XIII: The Series

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XIII: The Series
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Genre
Based on XIII
by Jean Van Hamme
William Vance
Developed by Duane Clark
Starring
Composer Nicolas Errèra
Country of originFrance
Canada
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes26 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer
Production locations Toronto, and Georgetown Canada
Paris, France
Running time44 minutes
Production companiesProdigy Pictures
Cipango
Canal+
M6
Shaw Media
EuropaCorp
Original release
Network Canal+ (France)
Mystery TV (Canada)
Showcase (Canada)
Ztélé (in French) (Canada)
ReelzChannel (USA)
Release18 April 2011 (2011-04-18) 
19 November 2012 (2012-11-19)
Related
XIII: The Conspiracy

XIII: The Series is an English-language Franco-Canadian TV series that premiered in April 2011 in France and Canada. The series is based on the Belgian graphic novel series of the same name created by Jean Van Hamme and William Vance. It's about an amnesiac protagonist who seeks to discover his concealed past. The TV series follows the events of the 2008 TV film XIII: The Conspiracy . The first season follows the plot in parallel with the existing volumes in the comic series, while the second season diverts into an all-new original story arc.

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Production

Shaw Media (then still known as Canwest) announced on 9 July 2010 the new dramas Blackstone , Endgame , King , and XIII would be produced for the 2010–11 season, and that Combat Hospital would be produced for the 2011–12 season in addition to the already announced series Shattered and Lost Girl . [1] Along with four comedies and three pilot movies, it made for the largest order for scripted original programming that Canwest had ever done. [1] Production on XIII began on 13 September 2010 with filming in and around Toronto, including Barber Mill, Georgetown, Ontario. [2] Portions of XIII were also filmed in Paris. [3]

Characters

Episodes

SeriesEpisodesOriginally aired (France)
First airedLast aired
The Conspiracy 26 October 2008 (2008-10-06)13 October 2008 (2008-10-13)
1 1318 April 2011 (2011-04-18)23 May 2011 (2011-05-23)
2 1315 October 2012 (2012-10-15)19 November 2012 (2012-11-19)

The Conspiracy (2008)

The two-part mini-series served as a backdoor pilot for the series and stars Val Kilmer, Stephen Dorff as "XIII" as well as series regulars Stephen McHattie, Greg Bryk, Ted Atherton and Caterina Murino. It premiered in France on Canal+ on 6 and 13 October 2008, was first broadcast in Canada on Global and in the USA on NBC on 8 and 15 February 2009, in Australia on Nine on 1 and 8 November 2009, and in the United Kingdom on 27 December 2009 on Five. Showcase rebroadcast the show in Canada in 2010 and ReelzChannel rebroadcast it in the US in 2012 before they started showing Season 1.

TitleDirected byWritten byFrance air dateCanadian air date
"Part 1: The Day of the Black Sun"
"Le Jour du Soleil Noir"
Duane Clark David Wolkove & Philippe Lyon6 October 2008 (2008-10-06)8 February 2009
Female US President Sheridan is killed from a mile away by a masterly sniper who leaves no trace. The vice president, now having succeeded for a short end of term, is contested by the president's brother, Governor Wally Sheridan, who plays the national insecurity card, as the murder is only the first in a series of terrorist strikes. Colonel Amos and his team are given free rein to track down and catch the killer at all cost. Meanwhile, a retired couple find a wounded young man (Stephen Dorff) hanging from a tree by his parachute and decided to nurse him back to health. He cannot remember his past and the only clue to his identity is a numerical tattoo on his chest, "XIII," but comes to realize through serious amnesia that he's probably the sniper. Two teams track him down. La Mangouste's commando team kills the couple, tortures him and anyone known to have crossed his path but loses him again. General Carrington tells him his identity is an elaborate fake to support the conspiracy, which uses the collateral victims as decoys at every terrorist strike, all tattooed with Roman numerals, like his XIII.
"Part 2: All the Tears of Hell"
"Toutes les Larmes de L'Enfer"
Duane ClarkDavid Wolkove & Philippe Lyon13 October 2008 (2008-10-13)15 February 2009
XIII (Stephen Dorff) successfully deals with his multiple identity mystery and the terrorist threats as well as a top-level conspiracy including the White House chief of staff, which La Mangouste fails to protect against him. Wally Sheridan is elected president, instead of Vice President Galbraith, who thanks him and General Carrington. Yet 'XIII' senses something isn't right.

Season 1 (2011)

The first season of XIII consists of 13 episodes [4] with Gil Grant as showrunner. [2] It premiered in France on 18 April 2011 on Canal+, where two episodes were shown on Monday nights. The North American debut for the series was 19 April 2011 in Canada on Mystery TV, where the series was shown at 10:00 am ET on Tuesday mornings. [5] The series was shown in prime-time in Canada on Showcase, where episodes were shown Wednesday nights at 10:00 pm ET and were also available in HDTV. The twelfth and thirteenth episodes were shown Tuesdays at 10:00 pm ET on Showcase due to the return of Weeds seventh season. [6] [7] In the United States it was shown on prime-time on Friday nights more than a year later on the ReelzChannel starting 29 June 2012.

No.
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TitleDirected byWritten byFrance air dateCanadian air date
11"Pilot"
"Pilote"
John Stead & Duane Clark Gil Grant18 April 2011 (2011-04-18)19 April 2011
After the events of the mini-series, NSA Director Amos creates elaborate cover-up for the Sally Sheridan assassination by changing XIII's face (now played by Stuart Townsend) and placing him in a brutal rendition camp. Two years later, XIII is sprung from the rendition camp in a daring escape by mysterious allies. These allies turn out to be former President Sheridan and psychotic freelance killer Irina Svetlanova. When Sheridan promises that if XIII retrieves the contents of a safe deposit box only he can access, Sheridan will give him information about his past life. XIII takes the deal. Opening the box, XIII finds a mysterious watch that contains a computer chip. Suddenly, killers from all camps converge on XIII to acquire the watch and it's all he can do to keep himself and Sam—his friend from the photo shop—alive. In the end, XIII takes the ultimate risk and makes an incursion into the White House itself in an attempt to force President Carrington to play by XIII's rules.
22"Green Falls" [8]
"Green Falls"
Philippe Haïm Philippe Lyon18 April 2011 (2011-04-18)26 April 2011
XIII and Sam follow a clue from Sheridan to Green Falls, a small town where XIII may have grown up. As XIII begins to ask questions about himself and his father, who is a local reporter, XIII stirs up old secrets and modern-day violence. In the end, XIII learns his boyhood name, but also is driven to solve the murder of the father he never knew and a corporate scheme to hide the deaths of hundreds of workers. XIII also learns that he was conscripted into a CIA training program when he was away at college. The more answers he gets, the more mysterious his past seems to be.
33"Lockdown" [9]
"Sans issue"
Duane ClarkCharles Heit25 April 2011 (2011-04-25)3 May 2011
Chasing another lead from Sheridan, XIII gets himself thrown into a brutal Venezuelan prison in search of a prisoner who might have worked with XIII when he was a CIA operative. The problem is getting to this prisoner – Sanchez – a powerful personality who inspired the prisoners to fight for their rights. He's been declared insane and locked away in a high security area. XIII must fight off attacks from both prisoners and guards as he attempts to sneak into the secure medical ward and get the information he needs. When corrupt CIA chief, Giordino gets involved and forces XIII to do a dangerous side mission for him in the prison, it seems that even if XIII gets the information he needs, he might wind up spending the rest of his life behind the bars of this brutal institution.
44"The Irish Version" [10]
"La Version irlandaise"
Xavier Palud Denis McGrath 25 April 2011 (2011-04-25)10 May 2011
XIII follows the piece of information he learned from Sanchez in the Venezuelan prison. It leads him to Ireland in search of Seamus O'Neal, an ex-IRA operative who was inducted into the CIA at the same time XIII was. In Seamus' home town, XIII begins to ask questions about Seamus and opens up old hostilities... and a possible connection between Seamus and a new breed of IRA killers. XIII must fight to find out what Seamus was involved in… and the secrets of what it has to do with XIII's own life.
55"Training Camp" [11]
"Bienvenue à Bitterroot [12] "
Duane ClarkPamela Davis2 May 2011 (2011-05-02)17 May 2011
XIII follows the trail of his identity to a paramilitary training camp in the Pacific Northwest named Bitterroot where he supposedly trained. As XIII tries to discover the nature of the secret mission he was being trained for, he runs afoul of the camp's owner, Rech. It's all XIII can do to stay alive through the vicious training regime... and the ever-present danger of being discovered and executed as a spy. In the end, XIII finds some of the information he was looking for, but at a deadly cost.
66"Costa Verde"
"Opération Costa Verde [13] "
Michael Robison Peter Mohan2 May 2011 (2011-05-02)25 May 2011
Having learned in Bitterroot that he was trained for a corporate intrusion mission in Costa Verde, XIII and Jones head off to investigate. As they dig deeper into XIII's possible involvement there, they make stunning discoveries. Not only might XIII have been involved in an explosion that killed hundreds of workers at a plant, but he was also involved with a revolutionary movement... and its beautiful and charismatic leader. In the end, what XIII finds out, might not just get him killed, it might change the course of the country's history.
77"Undertow"
"Plongée en eaux troubles [14] "
Paul Shapiro Andrea Stevens9 May 2011 (2011-05-09)1 June 2011
XIII and Jones travel to Chicago in search of Robert Simons, one of the other agents sent to break into the plant in Costa Verde. Desperate to find out what really went on there... and in search of the information hidden in the other two watches he knows about, XIII is frustrated to learn that Simons disappeared two years ago. Even worse, XIII's search seems to have attracted the attention of others who are looking for the information from the watches, including the lethal Irina. In the end, XIII finds out what really happened to Simons and attempts to recover one of the watches. The trick will be to keep himself, Jones and Simons' daughter alive long enough to accomplish it.
88"Hunting Party"
"Une partie de chasse [15] "
Alain TasmaGrant Rosenberg9 May 2011 (2011-05-09)8 June 2011
When Irina approaches XIII with a proposal for him to hand over one of the watches in return for the identity of the man who killed Sam, XIII makes a deal with the devil.
99"The Bank Job"
"Braquage à la russe [16] "
Lee Rose Denis McGrath16 May 2011 (2011-05-16)15 June 2011
XIII is hot on the trail of now-exposed CIA director Giordino and tracks him to a safe deposit box in Moscow where Giordino has secreted money, documents and blackmail materials in case of an emergency. XIII and Jones plan a daring bank robbery to get to Giordino's stash before he does, but on breaking in, find more mysteries than answers. What XIII finds out is that keeping the team he put together in one piece might be harder than he ever thought. In the end, XIII may have to let the deadly Giordino get into the box so they can find out where his next move will take him. And that move might prove fatal to XIII and Jones.
1010"The Train" [17]
"L'enlèvement"
Steve DiMarcoCharles Heit16 May 2011 (2011-05-16)22 June 2011
Following Giordino as he makes use of the mysterious information from his burn box, XIII and Jones find themselves looking for a young boy whose parents Giordino has brutally murdered. As they chase Giordino and the boy to a secret meeting on a train travelling across Canada, they learn the stunning truth about who the boy really is. They also learn the earth-shaking consequences of Giordino or the mysterious Gerhardt controlling him. Eventually, XIII will have his long-awaited confrontation with Giordino from which only one of them will walk away.
1111"The Bunker" [18]
"Le Bunker"
Ken Girotti Peter Mohan23 May 2011 (2011-05-23)30 June 2011
From information XIII and Jones learned from the boy Giordino kidnapped, they travel to Montana, the site of a de-commissioned blast chamber full of deadly traps... and potentially, the hiding place of Max Serle and the information from the final watch. Max, one of the conspirators in the Costa Verde mission and a dangerous paranoiac, has walled himself in the blast chamber, having tricked it out with deadly traps. It's up to XIII and Jones to fight their way through the installation to get to Max and convince him of who XIII really is before Irina and her team of mercenaries can get there first.
1212"The Key" [19]
"La Clé"
Alain TasmaGrant Rosenberg23 May 2011 (2011-05-23) (23 May 2011 (2011-05-23))5 July 2011 [6]
Having retrieved the final watch from Max Serle, XIII fits the pieces of the encrypted file together to find that it requires a password. As Amos and his team try to preemptively take back the information before XIII can use it, XIII and Dillon work frantically to break the password. Throughout this, XIII realizes that the mysterious Gerhardt has led him through the facets of his previous life for a reason. The password is somewhere in what he's re-experienced over the last weeks of his quest. In the end, unless he breaks the code in time, the forces that shape his destiny may cheat XIII out of the answers he so desperately needs.
1313"Revelation" [20]
"Révélations"
Clark Johnson Denis McGrath23 May 2011 (2011-05-23) (23 May 2011 (2011-05-23))12 July 2011 [7]
Gerhardt has stolen the information weapon from XIII and is bent on using it to undermine world powers to his benefit. XIII and Jones enlist Dillon to help them track Gerhardt's operations to Paris where Gerhardt has a stronghold. But in Paris, XIII must fight his way through the layers of protection that Gerhardt has set up to find Gerhardt's base of operations. Finally, XIII and Gerhardt have their confrontation as they chase through the streets of Paris. As they work through their final meeting, the fate of the information weapon, of XIII's life… and the future of society itself will hang in the balance.

Season 2 (2012)

After a period of some uncertainty, a Twitter announcement on 11 December 2011 by Stuart Townsend, the actor who plays "XIII", stated the series was renewed for a second season. [21] It further states the show will undergo "a major retooling, taking the show in a new direction". Filming began on 13 February 2012, in Toronto, Canada. [21] The second season consists of 13 episodes with Roger Avary as showrunner. It premiered in France on 15 October 2012 on Canal+, [22] where two to three episodes were shown on Monday nights for a period of six weeks. It is expected to be rebroadcast on M6 in 2013. [23]

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TitleDirected byWritten byFrance air dateCanadian air date
141"Phoenix"Alain Tasma Roger Avary & David Martinez15 October 2012 (2012-10-15)9 April 2013
Having been betrayed by his country, XIII trusts no one. He is believed dead and lives off the grid. Stumbling upon an anti-globalization protest, he meets the beautiful Betty Barnowsky and through her reluctantly becomes involved with The Veil, a radical activist group led by the enigmatic Max Vargas. When it seems that XIII goes mad and commits heinous crimes, his old enemies train their sights on him.
152"Rampage"Alain TasmaRoger Avary15 October 2012 (2012-10-15)16 April 2013
Headquarters of the multi-national Synequanon are bombed, resulting in the death of innocents. Authorities and the media hold The Veil and XIII responsible and label them as terrorists. XIII is captured and tortured by a mysterious figure, who seems to know him intimately.
163"Defender" Duane Clark Denis McGrath & Peter Rowley 15 October 2012 (2012-10-15)23 April 2013
On the eve of the American election, XIII is hunted by powerful enemies: the Government, which now realizes he was never terminated; Synequanon, clamouring for revenge for the bombing of their headquarters; and by the mysterious figure who is after a set of equally mysterious letters. While evading these factions, XIII seeks to unravel the mystery behind the letters.
174"Tempest" Robert Lieberman Christina Ray22 October 2012 (2012-10-22)30 April 2013
Caught in the permanent storm surrounding Ariella Island, XIII is shipwrecked. Posing as a fisherman, he is befriended by Dr. Westlund who holds critical information about the letters. The aging scientist and his daughter Gale hide XIII from the Synequanon security forces holding them prisoner. On the mainland, Harriet Traymore wins the presidential election but Carrington refuses to leave office.
185"Joust" Bruce McDonald Denis McGrath22 October 2012 (2012-10-22)7 May 2013
XIII and Amos grapple physically and mentally, as they try to uncover the truth behind the bombing of Synequanon's headquarters. Fueled by grief and rage, Amos tortures XIII's body and attempts to manipulate his mind. XIII strives to prove his innocence and escape from Amos' twisted grasp.
196"Gauntlet" David Winning David Martinez29 October 2012 (2012-10-29)14 May 2013
XIII crashes an ultra-exclusive birthday party to find the final letter. The host of the party, and the owner of the letter, is a Russian Oligarch with a penchant for collecting expensive items such as rare weapons and beautiful women, and using the former on the latter. Part of his collection includes one of the Tesla letters, and XIII finds he isn't the only person who's come looking for it.
207"Breakout" Rachel Talalay Karen McClellan29 October 2012 (2012-10-29)21 May 2013
XIII, Betty and Mozambique rush to free Vargas before he's deported to Guantanamo, as they believe he must have information about the letters. Synequanon's tests of their newest technology have unforeseen, cataclysmic results.
218"Mousetrap"Rachel TalalayRoger Avary5 November 2012 (2012-11-05)28 May 2013
Betty and XIII both question the reality of their situations: concealing his true identity, XIII sails to China, searching the ship for the final letter which has been hidden somewhere on board; Betty is abducted and delivered to her father in London, who claims that her experiences with XIII and the Veil have been nothing but the narcotic-induced hallucinations of a runaway.
229"Pong"David WinningChristina Ray5 November 2012 (2012-11-05)4 June 2013
XIII is delivered into the hands of Xu Corporation, who believe him to be Victor Gong, also known as XIII.2. While XIII allows the deception to continue, he is plagued by memories that force him to question his true identity. President Carrington imposes a state of martial law, halting the transfer of power to Harriet Traymore.
2310"Black Widow" Pascal Laugier David Martinez12 November 2012 (2012-11-12)11 June 2013
Xu Corporation gives XIII the face of agent Victor Gong (XIII.2), which only intensifies his struggles with identity. Betty plots revenge against her father by trying to sabotage his efforts in China. Carrington watches his empire crumble around him.
2411"Punchout"David WuKaren McClellan12 November 2012 (2012-11-12)18 June 2013
XIII is thrown into The Pit, an underground dungeon where prisoners are forced to fight to the death in matches broadcast live online. XIII tries to rally the prisoners, which include Amos, Mozambique and Grier, while staying alive long enough to attempt an escape. XIII.2 and Betty mastermind a hostile takeover of Xu Corporation.
2512"Berzerk"Bruce McDonaldGala Avary19 November 2012 (2012-11-19)25 June 2013
XIII, Betty and Amos escape from The Pit and into Shanghai but are trapped in a mysterious and sinister riot that has spontaneously formed around them. Thirteen-year-old Yen-Boi and his father Ping help them find and fight their way through the chaos. With access to a Navy Seal helicopter, Amos leads them towards the extraction point. Carrington is pushed further into the bunker by Traymore's forces, and makes a last-ditch effort to rally support.
2613"Battlezone"Duane ClarkJohn Smith19 November 2012 (2012-11-19)2 July 2013
The safety of the world is at stake. The Chinese HEARPE is now fully operational. With the help of Betty and Barnabis, XIII tries to destroy HEARPE while XIII.2 attempts to unleash its destructive force – a terrifying array of natural disasters – on the United States. But only one man will triumph. Only one man will survive. Making his last stand in the bunker, Carrington contemplates extreme measures.

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