V Morgan is Dead - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Welcome to the Sixth Floor
V, Unraveled
Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Walking Dead Girl
Thorns
V settles in to her not-so-spacious space at The Sixth Floor. V and her sister Penny are visited by a mysterious and sexy stranger.
Dinner Date
Things get a little crazy and then a little cozy after some wine. V gets insipration to crack the code of her first assignment's token.
Safety Net
The Rose
V makes a connection, and marks her assignment by adding to her "collection."
Working Girl
V gets it in her mind to take on a job back in real life. Busy times as V is also off to a start on her second assignment.
Don't Trust the Handbook
Oh, Jenna and your little handbook! V continues to work her assignment her own way, but with troubling results.
Risky Business
V's sharp-eyed tattoo mentor comes to the rescue and leads V to a meeting in a dark alley with an even darker figure.
Company Woman
V hears Will's appeal, and watches one of her own personal connections fall apart.
How to Get Fired
When her second assignment takes an unexpected turn, V makes a decision that could break the timeline.
Loose Lips Sink Ships
Shane meets the other man in V's life. A new token launches the third and final assignment of V's probation with The Sixth Floor.
Shane's My Sidekick
Andrew does a little digging of his own, and we learn why Jenna isn't a Fixer. V's third assignment takes flight.
Reunions
Things are finally coming together and V is hitting her stride. Will a surprise appearance tear it all down again?
Where There's a Will
When Will meddles with V's family, V turns again to Shane for support. Andrew brings upsetting news.
Night Errors
The Sixth Floor is on high alert. Old friends are reconnected over V's efforts to save her own tribe.
Erase Me
V and her team find unexpected support from a Sixth Floor lifer. V makes a deep connection with her father.
Long Live V Morgan
Benson and V meet for her probationary review. It's not just her life on the line.
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