List of Wayward Pines episodes

Wayward Pines is an American television series based on the Wayward Pines novels by Blake Crouch. Developed for television by Chad Hodge, the pilot was directed by M. Night Shyamalan, with both as executive producers. The series premiered on Fox on May 14, 2015.

On December 9, 2015, Fox renewed the series for a second season, which premiered on May 25, 2016.^[1] As of July 27, 2016, 20 episodes of Wayward Pines have aired, concluding the second season.

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	10		May 14, 2015	July 23, 2015
	2	10		May 25, 2016	July 27, 2016

Episodes

Season 1 (2015)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	"Where Paradise Is Home"	M. Night Shyamalan	Chad Hodge	May 14, 2015	YJU101	3.76[2]
U.S. Secret Service Agent Ethan Burke awakens from a car accident on the outskirts of Wayward Pines, Idaho. After entering town and collapsing in a coffee shop, he recalls driving with Agent Stallings, searching for Agents Kate Hewson and Bill Evans. Beverly, a bartender, gives him a note with an address where he finds the decaying corpse of Agent Evans, which he reports to an uninterested Sheriff Pope. When Ethan is subsequently hospitalized, psychiatrist Dr. Jenkins suggests surgery, but Beverly helps Ethan escape. In Seattle, Dr. Jenkins meets with Ethan's boss, Adam Hassler and tells him everything is going as planned. Ethan's wife Theresa wonders if he has run off with Kate, his former mistress. Ethan finds Kate in Wayward Pines, but she is noticeably older than when he saw her five weeks earlier, and she claims to have been there for 12 years. He steals a car to leave town, only to discover that a high electric fence blocks the only exits from Wayward Pines. Sheriff Pope tells him that he can never leave.
2	2	"Do Not Discuss Your Life Before"	Charlotte Sieling	Chad Hodge	May 21, 2015	YJU102	4.59[3]
Defying Pope's orders to stay put, Ethan goes to the morgue to inspect Evans' clothing and retrieve his journal with a map of the area. He also learns that Evans was married and speaks with his widow, who claims her husband committed suicide in front of her. Ethan inspects the map to find a way past the fence, and he and Beverly plan to escape after removing the tracking devices implanted in them. Meanwhile, Ethan's wife Theresa and son Ben set out for Idaho to find Ethan. Before Ethan and Beverly can escape, they are invited to dinner by Kate and her husband, Harold Ballinger. There, Beverly slips and mentions something from her recent past, breaking one of the town's rules (for her, the year is 2000, and she has been in town since 1999). She panics, and she and Ethan leave. Kate tells Harold she is sure they will run. Phones around town begin to ring, and the townspeople are mobilized to search for Ethan and Beverly, who separate. Beverly is caught, and then executed by Sheriff Pope in front of the entire town in what he calls a "reckoning".
3	3	"Our Town, Our Law"	Zal Batmanglij	Chad Hodge	May 28, 2015	YJU103	3.97[4]
Kate warns Ethan that he has been given a rare second chance after Beverly's execution. Theresa and Ben follow Ethan to Wayward Pines, but Pope intercepts them en route. While attempting escape, Ethan finds Theresa's car, which seems to have been abandoned for years. The Burkes are reunited, but before Ethan explains the odd events to Theresa, he goes to confront Sheriff Pope. Ethan meets Kate, who explains that she tried to escape for years, but the only way to survive is to play along. After Ben sees Ethan and Kate together, he and Theresa try to leave, but Sheriff Pope stops them. Ethan intervenes, eventually killing Pope with his own gun. Ethan opens a gate in the perimeter fence with Pope's remote, but before the Burkes can drive out, something enters and drags Pope's body beyond the fence. Hearing bestial cries, Ethan closes the gate.
4	4	"One of Our Senior Realtors Has Chosen to Retire"	Zal Batmanglij	Steven Levenson	June 4, 2015	YJU104	4.20[5]
Ethan explains all he knows about Wayward Pines to Theresa, and they agree to play "happy family" until Ethan can investigate. Ethan learns from Mayor Brad Fisher that he has been named the new Sheriff. Playing along, Ethan soon finds a hidden cache of files about the town's residents, which includes information about their former lives. Ben is welcomed to Wayward Pines Academy by its principal Megan Fisher, the mayor's wife, who Ethan has learned used to be a hypnotherapist. Nurse Pam and Ethan face off over "insurgent" realtor Peter McCall. Told by a mysterious phone caller that a reckoning is required for Peter, Ethan instead takes the man to the perimeter fence in hopes of hiding him. Peter indicates the cliff-side as the only escape from the town. Knowing that Ethan needs to do as he is told in order to gain time to solve the mystery of Wayward Pines, Peter electrocutes himself on the fence. Later, Ethan begins climbing the rock face to escape and get help, as a mysterious figure awaits him on the other side of the fence.
5	5	"The Truth"	James Foley	Blake Crouch and The Duffer Brothers	June 11, 2015	YJU105	4.24[6]
Ethan is slashed and stalked by violent humanoid predators as he makes his way through the woods toward Boise. During his orientation at the academy, Ben learns some of the truth about Wayward Pines: humans have evolved into "abbies" (aberrations), the result of a series of genetic mutations, and are now vicious carnivores who dominate a wasted Earth in the year 4028. The citizen-abductees of Wayward Pines were kept in hibernation chambers for over two thousand years before being awakened in the town, which is essentially an ark to re-introduce and protect the human race to ensure its future. Principal Fisher tells the students they cannot reveal this truth to their parents. Ethan comes upon the ancient ruins of Boise. A helicopter arrives with Dr. Jenkins, who introduces himself as David Pilcher, creator of Wayward Pines. He explains that the town is humanity's only sanctuary.
6	6	"Choices"	Jeff T. Thomas	The Duffer Brothers and Brett Conrad	June 25, 2015	YJU106	3.45[7]
Dr. Pilcher takes Ethan to the town's secret control center and tells him the history of Wayward Pines. In the 1990s, Pilcher discovered the mutant gene and predicted the coming of the abbies, but the scientific community shunned him. While he was able to recruit a number of volunteers for his project, the bulk of participants were abducted. Keeping everyone in cryochambers for over 2000 years, Pilcher and his closest associates (including Pam) awakened in 4014 to find that they were the last remaining humans. The initial townspeople awakened—"Group A"—were told the truth about the world outside Wayward Pines. Unable to handle the truth, they all perished, either by suicide, violent anarchy or by escaping and falling victim to the abbies. The adults of the current "Group B" have not been told the truth, but Pilcher is aware that a secret faction are disaffected, and planning to breach the wall. Pilcher awakened Ethan to impose order on Wayward Pines. Ethan is willing, but only on his terms. Meanwhile the Ballingers are building a bomb as part of their plan to finally escape.
7	7	"Betrayal"	Steve Shill	Rob Fresco	July 2, 2015	YJU107	3.38[8]
Theresa thinks something nefarious has been done to Ethan when he tells her that it is the year 4028. He finds a pipe bomb in his vehicle, and begins investigating the conspiracy. Theresa investigates Plot #33 and finds that a metal structure lies beneath the empty lot. Ethan finds that a former explosives expert, Franklin Dobbs, planted the bomb and soon discovers that Harold is involved in the secret group. He correctly surmises that Kate is the group's leader. Kate thinks Ethan's story about what lies beyond the fence is the result of brainwashing, telling Theresa she got a call out to Hassler within her first week in Wayward Pines. Kate pushes up the group's plan to blast through the wall to that night. Ethan intercepts Kate and her accomplices at the fence before they succeed, but soon realizes there is another bomb that is headed to the fence in a delivery truck. He is in pursuit when the bomb—inadvertently armed by Amy—detonates early, leaving Amy injured and Ben bloody and unconscious.
8	8	"The Friendliest Place on Earth"	Tim Hunter	Patrick Aison and Rob Fresco & Chad Hodge & Blake Crouch	July 9, 2015	YJU108	3.37[9]
In the aftermath of the explosion, Ben is hospitalized and Ethan and Pilcher try to locate the remaining members of the conspiracy. Suspecting that someone on his surveillance staff is aiding the rebels, Pilcher tasks Pam to investigate. Dr. Fisher tells an awakened Ben that Ethan had the bomber in custody, but let him go because he is Kate's husband Harold. Ethan confronts a jailed Kate, who refuses to cooperate with his investigation. Harold and Alan steal a dump truck to ram the fence, but Harold stays behind for Kate. Alan makes it to the other side of the fence with the body of a fellow conspirator he hopes to bury, but the two are immediately attacked by abbies.
9	9	"A Reckoning"	Nimród Antal	The Duffer Brothers	July 16, 2015	YJU109	3.25[10]
Ethan arrives at the fence just in time to stop three abbies from breaching it. He convinces Harold to give him the names of the remaining 14 conspirators, but Ethan soon finds that they have all removed their tracking chips and gone off the grid. Three young men from the "First Generation", led by Jason Higgins, storm the jail wanting to reckon Kate, Harold, Franklin and two others. They are initially thwarted by Arlene, but return later and Jason executes all except Kate, who survives only when Ethan arrives to shoot her attacker. Meanwhile, prompted by a conflicted Pam, Theresa has gone into the tunnel system under Plot #33 and finds a video of Adam Hassler making a report from the ruins of San Francisco in the year 4020, which she shows to Ethan and Kate. Ethan tells Pilcher he now believes he must reckon Kate, and insists the whole town be there. Instead, Ethan tells them all the truth about Pilcher and Wayward Pines. Observing, Pilcher cuts power to the town—including the fence.
10	10	"Cycle"	Tim Hunter	The Duffer Brothers and Chad Hodge & Blake Crouch	July 23, 2015	YJU110	3.98[11]
Scores of Abbies breach the perimeter of Wayward Pines. Learning what Pilcher has done, Ethan and Kate direct the assembled citizens to the bunker under Plot 33, but not before the abbies begin to arrive and slaughter everyone they can. Jason, still recovering from being shot by Ethan, heads to safety in another bunker with members of the First Generation. Pam objects to Pilcher's intent to wipe the town clean and start over with "Group C", so he has her refrozen against her will. The townspeople flee through a tunnel from the bunker to the mountain complex, with abbies in pursuit. The volunteers, about to be refrozen by Pilcher's security force, rebel and reawaken Pam who kills Pilcher. With the survivors (including Theresa and Ben) safe in the complex, Ethan sacrifices himself to stop the rest of the abbies. Ben is injured and wakes up in the hospital; it is three years later and Amy, now a nurse, tells him that "they" are listening. Jason and the First Generation have seized control of Wayward Pines and frozen most of the adults. As Ben walks through the town, he finds that Jason has become the sheriff—and corpses are strung up on lampposts bearing signs saying "DO NOT TRY TO LEAVE".

Season 2 (2016)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
11	1	"Enemy Lines"	David Petrarca	Mark Friedman	May 25, 2016	2AZF01	3.06[12]
It is now 4032, and two factions have arisen in Wayward Pines: the official leadership of Jason Higgins and the First Generation (aided by Megan Fisher) who use any means necessary to maintain Pilcher's original vision, and a group of underground rebels led by Ben Burke who oppose the iron-hand rule of the First Generation. Over 2000 years ago in Hawaii, Arnold Pope shares a vision with Dr. Theo Yedlin, a successful surgeon, saying Yedlin can "help a thousand people". Yedlin is awakened in Wayward Pines, disoriented, and is told by Jason and his aide Kerry Campbell that he is part of a government experiment. They ask him to operate on an "important person", shown to be Kate Hewson. While the operation is successful, Kate takes her own life after a discussion with Megan. Theo then witnesses the public execution of members of Ben's group, and sees his wife, Rebecca, in the crowd. Ben and Xander turn themselves in to stop further killings, and they are thrown in a truck with Theo. The truck is sent to the other side of the fence, where the group now has to deal with approaching Abbies.
12	2	"Blood Harvest"	Brad Turner	Story by : Mark Friedman and Michael R. Perry Teleplay by : Michael R. Perry	June 1, 2016	2AZF02	2.52[13]
Scores of Abbies sacrifice themselves at the electric fence to build a pile of bodies and allow other Abbies to breach the wall. Jason and a team thwart the attack, but Kerry is injured, causing Jason to allow Theo's rescue. Ben is left to fend for himself on the other side, much to Theresa's concern. Having leverage, Theo demands an explanation from Jason before operating on Kerry. Jason tells him the truth about Wayward Pines. Theo learns that Rebecca has been a Wayward Pines resident for three years. C.J. tells Jason that the food growing on the other side of the wall is ready to be harvested, and a team uses guns and flamethrowers to hold off the Abbies while collecting the food. Ben tries to get on a truck to return, but is unsuccessful. Finding a camera at the fence, Ben reveals to anyone watching that Jason sent a First Generation resident to his death (a violation of Pilcher's rules). Ben is then overcome by Abbies. Unable to spot any Abbies on camera, Jason thinks they've finally driven them away, but one soon runs past the edge of a corn field.
13	3	"Once Upon a Time in Wayward Pines"	John Krokidas	Anna Fricke	June 8, 2016	2AZF03	2.37[14]
Pam Pilcher narrates the story of Jason – the first baby awoken in Wayward Pines – and how special he was treated growing up. In the present day, Jason, C.J. and a team make plans to expand Wayward Pines beyond its current size. Pam is shown to be confined to a house on the outskirts of the town for killing her brother, but she shows up in Jason's office and convinces him they need to work together for the good of all residents. Jason publicly forgives Pam, but she soon hatches a plan to infect the town with smallpox virus. Pam calls Wayward Pines a "mistake", and insists that Jason let the last of humanity die off peacefully. Pam is caught and contained while the virus is still in the incubation period. When Pam tells Theo about what happened in Hawaii over 2000 years ago, Theo confronts Rebecca, suggesting she was one of Pilcher's volunteers. At the Academy, Megan instructs young teens on how to get pregnant, soon after they start menstruating. Following Pam's misdeeds, Jason takes her into the woods and strangles her to death.
14	4	"Exit Strategy"	Ti West	Nazrin Choudhury	June 15, 2016	2AZF04	2.48[15]
Xander, the third person sent to the other side of the fence by Jason, finds himself in a pit dug by the Abbies. He manages to get out and work his way back to town when he encounters a heavily-bearded and disheveled Adam Hassler. Theo treats Hassler, after which Jason grills Theo to see if Hassler revealed any info about the Abbies. Jason explains that Hassler is one of 12 "nomads" Pilcher sent out several years ago to investigate the world beyond Wayward Pines, and is the only one to make it back. C.J. and a team go outside the fence to search for fertile soil, but C.J. secretly tells Theo the trip is more about providing hope than it is about food. Theresa insists on joining the team so she can find Ben, and when she discovers his body, she blames Hassler. Elsewhere, Rebecca tries to protect Lucy, a girl not yet 12 years old, from Megan's reproduction mandate, after Lucy reveals she has started menstruating. At the end of the episode, Lucy's brother Frank encounters an Abbie on the town's merry-go-round.
15	5	"Sound the Alarm"	Alrick Riley	Edward Ricourt	June 22, 2016	2AZF05	2.32[16]
The Abbie that Frank sees is tranquilized and later studied by Megan and her team. It is the first female Abbie they've ever seen or captured. The backstory of Rebecca is revealed in a flashback to the early 2000s, when Pilcher approached her about being the chief architect for Wayward Pines. Excited, Rebecca designed the entire town, but backed out when Megan revealed when the town would actually be built. In present day Wayward Pines, Rebecca says Pilcher had her kidnapped. She also reveals to Theo that she is married to Xander. Outside the walls of Wayward Pines, C.J. and his team set up camp, and Theresa says she wants to stay on that side to be close to Ben. Hassler reveals that he purposely sent Ethan to find Kate and be abducted by Pilcher's men, because he wanted to get rid of him and be close to Theresa. It was only after Theresa and Ben followed Ethan that he changed his mind on being one of Pilcher's volunteers. At the end of the episode, Abbies approach C.J.'s camp bearing torches.
16	6	"City Upon a Hill"	Vincenzo Natali	Tyler Hisel	June 29, 2016	2AZF06	2.27[17]
Abbies set fire to the remaining crops outside the fence, and attack C.J.'s team. Theresa is critically injured. Jason and his soldiers arrive to get as many humans as they can to safety. Xander and a small team aid in the rescue, after Rebecca helps them steal weapons from the mountain facility. Several people need treatment at the hospital, forcing Theo to set up a hasty triage. 35 humans are killed in the attack, and Mario tells Jason their fighting force now numbers fewer than 20. Hassler visits Theresa, who is on life support, and a flashback shows him regretting his decision to let Pilcher abduct Ethan. Theresa flatlines soon after. C.J. says the previously harvested food will only last about six weeks. Theo notes that certain drugs and medical supplies are also running dangerously low. Megan conducts an MRI on the female Abbie, whom a lab technician named "Margaret". Theo observes that the reasoning center in Margaret's brain is twice the size of a typical human. Hassler learns there is a female Abbie in captivity, and asks Theo if she has a distinctive mark on her palm, which she does.
17	7	"Time Will Tell"	Jeff T. Thomas	Anna Fricke	July 6, 2016	2AZF07	2.28[18]
In flashbacks, C.J. is awoken briefly from his cryo chamber every 20 years starting in 2034, allowing him to observe the slow destruction of humanity. In 2514, he encounters one of the last humans on earth, a man whose clawed fingers show the beginnings of the mutant gene taking form. When C.J. awakes with Pilcher in 4014, Pilcher is surprised to spot an Abbie, saying the mutation should have run its course by then. In 4016, Megan prepares a celebration for the awakening of Group A, but C.J. warns her what a shock it will be. In the present day, Theo attempts to communicate with Margaret using flash cards, believing the Abbie to be highly intelligent, while Megan remains skeptical. Tests show that Margaret is dominant over the male Abbies. Hassler soon confirms that Margaret is their leader, and that her captivity is causing the increase of Abbies outside the fence. In front of Jason and Kerry, Margaret indicates that Theo should be the "leader". Angered, Jason shoots and kills the captive male Abbies, but Kerry stops him from shooting Margaret. Later, Megan is left alone with Margaret, who escapes her cage by entering the lock code she observed Theo using, and she slashes Megan with a scalpel, leaving her to bleed out on the floor.
18	8	"Pass Judgment"	Jennifer Lynch	Seamus Kevin Fahey	July 13, 2016	2AZF08	2.38[19]
Xander and Rebecca discuss their future together, revealing she is pregnant. Theo tells Kerry that the Abbie attack she suffered did too much damage for her to bear children. Theo soon finds Megan's dead body and Margaret's empty cage. Jason sounds the alert in town, and dispatches soldiers to try and gun down the Abbie leader. In Jason's office, Rebecca steals hard copies that show the layout of the original town (before Wayward Pines was built over it), to try and determine how Margaret got in and where she might go to get out. Margaret appears about to attack Rebecca when Xander shoots the Abbie in her hand and wrist. Margaret flees to the woods and prepares to enter an old water duct. Hassler spots her and raises his rifle, but then lowers it and lets Margaret go. Hassler soon follows Margaret through the pipe. Margaret is shown wincing in pain as she remembers brutal attacks by Pilcher and his team to clear the Abbies out of the area that would become Wayward Pines. Jason reveals a secret room with two cryo pods to Kerry, saying they can wake up in the future and be like Adam and Eve. Kerry then drops the bombshell that she cannot have children.
19	9	"Walcott Prep"	Mathias Herndl	Mark Friedman	July 20, 2016	2AZF09	2.04[20]
Citing the need to have a "bridge" between generations in Wayward Pines, Pilcher visits Walcott Prep in 2013 to meet Abigail, a pregnant student giving up her child for adoption. But Abigail later loses the baby. In present day Wayward Pines, the Abbie horde has increased at least tenfold. Knowing the Abbies will breach the wall at some point and easily overcome the humans, Jason determines the only way for humanity to survive is to put everyone back into cryo suspension. Jason has C.J. and Theo work on the specifics. C.J. learns they can't power all of the cryo pods, and can only take about half of the population. Jason suggests to Theo that they select the best and leave behind the defective and subversive, but Theo thinks it should be random. In 2013, Pilcher visits another young woman who has agreed to let him adopt her baby; the woman is shown to be Kerry. Back in the present, Jason finds confidential files and learns the horrifying truth that Kerry is his mother. He angrily confronts Kerry, and after a scuffle, Jason's gun goes off. A bloodied Jason is later shown lying next to Kerry. Outside the fence, Margaret recovers and gathers the Abbies to prepare for attack.
20	10	"Bedtime Story"	Ti West	Mark Friedman	July 27, 2016	2AZF10	2.22[21]
Jason is brought to the hospital in critical condition, and Theo's attempts to save him are not successful. Oscar points out a critical surgical step Theo missed, and suggests that he let Jason die. As Margaret rallies the Abbie attackers at the perimeter, C.J. and Theo make plans to put the maximum number of residents in cryo suspension. Though Theo is not happy with the way the other residents will be left out, he agrees with C.J. that they have no time to adjust Jason's plan. Theo learns that Rebecca will go into cryo, but Xander will be left behind. He ensures Xander can be with Rebecca when they wake. Theo makes plans to inject himself with deadly viruses that Pilcher had brought along and let the Abbies attack him to cause an epidemic, possibly eradicating them before the humans awake again. Kerry discovers the plan and injects herself, saying Theo is needed in the future more than her. The closing scene shows a female Abbie holding what looks and sounds like a human baby.

Ratings

Season 1 (2015)

No.	Title	Air date	Rating/share (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR (18–49)	DVR viewers (millions)	Total (18–49)	Total viewers (millions)
1	"Where Paradise Is Home"	May 14, 2015	1.0/3	3.76[2]	1.1	N/A	2.1[22]	N/A
2	"Do Not Discuss Your Life Before"	May 21, 2015	1.2/4	4.59[3]	1.1	2.92	2.3	7.51[23]
3	"Our Town, Our Law"	May 28, 2015	1.2/4	3.97[4]	1.0	3.05	2.2	7.02[24]
4	"One of Our Senior Realtors Has Chosen to Retire"	June 4, 2015	1.1/4	4.20[5]	1.3	3.33	2.4	7.53[25]
5	"The Truth"	June 11, 2015	1.2/4	4.24[6]	1.0	2.93	2.2	7.17[26]
6	"Choices"	June 25, 2015	1.2/4	3.45[7]	1.2	3.63	2.4	7.08[27]
7	"Betrayal"	July 2, 2015	1.0/4	3.38[8]	1.3	3.53	2.3	6.91[28]
8	"The Friendliest Place on Earth"	July 9, 2015	1.0/4	3.37[9]	1.1	3.15	2.1	6.51[29]
9	"A Reckoning"	July 16, 2015	0.9/3	3.25[10]	1.2	2.97	2.1	6.22[30]
10	"Cycle"	July 23, 2015	1.2/5	3.98[11]	1.1	2.98	2.3	6.96[31]

Season 2 (2016)

No.	Title	Air date	Rating/share (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR (18–49)	DVR viewers (millions)	Total (18–49)	Total viewers (millions)
1	"Enemy Lines"	May 25, 2016	0.9/3	3.06[12]	0.9	2.42	1.8	5.48[32]
2	"Blood Harvest"	June 1, 2016	0.8/3	2.52[13]	0.7	1.90	1.5	4.41[33]
3	"Once Upon a Time in Wayward Pines"	June 8, 2016	0.7/3	2.37[14]	0.6	1.84	1.3	4.21[34]
4	"Exit Strategy"	June 15, 2016	0.7/3	2.48[15]	0.6	1.69	1.3	4.17[35]
5	"Sound The Alarm"	June 22, 2016	0.7/3	2.32[16]	0.6	1.74	1.3	4.05[36]
6	"City Upon A Hill"	June 29, 2016	0.7/3	2.27[17]	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
7	"Time Will Tell"	July 6, 2016	0.7/3	2.28[18]	0.5	1.51	1.2	3.80[37]
8	"Pass Judgment"	July 13, 2016	0.7/3	2.38[19]	0.6	1.53	1.3	3.91[38]
9	"Walcott Prep"	July 20, 2016	0.7/3	2.04[20]	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
10	"Bedtime Story"	July 27, 2016	0.7/3	2.22[21]	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

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External links

• List of Wayward Pines episodes at the Internet Movie Database