You can probably just skip to 301, which I think was done as a light-reboot for the series. Most of the season 1 stuff was tied up in the second season (Headless Horseman stuff, Ichabod’s wife).

Quote from the press release:

This post suggests Jan 20th, but it’s not official:

Also missed:

“Fear the Walking Dead” returns for a second season of 15 episodes next spring.

“there are a few stand-alone episodes, too.”

This ‘Ultimate’ list seems to be missing a fair number of shows, such as:

Syfy was touting the Dec. 18 ep as a ‘sneak peak’ of the series, which generally means they plan to reshow the pilot when the series actually starts on Jan. 25. Syfy only has their schedule posted to the 20th, so I can’t double check that, though.

There are also the cryptic Space Channel (Canada) ones (possibly geo-locked?):

Kody said his name when she was teasing Penny about hearing voices. I’m not sure they ever said her name, though.

HYNEMAN: There’s a scripted show we’re executive producing at CBS that was announced, and that’s exciting. I can’t talk about it yet, but when it comes out it’s going to knock some people’s socks off.

Julian wasn’t seen in the episode, though he was called ‘uncle’ by Kagame and Elder Alec said they worked together to make sure the government collapse, revolution and Corporate Congress never happened.

Alec also said: “With the time ball and their power source, it might be possible to hybridize it so you could [travel forward]”.

When he returned to his own time he discovered that it didn’t exist anymore. He knew something was altered and went back to discover what. That’s when he met the freelancers which weren’t suppose to exist, but they captured him or he allowed them to capture him until he forms a plan to put everything back.

Alec’s plan was to use the Time Marines’ machine to power the time travel sphere and send Kiera back to her back to her time, not to send her through the tethered wormhole.

Wrong episode. These recaps are being done on the U.S. Broadcast schedule, which is a week behind Canada.

“Her wish to get back to a timeline that she essentially saw erased at the start of season 3 is delusional.”

Except she should have known to have her guard up, because she knew they had basically just declared war on Kellog. And Emily knew Kellog was untrustworthy and might pull something like that.

While that may be the correct definition of ‘original’ for the industry, the average viewer assumes it means the network is producing the show (ie. It is their original creation). It’s a bit disingenuous to keep using that term when I’m sure the network knows that a lot of viewers mistake its meaning (the debates over…

This seems to be a continual problem with Canadian shows airing in the US. We’re heading into season 4 of Continuum and a lot of media still refers to it as Syfy’s show.