GBI Special Agent Will Trent manages to thwart a bioterrorism attack with the help of law enforcement’s finest – including GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner, Bradford County Sheriff Caleb Roussard, Special Agent Faith Mitchell, and Detectives Michael Ormewood and Angie Polaski.
Alas, not everyone makes it out of Season 3 unscathed.
When Amanda (Sonja Sohn) and Angie engage in gunfire with members of Founders Front, Amanda takes a bullet to the sternum. She survives surgery, but doctors say that the next 48 hours are “critical.” Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin), meanwhile, still hasn’t been able to schedule a CT scan at the VA, and he ends Tuesday’s finale on the floor of his kitchen, mid-seizure, as Faith calls for an ambulance.
In happier news, Angie has not had a workshop. Will joins his ex for her first sonogram, but leaves as soon as baby daddy Seth arrives, at which point our title character makes his way over to Amanda’s hospital room to be with his “family.”
Also this week: Caleb recalls “the most amazing weekend” of his life with Lucy Morales – a weekend that culminated in Will’s conception. But Caleb swears to Will that he didn’t know Lucy was pregnant. “I wanted to marry her from the second I saw her,” he says. “I tried to call her, I wrote letters, I never heard anything back. I figured, ‘She doesn’t want anything to do with me.'” Caleb, however, is determined to make up for lost time with the son he never knew he had, and invites Will over to meet to his wife and kids.
Below, co-showrunners Liz Heldens and Daniel Thomsen break down the Season 3 finale and offer early intelligence on Will Trent Season 4, which will air on ABC in 2026.
