
Danny Cannon | |
A murder case leads police detective Rebecca Madsen and Alcatraz expert Diego Soto to discover that Jack Sylvane, a supposedly dead Alcatraz inmate, is still alive and hasn't aged a day. With the help of government agent Emerson Hauser, they soon discover that Sylvane is only a small part of a much larger, more sinister present-day threat. | |||||
102 | "Ernest Cobb" | January 16, 2012 | Alison Balian | Jack Bender | |
When Ernest Cobb, a sniper, begins targeting young victims, the team is forced to retrace the steps of the past in order to solve this modern day mystery. | |||||
103 | "Kit Nelson" | January 23, 2012 | Jennifer Johnson | Jack Bender | |
When child killer Kit Nelson, a terrifying kidnapper who always returns his victims home – after he’s killed them – reappears from the past, the team is in a race against time to catch the man before he kills again. | |||||
104 | "Cal Sweeney" | January 30, 2012 | Robert Hull | Brad Anderson | |
When Cal Sweeney, a bank robbing criminal, returns from the past and things go wrong in the present, Rebecca has to break him out of the hostage-filled bank before people can find out who he is. | |||||
105 | "Guy Hastings" | February 6, 2012 | Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt |
Charles Beeson | |
Guy Hastings, an Alcatraz guard, reappears. Although a good man, Hastings is being asked to do bad things and will come face-to-face with an old acquaintance. | |||||
106 | "Paxton Petty" | February 13, 2012 | Teleplay Steven Lilien, Bryan Wynbrandt & Robert Hull Story Jennifer Johnson |
Paul Edwards | |
When the Alcatraz Task Force tracks former inmate Paxton Petty, a sick landmine bomber who has returned only to place bombs throughout populated areas of San Francisco, methods of the past are applied to the present. | |||||
107 | "Johnny McKee" | February 20, 2012 | Toni Graphia | Brad Turner | |
Madsen and Hauser hunt down Johnny McKee, a former Alcatraz inmate and vicious killer with a background in chemistry. It’s a race against time before McKee horrifically poisons more innocent victims. Meanwhile, more details emerge about Madsen’s grandfather. | |||||
108 | "The Ames Bros." | March 5, 2012 | Robert Hull | Nick Copus | |
Two of Alcatraz’s most violent brothers, Herman and Pinky Ames, who were notorious for nearly escaping in 1963, find something mysteriously amiss when they return to Alcatraz in the present day. | |||||
109 | "Sonny Burnett" | March 5, 2012 | Teleplay Toni Graphia & Robert Hull Story Toni Graphia |
Paul Edwards | |
Sonny Burnett, a man with an incredible dark side who became ultra-violent during his stint at Alcatraz, returns. | |||||
110 | "Clarence Montgomery" | March 12, 2012 | Leigh Dana Jackson | Jack Bender | |
Clarence Montgomery, the only innocent man in Alcatraz, returns to present day, but is now committing crimes. | |||||
111 | "Webb Porter" | March 19, 2012 | Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt |
Jack Bender | |
Rebecca, Doc, and Hauser set out to capture musically-inclined serial killer Webb Porter, an unknown ’63 that returns more violent than ever | |||||
112 | "Garrett Stillman" | March 26, 2012 | Cole Herbert & Leigh Dana Jackson |
Eagle Egilsson | |
Doc and Rebecca close in on Garrett Stillman, a man who may be the key to revealing the secrets behind all the returning criminals. Meanwhile, Hauser makes a discovery beneath the halls of Alcatraz that brings him ever closer to the truth. | |||||
113 | "Tommy Madsen" | March 26, 2012 | Daniel Pyne & Jennifer Johnson |
Aaron Lipstadt | |
Revealing doors are opened and lives hang in the balance as Rebecca will stop at nothing in pursuit of Tommy Madsen, the man who killed her partner. |
Trivia[]
- Only Sarah Jones, Jorge Garcia and Sam Neill appeared in all 13 episodes.
- Leon Rippy, credited as a guest star throughout the season, appered in more episodes than series regulars Jason Butler Harner, Parminder Nagra and Robert Forster. He appeared in the same amount of episodes as Jonny Coyne.
References[]
- ↑ Fox Greenlights 12 Episodes of J.J. Abrams’ ALCATRAZ by Jason Barr - Collider (2011-03-08)
- ↑ J.J. Abrams Dishes on 'Alcatraz,' 'Super 8' and 'Fringe' Moving to Friday Nights by Lesley Goldberg - The Hollywood Reporter (2011-01-12)
- ↑ Just Wrapped on ALCATRAZ by Jorge Garcia - Further Dispatches (2011-02-09)
- ↑ FOX Picks Up Abrams' Alcatraz, Cancels Everything Else by Kevin Fitzpatrick - UGO (2011-05-11)