Whistler (TV Series) - Episode List

Episode List

Season 1
  1. "Fallen"
  2. "Out Of The Shadows"
  3. "Coming Together, Coming Apart"
  4. "Lies And Whispers"
  5. "The Burden Of Truth"
  6. "Will The Real Beck...?"
  7. "In The Air"
  8. "After The Fall"
  9. "The Looks Of Love"
  10. "Gathering Clouds"
  11. "Scratching The Surface"
  12. "Meltdown"
  13. "Unearthed"
Season 2
  1. "Homecoming"
  2. "Blindside"
  3. "Hazed And Confused"
  4. "End Game"
  5. "Passion Plays"
  6. "Always A Bridesmaid"
  7. "Out Of Bounds"
  8. "Crossroads"
  9. "Family Ties"
  10. "Road Trip"
  11. "The Rules Of Attachment, Part 1"
  12. "The Rules Of Attachment, Part 2"
  13. "Last Run"

In addition to the 13 first season broadcast episodes, 13 "webisodes" were also produced for viewing in Canada on the CTV Broadband Network. The same webisodes were also available in the United States on The N's "The Click" website and the Britain's Trouble on-demand website. The webisodes were short scenes that depicted an event that took place either between broadcast episodes or during an episode (but not seen during the episode). Because the webisodes were not given official titles by the producers, CTV and The N used different titles to refer to them on their respective websites.

In addition to the 13 second season broadcast episodes, 10 "Carrie's web diary webisodes" and 10 "deleted scenes" were prepared for the CTV Broadband Network, although some of these were eventually not posted.

The full episodes and webisodes/deleted scenes can be viewed online (in Canada only) at the official website.

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