REGULAR CAST

• Eliza Dushku as Echo
• Harry Lennix as Boyd Langton
• Fran Kranz as Topher Brink
• Tahmon Penikett as Paul Ballard
• Enver Gjokaj as Victor
• Dichen Lachman as Sierra
• Olivia Williams as Adele DeWitt

SPECIAL GUEST STAR

• Ray Wise as Stewart Lipman

GUEST CAST

• Alexis Denisof as Senator Daniel Perrin
• Nelson Franklin as Burt Styne
• Summer Glau as Bennett Halverson
• Stacey Scowley as Cindy Perrin
• Miracle Laurie as Madeline Costley

CO-STARRING

• Matt Riedy as Senator

SYNOPSIS

Echo remains restrained, enduring pain inflicted upon her with calculated precision. Her captor watches, waiting for resistance – prayers, pleas, curses – but finds only silence. Nearby, Perrin fights for his identity, begging to be spared from the blank slate that awaits him. His handler dismisses his desperation, insisting that he was nothing before he was remade, and should welcome the oblivion that follows.

Adelle arrives in pursuit of Echo, demanding her release, only to be stalled by protocol and bureaucratic deflections. Frustrated by obstruction, she shifts tactics, pressing Lipman with a veiled threat that forces his compliance. While she works the political angle, Topher engages Bennett, the architect of Echo’s torment. Their initial interactions are hesitant, marked by an awkward chemistry that suggests fascination rather than hostility.

Victor, infused with Topher’s personality, navigates his own mission back in Los Angeles, fumbling through uncertainty with Boyd at his side to anchor him. His task is crucial – extract the map that defines Perrin’s mind.

Perrin stirs in his confinement to find Echo lost in a memory that does not belong to her. In the vision, Caroline abandons Bennett in a ruined lab, leaving her trapped beneath concrete, pleading for help that never comes. Echo wakes with a fragment of this pain lingering in her – her left arm, rendered useless, mirroring the injury Bennett suffered. Watching from a distance, Bennett orchestrates her own affliction, fabricating evidence to shift blame onto Echo.

The pursuit continues. Echo and Perrin flee, removing their tracking devices in secrecy. Meanwhile, Topher and Bennett devise a means of shutting them down remotely, though Bennett hides a darker purpose within the plan – an unseen directive meant to turn Perrin into a weapon.

As Perrin reflects, questions consume him. Did he truly meet his wife as he remembers, or was their history a carefully constructed illusion? Determined, he vows to complete the mission he believes is his – destroy the force that created him. But Bennett’s interference escalates. The disruptor is activated, targeting only Perrin, leaving Echo trapped beneath his sudden aggression. Yet she refuses to succumb. The imposed memory fractures, and with renewed strength, she fights back.

Elsewhere, Topher pleads for Bennett to undo the damage, but she refuses, revealing the personal wound that drives her actions. Caroline had been her friend, yet had left her broken, discarded, forgotten. Topher forces her unconscious, working frantically to isolate the signal before irreversible damage is done.

Agents arrive, their presence escalating the chaos. Cindy intervenes, halting Perrin’s advance, attempting to pull him back from the brink, but his conditioning twists his response. He kills her, his mind fractured beyond repair. Echo struggles to stop him, but the moment passes too quickly. Victor/Topher discovers the pathway in time to disable Perrin’s imprint – but the damage has already been done.

With the final pieces in place, Perrin stands before the Senate, poised to expose the truth, but his programming asserts control. The words he speaks are not his own. He shifts the narrative, protecting Rossum, fabricating evidence, rewriting reality. Madeline, once a witness, is now rebranded as a patient lost in obscurity, erased by falsified documents.

Back in Los Angeles, the weight of defeat settles. Boyd reports Echo’s absence, while Ballard remains missing. Victor resists the return to vacancy, reluctant to let go of the identity imposed upon him. Adelle and Boyd assess the larger implications – Rossum has not only silenced criticism but ensured their reach extends beyond corporate control. Perrin is now positioned to ascend to power, the foundation laid for his future. The presidency, Rossum’s ultimate goal, is within reach.

In another place, Madeline steps back into servitude, her freedom revoked, as Bennett ensures she understands the depths of betrayal.

Echo, alone, walks the streets of D.C., untethered yet hunted, knowing her battle is far from over.

CONTINUITY