List of Touch episodes
- Disambiguation: For a list of episodes from the 1980s baseball cartoon series, see Touch (manga)#Anime series.
Touch is an American supernatural thriller television series created by Tim Kring and starring Kiefer Sutherland, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, David Mazouz and Danny Glover. A special preview of the pilot was broadcast on Fox on January 25, 2012[1] before moving to its regular time slot on March 22, 2012.[2] Sutherland stars as Martin Bohm, a widower whose son Jake uses numbers to see into the future. Clea Hopkins (Mbatha-Raw) is a social worker sent to evaluate Martin and Jake's living situation while Martin receives help from Arthur Teller (Glover), a professor who is also an expert on those with numerical clairvoyance.
On May 9, 2013, Fox canceled Touch after two seasons and twenty-six episodes.[3]
Series overview
Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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First aired | Last aired | |||
1 | 13 | January 25, 2012 | September 14, 2012 | |
2 | 13 | February 8, 2013 | May 10, 2013 |
Episodes
Season 1 (2012)
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1 | 1 | "Tales of the Red Thread" "Pilot" | Francis Lawrence | Tim Kring | January 25, 2012 | 1ATG79 | 12.01[4] |
In the pilot episode, Martin Bohm (Kiefer Sutherland) is a single dad with a special needs son, Jake (David Mazouz). He soon is forced to have Jake institutionalized, and then works with a social worker named Clea (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) and a professor specializing in gifted humans named Arthur Teller (Danny Glover) to figure out what his mute son is trying to tell everyone through the use of numbers, specifically in this episode, the number 318. | |||||||
2 | 2 | "1+1=3" | Ian Toynton | Tim Kring | March 22, 2012 | 1ATG01 | 11.81[5] |
Clea continues to force Martin to return Jake to the board-and-care home, which he does despite his new-found communication with Jake. However, Jake gives his father the number 5296, which leads Martin to a pawn shop owner named Arnie (Jude Ciccolella). Moments later a robber comes in and shoots Arnie, and although Arnie survives he does not look pleased that he did. Jake escapes the institution to help Martin piece things together; at the same time a flight attendant (Amy Sloan) helps a young Indian man (Karan Soni) carry his father's ashes to the New York Stadium; a Russian boy realizes that the reason he may have no friends is because his father hurts people; Arnie attempts to commit suicide as he is suffering from terminal cancer and fears that he has no one to love him. In the end, the Russian boy's father was the employer of the robber of the pawn shop, who gives him a second chance in life. The flight attendant was Arnie's daughter, who arrives abruptly (chasing the Russian boy's dog who Martin accidentally let loose in the airport) and agrees to stand by him. The young Indian man finds an entrance to the stadium that the robber left open after he went back to settle his own issues, and spreads his father's ashes in the center of the field in hopes of finally making his father proud. | |||||||
3 | 3 | "Safety in Numbers" | Stephen Williams | Carol Barbee | March 29, 2012 | 1ATG02 | 8.92[6] |
Jake gives Martin the number "3287", which leads him to finding another person with the same skills as Jake (Rob Benedict). With the help of him and Jake, Martin exposes a corporate conspiracy. Meanwhile, a South African woman gathers her courage to support her little brother's wish to enter a worldwide dance competition, and protect her friend from an abusive man. | |||||||
4 | 4 | "Kite Strings" | Tucker Gates | Melinda Hsu Taylor | April 5, 2012 | 1ATG04 | 7.15[7] |
Lottery winner Randall returns to suggest that his winning numbers related to Sarah, Martin's wife and Jake's mother who was killed on 9/11. Jake offers Martin the next number, 9.5. This leads Martin to meet a man that his wife knew before she died on 9/11. Jake releases a kite into the air and they follow it into the city, leading it to the man's apartment. Martin surveys Sarah's datebook to see that she was to visit a jeweler on September 5. There, he finds a ring she was having engraved with "1+1=3"— her, Martin, and Jake. | |||||||
5 | 5 | "Entanglement" | Milan Cheylov | Chris Levinson | April 12, 2012 | 1ATG03 | 8.17[8] |
The number 22 figures in this episode as Jake's evaluation draws near, but mainly as a fractal pattern instead of just a number. The number leads Martin to a bus and a young woman named Mirasol seeking revenge on the man who murdered her family. Teller tries to reach out to Maggie, his daughter, who works as a nurse at Memorial Hospital. Meanwhile, a dishonest man tries to measure up to his daughter's wealthy stepfather, and two rebellious Middle Eastern girls take a road trip, and find a woman about to give birth. | |||||||
6 | 6 | "Lost and Found" | Stephen Williams | Robert Levine | April 19, 2012 | 1ATG05 | 7.32[9] |
Martin and Clea team up to learn more about her past and her mother. Will, a jazz-loving businessman, meets a woman and ends up with her seat on flight 975. He then survives a plane crash long enough to save Clea's mother's life. The woman he met realizes she narrowly escaped death and decides to have a baby. Teller visits Jake at a facility and learns that all the numbers are part of the "Amelia Sequence", but soon after that is found dead in his car. Meanwhile Jake adds a 6 to 975. | |||||||
7 | 7 | "Noosphere Rising" | Gwyneth Horder Payton | Tim Kring & Carol Barbee | April 26, 2012 | 1ATG06 | 6.43[10] |
Martin finds a key labeled 1188 that Teller left to Jake before he died. Natalie, a hopeless romantic who owns a video blog, tries to help Paolo, an Italian young man, to find a French girl he had briefly met, Celeste. Jake's aunt, Abigail, comes to the facility and tries to take custody over Jake. Martin follows the number on the key to a poker game, in which he must win in order to get information from another player. | |||||||
8 | 8 | "Zone of Exclusion" | Adam Kane | Chris Levinson | May 3, 2012 | 1ATG07 | 6.72[11] |
Jake gives Martin another pattern, this time a triangle in cat's cradle. With it and the number 1604, Martin must reunite a mother, father and twin sisters after they were separated by a corrupt obstetrician years ago. Meanwhile, an astronaut, named Allegra, desperately tries to regain comm with her fellow astronaut, Gio, who exited the International Space Station in order to fix a malfunction. | |||||||
9 | 9 | "Music of the Spheres" | Michael Waxman | Rob Fresco | May 10, 2012 | 1ATG08 | 6.84[12] |
At the facility, Jake makes a melody on a computer tablet using the numbers 55124. Martin takes Jake out for the day but discovers that Jake has picked up a gun from the city streets. Martin is frustrated with Jake until he realizes the gun is labeled with the same number, 55124. This number leads them to a 13-year-old troubled young man named Elliot, whose brother Andre is crippled and mute due to brain damage. Elliot must deal with a corrupted parole officer which causes Martin to intervene. Meanwhile, Felipe (Louis Ferreira), a Portuguese guitarist with dreams of living and playing music in New York, sells his guitar to share a life with Yarah (Linara Washington), a Brazilian woman. Martin and Clea meet Teller's best friend, Avram (Bodhi Elfman), and learn about Amelia, a girl like Jake, and the "36 righteous ones". | |||||||
10 | 10 | "Tessellations" | Jon Cassar | Zach Craley | May 17, 2012 | 1ATG10 | 6.02[13] |
When Martin is mistaken for a criminal, he must involve himself with a heist crew in order to win back an innocent dock worker's job, but more is at stake than he realizes. Meanwhile, an Israeli boy (Sean Peavy) and Palestinian girl (Eden Modiano) fight to keep their relationship afloat. Clea uncovers some surprising documents about Jake, while Martin and his late wife's sister, Abigail (Catherine Dent) meet to make a pivotal decision. | |||||||
11 | 11 | "Gyre (Part 1)" | Nelson McCormick | Story by: Jonathan I. Kidd & Sonya Winton Teleplay by: Carol Barbee & Robert Levine | May 31, 2012 | 1ATG11 | 4.58[14] |
Martin and Abigail join forces as Aster Corp's interest in Jake increases; connections are revealed between events that seem unrelated. Martin finds proof that Amelia's death was faked, but he is attacked and robbed. Martin loses custody of Jake, apparently with Clea's cooperation. | |||||||
12 | 12 | "Gyre (Part 2)" | Greg Beeman | Tim Kring & Rob Fresco | May 31, 2012 | 1ATG12 | 4.60[14] |
On the day Jake is to be transferred to a distant facility, Clea arranges his escape. Martin and Jake leave the city with help from Avram and Randall and travel to California. The episode ends with Jake and Martin meeting Amelia's mother Lucy (Maria Bello) on a beach. | |||||||
13 | 13 | "The Road Not Taken" | Nelson McCormick | Melinda Hsu Taylor | September 14, 2012 | 1ATG09 | 3.07[15] |
In the bonus episode, Martin's car mysteriously breaks down in the town where he got his start as a reporter. When he begins to suspect that his mentor is involved in illegal activities, he risks breaking up their friendship in order to search for the truth. |
Season 2 (2013)
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14 | 1 | "Event Horizon" | Nelson McCormick | Tim Kring | February 8, 2013 | 2ATG01 | 3.94[16] |
Martin meets Amelia's mother Lucy (Maria Bello), who has been looking for her daughter for three years. Jake's numbers lead them to a motel with a mysterious man and, presumably, Amelia inside. Martin and Amelia's captor fight after she apparently escapes. The man is able to flee in a car, from which Martin writes the plate number. Martin asks his news syndicate contact Trevor Wilcox (Greg Ellis) to track down the car. Amelia's captor was a private detective hired by Aster Corps' lawyer Lawrence Pearl (John Prosky). At Aster, Martin briefly meets disgruntled employee Calvin Norburg (Lukas Haas). Calvin, believing he is close to discovering the god sequence, wishes to quit Aster as he knows the company will not use the sequence in a good way. Lawyer Pearl informs him that he will lose everything, work included, if he quits. Martin is able to access Pearl's computer to find Jake's recent numbers—5227, an address where they find the private detective and the runaway girl, who reveals that she is Pearl's illegitimate daughter. Jake finds a map in the girl's backpack that she claims another girl gave her on the beach. Trevor's hacker Reuben (Ray Santiago) informs Martin that Pearl's computer contained death certificates of people with their dates of death left blank, one of which was Jake's. At home, Calvin talks with the real Amelia, who asks him to let her go, while he claims her birth parents gave her up. | |||||||
15 | 2 | "Closer" | Michael Waxman | Carol Barbee | February 8, 2013 | 2ATG02 | 3.59[16] |
After seeing Calvin's breakdown online, Martin views him as a common Aster Corps enemy and wishes to speak with him. Knowing that reaching Calvin will be difficult, Martin turns his attention to Vikash Nayar (Dileep Rao), a man interested in Calvin as an employee. Martin learns Vikash's father has been kidnapped and ultimately saves Vikash at botched ransom drop. The drop was supposed to be a way for Vikash to be killed, due to his involvement with Calvin and taking his money from Aster Corps. Vikash and his father are reunited when Jake secretly places Martin's phone onto Vikash's person. Martin and Lucy track it to where the men are to be executed. He informs the captors the police are on the way, and they let the two men go. Meanwhile, Jake meets a girl named Soleil (Isabella Acres) at an amusement park and rides a ride with her, since her mother gets sick on them. He later ends up at Soleil's school where he meets her grandfather Carl (Randy Oglesby), who has been seen as the boyfriend of Frances (Linda Gehringer). Elsewhere, religious zealot Guillermo Ortiz (Saïd Taghmaoui) continues to kill people who see the pattern yet do nothing about it. | |||||||
16 | 3 | "Enemy of My Enemy" | Sanford Bookstaver | Rob Fresco | February 15, 2013 | 2ATG03 | 2.56[17] |
Calvin messages Martin an address where they will meet. Martin asks Trevor's advice and is made a journalist of his news syndicate, not only as a cover but also as a job. Calvin tells Martin he should also talk to an Aster Corps international sales employee Mallory Kane (Audrey Marie Anderson) that has also become disenchanted with the company. However, Mallory has been captured on the border of Pakistan and is about to be taken to a remote prison, possibly on orders from Aster Corps. Meanwhile, Jake helps Lucy track down another connection to Amelia. A military soldier informs them that his mother, who had a gift similar to Amelia's and Jake's, had been killed. Lucy and Jake talk to the soldier's aunt. She had witnessed the attack and tried to fight off the assailant by stabbing him in the neck. The grieving aunt, Jake and Lucy are helped by Nazim Farzat (Sanjay Chandani), a passing driver who is later revealed to be the contact Martin needs to free the trapped employee. Lucy then shows Martin a group photo with her and Amelia that Jake had found. In the photo's background is Guillermo Ortiz with a scarred neck. Lucy knows he is the one who killed the mother and fears for Amelia's and Jake's safety. Calvin arrives home to greet his mother Frances and Amelia, asking her if she is ready to work. | |||||||
17 | 4 | "Perfect Storm" | Nelson McCormick | Jennifer Johnson | February 22, 2013 | 2ATG04 | 2.51[18] |
Martin, not entirely trusting Calvin, has a GPS device implanted on Calvin's computer. This action reveals that Calvin has Amelia, who is shown to be wired to a pachinko machine to predict its results. After previously being told by Martin to not go to the police, Lucy goes to the police about Amelia. However, she is perceived by them to be crazy. Jake's popularity at school grows, leading Soleil to announce they are a couple. Ortiz goes to Martin and Jake's old address and is confronted by Avram, who calls him an "enemy of the 36". | |||||||
18 | 5 | "Eye to Eye" | Milan Cheylov | Barry O'Brien | March 1, 2013 | 2ATG05 | 2.90[19] |
Martin, Lucy and Jake are spotted by one of Calvin's men who is told to follow them. Martin later subdues the man but is forced to release him before getting any information. At the news syndicate, Martin informs Trevor about Jake and Amelia's gift. When Martin makes it known that Amelia is kidnapped and Jake could be in danger, Lucy needs persuading to not venture out on her own. Jake later plays with Soleil while her grandfather Carl is nearby. Jake manages to get Carl's cell phone and calls Amelia. He punches in the code 8877 and she knows its meaning. Both later meet and Martin and Lucy soon arrive, but Amelia is whisked away by Calvin's man and Frances. Trevor later tells Lucy that Calvin's foundation has bought a loft in town. She stakes out the place and Calvin arrives. She runs him down with her car. Meanwhile, Ortiz confesses his murderous ways to a priest in Mexico and admits to being one of the "36". Ortiz later kills the priest for not absolving him of his crimes. | |||||||
19 | 6 | "Broken" | Matt Earl Beesley | Karyn Usher | March 8, 2013 | 2ATG06 | 2.60[20] |
Fearing the missing Lucy has gone to the police, Martin and Jake prepare to move out. Jake tunes all radios to 89.2 but hears static every time. Amelia hears a sermon on her radio and tells Frances: "They're coming." Someone knocks on their door. Trevor informs Martin about giving Lucy Calvin's address. Alone, he goes to the address but no one answers when he knocks. Inside, Calvin and Lucy make a deal. He'll give her Amelia, if she delivers Jake to him. She agrees and he gives her an address. She collects Jake, leaves Martin a note and goes to the meeting. Martin arrives to retrieve Jake and condemn Lucy for thinking such a thing. However, all three still wait for Calvin. Jake tunes the radio again and hears the same sermon. The three see a radio tower and arrive at a house with Frances' car outside. Inside, they find Calvin. Someone has killed his mother and taken Amelia. Meanwhile, while hiking in Arizona, Ortiz comes across a man who asks him to kill him. Once a pediatric surgeon, the man had caused a boy's death. Ortiz burns pictures of those he's killed himself, takes the doctor to safety and continues his trek. He later arrives in the hills above Los Angeles. | |||||||
20 | 7 | "Ghosts" | Seith Mann | David Eick | March 15, 2013 | 2ATG07 | 2.22[21] |
Lucy intends to set out on her own and search for Amelia. Martin promises to continue the search, as Jake secretly puts Martin's phone in her bag. Martin heads to BreakWire, and Lucy receives a call that Martin's retired soldier friend Dutch (Keith David) will be there. She realizes she has the phone and takes it to him. Ortiz also arrives at the building, cuts the power and kills a few people, including Reuben and Dutch. He is hunting Jake. Amelia telepathically communicates with Jake, and he realizes he can also do this. He does the same with Ortiz. Jake knows Ortiz has correlated the murders he has committed to his wife's and son's deaths, which happened on Jake's birthday. The communication causes Ortiz to pause. Martin is able to shoot Ortiz, but he manages to escape again. | |||||||
21 | 8 | "Reunions" | Roxann Dawson | Brynn Malone | March 22, 2013 | 2ATG08 | 2.79[22] |
Amelia telepathically communicates with Jake who then leads Martin and Lucy to Calvin. Calvin is trying to locate his former friend Tony, whom he feels is responsible for his mothers death, under the direction of Aster Corps. Meanwhile, Jake attaches himself to a revealing brain scanner. The scan provides more information about Amelia's whereabouts, as well as a way for Calvin to finally communicate with his brain-damaged brother (David Hoflin). Armed with leads to Amelia's location, Martin and Lucy infiltrate a secret Aster Corps facility to find her. The mother and daughter reunion is brief, as they are spotted and Lucy sacrifices herself to let Amelia escape. | |||||||
22 | 9 | "Clockwork" | Nelson McCormick | Carol Barbee | March 29, 2013 | 2ATG09 | 2.37[23] |
Jake gives Martin a picture of Philip Green, who is on death row for a triple murder. With the execution in a matter of hours, Martin rushes to the prison to look for answers, but Green won't reveal anything unless he is reunited with his estranged daughter — Dr. Kate Gordon (Annie Wersching). Martin then learns Philip had murdered Aster Corps employees who had sought his device—the cipher—that would contact the Thirty-Six. Green reunites with Kate, but is still executed. Martin finds out about Lucy's death from Trevor. | |||||||
23 | 10 | "Two of a Kind" | Michael Waxman | Rob Fresco | April 5, 2013 | 2ATG10 | 2.29[24] |
After hearing that only Lucy's body was found in a car at the bottom of a ravine, Martin surmises that Amelia is still alive. She visits Jake and tells him Ortiz is still alive and coming for him. She also believes that, if Martin finds her, he will turn her over to the police. Jake uses the cipher, which reveals the numbers 10262000 — Jake's birthday. At Amelia's insistence, he shows the numbers to Martin, who asks Trevor to use BreakWire's resources to learn more about the number. Feverish, Jake speaks his first words to Martin: "Find him." Martin believes he speaks of Ortiz. Elsewhere, Ortiz searches for Dr. Nell Plimpton (Samantha Whittaker), whom we first saw in the pilot episode and who is one of the righteous "36" who has been seen with an artifact covered in hieroglyphs. Meanwhile, Calvin Norburg meets with Aster Corps CEO Nicole Farington (Frances Fisher), who introduces him to the first quantum computer in an attempt to woo him back to the company. The computer has decoded a 90-sequence number, the "God Sequence". Ortiz follows Nell to a university that Jake and Amelia have sneaked into in order to look at the artifact. Martin arrives and helps Nell escape Ortiz, who believes he is a complete failure and slices his own throat. Martin later tells Avram that Ortiz mentioned a "nest of seven" before he died. At home, Martin promises Amelia to find her father and thanks Jake for finding her, calling her a part of the family. | |||||||
24 | 11 | "Accused" | Adam Kane | Barry O'Brien | April 26, 2013 | 2ATG11 | 2.22[25] |
Martin believes he may have found a police investigator whom he could trust in Detective Lange (Mykelti Williamson). He tells Lange the entire story of his long running struggle to keep Jake, Amelia, and Lucy safe from Aster Corps. Martin also hands Lange a paper with the number "3021" marked on it by Jake. Martin explains to Lange that this number should be a sign to him of the way Jake uses numbers. After Farington shows Calvin the studies that Aster Corps is performing on six of the 36, under the guise of helping them with sleep disorders, Calvin agrees to return to the company. Meanwhile, Aster Corps attempts to frame Martin with the murder of Lucy (whom they had in fact murdered themselves). Detective Lange is forced to arrest Martin based on the frame-up evidence provided to him by Aster Corps, but Calvin posts Martin's bail. Calvin then reveals he knows that Aster Corps was behind his mother's murder, and he is seeking revenge. Jake and Avram attempt to persuade Dr. Robert McCormick (Bernard White), one of the 36, to leave Aster Corps' treatment program, but so far have failed. Some men in a van observe Avram in this attempt and abduct him, but Jake gets away with his father. | |||||||
25 | 12 | "Fight or Flight" | Milan Cheylov | Brynn Malone | May 3, 2013 | 2ATG12 | 2.19[26] |
Dr. McCormick, in view of Martin and Trevor, suffers a seizure and dies. Calvin discovers that the sleep "treatments" are burning up the patients' frontal lobes. Calvin also overhears Farington trying to get an accountant to "cook the books" for the company, but the man refuses. She admits to Calvin that Aster Corps has $40 billion in losses due to bad investments and acquisitions, and that the news is close to going public. This explains her haste in getting the predictive sequence revealed. Trevor goes undercover as a sleep patient, and with Jake's help (via cell phone and number "53"), he is able to meet the qualifications and get admitted. He discovers that Dr. Nell Plimpton, despite Martin's warnings, has returned to the center and is starting to exhibit the same symptoms that McCormick had before he died. Calvin sees through Trevor's ruse, knowing that only Jake could have provided the test results, and he helps Martin save Dr. Plimpton. Trevor manages to get proof of Aster Corps crimes back to Detective Lange, just as Martin's car is intentionally broadsided, knocking him unconscious. Aster Corps thugs take both Jake and Amelia from the car. | |||||||
26 | 13 | "Leviathan" | Nelson McCormick | Tim Kring | May 10, 2013 | 2ATG13 | 2.42[27] |
Jake and Amelia are taken to a ship and are greeted by Farington. At the hospital, Martin wakes to discover Jake and Amelia were not in the car with him when the paramedics arrived. He and Trevor find a pair of gloves in his wrecked car and take them to the police, where they by using Jake's latest number "318" identify one of them as Joseph Tanner (D. B. Sweeney). At that time, a judge revokes Martin's bail, but Lange lets him go free. Elsewhere, Avram finds himself held captive by a rabbi (Ron Rifkin) of his sect, for meddling with the 36. The rabbi explains that transpiring events will either result in the end of the world or the sequence being made public. He also shows Avram the completed sequence. On the ship, Dr. Linus (Leland Orser) prepares to induce comas on both Jake and Amelia when they attempt escape, with Calvin's help, but all are caught. Trevor and Martin discover Tanner's recorded conversations with Farington, including one in which Farington orders the hit on Lucy. He is tortured and reveals the children's location. The tests, which complete the sequence, are begun on the children. Amelia convulses. In her alternate reality, she tells Jake that she is "losing her ability" and that she must leave, which Jake interprets that she is dead. Martin arrives at the ship, shoots Dr. Linus in the leg, and revives Jake. Calvin rescues Amelia, who is nearly dead. Farington attempts to call security, but Martin tells her to turn on the television. All of her illicit activities have been broadcast worldwide, including her conversation commanding Lucy to be killed. Federal agents and the police arrive to arrest everyone responsible. Calvin discovers his brother is dead at the hospital and is subsequently arrested by Lange. Avram admits to the rabbi that he was wrong to meddle, and is allowed to go free. The rabbi is seen marking Amelia's name out of a book which lists the 36, knowing her ability is gone. Martin's life must now resume. He tells Amelia that he will do all he can to find her father, but for now she is part of their family. Before departing, Avram gives Martin the amulet Guillermo used and says that, until Jake is old enough, Martin is the protector of the 36. |
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External links
- Official website
- List of Touch episodes at the Internet Movie Database
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