Season 3

This article is a summary of Pursuit's third season.

Season Summary
After a series of events occur, Michael and his friends unwillingly travel back in time to the 1950's, where they try to blend in with members of the United States Army and find a way back home.

Main Plot Points
Season three primarily focused on the main characters' journey through time, their time undercover with the Army, and their eventual last attempt to return home. Major plot points included:
 * Michael, Frank, Joe, Dr. Steinberg's, and Emerson's journey through time in the season premiere, as well as the aftermath of their time leaping
 * The main characters being forced to pose as members of the U.S. Army in 1952, because of the fact that the main characters cannot change anything that has happened in the past, (due to the Novikov self-consistency principle)
 * The international conflict that arises between the Russians and the U.S. in the Underworld while the main characters are present
 * The conflict that arises due to the return of Marcus, and Abram's plan for all of them
 * The realization by the main characters that they must attempt to return home using Station 22's teleporter before the bombs fall in 1952.

Trivia

 * This is the first and only season that does not feature any main character flashbacks.
 * During "A Leap Of Faith," Emerson disappears from the rest of the group while time leaping. While the other main characters travel to a random time period, Emerson is sent to 1950, where he would live there for two years. In 1952, the main characters would arrive to that time period, with Emerson still living with the U.S. Army. While all of this occured in only around a few minutes for the rest of the main characters, two years has gone by for Emerson, making him two years older than the last time the main characters had seen him. This was caused by a discrepancy in the space-time continuum.
 * While the main characters are leaping through time in "A Leap Of Faith," they travel to the year 1740 and encounter Abram inside The Sanctuary. It is obvious that this younger version of Abram does not recognize the main characters, (except for when they time traveled to 1025 earlier in the episode, when Abram was a child.) Abram asks them if Jason sent them, to which Joe replies, "Who's Jason?" This was an example of foreshadowing, (when writers drop hints about plot points that will come later in the story) as Jason, nor the Sanctuary, were explained or revealed until the last two episodes of the season.
 * This season takes place over the span of 9 days.