Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Despite getting married on a drunken binge in Las Vegas with someone she just met, everyone agrees that Sgt. Pat Kinsella's new husband, Lee, is a great guy and a perfect fit for her. But as her new life becomes a reality, she is feeling anything but settled. With Dean Donaldson, Chucky Manson and Casper Jakes by her side, Coach re-examines her life choices and makes a decision that will affect them all.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Dean and Chucky drop in unexpectedly on Coach in Prince Rupert, only to find her living with her husband Lee, whom she married on a whim in Las Vegas. Turns out Lee is a wonderful guy and Dean and Chucky are happy to be invited to the "real" wedding Coach's family is pressuring her to have, But as the family wedding date gets closer, Coach has second thoughts about her life with Lee.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Upon receiving a call for help from Dean, Chucky drives to Sudbury ON only to find himself caught in the trouble that was chasing Dean. The two decide to escape by driving cross-country to catch up with Coach in Prince Rupert BC, who they assume is just as bored and unsettled as they are.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Chucky feels compelled to attend the funeral of a soldier he met through an anonymous web-chat site for veterans. When he attempts to give his condolences to the soldier's grieving widow, he gets pulled into solving a murder - mystery in the Alberta oil sands.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Dean reluctantly returns home to Sudbury and gets caught up in some unfinished family drama. To help settle previous debts, he gets involved in some illegal activities that threaten to land him in jail, or end up killed.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Dean is avoiding returning to his family in Sudbury, and takes up an offer from Sgt. Jakes and Lt. Petrovsky to join them on a sun and party-filled week in Mexico. When he arrives in Guelph, he discovers that the offer has been a ruse: Jakes, now clean and sober, and Petrovsky really intend to effect an intervention on him.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Sergeant Casper Jakes returns home to Guelph, still grieving for Hannah Crowe, and having become addicted to ativan as a means of softening the edge of his anxiety. But his addiction is growing worse, underscored by alcohol dependancy. And the effects are beginning to manifest themselves...from hallucinations to uncharacteristically erratic behaviour. A chance phone call to Lt. Petrovksy results in a sudden, last ditch intervention to save Jakes from self-destruction.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Chucky Manson is still trying to settle into a comfortable niche in Sydney, all anchored by his deepening affection for Amanda. But as she points out to him, he hasn't even begun to reintegrate into 'normal' life. With the help of a bucket list, Chcuky takes steps to prove to her that he can, and that they have a future at least as boyfriend and girlfriend, if not more.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Sgt. Pat Kinsella has returned home to Prince Rupert, B.C. on leave. She's feeling lost, disconnected from her family, who although they try, can't relate to her experiences in Afghanistan. A chance meeting with Lee, an RCMP officer (Jeff Tervainen), also nick-named Coach, leads to a whirlwind romance in Las Vegas - and an even more uncertain future.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Lewis 'Holy' Mackeral (Raoul Bhaneja), the photographer who documented the last days of 3-1 Bravo's deployment in Kandahar, begins working on the second part of his photo essay, as he focusses his lens on the soldiers now that they've returned home. Visiting first Chucky in Sydney, then Dean in the bush outside of Sudbury, he discovers that both men's strategies for dealing with re-entry are falling short of the mark. It's only after seeing them that he realises that he too is suffering from the onset of post- traumatic stress disorder.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Chucky Manson returns home to Sydney, Nova Scotia to something like a hero's welcome. And while Chucky has been looking forward to finally returning home for good, he soon discovers that all is not quiet on the home front. Simmering tensions between Chucky and his older brother lead to a disastrous fight that threatns to drive them apart. One bright spot: a young woman named Amanda, who appears to have taken a shining to Manson.
Directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
Dean is unable to sleep as 3-1 deploys to Cyprus for a week of post-mission debriefing. And while everyone tries to de-stress, Dean resolves to declare war on sleep. As the others relax and recreate, Dean's submerged anger drives him to extremes.
With days to go before the end of the mission, Pat, Chucky and Dean are supervising a checkpoint outside of Kandahar City. They intercept a truck full of Afghan men...or so it seems: in reality it's a section of Canadian special ops troops, returning from an undercover mission, led by Lt. Col Campbell, their former O.C. The next morning at KAF, Campbell asks Pat if she'd be interested in participating in another deep cover operation scheduled for that night. When Chucky and Dean, catch wind of Campbell's offer, they all decide to join the mission. On the way home, Campbell offers Pat the opportunity to return to Afghanada for further special operations missions.