Abe is eager to get to Washington, while Rogers finds himself a new job.

Abe returns from New York. Andre prepares to put on a play. Washington supports Arnold through his injury. Caleb and Ben work with Sackett on developing their operations. Rogers heads for New Jersey as the Kings Royal Messenger.

Ben and Abe find a better form of communication and discuss new plans with Anna. Caleb and Rogers get into an altercation while on their missions. Andre has an intesting time at the Shippens. Abe plays checkers with Townsend in New York. Written by joe raimo

Judge Woodhul confronts Abe about his mission for Major Hewlett. Ben learns important information from multiple sources. Abe has dinner with Townsend and his Father in New York. Simcoe returns to Setauket.

Anna takes action when learning of Abe's capture. Ben and Caleb struggle to come up with a new plan. Simcoe pushes himself back into Anna's life. Andre gains vital intelligence. Mary speaks her mind to Judge Woodhull.

Washington has anxieties about an illness he believes he has. Major Hewletts tale of capture is finally revealed. Abe fights to survive his own capture.

Caleb and Ben plan to free Abe from his capture in New York. Major Hewlett must survive the wild to make his way back to Setauket. While planning his next attack, Washington is told that an alliance with the French is imminent. Andre and Peggy receive unfortunate news on their status in Philadelphia when a visitor comes unannounced. Written by Joe Raimo

Tensions between Major Hewlett and Simcoe reach a critical point. Abe gets released from captivity and searches for Townsend. Arnold makes quite the impression on the Shippens. Back at Valley Forge, Ben tries to protect Washington from an internal threat. Written by Joe Raimo

Simcoe and the Queens Rangers are forced to leave Setauket. Abe and Anna face a difficult decision about Major Hewlett. In Philadelphia, Arnold's courtship for Peggy becomes excessively persistent. Ben and Caleb head the attack at the Battle of Monmouth. Washington plays his cards close to his chest. Written by Joe Raimo