TURN: Washington's Spies — Season 3
Within the ranks of the American Continental Army, a dangerous shift occurs as Benedict Arnold finds himself drawn into a treacherous alliance with the British – becoming their informant. As the fallout from this clandestine betrayal spreads across the warfront, a pulse-pounding game of espionage unfolds, a desperate race against time to expose the hidden mole before it’s too late.
The season’s opening episode finds Abe concealing a death, aided by a most unexpected ally. Meanwhile, Benedict Arnold consolidates his authority and establishes himself within a new residence in Philadelphia.
As Abe’s deception crumbled, Anna struggled to recover the ring. Simultaneously, Benedict Arnold implored General Washington for assistance in refuting accusations of betrayal. A coded signal was dispatched by Townsend.
Through careful persuasion, Peggy managed to convince Benedict Arnold to make contact with the British. Meanwhile, Caleb devised a plan to set an ambush for Simcoe’s forces. And as conflict escalated, Anna desperately sought a way to rescue…
A shadowy figure spirited Ben away, rescuing him from an unknown peril. Meanwhile, Abe attempted to dissuade Anna from her impending marriage to Hewlett. Across the Atlantic, Arnold initiated discussions with the British. And closer to home…
Townsend exposed a clandestine British counterfeiting scheme. Rogers issued a chilling warning, threatening to dismantle Abe’s network of informants. Meanwhile, Simcoe made a pointed threat against Richard.
General Washington attended Benedict Arnold’s grand ball in Philadelphia. Simultaneously, Abraham attempted to prevent Rogers from reaching Townsend. Familiar faces, both friendly and hostile, found themselves unexpectedly together that eve…
Alone, Mary made an attempt on Simcoe’s life. Benedict Arnold presented his defense at his court-martial. Then, Ben was reunited with the person who had saved him.
Just as hope seemed lost, the Culper Ring reappeared, intervening to safeguard Washington’s struggling army. Meanwhile, Simcoe unleashed a reign of fear upon Setauket in his relentless pursuit of Rogers. And deep within enemy territory, Ann…
Beneath the surface of apparent loyalty, Benedict Arnold schemed to surrender West Point to the British forces. Simultaneously, André maneuvered, seeking favor through dealings with Peggy. And in Setauket, Abe quietly plotted an uprising.
The prisoners of war, spies taken from both warring factions, now face the hangman's noose. Benedict Arnold, consumed by a thirst for recognition and retribution, calls out for renown.
