The Librarians - Season 1
Season 1
Four ordinary people with extraordinary talents who discover that they have been selected by Flynn to work for The Library, an ancient fellowship of knowledge and heroism. The quartet travels the world investigating strange occurrences, battling ancient conspiracies and protecting the innocent from the dangerous, secret world of magic.
Episodes
The Librarians and the Crown of King Arthur
Someone is killing off potential Librarians and it's up to Flynn Carsen and his new Guardian, Colonel Eve Baird, to save the three that are left.
The Librarians and the Sword in the Stone
The Serpent Brotherhood is trying to return magic to our world. Flynn, Colonel Baird, and the potential Librarians must stop them before it's too late.
The Librarians and the Horns of a Dilemma
The Librarians' first solo mission hits a snag when Baird loses the others in a mysterious Labyrinth that magically exists below the skyscraper of a modern corporation.
The Librarians and Santa's Midnight Run
When the Serpent Brotherhood wants to kill Santa, the Librarians must rescue him and help him accomplish the true, secret purpose of Christmas.
The Librarians and the Apple of Discord
When the dragons sleeping beneath the earth threaten to awaken and wreak havoc around the world, Flynn returns to help find their hidden treasure.
The Librarians and the Fables of Doom
The Librarians travel to a town where fairy tales are coming to life - and attacking.
The Librarians and the Rule of Three
When a group of competitive high-school students start undercutting each other with witchcraft, the Librarians have to intercede before disaster destroys them all.
The Librarians and the Heart of Darkness
The Librarians encounter the House behind the legend of ALL haunted houses and set out to destroy it.
The Librarians and the City of Light
Missing-person investigation uncovers what appears to be an alien invasion in a small rural town.
The Librarians and the Loom of Fate
When Dulaque changes the course of Fate, Baird starts moving through alternate timelines, each showing the changing destinies of the Librarians - and her own inevitable doom.
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