Jamestown - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Episode 1
Jocelyn proves nothing can hold her back and Silas's new life forces Alice to make a terrible decision.

Episode 2
Henry and Winganuske clash when their daughter falls ill, while a rebellious boy arrives in town and Meredith takes an instant shine to him. To spite Yeardley, Jocelyn forges a relationship with the Pamunkey.

Episode 3
Maria devises a plan that could secure a new life for her and Pedro, while Silas jeopardises his place with the Pamunkey when he goes after Yeardley, and Jocelyn realises that Willmus thinks she is corrupt.

Episode 4
An extraordinary creature transfixes the town and a race to capture the beast ensues, while Silas must face the consequences of his attack on Yeardley. Elsewhere, Opechancanough makes a bold political move and Jocelyn finally weakens the unfathomable Willmus.

Episode 5
Disaster looms for Pedro and Maria and Silas is tested by Chacrow's move to Jamestown. Jocelyn goes all out to get the truth from Willmus.

Episode 6
Pedro seeks revenge; Willmus challenges James Read about his past; Jocelyn realizes she must take matters into her own hands if she wants to see Yeardley overthrown.

Episode 7
Jocelyn's adventure on the river tests friendships and leaves lives hanging in the balance, while Maria and Temperance work together to manipulate Yeardley. When the Sharrows become embroiled with a notorious Powhatan warrior, their actions prove disastrous.

Episode 8
Mercy and Pepper bring joy to the town, but the Sharrows' rivalry reaches breaking point. Jocelyn gives Yeardley one last challenge, which will alter both their futures, while Opechancanough initiates an audacious plan that will change Jamestown for ever.
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