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Veil is mistaken for a trespasser and shot while camping in the farmlands of Pennsylvania. A local woman named Emily Noonan finds him and helps him recover, and this time it appears that Veil’s latest confidante has no connection to his ordeal. Veil learns that Emily is one of the last holdouts against an oppressive food conglomerate which intends to buy out all the local farmland, by force if necessary. His story of his fight against the conspiracy inspires Emily to stand her ground, but this may merely inspire her opponents to take more extreme measures.

written by Peter Dunne
directed by Ian Toynton
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Maria Bello (Emily Noonan), Raye Birk (Tobe Adler), James Lashly (Ed Durrant)

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Veil is stunned when he is tracked down by federal agents who, for once, seem to be on his side. He gives a sworn statement about his activities over the past several months, and learns who the conspirators are and why they seem to be so intent on destroying him. Veil is taken back to his wife and his mother, both safe and sound, but is growing wary of the all-too-convenient twist of events. In the end, his suspicions prove to be worthwhile.

written by Lawrence Herzog
directed by Tim Hunter
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Megan Gallagher (Alyson Veil), Mary Gregory (Mrs. Veil), Carol Huston (Sandra Wilson), Willie C. Carpenter (Rick), W. Earl Brown (Roy)

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Veil is contacted by someone who claims to be an insider of the conspiracy that has destroyed his identity. This person claims to be on Veil’s side and offers much helpful information – the identity and location of the one person who issued to orders to erase Veil’s existence, the truth of how Veil’s wife was coerced into cooperating with the conspiracy, and more. When Veil’s contact asks him to pay for these revelations by killing the man whose location he has been given, he begins to suspect that his new ally is simply using him to settle old scores.

written by Lawrence Herzog
directed by Reza Badiyi
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Joseph Lambie (Richard Grace), Robin Sachs (The Voice)

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Continuing to search through the information in a palmtop computer given to him by his ally within the conspiracy, Veil tracks down another person with a connection to the execution depicted in “Hidden Agenda” – a dangerous fanatic with radical views on political reform, and a militia-like cult whose members protect him with their lives. Veil may be able to get the information he seeks…if he can survive initiation into the so-called American Guard.

written by David Ehrman
directed by Stephen Stafford
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Scott Coffey (Gary), Patrick Kilpatrick (C.W. Knox), James Tolkan (Commander Quinn)

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One address persistently shows up in the files of the palmtop computer and Veil finally goes there, discovering that it’s a nursing home in Minnesota. He lands a job as an orderly there, and at first suspects that the nursing home bears no relevance to his search for the truth, but then he discovers a far more sinister endeavor is being concealed. Elderly people are being subjected to an advanced virtual reality experiment where they can regain their lost youth – and the backers of this experiment gain access to their memories and their secrets.

written by Joel Surnow
directed by Stephen Stafford
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Leon Russom (Dr. Seymour), Melanie Smith (young Pauline), Edith Fields (old Pauline), Freda Foh Shen (Nurse Ellman), Paul Marin (Rudy)

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In Washington D.C., Tom receives a phone call from his nameless, faceless ally, proposing a face-to-face meeting to further their mutual aim of destroying the conspiracy. Over dinner, Tom’s ally asks the photographer to recount the story which led up to the much-hunted “Hidden Agenda”.

In 1993, on the insistence of his impulsive journalist friend Harrison, Tom once flew to Central America because Harrison was onto a potentially big story. Harrison’s lead is an inauspicious one – an American Army soldier gave a local prostitute his dog tags as payment for services rendered, and also told her that the U.S. Army was present in force to shut down a local rebel uprising. Venturing into the forests of the Andes, Tom and Harrison found that the Army was indeed present, and was indeed interfering in local politics, swelling its ranks by hiring off local men with cocaine. Veil and Harrison infiltrated the installation, discovering that they weren’t dealing with the Army, they weren’t dealing with any kind of normal military operation, and they were lucky to make it back to the U.S. alive with this knowledge.

And once he finishes telling the story of Hidden Agenda, Veil finds out that he’s being watched…and that the story he has just told isn’t necessarily the truth.

written by David Ehrman
directed by Michael Levine
music by Mark Snow

Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Thomas Veil), Dwight Schultz (Harrison Barton), Robin Sachs (Alexander Hale), Anthony Guzman (Luis Borjes), Tracy Conklin (Sgt. Rock), William Earl Ray (Lt. Anson), Geoff Prysirr (Shadow One), Allen Nause (Shadow Two), Christine Calfas (Yolanda), Olga Sanchez (Angela), Jim Garcia (Ringo), Mark Homayoun (Spanish Guard), Michael Blain-Rozgay (Waiter), Fulvio Cecere (Sgt. Dirksen), John Bebe (Young Guard #1), Tim McKellips (Young Guard #2), Erin Cecil (Sobbing Woman)

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