Season | Episode |
3 | 8 |
Production number |
Running time | 42 minutes |
Original airdate | June 13, 2016 |
Nielsen rating | 18-49 rating: 0.10 Viewers (million): 0.57 |
Written by | Andrew Colville |
Directed by | Kate Dennis |
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The Culper Ring is resurrected in time to save Washington's army. Simcoe terrorizes Setauket as he hunts for Rogers. Anna infiltrates New York.
Summary[]
At Washington's camp in Middlebrook, N.J., General Washington reads Ben Tallmadge's report on the demise of the Ring. Ben asks to resign as head of intelligence.
In John André's parlor, General Clinton reads a letter from Benedict Arnold requesting 10,000 pounds for his spy services. André strongly advises they take advantage of Arnold's financial desperation and recruit him. Clinton disagrees and, upon further reading of Arnold's letter, gathers that Washington's camp is in Middlebrook.

General Washington declines Major Tallmadge's resignation.
Washington refuses to accept Ben's resignation and points out that they still have a spy, Abigail, in New York City.
Against André's advice, Clinton decides to send militia men, led by Governor Tryon, to raid Washington's camp. Abigail eavesdrops on their conversation.
Ben asks Anna Strong to approach Abigail in New York City and suggests she acquire a city entry pass from Major Hewlett. Anna refuses to exploit Hewlett again. "We make sacrifices so that others don't have to," Ben says.
At Rivington's Corner, Hewlett reads a letter from Anna in which she requests a visit with him.
At a nearby table, Clinton drinks with Governor Tryon and Colonel Jonathan Cooke as they celebrate the impending ambush of Washington's camp. James Rivington tells Robert Townsend that big news is afoot but Townsend refuses to hear the news.
That night, Townsend changes his mind and finds the mock-up front page for Saturday's paper: "Washington Trounced in Tryon Triumph. Rebels Massacred at Middlebrook." He immediately rides for Long Island.
Abe Woodhull urinates into a large pile of hay outside his cabin as a Queen's Ranger guards him from a distance. Caleb Brewster quietly emerges from hiding on the other side of the hay stack and tells Abe about Mary Woodhull's plot against Captain Simcoe. Abe tells Caleb to steal John Robeson's boat so that they can escape Setauket.
At Penn Mansion, Peggy Shippen makes wedding plans with her mother, Margaret Francis Shippen, and sister, Betsy Shippen. Arnold arrives with Edward Shippen and informs Peggy he's been offered a command post at West Point. Peggy storms out when she learns they will have to leave Philadelphia.
Simcoe visits Abe at the cabin and asks who he was spying on for Robert Rogers. Abe says it was Robeson.
Simcoe confronts Robeson at DeJong Tavern and demands to know who Rogers asked him to spy on. Robeson denies working with Rogers. Simcoe pushes him onto an iron grate and fatally impales him.
Townsend arrives in Setauket.
Simcoe strides over to Maarten DeJong, who he assumes Robeson had been spying on, and demands to know what secret Robeson had on DeJong. DeJong denies any knowledge of Rogers.
Simcoe drags DeJong outside and threatens him with an axe. He yells at everyone in the town square and threatens to destroy the town if no one confesses to helping Rogers. Abe sees Townsend and quietly instructs him to ride to Woodhull Farm.
At the farm, Townsend gives Abe the mock-up of Rivington's Gazette. Abe urges Caleb to leave without him so that he can relay the news to Washington as quickly as possible.
At Whitehall, Simcoe asks Richard Woodhull if he knows of any Setauket residents with secrets that Rogers could have used against them. Richard agrees to give him a list of people.
In New York City, Rogers accosts Philomena Cheer in the street and orders her to help him plot against André. She readily agrees.
Anna meets Hewlett at Rivington's Corner and explains that she left him at the altar to protect him from Abe's murder plot. She also admits that she, too, was a spy. "Did you ever love me?" he asks. Anna evades the question. He leaves.
Caleb brings the Gazette to Ben, who brings it straight to Washington. Ben suggests they attack the Stony Point garrison, figuring it will be undermanned while Tryon leads his Tory soldiers to Middlebrook.
Ben prepares his men for a nighttime attack on the garrison. He instructs them to use only bayonets to keep the attack as quiet as possible.
Meanwhile, Tryon rallies his militia men and offers a prize to the man who captures or kills Washington.
Tryon leads his men through the woods and arrives at Middlebrook only to find it empty.
Ben's men attack the garrison and slaughter the Tory militia. The survivors surrender. Ben and Caleb raise the American flag.
At Whitehall, Richard gives Simcoe the list of residents that he promised. After Simcoe leaves, Mary accuses Richard of aiding Simcoe. Richard snaps that she has no right to judge him.
Tryon sulks at Rivington's Corner. Clinton sits with André and regrets sending militia instead of regulars. André says it would have made no difference, since it was clearly a traitor that sabotaged their plan.

General Washington listens to Major Tallmadge's suggestion to interrogate enemy prisoners.
In Washington's tent, Ben tells Washington he'd like to interrogate the prisoners to determine how the British discovered their camp's location.
Anna visits Abigail at André's home. After catching up, Abigail divulges that André enlisted a woman in Philadelphia to turn a Continental general. She calls Cicero into the room to reveal the general's identity: Benedict Arnold.
Arnold and Peggy marry at Penn Mansion.
Quotes[]
Credits[]
Cast[]
Starring
- Jamie Bell as Abraham Woodhull
- Seth Numrich as Major Benjamin Tallmadge
- Daniel Henshall as Lieutenant Caleb Brewster
- Heather Lind as Anna Strong
- Meegan Warner as Mary Woodhull
- Kevin R. McNally as Judge Richard Woodhull
- Burn Gorman as Major Edmund Hewlett
- Angus Macfadyen as Major Robert Rogers
- Samuel Roukin as Captain John Graves Simcoe
- JJ Feild as Major John André
- Ian Kahn as General George Washington
- Owain Yeoman as General Benedict Arnold
- Ksenia Solo as Peggy Shippen
- Nick Westrate as Robert Townsend
Also Starring
- John Carroll Lynch as James Rivington
- Ralph Brown as General Henry Clinton
- Jonny Coyne as Colonel Jonathan Cooke
- Christian Clemenson as Maarten DeJong
- Amy Gumenick as Philomena Cheer
- Jamie Harris as John Robeson
- Mark Rolston as Judge Edward Shippen, IV
- Idara Victor as Abigail
Co-Starring
- Darren Alford as Cicero
- Alex Collins as Bishop
- Alvin Cowan as Ranger Boone
- Richard Gallagher as Neddy Burd
- Myke Holmes as Minister
- Joshua Howland as Ranger Cavil
- Jacob Keohane as Ranger Odell
- Jack A. Landry as Tory Colonel
- Gordon Lewanowicz as David Franks
- Bethany Lind as Betsy Shippen
- Tiffany Morgan as Margaret Francis Shippen
- Randall Newsome as Governor William Tryon
- Michael Shenefelt as Merchant Sailor
- Alexander Stine as Milner
Singing Patrons
- Elisabeth Ashby
- Ron Bianchi
- Christopher Bloch
- Bruce W. Dyer
- Grey Garrett
- Richard Halenda
- Shaun Irving
- Jerry E. Long
- James Stover
Crew[]
Opening credits
- Based on the book Washington's Spies by Alexander Rose
- Developed by Craig Silverstein
- Casting by Laura Schiff, CSA and Carrie Audino, CSA
- Music by Marco Beltrami and Brandon Roberts
- Edited by David Lebowitz
- Production Designer Caroline Hanania
- Director of Photography Marvin V. Rush, ASC
- Producer LaToya Morgan
- Supervising Producer Mitchell Akselrad
- Co-Executive Producer Henry Bronchtein
- Co-Executive Producer Andrew Colville
- Executive Producer Michael Taylor
- Executive Producer Barry Josephson
- Executive Producer Craig Silverstein
- Written by Andrew Colville
- Directed by Kate Dennis
Closing credits
- Co-Producer Alexander Rose
- Co-Producer Erin Mitchell
- Unit Production Manager Henry Bronchtein
- First Assistant Director Jason Ivey
- Second Assistant Director Caroline Stephenson
- Virginia Casting by Erica Arvold, CSA
- Virginia Casting Associate Christian Trew
- Costume Designer Lahly Poore-Ericson
- Production Supervisor Kate Amer
- Art Director Richard Blankenship
- Set Decorator Catherine Davis
- Property Master Kelly Farrah
- Head Hair Stylist *Ardis Cohen
- Head Make-Up Artist Ashley Fetterman
- "A" Camera Operator Scott Peck
- Steadicam/"B" Camera Operator George Pattison
- 1st Assistant Account Melidna Reynolds
- General Foreman Jimmy Lee Carmickle
- Key Grip Charlie Harris
- Best Boy Grip Greg Martin
- Leadman Craig Taylor
- Key Animal Wrangler Doug Sloan
- Gaffer John Priebe
- Best Boy Electric Wade Tyree
- Key Rigging Grip Kenny Morton
- Production Sound Mixer William Britt
- Re-Recording Mixers Dan Hiland, Gary Rogers
- Sound Supervisor George Haddad
- Music Consultant Tony Berg
- Music Editor Angela Claverie
- Post Production Supervisor Sara N. Guillén
- Post Production Coordinator Carly Neher
- Post Production Assistant Robert Conchas
- On Set VFX Supervisor Terry Windell
- Assistant Editor Nick Towle
- Production Services Provided by Stalwart Films, LLC
- Visual Effects by FuseFX
- Post Production Sound Services by Warner Bros. Post Production Services
- Digital Dailies Rex Teese
- High Definition Post Production ArsenalFX Color
- Main Title Design by Shine
- Main Title Theme "Hush" by Joy Williams, Charlie Peacock & Matt Berninger
- Performed by Joy Williams & Matt Berninger
- Filmed with ARRI Cameras and Lenses
- Special Thanks to The Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Film Office, Virginia Department of Corrections
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Links and references[]
External links[]
- Turn: Washington's Spies - "Mended" - official site
- Turn: Washington's Spies - "Mended"' at the Internet Movie Database
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301. "Valediction" |
306. "Many Mickles Make a Muckle" | |
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See also: S1 • S2 • S3 • S4 |