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The following is a list of episodes for the Canadian drama series Flashpoint, which is airing on CTV in Canada and was on CBS in the United States before changing networks part way through the fourth season to ION Television. Its first episode was aired on July 11, 2008.

Flashpoint follows the lives of several operators working for an elite police tactical unit known as Strategic Response Unit, which is called in by regular police to resolve situations beyond their control.

In December 2011, only nine of the 13 episodes produced during the series' first season had been aired in North America, although all 13 episodes had been aired by New Zealand's TVNZ (TV2) as of December 10, 2008. In North America, the four remaining episodes of Season 1 were aired in January and February 2009; in North America, CBS and CTV initially billed these episodes as part of Season 2, rather than as part of their intended season, Season 1, as was done in international markets.

Eighteen new 2009 episodes were ordered by CTV and CBS (the original 13 ordered by CTV on August 25, 2008 plus 5 additional episodes that were ordered on November 19, 2008). The first nine of these new episodes, combined with the four holdover episodes from 2008 were aired as Season 2 in North America. The remaining nine episodes, although originally filmed for Season 2, were aired as "Season 3" beginning September 25, 2009 in Canada (CTV), however CTV later corrected their online episode guide to report the seasons as produced rather than initially aired. The correction also holds for the DVD releases of "Season 2, Volume 1" and "Season 2, Volume 2". The last nine episodes of Season 2 began airing on June 4, 2010 in the United States (CBS) and were shown in a different order from their original broadcast on CTV. CBS, however, is erroneously referring to these episodes as "Season 3". A 13-episode third season was produced in Toronto from January to May, 2010 and began airing in July 2010 on both CTV and CBS.

The fourth season of Flashpoint premiered July 8, 2011 on CTV. The fifth season of Flashpoint, which will bring it to 80 episodes, was announced by Bell Media on June 1, 2011.[1]

Season 5 began filming in 2012.[2]

In the following tables, the episodes are listed by their official seasons per CTV episode lists and Canadian DVD releases, and include the original airdates in North America. Note that in a few instances Flashpoint episodes have been broadcast out of their production order by CTV, CBS, and ION.

[edit] Series overview

Season Episodes Originally aired DVD releases
Season premiere Season finale Canada UK Australia
1 13 July 11, 2008 (2008-07-11) February 13, 2009 (2009-02-13) October 13, 2009 (2009-10-13)[3] April 13, 2009 (2009-04-13)[4] April 16, 2009 (2009-04-16)[5]
2 18 February 27, 2009 (2009-02-27) November 20, 2009 (2009-11-20) November 19, 2010 (2010-11-19)[6] N/A March 4, 2010 (2010-03-04) (Part 1)[7]
April 15, 2010 (2010-04-15) (Part 2)[8]
3 13 July 16, 2010 (2010-07-16) February 6, 2011 (2011-02-06) May 25, 2011 (2011-05-25) N/A May 19, 2011 (2011-05-19)[9]
4 18 July 8, 2011 (2011-07-08) December 13, 2011 (2011-12-13) N/A N/A N/A
5 18 October 18, 2012 N/A N/A N/A N/A

[edit] Episode list

[edit] Season 1 (2008–2009)

№ # Title Directed by Written by Canadian air date Production
code		 Canadian viewers
(million)
1 1 "Scorpio" David Frazee Stephanie Morgenstern & Mark Ellis July 11, 2008 (2008-07-11) 101 1.11[10]
Team One has to deal with a disturbed man who has just murdered his estranged wife who has now taken a woman hostage outside of an office building. However, the situation only gets worse when his son arrives on the scene, and Ed Lane is forced to use lethal force. Meanwhile, new team member Sam Braddock arrives. 
2 2 "First in Line" David Frazee Stephanie Morgenstern & Mark Ellis July 18, 2008 (2008-07-18) 102 0.908[11]
A dying girl desperately needs a heart transplant. When her father (guest star Henry Czerny, Gemini Award winner for this role) receives notification that a donor heart is available, only to discover the heart will be given to someone else because of a mix-up, he takes a hospital wing hostage, demanding that his daughter receive the transplant. Lead negotiatior Greg Parker must confront his own feelings to talk the man down before the heart is irreparably damaged. 
3 3 "The Element of Surprise" David Frazee Stephanie Morgenstern & Mark Ellis July 24, 2008 (2008-07-24) 106 1.086[12]
A group of undercover narcotics officers require the SRU's assistance to help arrest a major drug dealer. The situation is complicated when an ex-junkie arrives in the dealer's apartment and the undercover officer is shot. 
4 4 "Asking for Flowers" Clark Johnson Tassie Cameron July 31, 2008 (2008-07-31) 108 1.216[13]
When a cop is being held hostage by an enraged family member, the team has to set aside their own feelings to resolve the situation. However, the tables turn when the hostage may not be who the team thinks. 
5 5 "Who's George?" Holly Dale Adam Barken August 7, 2008 (2008-08-07) 107 1.300[14]
An infamous bank robber known as the Monday Morning Robber takes hostages in a city bank when the police are alerted to his heist. Team One learn that he is not the Monday Morning Robber, but a former employee who was laid off. Unable to provide his wife with the care her debilitating Alzheimer's demands, he seeks revenge against the person who fired him. Guest star Nicholas Campbell nominated to a Gemini Award for this role. 
6 6 "Attention Shoppers" Holly Dale Tracey Forbes August 14, 2008 (2008-08-14) 103 1.186[15]
Tasha Redford (guest star Sarah Gadon, nominated to a Gemini Award for this role) is an awkward 16-year old with a chronically alcoholic mother and the target of an intimidation campaign by a gang of local girls lead by Brianna Tulley (guest star Kristin Fairlie) after she complained about an attempted rape. When Brianna inflicts a vicious and humiliating "uglying-up" on Tasha at a local shopping mall, she accidentally shoots one of the gang members. The SRU is called and Jules chases Tasha to an outdoor advertising tower where she must talk Tasha down. 
7 7 "He Knows His Brother" Stephen Surjik Adam Barken August 21, 2008 (2008-08-21) 105 1.177[16]
A teenager escapes military school to save his younger brother from their abusive father, but when the father ends up shot, the father's reputation as a reputable lawyer may shift the blame to his son. The teenager uses survival tactics learned at military school to evade the SRU, and Parker must reach out to his brother before his increasingly-dangerous methods kill someone. 
8 8 "Never Kissed a Girl" Charles Binamé Esta Spalding September 11, 2008 (2008-09-11) 109 1.289[17]
A young man named Michael Jamison (guest star Mpho Koaho, nominated to a Gemini Award for this role) holds Ed and a Court Officer hostage and demands to see the lead prosecutor who send him for prison for rape and murder, a crime he did not commit. The SRU tries to safely rescue their colleague and arrest Michael without any losses by looking into the prosecutor's conviction record, discovering that he had leaked details of high-profile cases to inmates in order to secure convictions. 
9 9 "Planets Aligned" Kelly Makin Tracey Forbes September 18, 2008 (2008-09-18) 110 1.456[18]
Team One is called in to lead the search for and rescue a young girl kidnapped from her home. While on the job they learn that one of the abductors is a teen girl (guest star Tatiana Maslany, Gemini Award winner for this role) who went missing herself eight years earlier and has been indoctrinated by her abductor not to trust the police. 
10 10[19] "Eagle Two" Stephen Surjik Tassie Cameron January 9, 2009 (2009-01-09) 104 1.269[20]
The SRU is assigned to a protective detail for a VIP and his wife at a business forum when a bomb is set off. They realise that the bomb is a distraction set off by a group of Chilean protestors so that they can kidnap the VIP's wife. The kidnapping turns to horror when the wife is found alive with a remote-controlled collar bomb around her neck, with the Chileans demand that the VIP confess to crimes at a mine in South America. Colm Feore and Wendy Crewson guest stars. 
11 11[19] "Backwards Day" Eric Canuel Esta Spalding January 16, 2009 (2009-01-16) 112 1.741[21]
A distraught wife (guest star Kristin Booth, nominated to a Gemini Award for this role) holds a woman she suspects is having an affair with her husband hostage at knifepoint in the couple's suburban house. The woman swears she is not involved with the husband, but the wife refuses to believe her and demands she tell her everything. Tension mounts on the team, too, when Parker orders Ed to run the command post from the truck, rather than be in the field, because he believes Ed's exhaustion is causing him to lose focus. The mission gets more difficult, however, when the hostage admits she is pregnant with her captor's husband's child. 
12 12[19] "Haunting the Barn" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern January 23, 2009 (2009-01-23) 111 1.279[22]
Danny Rangford, an SRU veteran (guest star Ron Lea, nominated to a Gemini Award for this role) locks himself in a room at SRU Headquarters to commit suicide. Ed is called in to talk Danny down when it is discovered that he is Ed's former teacher. Now retired from active duty, Danny feels guilty over the death of a young boy nearly twenty years previously. 
13 13[19] "Between Heartbeats" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern & Tassie Cameron February 13, 2009 (2009-02-13) 113 1.292[23]
The city is held hostage by a sharpshooter who takes control of city hall, and SRU is called in to end the standoff. Team One learn that the shooter is deliberately missing his targets and that he has a grudge against Ed Lane. They learn the shooter is Petar Tomasic, the son of the man Ed shot at First York Plaza in "Scorpio" and a war-trained sniper in his own right. When Tomasic shoots Jules, Ed risks his life to capture him. The stand-off ends with Jules fighting for her life and Tomasic being shot by Sam. 

[edit] Season 2 (2009)

№ # Title Directed by Written by Canadian air date U.S. air date Production
code		 Canadian viewers
(million)
14 1 "Business as Usual" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern February 27, 2009 (2009-02-27) February 27, 2009 201 1.339[24]
Three men (Hugh Thompson, nominated to a Gemini Award for this role, Greg Spottiswood, and Peter MacNeill) who recently lost their homes to bank foreclosures take the CEO of their mortgage society hostage. While Ed and Sam search for the shooter, Parker tries to talk down the third man, who has doused himself in gasoline and is threatening to immolate himself on live television if his demands are not met. The situation is resolved peacefully, with all three men standing down. Meanwhile, Parker must find a replacement for Jules while she is recovering from her gunshot wound, finally settling on Donna Sabine (Jessica Steen). 
15 2 "The Fortress" Eric Canuel Ian Weir March 6, 2009 (2009-03-06) March 6, 2009 202 1.367[25]
Two children, their Russian nanny and a neighbor are taken hostage when they walk in on a group of thieves in the children's home. The SRU comes in to negotiate, but the standoff escalates when Mischa, the leader of the thieves, kills one of the hostages when he feels the SRU are not taking him seriously. The situation is resolved with two of the thieves standing down, but the SRU is left with no choice but to use lethal force against Mischa. Guest star Ona Grauer was nominated for a Gemini Award for this role. 
16 3 "Clean Hands" David Frazee Adam Barken March 13, 2009 (2009-03-13) March 13, 2009 203 1.350[26]
Team One is tasked with protecting a serial killer who has confessed to his crimes and is now returning to Canada. The party is attacked and Sam is taken hostage by a victim's father looking to take the law into his own hands. In order to negotiate Sam's release, Parker makes a call to leave the killer in the hands of a transit agent who is looking for revenge of her own. Donna is forced to shoot the agent before she can kill her target. Kari Matchett and Peter Outerbridge guest stars. 
17 4 "Aisle 13" Stephen Surjik James Hurst April 3, 2009 (2009-04-03) April 3, 2009 204 1.346[27]
Two teenagers find themselves with hostages when their attempted robbery of a supermarket goes badly. Parker is able to reach out to one of the boys to end the situation peacefully. Dewshane Williams and Jesse Wheeler guest star. 
18 5 "The Perfect Family" Eric Canuel Adam Barken & John Callaghan April 10, 2009 (2009-04-10) April 10, 2009 205 1.339[28]
A young woman gives her son up for adoption, but when her boyfriend re-enters her life, they decides they want the child back and kidnap him from his adoptive family and demand a lawyer to find a way to end the adoption. Realising that she cannot care for the baby, the young woman contacts Team One and attempts to end the situation herself. Recognising the young man's pain at never having a family of his own, Parker begins negotiations, but is put in a position where he can save either the baby or the father. He is able to return the child to its adoptive family, but the young man jumps to his death. Guest star Laurence Leboeuf was nominated for a Gemini Award for this role. 
19 6 "Remote Control" Charles Biname Russ Cochrane April 24, 2009 (2009-04-24) April 24, 2009 206 1.277[29]
A young man is persuaded by his half-brother to use his position at an electronic bank to end his half-brother's gambling debt. However, as soon as the transaction is completed, his half-brother reveals that a Mexican gang has kidnapped the young man's pregnant wife and is demanding $500,000 in exchange for her life. Team One lets the stand-off play out long enough to find the gang and rescue the woman from her captors. 
20 7 "Perfect Storm" Holly Dale Tassie Cameron May 1, 2009 (2009-05-01) May 1, 2009 207 1.365[30]
A student (Calum Worthy) brings a gun to school to carry out revenge attacks against some bullies who humiliated him in front of the whole school. The situation is complicated when a local police officer on-scene believes the boy has killed his son, and goes looking for revenge of his own. Parker leads the SRU's efforts to calm the boy and defuse the situation with the help of a student close to the boy. But just as the stand-off ends, the distraught father arrives on-scene and shoots the boy. The boy survives while the father is arrested. Alexia Fast guest star. 
21 8 "Last Dance" Charles Biname Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern May 8, 2009 (2009-05-08) May 8, 2009 208 1.149[31]
When Laura, a woman (Kathleen Munroe) finds out that she has a brain disease, she decides to end her own life. Her fiancé Even (Luke Kirby) promises her one night where they will do whatever she wants before administering a fatal overdose of morphine. After skipping out on a restaurant bill and robbing a pawn shop, they take hostages at a wedding reception where they plan on killing themselves after one last dance. Team One convinces them to stand down, promising that they will be able to spend their time together before Laura dies. 
22 9 "Exit Wounds" David Frazee Russ Cochrane May 15, 2009 (2009-05-15) May 15, 2009 209 1.223[32]
A young boy, Mattie (Jahmil French), is shot after witnessing a local gang killing. His brother Derek (K.C. Collins) takes him to a hospital, but the gang pursue them, intent on killing any witnesses to the crime. The SRU arrive on-scene and must stop Derek and the gang from killing one another. Derek surrenders, but Mattie is convinced that there are more gang members looking for him and they will only back down if he kills them first. 
23 10 "One Wrong Move" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern & James Hurst September 25, 2009 (2009-09-25) June 4, 2010 210 1.882[33]
A series of bomb threats are made by an environmentalist extremist group. Team One have just ninety minutes to end the threat, and reach out to the surviving members of a dormant extremist group for help. While Spike disarms one bomb, Lou accidentally steps on a landmine while approaching the second. While the SRU locate the bomber - revealed to be the daughter of the original extremists - Spike attempts to save his friend. Lou convinces Spike to leave before taking his weight off the mine, knowing that Spike will only endanger himself. Lou is killed in the explosion, and Team One must deal with the loss of one of their own. 
24 11 "Never Let You Down" Ken Girotti James Hurst & Shelley Scarrow October 2, 2009 (2009-10-02) June 11, 2010 211 1.575[34]
The SRU unit must rescue a young woman (Joanna Douglas) from a delusional man (Brian Markinson) who insists she is his missing daughter. Jules persuades him to let her go. Team One's newest recruit, Leah Kerns (Olunike Adeliyi), has been seconded to the SRU in the wake of Lou's death. 
25 12 "Just a Man" Holly Dale Riley Adams October 9, 2009 (2009-10-09) July 9, 2010 212 1.342[35]
A prison riot begins during a parole hearing where Anton Burrows (Roger R. Cross), a man convicted for murder is once again denied parole after a statement made by his victim's daughter (Sarena Parmar) and wife. Burrows takes them as hostages to protect them from the other prisoners during the riot. As the SRU attempts to defuse the situation, Ed is convinced that Burrows - a friend from his time before joining Team One - means the hostages no harm. Spike discovers that the riot is not an attempted break-out, but an uprising by one prison gang against another. Burrows protects the women throughout the riot, and they promise him they will speak on his behalf at his next parole hearing. 
26 13 "Custody" Paul A. Kaufman Bob Carney October 16, 2009 (2009-10-16) June 25, 2010 213 1.642[36]
After winning custody of his children in court, a man (Alan Van Sprang) takes his wife's lawyer hostage and leaves Team One searching for answers. Jules discovers that the children have been kidnapped and their mother (Kathleen Robertson) is unaware of their disappearance. Ending the stand-off in the lawyer's office, the SRU realise that the mother conspired with her boyfriend and her lawyer's assistant to stage a parental abduction and escape to Ireland. 
27 14 "Coming to You Live" Charles Biname Ian Weir October 23, 2009 (2009-10-23) July 2, 2010 214 1.560[37]
A radio talkshow host (guest star Michael Riley, Gemini Award winner for this role) is hunted down by the SRU when he takes a politician hostage and threatens to kill the man live on air if he does not confess to being a murderer. The talkshow host believes his hostage used his family's money to cover up a drunk driving accident that left a young man dead. The politician admits to staging the scene of the crime, but only to protect the real driver, the young man's girlfriend. 
28 15 "The Farm" Eric Canuel Story: Ian Weir
Teleplay: Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock		 October 30, 2009 (2009-10-30) June 18, 2010 215 1.871[38]
Police arrest a woman for robbing a rural convenience store. The SRU, however, has her released when she tells them she ran away from a small community known as The Farm after hearing plans of an attempt to commit murder on its residents. Ed and Jules enter The Farm and discover that it is a cult, but Ed is captured by their leader, Charles. He learns that Charles has cancer and is planning on making poison gas to kill everyone living at The Farm because he believes that he cannot protect them from the outside world once he dies. The SRU rescue the residents, but Charles commits suicide. 
29 16 "You Think You Know Someone" David Frazee Adam Barken November 6, 2009 (2009-11-06) July 30, 2010 216 1.816[39]
Parker is lured into a trap after being called away on undisclosed personal business. Ed leads Team One to track him down, finding a meth lab on the waterfront. Parker's captors demand that he reveal a secret from his time as a homicide detective, or else they will kill him. Parker's secret concerns an eight year old girl named Hayley, whose mother died during a shootout when Parker and his colleagues served a warrant on her home. Parker's captors are convinced that he shot Hayley's mother and then covered up the truth and has been taking care of Hayley out of guilt, but Team One learn that Hayley accidentally shot her own mother, and that his care of her helped him recover from his alcoholism. 
30 17 "The Good Citizen" Tim Southam Peter Mitchell November 13, 2009 (2009-11-13) July 23, 2010 217 1.771[40]
Robert Cooper, an anti-drug advocate, takes the law into his own hands when his brother overdoses on cocaine. Team One follow a trail of injured drug dealers to try and stop Cooper before he kills someone. They follow him to the Steele brothers, two rich men who started dealing drugs when they were cut off by their family. Cooper surrenders to the SRU, and the Steele brothers are taken into custody. Meanwhile, Wordie and Leah clash when Leah comments that the neighbourhood is a bad one, unaware that Wordie grew up in it. 
31 18 "Behind the Blue Line" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern November 20, 2009 (2009-11-20) July 9, 2010 218 1.589[41]
Team One are called into a hockey arena that is scheduled for demolition when shots are fired inside. The subject is Darren Kovacs, a former soldier suffering from survivor's guilt after his friends were killed in Afghanistan. Kovacs has returned to the arena because it is the only place he feels comfortable. Sam uses his experiences at war to try and talk Kovacs down, but Kovacs takes Spike hostage, leaving Ed with no choice but to shoot him. Sam is torn between his belief that he could have talked Kovacs down and his shared experiences of Afghanistan, leading him to question his place on the team. 

[edit] Season 3 (2010–2011)

№ # Title Directed by Written by Canadian air date U.S. air date Production
code		 Canadian viewers
(million)
32 1 "Unconditional Love" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern July 16, 2010 (2010-07-16) July 16, 2010 301 1.334[42]
A planned raid on an escaped convict sees the man take a teenage boy and a baby hostage at a drive-in motel. Team One raid the room and end the stand-off, but the teenager inexplicably vanishes. Discovering a hidden trapdoor leading to a sewer and a cache of information that suggests the teenager is a serial killer, Ed leads Sam and Wordie in an effort to stop the boy before he kills someone. However, Parker and Jules discover more information about the boy that suggests he is not a psychopath, but has Asperger's syndrome. Meanwhile, Ed clashes with his younger brother, Roy, who ignored Ed's order not to approach the situation and got his partner killed. 
33 2 "Severed Ties" Holly Dale Treena Hancock & Melissa R. Byer August 6, 2010 (2010-08-06) August 6, 2010 302 1.452[43]
Two children are abducted by a woman wielding a knife (Kelly Rowan) with no apparent motive. The SRU learn that she has recently been released from prison and is looking to reclaim her children, who were put into foster care when she was convicted. However, the girls were legally adopted while she was in prison, and she has no legal claim to being their mother. When one of the girls has an allergic reaction, the woman takes hostages in a drug store, demanding that they treat her daughter and that the SRU allow her to leave with her daughters. Parker appeals to her maternal instincts to end the siege. 
34 3 "Follow the Leader" David Frazee James Hurst August 13, 2010 (2010-08-13) August 13, 2010 303 1.267[44]
Team One are tipped off to a white supremacist group who are planning a spate of bombings against immigrants across the city. They are able to apprehend most of the members, but three bombers escape and the SRU must find them before their bombs are detonated. One is caught before he can plant his bomb, but his capture alerts his friend, who announces his intention to detonate his bomb to a busy office building. While Sam and Jules try to talk him down, Ed and Wordy chase the group's leader, who has planted the third and final bomb with the girlfriend of the man who alerted the police. Sam and Jules convince the bomber to give up moments before his bomb detonates, while Ed disarms the third bomb. The leader is taken into custody, but the young men reject his teachings. 
35 4 "Whatever It Takes" Holly Dale Grame Manson August 20, 2010 (2010-08-20) August 20, 2010 304 1.558[45]
The SRU respond to an abduction of a high school student, Carlton, but he flees once he has been rescued. He is spotted on the roof of his school the next day, threatening to jump. Parker approaches him and the SRU learn of a disturbing culture of silence and abuse in the boy's basketball team. Distraught that the kidnapping has left his friend suicidal, a second basketball player takes the coach hostage as revenge. After talking Carlton out off jumping, the SRU enlist his help to stop his friend. 
36 5 "The Other Lane" Erik Canuel Bobby Theodore September 3, 2010 (2010-09-03) September 3, 2010 306 1.508[46]
When the Team responds to a "shots fired" call, they discover Ed's brother, Roy, is deeply involved with an arms dealer. Suspended from duty and suspected of stealing $100,000 from an evidence locker, Roy has infiltrated the arms dealer's operations as a buyer to prove he is a good officer and to get revenge against the man who sold the gun that killed his partner in "Unconditional Love". Roy leads Ed and the SRU to the heart of dealer's operations, but is forced to break his cover to save Jules. The arms dealer shoots Roy, before being shot in turn by Sam. Roy survives as he was wearing a bullet-proof vest. Ed admonishes his brother for being stupid, but also shows him respect for his initiative. 
37 6 "Jumping at Shadows" Kelly Makin Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern September 10, 2010 (2010-09-10) September 10, 2010 308 1.607[47]
Alexis, a grade-school girl who has built a relationship with a 911 operator over the course of a series of false alarms appears to be threatened with a real kidnapping that sees her mother shot. When more shots are fired in front of the assembled police and SRU, Team One learns that the girl and her family are federally-protected witnesses after Alexis saw her a friend murdered by three corrupt police officers, who are now in pursuit. When her mother is in hospital and her father taking one of the corrupt officers hostage, Alexis believes she is left alone in the world. Longing for friends of her own and wanting to finally stop running, she is confronted by one of the officers in a playground before he is shot by Greg Parker. Meanwhile, Greg's son Dean comes to the station. 
38 7 "Acceptable Risk" David Frazee Pam Davis September 17, 2010 (2010-09-17) September 17, 2010 309 1.800[48]
Team One become the subject of an investigation into their handling of a horrific spree killing at business party held in a city museum. Facing criticism for taking thirty-seven minutes to bring the situation under control (when similar situations had been contained within fifteen minutes), the team recount their actions. Initially suspecting it was a random killing, more and more evidence emerges that the killings are targeted. The perpetrator is a woman distraught at her husband's death from an allergic reaction to the binding agent in a drug made by the business hosting the party. When her attempt to force the company to change the drug with a lawsuit fails, she decides to take revenge, killing everyone involved in the case. Meanwhile, Ed discovers that the investigating agent is on a witch hunt as she blames Parker for her partner's death when he joined the SRU. 
39 8 "Collateral Damage" Kelly Makin Aaron Brindle January 4, 2011 (2011-01-04) May 6, 2011 (2011-05-06) 305 1.595[49]
After his wife testifying on his behalf at his murder trial doesn't go as planned Frank McCormick (Jonathan Scarfe) finds himself in a prisoner transport van with a fellow prisoner who has an escape planned. Team One initially focuses on the prosecuting attorney as Frank's likely target for revenge. In a desperate attempt to restore his wife's (Cara Pifko) trust in him, Frank uses his escape to try and prove the evidence presented at his trial is faulty. After capturing the other prisoner and his accomplice Team One change their focus to Frank's wife as the most likely target which in turn leads them to Frank having taken hostage the coroner (Barbara Eve Harris) who performed the autopsy on his daughter. As the standoff ends Ed gets word that his wife is on the way to the hospital due to complications from her pregnancy. 
40 9 "Thicker Than Blood" David Frazee Andrea Stevens January 11, 2011 (2011-01-11) May 13, 2011 (2011-05-13) 307 1.524[50]
What looks like a man anxious to withdraw a large sum of money from his own account turns into a bank robbery. Team One discovers that the man whose identity was stolen by the bank robber has been kidnapped and a ransom of $40000 is demanded before a bone marrow donation will be done to save the life of a child with leukemia. 
41 10 "Terror" Érik Canuel Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock January 18, 2011 (2011-01-18) June 3, 2011 (2011-06-03) 311 1.396[51]
On Jules' day off, a man with a handgun holds patrons hostage in a restaurant. The suspect is convinced that there is a terrorist bomb about to go off and demands the presence of the restaurant owner (who is of Arab descent) who is accused of being the lead terrorist. The SRU interviews the owner who admits donating to a charity that was later discovered to be a front for terrorism money laundering, however the federal investigation concluded that the owner was not connected to any terrorists. The SRU also finds that the suspect is schizophrenic which combined with recent terrorism news coverage heightens his suspicious. 
42 11 "No Promises" Charles Binamé Russ Cochrane January 25, 2011 (2011-01-25) May 20, 2011 (2011-05-20) 310 1.584[52]
When a police car transporting prisoners crashes with a bus the prisoners escape to the bus with the unconscious officer's gun. When the police officer responding to the crash is shot, the SRU is called to the scene. When the driver of the car involved in the crash is identified as Sgt. MacCoy from 52 division Spike is desperate to rescue his mentor. With the bus on fire the prisoners and Sgt. MacCoy flee. Until report of a police officer carjacking a woman is received Spike believes Sgt. MacCoy is a hostage. When it is revealed that he pulled rank to get the prisoner transfer and that he insisted upon doing it without a partner Spike has a hard time accepting that his former mentor and training officer is involved with corruption, drug dealers, and an attempted gang execution because he was so devoted to taking care of his recently deceased wife and troubled daughter. 
43 12 "I'd Do Anything" Helen Shaver Pamela Davis & Bobby Theodore February 1, 2011 (2011-02-01) June 10, 2011 (2011-06-10)[53] 312 1.342[54]
Jackie (Rachel Blanchard) was caught skimming credit card data and is now working as a snitch on her boyfriend Alexander Carson's (Tim Rozon) operation cloning high limit credit cards of big spenders all over the city. When Jackie reports that the in-person meeting between her boyfriend and Mark Griffin, a big player in data theft who is looking to buy the operation, is going to happen that night at Carson's club Detective Merry Danner (Natalie Brown) from the financial crimes division works with Team One to shut them down. Carson's best friend Tom (Richard Chevolleau) inadvertently ruins Team One's plan to contain the bust when he unlocks the interior door to the room where the deal is going down. In the confusion Carson and Jackie escape, forcing Tom to come with them. While waiting for a delivery of money from his off-site office Carson questions who told the police about the meeting. When Tom accuses Jackie of being the snitch a fight breaks out and Carson shoots Tom. Team One catches up with Carson and Jackie at the airport as they were about to escape on a plane that had already been chartered as the return flight for Mr Griffin. All the while Ed is struggling with an ultimatum from his wife. 
44 13 "Fault Lines" (Part 1) David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern February 6, 2011 (2011-02-06) June 17, 2011 (2011-06-17)[55] 313 1.317[54]
Team One has to figure out who has it in for them when a military psychologist (Victor Garber) with the reputation of being a 'team breaker' is brought in to run their routine psych evaluations. Meanwhile, one team member's life is on the line after a case of bad timing results in their being shot more than half a dozen times away from the team. 

[edit] Season 4 (2011)

The fourth season of Flashpoint premiered on July 8, 2011. In the U.S. the show will move from CBS to Ion Television after "Shockwave".[56]

№ # Title Directed by Written by Canadian air date U.S. air date Production
code		 Canadian viewers
(million)
45 1 "Personal Effects" (Part 2) Kelly Makin Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern July 8, 2011 (2011-07-08) July 8, 2011 401 1.369[57]
Team One races to find Ed's shooter, while his wife has problems delivering their baby. The culprit turns out to be a man married to a military wife under duress from drug groups based in Toronto, who plan on smuggling drugs through military channels from Afghanistan. Team One pulls off a risky move to capture the culprit. Afterwards, Dr. Toth (Victor Garber) clears Team One for duty, but to remain under probation. 
46 2 "Good Cop" John Fawcett Michael MacLennan July 15, 2011 (2011-07-15) July 15, 2011 402 1.508[58]
Team One has to protect a cop who was responsible for incidentally shooting a teenager and was cleared of all charges. But the boy's father incites a mob, demanding justice for his son's death. But the event soon turns to violence and a desire for vengeance. 
47 3 "Run, Jaime, Run" Kelly Makin Ian Weir July 22, 2011 (2011-07-22) July 22, 2011 403 1.537[59]
The team goes after a corporate robber who streams his robberies on the Internet and has thousands of followers. However, the robber plans on making a "grand finale", unaware that he's being duped by the stepson of a philanthropist, posing as a teenage girl, into assassinating his neglectful father. 
48 4 "Through a Glass Darkly" John Fawcett Andrew Wreggitt July 29, 2011 (2011-07-29) July 29, 2011 404 1.430[60]
Team One investigates the abduction of a mother and her daughter. 
49 5 "The Better Man" David Frazee Michael MacLennan August 5, 2011 (2011-08-05) August 5, 2011 405 1.254[61]
During a drug bust, one member of Team One struggles with a secret that could jeopardize their career. The situation becomes worse when the officer undercover in the drug cartel becomes too emotionally involved with the cartel leader's girlfriend and refuses help from Team One. 
50 6 "A Day in the Life" Jim Donovan Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern August 12, 2011 (2011-08-12) August 12, 2011 406 1.406[62]
A new recruit, Raf (Cle Bennett), replaces Wordy on traditionally one of the toughest days of the year for hostage and suicide situations - Valentine's Day. And Team One has to split up to diffuse three cases: a suicidal widower; a mom holding her daughter's manager of a strip club hostage; and a recently-fired gunman who is obsessively infatuated with his boss. Greg directs the saving of the last victim who later shows an implied romantic interest in him. 
51 7 "Shockwave" David Frazee Larry Bambrick August 19, 2011 (2011-08-19) August 19, 2011 407 1.313[63]
Spike must leave his dying father's bedside to help Team One defuse their largest bomb threat yet. But two smaller bombs go off, trapping Spike, Raf, Sam and six other civilians underground. Spike then discovers a complex chemical bomb determined to produce a bigger explosion. Turns out, the culprit is one of the civilians trapped underground, determined to get revenge after the research and development firm he worked for framed him for selling out company secrets when their stock dropped. Spike is able to intuitively figure out that the code for deactivating the bomb is the bomber's mother's name converted into numbers. 
52 8 "Grounded" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern September 19, 2011 (2011-09-19)[64][65] October 18, 2011[66] 412 1.536[67]
Team One is called when a group of armed hijackers force a passenger jet plane to land. As Parker tries to negotiate with the increasingly desperate criminals, the rest of Team One faces an almost impossible task – how to storm the plane without someone getting killed. With the help of brave passenger Holly McCord (Melanie Scrofano), the team races to find a solution, before hijacker Sandra Moore (Joanne Boland) carries out her deadly threats. 
53 9 "The War Within" David Frazee Daniel Godwin & Michael MacLennan September 27, 2011 (2011-09-27) December 13, 2011 (2011-12-13) 408 1.349[68]
Team One responds to a panicked 911 call: a masked gunman is threatening a group of teenagers in the Don Valley ravine and has abducted Joe Stanick (Luke Bilyk). But it turns out this gunman was no stranger to the youths. Joe was the author of a viral video prank that “outed” a fellow student, Ryan Bell (Tom Stevens), triggering humiliation at school, and an explosive confrontation with his parents. Now, Ryan's engaged in a desperate and violent journey, hoping to win back his parents' acceptance. Ed faces a sensitive suicide intervention that hits a bit too close to home… and Parker, inspired by Ryan’s struggle, gathers his own courage to speak the truth to the woman he loves. 
54 10 "The Cost of Doing Business" David Frazee Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern October 4, 2011 (2011-10-04) October 25, 2011 409 1.309[69]
When a ransom drop goes wrong, Team One is drawn into the dangerous world of “express kidnapping” and the nightmare of a woman haunted by the brutal experience of captivity. Meanwhile, Greg finds out about Sam and Jules' secretly renewed relationship. 
55 11 "Wild Card" Brett Sullivan Karen Walton October 11, 2011 (2011-10-11) November 1, 2011 (2011-11-01) 410 1.263[70]
A gambling-addict mother (Camille Sullivan) under duress from a loan shark who owes money to the local crime boss, Harvey Micks, is forced to play her life away. 
56 12 "A New Life" Kelly Makin Adam Barken November 1, 2011 (2011-11-01) November 8, 2011 (2011-11-08) 411 1.293[71]
After a shooting on Donna Sabine's wedding, Team One speculates that the attacks are retaliation made by the local crime family, the Logans, on Donna's former undercover team. But in actuality, the Logans are targeting their family members after their names are accidentally leaked by Donna's former partner. Worse, the Logan matriarch commands her partner to kill her newly-wedded husband. 
57 13 "A Call to Arms" Érik Canuel Alex Levine November 8, 2011 (2011-11-08) November 22, 2011 (2011-11-22) 413 1.215[72]
A Chinatown gang called the Golden Dragons kidnaps a widower to force his daughter to give out the names of the various store owners building up evidence on their extortion rackets. 
58 14 "Day Game" Kelly Makin Aubrey Nealon November 15, 2011 (2011-11-15) November 29, 2011 (2011-11-29) 415 1.191[73]
Team One races to Fletcher Stadium, where a knife-wielding robber has taken a hostage. When a security guard tries to be a hero, the situation turns bloody. As it turns out, the guard, Gill Collins (Aaron Douglas), revealed to have been an ex-cop who applied for SRU, had set up the robbery in an attempt to make himself a hero. With that plan failed, he takes Greg hostage, blaming him for his fall from grace. 
59 15 "Blue on Blue" Stefan Pleszczynski Adam Barken November 22, 2011 (2011-11-22) December 6, 2011 (2011-12-06) 416 1.229[74]
Spike responds to a distress call from Sam’s sister and suddenly finds himself held at gunpoint by her criminal ex-boyfriend. Meanwhile, Team One responds to shots fired at a metro depot where two men have broken in to rob it. 
60 16 "Team Player" Kelly Makin Michael MacLennan November 28, 2011 (2011-11-28) January 10, 2012 (2012-01-10) 414 1.452[75]
Team One defuses an explosive conflict at a high-security psychiatric hospital, only to find that a young patient, Charlie (guest star Rossif Sutherland) has escaped, bent on confronting his former best friend about a hidden secret. As is turns out, Charlie, who was hospitalized for incidentally pushing a classmate to his death for bullying him, took the fall for his friend, who was the real culprit. And now his friend is poised to move out of town without clearing his name. 
61 17 "Priority of Life" David Frazee Mark Ellis, Stephanie Morgenstern & Alex Levine December 6, 2011 (2011-12-06) January 17, 2012 (2012-01-17) 417 1.317[76]
A laboratory filled with deadly anthrax samples is broken into and hostages are taken. Meanwhile, Parker is asked to resign or face suspension for keeping Sam and Jules’ relationship a secret. Victor Garber returns as Dr. Toth. 
62 18 "Slow Burn" Kelly Makin Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern December 13, 2011 (2011-12-13) January 24, 2012 (2012-01-24) 418 1.208[77]
During the season four finale, Team One races to a hospital when Fire Captain Simon Griggs (guest star Dylan Neal) interrupts the attempted murder of a badly burned firefighter. When they corner the suspect, the team learns he’s behind a series of deadly fires in the neighbourhood. Meanwhile Fire Captain Simon Griggs is forced to make a horrific choice – one that pushes him to the edge of revenge and suicide. Parker, wrestling with his own decision about his future on Team One, must convince this broken man to live. 

[edit] Season 5 (2012)

Flashpoint has been renewed for a fifth season, no premiere date has been announced yet.

№ # Title Directed by Written by Canadian air date U.S. air date Production
code		 Canadian viewers
(million)
63 1 "Broken Peace" Mark Ellis & Stephanie Morgenstern 2012 (2012) 2012 503
 
64 2  ()
 
65 3  ()
 
66 4  ()
 
67 5  ()
 
68 6  ()
 
69 7  ()
 
70 8  ()
 
71 9  ()
 
72 10  ()
 
73 11  ()
 
74 12  ()
 
75 13  ()
 

[edit] U.S. Nielsen ratings

The following is a table for the United States ratings, based on average total estimated viewers per episode, of Flashpoint on CBS.

[edit] Season 1 (2008-2009)

Season 1 - (CBS)
# # Title U.S. air date Rating/share
(18-49)		 Viewers
(millions)
1 1 "Scorpio" July 11, 2008 1.9/6[78] 8.13
2 2 "First In Line" July 18, 2008 1.5/6[79] 7.11
3 3 "The Element of Surprise" July 24, 2008 1.7/5[80] 6.73
4 4 "Asking for Flowers" July 31, 2008 1.8/6[81] 7.64
5 5 "Who's George?" August 7, 2008 2.1/6[82] 7.17
6 6 "Attention Shoppers" August 14, 2008 1.6/4[83] 6.31
7 7 "He Knows His Brother" August 21, 2008 1.9/5[84] 7.29
8 8 "Never Kissed a Girl" September 11, 2008 2.2/6[85] 8.55
9 9 "Planets Aligned" September 18, 2008 2.6/7[86] 9.66
10 10 "Eagle Two" January 9, 2009 2.2/6[87] 10.06
11 11 "Backwards Day" January 16, 2009 2.3/7[88] 10.38
12 12 "Haunting the Barn" January 23, 2009 2.4/7[89] 10.21
13 13 "Between Heartbeats" February 13, 2009 1.9/6[90] 8.86

[edit] Season 2 (2009-2010)

Season 2 - (CBS)
# # Title U.S. air date Rating/share
(18-49)		 Viewers
(millions)
14 1 "Business As Usual" February 27, 2009 1.9/6[91] 9.17
15 2 "The Fortress" March 6, 2009 2.0/6[92] 9.80
16 3 "Clean Hands" March 13, sometimes spike lives then dyes 1.9/6[93] 9.40
17 4 "Aisle 13" April 3, 2009 1.8/6[94] 8.64
18 5 "The Perfect Family" April 10, 2009 1.9/6[95] 9.72
19 6 "Remote Control" April 24, 2009 1.6/5[96] 8.18
20 7 "Perfect Storm" May 1, 2009 2.1/7[97] 9.57
21 8 "Last Dance" May 8, 2009 1.8/6[98] 8.64
22 9 "Exit Wounds" May 15, 2009 1.8/6[99] 8.42
23 10 "One Wrong Move" June 4, 2010
24 11 "Never Let You Down" June 11, 2010 1.2/5[100] 6.72
25 12 "Just a Man" July 9, 2010 1.1/4[101] 5.81
26 13 "Custody" June 25, 2010 1.1/4[102] 5.60
27 14 "Coming To You Live" July 2, 2010 1.1/4[103] 5.60
28 15 "The Farm" June 18, 2010
29 16 "You Think You Know Someone" July 30, 2010 1.1/4[104] 5.71
30 17 "The Good Citizen" July 23, 2010 1.2/4[105] 6.06
31 18 "Behind the Blue Line" July 9, 2010 1.2/4[106] 6.10

[edit] Season 3 (2010-2011)

Season 3 - (CBS)
# # Title U.S. air date Rating/share
(18-49)		 Viewers
(millions)
32 1 "Unconditional Love" July 16, 2010 1.1/4[107] 5.76
33 2 "Severed Ties" August 6, 2010 1.2/4[108] 6.23
34 3 "Follow the Leader" August 13, 2010 1.2/4[109] 6.52
35 4 "Whatever It Takes" August 20, 2010 1.3/4[110] 6.40
36 5 "The Other Lane" September 3, 2010 1.0/3[111] 5.86
37 6 "Jumping at Shadows" September 10, 2010 1.1/4[112] 6.09
38 7 "Acceptable Risk" September 17, 2010 1.2/4[113] 6.15
39 8 "Collateral Damage" May 6, 2011 1.1/4[114] 6.94
40 9 "Thicker Than Blood" May 13, 2011 1.3/5[115] 7.64
41 10 "Terror" June 3, 2011 1.1/5[116] 6.90
42 11 "No Promises" May 20, 2011 0.9/3[117] 6.71
43 12 "I'd Do Anything" June 10, 2011 1.0/4[118] 6.01
44 13 "Fault Lines" June 17, 2011 0.8/3[119] 5.93

[edit] Season 4 (2011)

Season 4 - (CBS, Ion)
# # Title U.S. air date Rating/share
(18-49)		 Viewers
(millions)
45 1 "Personal Effects" July 8, 2011 1.2/5[120] 6.37
46 2 "Good Cop" July 15, 2011 1.2/5[121] 6.13
47 3 "Run, Jaime, Run" July 22, 2011 1.2/5[122] 6.34
48 4 "Through a Glass Darkly" July 29, 2011 1.2/5[123] 6.80
49 5 "The Better Man" August 5, 2011 1.1/4[124] 6.33
50 6 "A Day in the Life" August 12, 2011 1.1/4[125] 6.18
51 7 "Shockwave" August 19, 2011 1.0/4[126] 5.85
52 8 "Grounded" October 18, 2011 0.6/2[127] 1.30
53 9 "The War Within" December 13, 2011
54 10 "The Cost of Doing Business" October 25, 2011
55 11 "Wild Card" November 1, 2011
56 12 "A New Life" November 8, 2011
57 13 "A Call to Arms" November 22, 2011
58 14 "Day Game" November 29, 2011 0.4/2[128]
59 15 "Blue on Blue" December 6, 2011

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