- "They gave me a mission, and what's my biggest accomplishment of the week? I convinced my son to take another cat-scan. Though somehow I don't think that's what they had in mind."
- ―Tom Baldwin
| "Wake-Up Call" | |
|---|---|
| Series The 4400 Season 2, Episode 1 | |
| |
| Air date | June 5th, 2005 |
| Writers | Ira Steven Behr; Craig Sweeny |
| Director | Leslie Libman |
| Producers | Ira Steven Behr; Scott Peters; Maira Suro |
| Starring | Joel Gretsch; Jacqueline McKenzie; Mahershalalhashbaz Ali; Laura Allen; Patrick Flueger; Chad Faust; Conchita Campbell; Billy Campbell |
| Episode guide | |
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"Wake-Up Call" is the first episode of season two of The 4400 and the sixth episode overall. Directed by Leslie Libman, it first aired on the USA Network on June 5th, 2005. This episode introduces the characters of Tess Doerner and Kevin Burkoff (played by Summer Glau and Jeffrey Combs respectively), who will remain as supporting characters throughout the duration of the series. In this episode, a year's worth of time has passed since the events in season one. Tom Baldwin returns to NTAC, but not as an active agent. Diana Skouris wades through a sea of inept partners until she finally reconnects with Tom and convinces him to become a field agent again. Additionally, she formally adopts Maia Rutledge. Meanwhile, Richard and Lily are still on the run from Jordan Collier and are doing their best to provide proper care for their newborn infant Isabelle.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Samantha Ferris | Nina Jarvis |
| Richard Kahan | Marco Pacella |
| Summer Glau | Tess Doerner |
| Kavan Smith | Jed Garrity |
| Jeffrey Combs | Kevin Burkhoff |
| Rob LaBelle | Nicholas Clayton |
| Jordan Lasorsa-Simon | Isabelle Tyler |
| Graeme Duffy | Brady Wingate |
| Michael Ryan | David Sumlin |
| Patricia Harras | Carol Sumlin |
| Avery Tiplady | Peter Sumlin |
| Sean Carey | Doug Avery |
| Kaj-Erik Eriksen | Danny Farrell |
| Charles Napier | Reverend Josiah |
| Jody Thompson | Devon |
| Hiro Kanagawa | Agent Park |
| Bill Mondy | Agent Hubbard |
| Julian Christopher | Judge Biederman |
| Jase-Anthony Griffith | Arlo |
| Grace Bauer | Joanne |
| Sean Tyson] | Gabriel |
| Clint Carleton | Owen |
| Dawn Chubai | Newscaster |
| Chelah Horsdal | Jeanine |
| Haili Page | Carrie |
| Sean Devine | P.J. |
| Lisa Marie Caruk | Gwen |
| Nick Misura | Store owner |
| Trevor Roberts | Mechanic #1 |
| Noah Beggs | Mechanic #2 |
| Darryl Quon | Orderly |
| Winnie Hung | Sick woman |
Notes & Trivia[]
- This episode is included on The 4400: The Complete Series and disc 1 of The 4400: The Complete Second Season DVD collections.
- Two-part episode.
- Production code number 201A and 201B.
- First appearance of the 4400 Center.
- First appearance of Nina Jarvis.
- First appearance of Isabelle Tyler.
- First appearance of Tess Doerner and Kevin Burkhoff.
- First appearance of Brady Wingate.
- First appearance of P.J.
See also[]
External Links[]
- "Wake-Up Call" at AMG
- "Wake-Up Call" at IMDB
- "Wake-Up Call" at TV.com guide
- "Wake-Up Call" at TV Rage.com
