Ep 13. Tommy Madsen

Tommy Madsen is the thirteenth and final episode of the first season of the American television series Alcatraz. The series follows a team of FBI agents who investigate the reappearance of a group of prisoners who vanished from Alcatraz Island in 1963 and have suddenly resurfaced in modern-day San Francisco.

In this episode, the team tracks the last remaining Alcatraz prisoner, Tommy Madsen, who is played by David Hoflin. Tommy is the brother of the team's leader, Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones), and a key figure in their investigation. They finally locate Tommy living in a secluded cabin in the woods, and he agrees to help them with their mission to locate the remaining prisoners.

As the team tries to get to know Tommy better, they uncover a shocking secret about his past and his connection to the disappearance of the prisoners. Meanwhile, the prisoners themselves are preparing to launch a deadly attack on San Francisco, and the team realizes that they must act quickly to stop them.

As the episode unfolds, the team faces numerous obstacles and challenges as they race against time to prevent the prisoners from carrying out their deadly plan. Along the way, Tommy learns more about his own past and the role he played in the events at Alcatraz Island. His relationship with Rebecca is also explored more deeply, as they come to terms with their shared history and the events that tore their family apart.

Ultimately, the team is able to prevent the prisoners from carrying out their attack, but not without a great deal of sacrifice and loss. The season ends on a cliffhanger, as the team begins to contemplate the possibility that they may not have prevented all of the prisoners from resurfacing and carrying out their plans.

Overall, Tommy Madsen is a thrilling and emotional finale to the first season of Alcatraz, offering satisfying closure to some of the show's major storylines while also setting the stage for what promises to be an even more intense and action-packed second season. Fans of the series will not want to miss this thrilling conclusion.