Retcon

- Season 1

(2020)

We meet Jack as Emma makes him walk her through the process and convince her on the way.

New client Ann calls the titular time travel agency to see how far back she'll go for family secrets.

Addiction's a tough nut to crack but Andy doesn't really consider repetitive time travel a vice. He just wants to celebrate his birthday again - for the 45th time.

A lovesick traveller calls Jack determined to learn to love again. As they speak, she realises instead that she'd like to experience all of her relationships all the way through every time. Jack obliges her.

Jack's line manager, Julie, gets in touch after some internal red flags about Mr. Rose and they let loose the secret of Retcon 4.2, an old version of the program that lets you travel back without rules.

When an old inventor calls to chase some light corporate sabotage, he teaches Jack some sad wisdom on the way back.

A long suffering mother, Melanie, has been waiting to call Retcon for too long. Last time was all about the kids, but this time she's getting the love she deserves.

When Jack's caught out of bounds by a sly customer with a forward-thinking goal, he's blackmailed into sending them for an unconventional trip to the future.

When Jack introduces a colleague to old Retcon, continuing the cycle, he discovers that she's more prepared for time travel than he is.

Retcon season one concludes as Jack calls himself in the future to talk through that strange feeling of doing it all wrong.

This Boxing Day, Sally calls Retcon to go to back to Christmas to make it the best one possible for her new stepkips. Jack steps up as the ghost of Christmas future to bounce around her shopping list so it's all perfect just in time.