Fortunate Son - Season 1
Season 1
Fortunate Son is a spy drama set in the social and political chaos of the late 1960s.
Episodes
Fortunate Son
Ruby Howard helps a young Vietnam war deserter cross the border into Canada.
Chimes of Freedom
The Committee works to free the jailed peace protesters as Ralph and his new girlfriend Destiny take matters into their own hands.
All Along the Watchtower
Ruby struggles to connect with her children who both seem unreachable to her. Travis helps a new deserter to cross the border but discovers he knows something of Travis' troubled past. Ruby tries to comfort a distraught Ralph.
Eve of Destruction
Ruby throws herself into the California primary campaign for Robert Kennedy. Travis is invited back to the Howard house.
For What It's Worth
A brokenhearted Ruby makes a phone call she will regret; Travis is forced to choose which side he's on.
White Rabbit
Travis' mysterious disappearance raises suspicions within the Committee and in the Howard house.
Ruby Tuesday
Travis reappears at the Howard house. Someone from Ruby's past arrives and puts the Howard family at risk.
Suspicious Minds
Ruby and Ted's marriage faces its final test. Travis is forced to reveal the truth about himself.
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