The Fugitive (2000)
Season 1
TV-14
The Fugitive is a remake of the 1963 TV series of the same name that aired for one season on CBS between October 6, 2000 and May 25, 2001. It stars Tim Daly as Dr. Richard Kimble, Mykelti Williamson as lieutenant Philip Gerard, and Stephen Lang as Ben Charnquist.
Where to Watch Season 1
22 Episodes
- PilotE1
PilotForced to flee, Dr. Richard Kimble pursues the only man who can prove his innocence, the One-Armed Man. Lt. Gerard tracks Kimble to Miami, where Kimble has innocently become entangled in a construction scheme that could cause someone their life, and Kimble the chance to bring his wife's killer to justice. - The Hand of a StrangerE2
The Hand of a StrangerKimble tracks the one-armed man, Fred Johnson, to Savannah, Ga., where all of his money is stolen by a man, Garrett Davis, desperate to help his wife who has Parkinson desease, but he and Kimble find a way to help each other. In the meantime, Lt. Gerard has flashback of his wife's accident in which she died. Kimble is forced to fight for his life again when he confronts the one-armed man in his hotel room. - GuiltE3
GuiltDr. Kimble, now in Manchester, South Carolina, assumes the identity of Raymond Lee Pettiford and gets a job at a bar. In his first day at his new work, a group of high school boys walk in asking for liquor. Kimble says no and everything ends up in a fight. One of the boys is Zach Lardner, the sheriff's son. The sheriff is doubtful about who actually started the fight and is suspicious about Jesse, the other bartender who came from Detroit after 18 months in prison. In an attempt to get back at Jesse, Zach and a friend steal the waitress's car to blame Jesse for it so he can go to back to jail. But Zach speeds too much getting a cop after him. They speed up and the officer crashes and dies. Jesse is arrested for being the main suspect, and Sheriff Lardner investigates Kimble. Meanwhile, Gerard is trying to get some evidence that might lead him to the one-armed man. But he is still after Kimble, and a fax with Kimble's face is sent to South Carolina. Jesse sees it and hides it before anyone sees it. Sheriff Lardner tries to get his son's fingerprints, and Zach confesses that he is the one who stole the car, not Jesse. Jesse is released, and thanks Kimble for his help. - Far from HomeE4
Far from HomeNow in Charleston, South Carolina, Kimble is still after the man who murdered his wife. This time, Kimble got a job at a hotel using his fake ID (Ray Petterford). He meets a pregnant woman named Mia while doing his laundry, and accidentally finds her wallet. Trying to be a good person, Kimble calls her house and tells her husband he found it. Her husband goes to the hotel after Kimble, thinking his wife is sleeping with him. After making a scene, Kimble realizes that he has to save Mia from her abusive husband and runs away with her. When their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, an officer stops by offering help, and Richard gets nervous and screams at Mia saying they don't need any help. Meanwhile, Gerard tells Richard's lawyer that the man Kimble says is the murderer has been dead for several years. Helen's father urges Gerard to get Kimble. Kimble and Mia find a mechanic who will fix their car, and while waiting, Mia sees Kimble's picture on the paper. She calls the police. Her husband arrives and accidentally gets his leg perforated while fighting with Richard. The cops arrive and Dr. Kimble has to decide wether to run or save the man's life. He decides to save him, and the police take him to the hospital. Kimble manages to run away from it with the help of a regretted Mia. Once again, Dr. Richard Kimble has managed to escape the police. - DrRichardKimble.comE5
DrRichardKimble.comWhile trying to hide from local police in Myrtle Beach, S.C., Kimble meets Chuck Brixius, an ultra-shy computer nerd who has developed an intricate website dedicated to proving Kimble's innocence. On the run, Kimble's physical condition worsens and he begins seeing beautiful visions of Helen, his beloved deceased wife. Defenseless, Kimble must muster the strength to go on, as Lt. Gerard quickly closes in. - LagniappeE10
LagniappeKimble is in New Orleans after evidence that the one-armed man is not dead. He tries to pass as his brother to obtain medical records of his death, but two hospital workers catch him using a fake id. In order to obtain the files, he now has to pay them bribery. Kimble reconsiders an offer to work at an illegal clinic on the back of a herbal medicine store. There he is able to show his medical skills, and soon develop a romantic environment with the clinic's ^doctor^, Nettie. Nettie's boyfriend is a cop and doesn't like Kimble at all, so he forces him to go away. In the last minute a woman rushes into the clinic needing a cesarean, and Kimble must choose between his freedom or helping the unborn child. Before leaving town, Kimble makes one last stop at the hospital to buy the one-armed man's files, and finds out he had a wife. - New Orleans SaintsE11
New Orleans SaintsKimble comes upon the piteous Renee while rescuing her from an apparent mugging in New Orleans. Renee thinks her husband is dead, and Kimble learns that her assailant was an insurance investigator looking into the $100,000 settlement she collected. Kimble comes clean about who he is, but when the one-armed man returns to town, the motives of everyone become clear. - SafekeepingE12
SafekeepingKimble's peaceful life with Nathan, a kindly farmer in Topeka, Kan., and his daughter, Mallory, is disrupted when Mallory's mother, a recovering alcoholic, returns to reclaim her family. Meanwhile, Vasick taps the phone of Kimble's lawyer, tipping him off to Kimble's location. Gerard, who as a result of his Internal Affairs investigation learns of this, must get to Kimble ahead of Vasick. - And in That DarknessE13
And in That DarknessNow in Memphis, Tennessee, Kimble is taken away by the police while sleeping on a public bench. He's admitted into a psychiatric institution, where he's diagnosed as schizophrenic. While planning on how to escape from the clinic he meets Grace, a former pianist who's suffering from depression. Kimble sees the true causes of her illness and modifies her medication prescription in order to help her come back to her normal mental status. That raises suspicion on Kimble, and before the doctor has a chance to send his picture to Gerard, Kimble escapes. Meanwhile, Gerard decides not to let his career end just because he shot Vasick. He discovers incriminating evidence on the people who are trying to destroy him, while struggling with his wife's death. He reveals the story of his wife's murderer, who got away from prison due to bribery of judges and attorneys. - Past PerfectE14
Past PerfectIn Aurora, Illinois, with the help of the new task force, Gerard discovers that Kimble has been communicating with his old prison cellmate, Steve, and his mother, Delores via the USA Today personal ads. Unaware that Steve and Delores are the same people who helped Kimble elude Illinois police blockades and Gerard's clutches months earlier, Gerard plants misleading information about the one-armed man in Steve's prison, knowing that Steve will get his mother to alert the fugitive. As Gerard waits for the man he's desperately hunted for almost a year, an unknowing Kimble heads right for the trap.
