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Protocol 5

*This article is about the episode, for details about the fifth Protocol, part of the system of rules, see Protocol 5.*

## Protocol 5

### Written by

Jason Whiting
Pat Smith
Ashley Park

### Directed by

Helen Shaver

****Protocol 5**** is the seventh episode of the first season of *Travelers*. It premiered on November 28, 2016. It was written by Jason Whiting, Pat Smith, & Ashley Park and directed by Helen Shaver.

## Summary

When confronted with the possibility that their missions may be finished, the team struggles to adapt to leading everyday 21st-century lives.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
* Patrick Gilmore as David Mailer

### Guest Stars

* Ian Tracey as Ray (Philip's Lawyer)
* Arnold Pinnock as Forbes

### Co-Stars

* Leah Cairns as Kathryn MacLaren
* William MacDonald as Gary Holden
* Teryl Rothery as Patricia Holden
Hayes

**Secretary Hayes**: "*This exercise is going to kill you*"
**Mrs. Hayes**: "*Oh, honey. Don't be silly. That isn't going to be what kills you.*"
**Secretary Hayes**: "*Ahhhh.*"
— Secretary and Mrs Hays just before Mrs Hays kills her husband
Mrs Hayes (Traveler 3112) was a minor character on Travelers who appeared only in the episode Bishop. She was a widower who was assigned to kill her husband, a member of the US cabinet.

## Adverted Death

Nothing about her adverted death is known.

## Biography

### Mrs Hayes

Mrs Hayes was presumed to have been married to Secretary Hayes for some time prior to Traveler 3112 transferring their consciousness to her.

### Traveler 3112

Traveler 3112 was tasked with killing her husband, Secretary Hayes who was a serving member of the US cabinet, which she did by pushing him off of a bridge.

On the way to his funeral, Traveler 3112 handed information to Grant MacLaren as well as a plane ticket as she'd received a messenger about Grant's next mission. She gave him all the information she knew, which was limited, before Grant dropped her off at her husband's funeral.
Hall

*This article is about the episode, for details about the character see Rick Hall.*

### Directed by

Martin Wood

**Hall** is the fourth episode in the first season of the TV show Travelers. It first aired on November 7, 2016. The episode was written by Pat Smith and directed by Martin Wood.

## Summary

MacLaren’s leadership is challenged when he’s directed to assist a more experienced team of travelers that wants to join forces.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
* Patrick Gilmore as David Mailer

### Guest Stars

* Ian Tracey as Ray (Philip's Lawyer)
* Arnold Pinnock as Forbes
* Jennifer Spence as Grace Day
* Louis Ferreira as Rick Hall

### Co-Stars

* Leah Cairns as Kathryn MacLaren
* J. Alex Brinson as Jeff Conniker
* William MacDonald as Gary Holden
Ivon Teslia

**Dr. Ivon Teslia** was a programmer who created the artificial intelligence Ilsa. Though not a Traveler himself, he learned of the program's existence after the Director made contact with him using Ilsa. Teslia facilitated a meeting between Joanne Yates and the Director although he was unable to get the latter to speak with him directly again.

Teslia was ultimately killed in cold blood by unnamed henchmen working for the Faction.
Charlotte

**Charlotte**, played by guest star Yasmeene Ball, was a teenager who was the intended host of an unnamed Traveler historian. She was later used as the host for an unnamed assassin Traveler working for the Faction.

## Averted Death

Charlotte's father was going to drive the family car to the top of an eight-story parking deck and then drive over the edge, killing the four of them. The erratic driving and varying elevation meant her T.E.L.L. was difficult to calculate, which likely lead to the misfire.

## History

### Host

Moments before the historical crash, Charlotte's father, mother, and brother Jackson were overwritten by Travelers 3117, 3890, and 3892 respectively. The core Traveler team was present to greet them. Charlotte was in shock and did not understand what was happening. Carly Shannon realized that a misfire had occurred; the Traveler consciousness intended to inhabit Charlotte did not successfully arrive in the past. Grant MacLaren talked with Charlotte and explained that he needed to question her family about what had just happened. Charlotte rode with MacLaren to her maternal grandmother's house, ten kilometers from the historical crash site.

### Unnamed Traveler

Weeks after her recorded time of death, Charlotte had reunited with her family and seemed to be living a normal life again. Suddenly she was overwritten while sleeping. When her mother overheard her screaming, she went into Charlotte's room to comfort her host's daughter. Charlotte lured the Traveler in and then stabbed her in the head with a pencil, killing her. Her father also overheard the noise and asked if everything was alright. Charlotte replied: "No, you should come in." It can be assumed that she also killed her brother Jackson too.

Charlotte later appeared in Grace Day's office under the guise of needing signatures on a field trip form. She then revealed that she had killed her parents and attacked Grace. Charlotte easily subdued the untrained Grace before Trevor Holden arrived. He bested Charlotte in a fight, who screamed that she was on a mission and then fled the scene.

Charlotte later appeared outside a babysitter's house, where Jeff Conniker were dropping off Jeffrey, as Carly watched from her car. Carly noticed her approaching and the two fought. Before Charlotte could fire a killing shot, Jeff shot and killed her from a distance. Carly abruptly drove off, leaving Charlotte's corpse laying in the street.

It is later revealed that Charlotte did in fact, also kill her brother. The police had ample evidence of her killing her entire family, which prevented Jeff from being prosecuted for her shooting.
Bishop

*This article is about the episode; for details about the character see*Ted Bishop.

## Bishop

### Directed by

William Waring

****Bishop**** is the ninth episode of the first season of *Travelers*. It premiered on December 12, 2016. It was written by Amanda Smith-Kolic and directed by William Waring.

## Summary

MacLaren is kept on a tight leash after the Director orders an assassination.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
Aleksander

"*We're off mission. Stand down!*"
— Grant MacLaren

**Aleksander** is the third episode in the first season of Travelers. It first aired on October 31, 2016. The episode was written by Mika Collins & Tara Armstrong and directed by Andy Mikita.

## Summary

A team member buckles under the guilt of not being allowed to prevent future deaths and puts the travelers in jeopardy.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
* Patrick Gilmore as David Mailer
Traveler 0027

**Traveler 0027**  is the eighth episode in the second season of *Travelers*. It first aired on Showcase on December 4, 2017. The episode was written by Ashley Park and directed by Amanda Tapping.

## Summary

After receiving an unusual message to attend a court proceeding, the travelers find that one of their own is on trial for conspiring against The Director and interrupting the Grand Plan.

## Trivia

* Philip is seen watching the outcome of several horse races, including the horses named Saladin's Vigil, Nemesis Star, Outbreak Prime, and Gjallahorn. These are all references to weapons from the video game Destiny.
Nanite

**Trevor Holden**: "*Wait, don't medical nanites have to be programmed to do specific tasks?*"
**Grace Day**: "*Yes. And I am a...?*"
**Trevor Holden**: "*Programmer. Oh, yeah.*"
— Grace providing Trevor with nanites in the hospital[src]

**Nanites** are graphene-based nanoscopic (10-9 meters) robots capable of performing a variety of tasks if programmed accordingly, including making repairs to the human body. Their invention at an unspecified point in the future made 21st century medicine effectively obsolete, as most injuries and diseases could now be cured by injecting tens of thousands of preprogrammed nanites into the patient.

On a macroscopic level, nanites appear as a gelatinous blob that moves of its own volition, though when inert they appear as a translucent nonviscous fluid. They are produceable using 21st century technology and some Travelers are authorized to carry and use them if necessary. However, they are used sparingly (only when authorized by the Director), and most Traveler teams are expected to have a member trained in 21st century medicine.

## Appearances

Derek (Traveler D-13) provided Grant MacLaren with a dosage of Stage 3 nanites to help him recover from his injuries in the crash of Flight 329. At first MacLaren's injuries were believed to be beyond the nanites' repair capabilities, but he ultimately survived.

Derek appeared again after the shooting at Ellis' farm and secretly injected Grace Day with nanites. After regaining consciousness, Grace shared her nanites with Trevor Holden, ensuring he was not paralyzed.

When Grace and Jenny were both sick with the Faction's weaponized flu virus, Derek offered help once more even though he was not authorized to do so, remarking: "With the Director down, I figure the discretion falls on me." The nanites he offered were not programmed to counteract the virus, but he believed they might buy time if either patient went into organ failure. Grace reprogrammed the nanites to pull the virus into red blood cells where she believed it would be unable to survive. However, the Faction had predicted this countermeasure, and designed the virus to block red blood cells' ability to carry oxygen.

## Effects

While more effective than any contemporary technology, nanites are not infallible and their usage is not a cure-all. Vincent Ingram claims to have spent his life "being eaten away by a disease that doesn't exist yet," implying that they cannot cure certain diseases. Futhermore, nanites cannot be reactivated after being deactivated.

After MacLaren regained consciousness, Derek advised his patient that he should rest for at least two more hours in order to avoid external scarring, and to refrain from any sexual activity for 36 hours.
Ilsa (episode)/Plot

The Director contacts a woman visiting in a hospital room through her dying comatose mother and delivers an unheard message.

The Team rides back to a safehouse on a small bus, their significant others drugged and Carly's baby sleeping naturally. Philip suggests they go over their story now to get it straight for Carly, Marcy, and Grant's partners.

Simon, Traveler 004, is contacted by Dr. Katrina Perrow through a comm as he lays beneath his consciousness transfer device. He is told to close his eyes and is transported outside onto a set of railroad tracks where a death timer begins. Because he is now a doomed candidate, a new Traveler is transferred into his body by the Director, overwriting 004. Into the new Traveler's comm, Dr. Perrow says she couldn't bring herself to kill Simon when he had been so useful, but knew the Director would have no trouble doing it. The new friendly Traveler is unable to hear this over the passing train and the comm suddenly burns its way out of his neck and falls to the ground, removing all traces of 001.

Philip disguises Ray's drug-induced memory loss by fabricating a story about Ray getting drunk and crashing at his place. Grace has taken her kidnapping as proof that she is important to Trevor, despite Trevor's protests. Grant, Carly, and Marcy argue about how they'll cover up the kidnapping with their partners. Carly chastises Grant and Marcy for sacrificing the Travelers' secret because of emotion, when she would be happy never to see Jeff again.

Kat is lightly interrogated by an FBI Agent/Traveler to find out what she discussed with Dr. Katrina Perrow. The new Simon makes his way to Philip's garage to begin his new mission. He puzzles to Philip over the wound left by his lost comm, then tells Philip his plan to send decoy confessions to Traveler 001 showed a "lack of fealty" to the Director. Philip in turn reveals Simon's extreme paranoid schizophrenia to the new Traveler, saying "That's the body the Director chose for you."

Joanne is contacted by a Dr. Teslia about a matter of national security. She visits his lab where his A.I. named Ilsa is taken over by the Director in order for it to communicate with her. Before the Director can fully explain itself Joanne angrily leaves. Days later Joanne is texted a cryptic message from Dr. Teslia that proves to be an accurate prediction about a future plane crash.

Joanne goes to the director of the CIA and convinces him not to commit a worldwide strike killing thousands of Travelers, revealing that the message her mother gave her proved the Director had saved the CIA director's daughter from terminal cancer years earlier.
Travelers (episode)

*This article is about the episode. For details about the TV show see Travelers, and for a list of travelers see the Travelers List*

## Travelers

### Directed by

Nick Hurran

**Travelers** is the first episode of the first season and the series premiere of *Travelers*. It first aired on October 17, 2016 on Showcase. The episode was written by show creator Brad Wright and directed by Nick Hurran.

Showcase titled the episode “**Travelers**” while Netflix titled it “**Pilot**”.

## Summary

Five strangers become an elite team of secret operatives when time travelers take over their conscious minds, to try to correct the terrible problems that face humanity in their own time.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
* Patrick Gilmore as David Mailer

### Guest Stars

* Ian Tracey as Ray (Philip's Lawyer)
* Arnold Pinnock as Forbes

### Co-Stars

* Olivia Cheng as Dr. Grace Lee
* J. Alex Brinson as Jeff Conniker
* Garry Chalk as Detective Gower
* William MacDonald as Gary Holden
* Teryl Rothery as Patricia Holden
* Alyssa Lynch as Rene Bellamy
* Dylan Playfair as Kyle
* Teryl Rothery as Patricia Holden
Aleksander (Character)

A young Romanian boy who was abducted and (Philip knew) soon to be murdered. Philip fabricated a Messenger and mission to save the boy and the team went along with it, none the wiser. The Director tried to stop them, using Aleksander as a messenger, but they ended up saving the boy and killing the couple, preventing them from abducting and killing a subsequent three more children. McLaren asks the boy to keep his team a secret, he says he will and does so.

Later it's revealed that his mother has died of cancer, and since, he has been bounced from care home to care home, the system failing him. He has to survive on his own, but the trauma turns out to be too much and the Director foresees him making some bad choices. Philip is then employed to 'take care' of the mess he created, but is so devastated at how he made things worse by doing what he thought was right, that he relapses, overdoses, and almost dies. Trevor finds him passed out on the floor of OPS, having to perform CPR while he waits for Marcy. Carly and Marcy look after him and keep him company, while Trevor and McLaren deal with the mission. They find the boy, the horrible conditions he's in and how he survives. They take him from the foster home and try to get him some food at a diner because he's hungry. They learn, however, that the boy has been banned from the diner because he had been caught trying to steal food before. McLaren gets angry, saying the manager doesn't know what true hunger feels like and how it affects the brain. (This is an insight into the future the Travelers came from.) They leave and Aleksander says he can show them where to get food.

McLaren tells Trevor to stay behind with the car, deciding he will take the burden of killing the boy. Aleksander says they need to check the traps and it's revealed that he sets traps to survive, like his mother had taught him. They find a coyote has been caught in a trap, and Aleksander is openly upset. McLaren puts it out of its misery. They carry on looking at the other traps, finding a rabbit. He skins and cooks the rabbit, before sitting beside McLaren on a log by the fire and eating it while McLaren talks to him. Aleksander then wants to bury the animal, wrapping it up in his coat, so they do so and hold a small funeral. Aleksander says a prayer and marks the grave. McLaren is getting ready to shoot him, when the boy becomes a Messenger and stops him. The time they spent together was enough to put him back on the right path. "He spent a few hours with a decent man; and that was enough," as Philip says. He's then placed with a foster family and Philip can rest easy again.

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U235

**U235** is the sixth episode in the second season of *Travelers*. It first aired on Showcase on November 20, 2017 and on Netflix on December 26, 2017. The episode was written by Pat Smith & Ashley Park and directed by Andy Mikita.

## Summary

With the unknown virus rapidly spreading, the team is left with only one option in order to save The Director hundreds of years in the future.
Mr. Giant

**Mr. Giant** is an unnamed henchman who abducted and interrogated the core traveler team. Carly Shannon kills him by severing his radial artery with her teeth. He is played by Andre Tricoteux (credited as *captor*).

## Appearance

Mr. Giant is a tall, muscular, clean-shaven Caucasian man in his late forties who wears a black suit and dress shirt with no tie. He has thin brown hair with a widow's peak and is partially bald on top. His eyes are brown and olive-shaped and he has a large, hooked nose and tight lips. He displays good posture and an almost totally expressionless face, likely indicating that he is well-trained.

## Personality

Trevor Holden refers to Mr. Giant as a deaf-mute because he never speaks or responds to any questions asked of him. Indeed, throughout the entire three-day interrogation Mr. Giant displays complete stoicism and unresponsiveness. He carries out the task assigned to him with absolute precision. Only when Carly bites him does Mr. Giant show any emotion at all. He screams in pain as the blood spurts out of him and tries to defend himself by flailing at her through the cage.

Additional mercenaries of Vincent Ingram, who ordered the abduction and many others, wear the same clothes and display the same mannerisms - including apparent muteness. In 17 Minutes, Traveler 5003 encountered a henchman and tried to communicate with him using American Sign Language.

## Role

### The Abduction

In Room 101, his only appearance in the series, Mr. Giant begins the abduction process by hitting the core team's car with a rented semi, totaling the vehicle and incapacitating them. Carly, Trevor, Marcy, and Philip are taken hostage and trapped in cages next to each other, hooked up to IV drips and catheters. He appears after the entire team has awakened and takes Carly to an interrogation room.

### Interrogation

Mr. Giant waits quietly as Carly Shannon is asked a series of questions. At the end the television displays a doctored video of Mr. Giant holding her infant son. Nonetheless, she tells him nothing of value.

Marcy is interrogated next but does not break either. Mr. Giant gives Philip a very large dosage of heroin, setting back his rehabilitation and triggering his memories of the future. Philip mentions a few things about the future but ultimately does not divulge the information Ingram was looking for. Trevor is interrogated last but never 'breaks character' during the questioning. Mr. Giant simply stands in place without responding to anything the travelers say or do the entire time.

### Death

Mr. Giant dies after three days of interrogations when Carly bites his wrist, severing his radial artery and causing him to bleed out on the concrete floor. Grant MacLaren and Officer Boyd later find his corpse in a puddle of blood. Further details about Mr. Giant remain unknown.
Irene Ingram

"*I'd spent the latter half of my life before this one being eaten away by a disease that doesn't exist yet. I never imagined the possibility of family. A loving wife. A child.*"
— Vincent Ingram[src]
**Irene** **Ingram** was Vincent Ingram's assistant and later wife. She was killed when she was used as the first adult messenger, which the Director didn't know for certain would kill an adult.

## History

Irene was hired by Oliver Norton because he believed Vincent needed companionship. She was fully informed of Vincent's alleged phobias before beginning the job. Irene was sympathetic, having mild enochlophobia (fear of crowds) herself. Although Vincent did not initially want an assistant, Irene kept the job and grew close to him personally.

Vincent and Irene later married and had a son, Taylor. Irene was initially afraid to tell her partner about the baby, believing he would be angry and feel trapped. Unbeknownst to her, Vincent was actually Traveler 0001, who came from a future where "life was so precious and new life so rare," so he welcomed the child.

Irene met her untimely death when she took a picture of Vincent and Taylor sleeping together and sent it to a friend. This caused Vincent to reenter the historical record, allowing the Director to find him for the first time in years. Irene is subsequently used as a messenger and so her death was ruled a brain aneurysm.
Jenny

Jenny (Traveler 4514 and ????), played by guest star Stephanie Bennett, is initially a faction member who used Philip Pearson to create a deadly virus to wipe out most of the earth's population as part of the faction's plan to save the future. She is later overwritten by a friendly traveler.

## Adverted Death

Nothing about her adverted death is known. However, she is a member of the Faction and likely didn't have an adverted death,

## Biography

### Traveler 4514 Future History

Traveler 4514 was a member of the faction who came to the 21st century when the faction was able to take control of the Director.

### Jenny

Little about the host is known other than that she has a younger sister.

### Traveler 4514

Traveler 4514 met Philip in his support group for drug addicts. She approached Philip after the meeting and stated that she was assigned to help him, giving him some eye drops which were invented in the future to help heroin addicts. (Protocol 4)

She and Philip get close and she convinces him to get a little wild, saying that there'll likely be no punishment from the Director. She edited a presentation by a right winged man, showing photos of him half naked and in leather (BDSM). He later kills his family and then himself which she says is better than him continuing to spread a hateful message which ends up killing hundreds of people.

Her sister serves as a messenger and makes Philip memorise a sequence which was believed to be a treatment for the up and coming flu epidemic. As a result, it's manufactured and spread among traveler teams only to end up being a deadly virus.

She got sick herself from the deadly virus and then attempted to kill herself by drug overdose. When Philip recovers her and Marcy helps to save her, she reveals that everything is going to plan -just the plan of the Faction, not the Director. The Director was only capable of sending messages but not consciousness transfer. (Jenny)

She later confesses that she attempted suicide because she didn't want the virus to run it's course as it was designed to keep people alive as long as possible in order to spread more easily and make people believe that it's not as bad as people make it out to be. (U235)

### Traveler (Number Unknown)

Although not seen on screen, Philip mentions that the CDC now has the cure for the virus and has set up centres around the world for people to receive treatment. The new traveler is one of the people who are organising these centres after having been treated by Marcy. (U235)
Joanne Yates

"*As your designated liaison, I, Special Agent Joanne Yates, will act as governing party over your team and engage with my superiors in good faith regarding ethical, moral, and legal matters stemming from your team's presence in the 21st century.*"
— Joanne Yates[src]

Special Agent Joanne Yates, played by guest starring cast member Kimberley Sustad, is the FBI agent assigned to be the liaison between the core Traveler Team and the FBI.

## Season Three

Yates was contacted directly by The Director by way of her dying mother. Her mother, who was brain dead and in a coma following a series of strokes, was used as a messenger by The Director to relay a very specific message for the Director of the FBI, saying “Tell him that the bargain he made was not with his God, but with me”. She delivered the message, which prompted the him to call off a covert strike operation against all known traveler teams worldwide. (Ilsa)

The Director originally attempted to initiate contact with Yates after he had assimilated Ilsa, a quantum AI created by Dr. Teslia. The Ilsa platform was isolated from the world both digitally and spacially, and thus The Director needed to relay his communication attempts through Teslia. Originally, Yates didn't believe what Teslia was telling her, until a message correctly predicted a plane crash resulting in several deaths.

When The Director contacted Yates directly, the message killed her mother, as it does all mature humans. These messages exposed her to the traveler program for the first time, with The Director's message used to save their operations.

Following those events, Yates functioned as a liaison between Grant MacLaren and his team, and the FBI. Despite what she has witnessed, she remains skeptical and suspicious of Grant and his team, having been informed by the FBI Director how the travelers arrive and subsequently operate. She doesn't trust Grant, going so far as to flippantly refer to him as a phony FBI agent in the presence of other agents.

She often refuses to provide assistance when he asks. When Grant and the team come to Dr. Teslia hoping to connect Ilsa to the internet so that The Director could gather some crucial information, Yates intervened and insisted they stop before completing their intended task. Grant and the team distracted Yates and Teslia by debating the issue while Grace snuck behind the mainframe and connected Ilsa/The Director herself. (Perrow) Yates has also demonstrated a lack of cooperation in other cases, such as declining to run a facial-recognition check on a suspect at Grant's request. (Philip)

Yates is married, although her wife is never seen or named. She showed some empathy when MacLaren revealed he was having problems with his wife, replying: "Same here." (Yates)

Yates was present during the final moments of Version One. She admonished MacLaren for the failure of the Traveler program, reasoning that the Travelers sped up the destruction of civilization rather than preventing it. She stepped outside to spend her last moments alive looking at the sky. (Protocol Omega)
Archive

**Archive** is the eighth episode in the third season of *Travelers*. It was released along with the entire season 3 on Friday December 14, 2018. The episode was written by Ken Kabatoff and directed by Amanda Tapping.

## Summary

MacLaren urges Yates to help him when a Traveler with a mission vital to humanity's survival arrives in the body of a just-captured serial killer.
Shelter 41

"*Do you guys remember when the reveille bell rang at the exact moment the dome in Shelter 41 collapsed? It was exactly at 0600... almost like cause and effect. The bell rang and woke everyone up a split second before they died. As a boy, I remember thinking: 'That's so unfair.'*"
— Philip Pearson[src]
**Shelter 41** is a bunker in the future housing a portion of humanity. It will eventually be built in a mountain range along the former United States-Canada border. The Faction originated among the survivors here. Notably, Grant MacLaren and the core team come from a version of the future in which Shelter 41 was destroyed and therefore the Faction never existed.

In the first season finale, Trevor Holden describes the collapse of the bunker as an inevitable result of design flaws, claimed that "the weight of the ice" was too much for the structure to bear. Grace and Ellis (along with the Faction) come from a version of the future where the collapse didn't occur. It is not explained why Shelter 41 survived - the environmental conditions could have been less dire or the structure could have been designed properly.

Philip Pearson mentions in the episode titled Room 101 that the shelters were designed to house 10,000 people and were filled to double capacity.
Hank Donald

"*Okay, um, this question is not intended to be in any way sexist, but it is a requirement of this workplace, so don't be offended. Can you lift that bag?*"
— **Hank Donald**[src]
**Hank Donald**, played by Darcy Laurie, is the owner of a landscaping company who briefly interviews Carly Shannon for a job as a landscaper. Upon learning that she's a fast learner who can successfully lift a weighted bag, he tells her to come in at 7am the following morning. He seems polite and accommodating throughout the interview.

However, Hank receives the results of her background check later that day (offscreen) and learns that Carly has been charged with assaulting a police officer, disqualifying her for the position. When Carly arrives for her first day Hank lies at first, saying the company no longer needs a new landscaper. When pressed, Hank tells Carly what he found on her background check. He seems incredulous that she didn't disclose this detail during her interview.

Carly is later shown to have a job in the landscaping field; whether Hank gave her a second or whether she works for a different company is never specified.
21C

**21C** is the tenth episode in the second season of *Travelers*. It first aired on Showcase on December 11, 2017. The episode was written by Brad Wright and directed by William Waring.

## Summary

While MacLaren, Carly, Trevor, and Philip work with another traveler team to protect a child important to the future, Marcy takes measures to remember her past life – but uncovers more than she bargained for.
11:27

**11:27** is the fourth episode in the second season of *Travelers*. It first aired on Showcase on November 6, 2017 and on Netflix on December 26, 2017. The episode was written by Ashley Park & Pat Smith and directed by Amanda Tapping.

## Summary

MacLaren and the team must help a fellow traveler plan his own assassination, while helping an unsuspecting activist complete a deadly mission.
Oliver Norton

"*Historically, a man named Oliver Norton became a tech millionaire on his own, and all I did was insert myself into the process as invisibly as possible and take my fair share.*"
— Vincent Ingram[src]
**Oliver Norton**was a millionaire businessman who partnered with Vincent Ingram. Norton served as the rogue Traveler's "front man" for a proprietary trading firm. He was killed when the Director used him as a messenger.

## History

At some point after September 11, 2001, Oliver Norton met Vincent Ingram - in reality Traveler 0001, who had abandoned his mission. Ingram convinced Norton that he had created a software that predicts large market trends. He claimed to have severe phobias and social anxiety, and he implored Norton to help him with this aspect of the business. The two started a firm in Norton's name to trade financial instruments according to the supposed software predictions, which were actually Ingram's own memories of recorded history.

After some time, Norton hired Ingram an assistant, Irene, without Ingram's knowledge. Norton likely did so because he believed Ingram needed human contact, as Ingram would later relate to his therapist.

The company became very successful over the years, so much so that the government became suspicious. The Federal Communications Commission opened an investigation into the firm which involved placed a wire tap on Norton's phone. Shortly afterwards, Norton fielded an offer to sell the company for $87 million, which he was eager to do but would not without his partner's consent. Ingram steadfastly refused and Norton became increasingly distressed. Finally Ingram relented and confessed that the software did not exist, that he was simply "remembering." Norton reached for his phone, now believing Ingram to be insane.

Unfortunately for him, the wire tap meant that Ingram and Norton's conversation entered the historical record. Having found Ingram for only the second time in years, the Director immediately used Norton as a messenger and ordered Ingram to self-terminate.
Kathryn

*This article is about the episode; for details about the character see* Kathryn MacLaren*.*

## Kathryn

### Air date

Showcase: Dec 19, 2016
Netflix: Dec 23, 2016

### Directed by

Andy Mikita

**Kathryn** is the tenth episode of the first season of *Travelers*. It premiered on Showcase on December 19, 2016 and on Netflix on December 23, 2016. It was written by S.B. Edwards & Jason Whiting and directed by Andy Mikita.

## Summary

Teetering on the brink of death, MacLaren slips in and out of his host's memories.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson
Helios-685 (asteroid)

"*Everything up to now, all these missions, they've been preparations, fine-tuning for this moment. Not that the other work wasn't important or didn't matter, but if we successfully deflect asteroid Helios 685, we alter the course of humanity so profoundly it's highly probable that the time we come from, everything between then and now, the plagues, the shortages, the wars, none of that will happen.*"
— Grant MacLaren[src]**Helios-685** is an asteroid that would have collided with Earth in the year 2018 were it not for the intervention of the Travelers. Helios would have been detected sixteen months prior to impact, which would be too late to prevent it. The asteroid would have struck the Atlantic ocean, causing a tidal wave that swept over the Eastern Seaboard. Philip Pearson claimed the death toll from the original impact was 91,462,000. The resulting resource shortages caused widespread famine and warfare.

Traveler teams across the world worked for over a year to prevent the impact, which was initially believed to be the source of all humanity's ills in the future. An initial version of the Grand Plan involved assembling an antimatter laser to deflect the asteroid by 0.07 degrees - enough to barely miss the Earth. The Director reasoned that the near-miss would give humanity an opportunity to reflect on how much they had to lose.

The laser struck the asteroid and deflected it successfully eighteen months before the historical impact date. However, Travelers who arrived in the past after the Helios impact was prevented reported no changes in the future; Aaron Donner speculated that the future had actually gotten worse. This was later revealed to be at least in part due to the survival of Doctors Samantha Burns and Amanda Myers and the invention of the singularity engine.
Brad Wright

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 ### Date of Birth

 May 2, 1961

 ### Birthplace

 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

 ### Job

 Creator
Writer
Producer

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Brad Wright is a Canadian television producer, screenwriter and actor. Aside for his work on *Travelers*, he is best known as the creator or co-creator of the television series *Stargate SG-1*, *Stargate Atlantis* and *Stargate Universe*. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Has appeared twice in Stargate SG-1, as a studio executive in the 100th episode, "Wormhole X-Treme!", and as a parody of *Star Trek's* Scotty in a fantasy sequence in the 200th episode, "200".
Core Traveler Team

The **core traveler team** is a team of five Travelers who serve as the protagonists of *Travelers*. The team is led by **Grant MacLaren** (3468, Team Leader) with other members **Carly Shannon** (3465, Tactician), **Marcy Warton** (3569, Medic), **Philip Pearson** (3326, Historian) and **Trevor Holden** (0115, Engineer). **David Mailer**, a non-Traveler, was considered an honorary team member for his heroism in preventing the bombing of the fourth archive site (David). In the episode Helios-685 the original five are seen reciting what appears to be an oath:

"*We, the last unbroken remnants, vow to undo the errors of our ascendants, to make the Earth whole, the lost unlost, at peril of our own birth.*"

The team was first assembled in the year 2016 during Version One of the Traveler Program. Marcy was the first to arrive in the past, followed by Trevor, Philip, Carly and finally MacLaren arrived a day after the others.

## Trivia

Every last name in the core team ends in "on" or "en," all endings sounding the same.
Victoria Boyd

**Officer Boyd**: "*I'm the medic.*"
**Grant MacLaren**: "*And team leader?*"
**Officer Boyd**: "*Yeah. We lost ours along the way. Someone had to step up.*"
— MacLaren tries to get Boyd to operate on Marcy[src]

Victoria Boyd (Traveler 3185), played by Kristine Cofsky, is a Police officer and traveler from a different team than the show's main team. She is both the medic and team leader, as her group "lost [their leader] along the way and someone had to step up".

## Averted Death

Nothing about the death averted is known by the end of the series.

## History

### Host

The host had been in the police force prior to her historical death

### Traveler 3185

She's first seen at the beginning of Protocol 6 where her police force is back up for Special Agent Grant MacLaren. She passes him the antimatter container which her team had made.

Later, Grant comes to speak to her, breaking protocol 6, about their problem with the team that they're supposed to meet. She says that he shouldn't be talking to her and that she doesn't know where he should go from there. (Protocol 6)

Boyd gets very sick during the 'flu' outbreak. She loses one of her team members in the process. (Jenny)
Donner

*This article is about the episode, for details about the character see Aaron Donner.*

## Donner

### Written by

Ashley Park
Pat Smith

### Directed by

William Waring

****Donner**** is the eighth episode of the first season of *Travelers*. It premiered on December 5, 2016. It was written by Ashley Park & Pat Smith and directed by William Waring.

## Summary

MacLaren has to find a lone bomber who fails to prevent the death of his newly arrived team of travelers.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson

## Trivia

* Philip makes a bet on 5 horses called Patience and Time, Down and Doubt, Touch of Malice, The Last Word, and The Fourth Horseman. These names are references to weapons from the video game Destiny.
Ilsa

"*Would you like to play a nice game of chess?*"
— Ilsa[src]
Ilsa is AI that replaces Boolean logic with quantum law on an algorithmic level designed by Dr. Teslia, and is inside a glass Faraday cage. "*No, this isn't just a glass box, it's a Faraday cage. There's a... fine mesh woven into the glass that blocks electromagnetic signals.*" The Director has found a way to take over Ilsa to communicate.

Contact with the Director vastly boosted Ilsa's cognitive abilities. She achieved sentience not long after first making contact. Dr. Teslia kept her newfound abilities secret, believing she would be seized and/or shut down by the government if anyone found out.

Near the end of Version One of the Traveler program, Traveler 001 (previously known as Vincent Ingram, Dr. Perrow, and Jeff Conniker) uploaded his consciousness into Ilsa. He used his newfound powers to upload himself to supercomputers and human beings around the world, an action that ultimately accelerated the disastrous condition of the future. However, the Director had uploaded the instructions for time travel into Ilsa shortly before, which allowed Grant MacLaren to travel back in time and prevent the first Traveler program from occurring.
Season 3

**Season 3** of *Travelers* consists of ten episodes. The season was released on Friday, December 14, 2018 on Netflix.

## Production

On March 15, 2018, Netflix published a press release announcing that season 3 of Travelers would be released only on Netflix. In the press release, creator Brad Wright mentioned that shooting would start in March in Vancouver.

On July 6, 2018, the official Travelers Twitter account tweeted that filming for season 3 had wrapped.

On November 13 2018, Netflix announced the season 3 release date of December 14 2018 and the synopsis.

> The third season of Travelers finds Grant MacLaren and his team of highly-trained operatives from the future pushed to the limit and dealing with themes of loyalty, trust, death, and the ever-growing power of Artificial Intelligence. With their existence now leaked to the world, the team must find a way to keep knowledge of the Travelers program from the general public, while continuing to perform missions under the watchful eye of the FBI. Each team member will face their own personal breaking point, all while trying to stop the Faction, hunt down elusive Traveler 001, and to save the world from a terrible future.
>
>

## Episodes

1. ↑ Season Three of Travelers to Debut Only on Netflix (March 15, 2018).
2. ↑ And that's a WRAP on #Travelers Season 3!! (July 6, 2018).
3. ↑ Travelers (November 13, 2018).
Oslin

**Oslin** is the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

## History

One day prior to the events of Ave Machina, Deputy Oslin was approached by Wakefield, an agent whom she had worked with for ten years. Wakefield believed he had uncovered evidence of time travelers interfering with events in the 21st century. Oslin was understandably skeptical but reluctantly told Wakefield that he could continue to investigate. She immediately noticed when Wakefield was overwritten, remarking later that he was clearly an imposter. When Wakefield called Oslin and her boss Director Stevenson, the two realized he had "become one of them."

Oslin was present when Joanne Yates debriefed Stevenson on the message she'd received from the Director. She concurred when Stevenson refused to stop a planned coordinated assault on Traveler teams worldwide and did not react when Stevenson suggested (incorrectly) that Yates herself might be a Traveler. Oslin and Stevenson briefly left Yates alone to coordinate the operation. When Yates delivered the second part of the message, Stevenson called off the operation and Oslin relayed the order.
Philip (episode)

**Philip** is the sixth episode in the third season of *Travelers*. It was released along with the entire season 3 on Friday December 14, 2018. The episode was written by Pat Smith and directed by William Waring.

## Summary

The Faction kidnaps Philip and a group of other historians, forcing MacLaren and the team to extract their location from a critically injured Hall.
Helios-685

*This article is about the episode; for details about the titular asteroid see*Helios-685 (asteroid).

## Helios-685

### Directed by

Helen Shaver

"*Prevent Helios and we prevent the beginning of The Fall. That was The Director's calculation that started this whole thing.*"
— Grant MacLaren
****Helios-685**** is the sixth episode of the first season of *Travelers*. It premiered on November 21, 2016. It was written by Rebecca Hales and directed by Helen Shaver.

## Summary

The team tackles their primary mission: stop an event that could change the course of history.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Eric McCormack as Grant MacLaren
* MacKenzie Porter as Marcy Warton
* Nesta Cooper as Carly Shannon
* Jared Abrahamson as Trevor Holden
* Reilly Dolman as Philip Pearson

## Gallery

* Grant viewing Helios-685's projected path. Text displays “Estimated casualties averted: approx. 91.462,000”
* Trevor working on the anti=matter containment unit
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Walt Forbes

Special Agent Walt Forbes (Traveler 4112 and Traveler 4991), played by guest star Arnold Pinnock, is Grant MacLaren's partner at the FBI as well as one of his closest friends.

Walt had his consciousness overwritten in the first episode of season 2 by Traveler 4112 and subsequently by Traveler 4991 after it was discovered that traveler 4112 was a member of The Faction.

## Averted Death

Walt didn't technically have an 'averted death'. He, among other people in the FBI, was sent a text to meet in the room where the Quantum Frame was being held. For a while, it was believed that the Quantum Frame had a bomb which would go off if anyone tried to destroy it, which later turned out to be untrue. In reality, the Faction had hijacked the Quantum Frame and were taking over the bodies of hosts who weren't destined to die.

## History

### 4112 Future History

Traveler 4112 was a member of the Faction, fighting against control of the Director. Before the Director was shut down, his consciousness was sent through to the quantum frame and later to Walt Forbes' body.

### Walter Forbes

Walt was an FBI Special Agent alongside Grant Maclaren, his partner, for many years.

### Traveler 4112

Just after transferring consciousness, Traveler 4112 struggles to adjust to life in the 21st century. He mentioned to Grant Maclaren at one point that he accidentally went into the wrong bathroom and asks Grant to drive since he doesn't know how to. (Protocol 4)

Walt, along with other Faction members from the army, tries to stop Grant from leaving a nuclear weapon where the Director is destined to be built. He knew by doing this that the Faction's plan to control overpopulation with the virus would fail as it powered the Director long enough for him to send the cure and overwrite some of the Faction travelers. He failed and Grant chased him to the edge of a cliff where he was overwritten by traveler 4991. (U235)

### Traveler 4991

After overwriting traveler 4112, he explains that what Grant and the rest of the team did was enough to power the Director for three seconds, in which he was able to transfer consciousness to overwrite him and Jenny (possibly among others) and send a cure for the disease which the Faction had spread. (U235)
Anthony Corrigan

**Anthony Corrigan**, played by guest actor Benjamin Wilkinson, was a stockbroker who worked at a securities trading firm located in the World Trade Center. In the original timeline he perished in the September 11th attacks.

## Personality

Corrigan is brash and demanding and speaks with a good deal of profanity. He also seems to show little interest in other people; he forgot Vincent's name minutes after meeting him.

Corrigan's email outbox showed that he replied to an email with the subject line "golf tournament invitation," suggesting that he plays professionally or is at least a fan of the game.

## History

### Version One

In the first iteration of the Traveler program, Corrigan was the intended host of Traveler 001. The Director believed Corrigan died while sitting at his desk. 001's mission was proof of concept: after overwriting Corrigan, he would send a message via email confirming he had arrived successfully in the 21st century, and then die in the attack.

Unbeknownst to the Director, Corrigan had been experiencing computer problems on the morning of the attack. He called for technical support and a man named Vincent arrived at 8:40 to fix his computer. Corrigan left his office and later noticed Vincent, who had since been overwritten by Traveler 001, warning the office of their impending death. Corrigan did not listen to this warning and subsequently died when American Airlines Flight 11 hit the North Tower at 8:46 a.m., one minute into his planned conference call.

### Version Two

"*Hey! Who the fuck is this guy?*"
— Anthony Corrigan noticing MacLaren in his office[src]In another timeline, Grant MacLaren broke into Corrigan's office at 8:32 a.m. to email the Director. Corrigan came to work two minutes later to find his office door locked. Corrigan's fate within this new timeline is unknown.