Callsign: Legacy All Episodes

Cole Summers was a janitor who dreamt of becoming a fighter pilot in Callsign: Legacy Trailer. After being called weak and mocked for his pilot dreams, Cole goes on to successfully complete the mission simulation when every top pilot had failed. This meant Cole Summers was the only one who could save the world. Can a janitor become the nation's hero? Stay tuned for new episodes!

Young Cole Summers received a special birthday gift—an FA-18 Super Hornet from his father in Callsign: Legacy Episode 1. He was determined to become a fighter pilot just like his dad. Fifteen years later, Cole Summers was training hard to make his pilot dreams come true. But his father, Rick, was convinced Cole was never going to fly, calling him weak. Watch the new episodes now!

Rick finally revealed he wasn't holding Cole back because he was weak, but because he was the best fighter pilot he had ever seen. There wasn't another pilot like Cole. Yet Rick was lying to Cole in Callsign: Legacy Episode 2 to save Cole's life. As his powerful enemies would go after Cole if they discovered his talent. What happens next?

In Callsign: Legacy Episode 3, Cole got looked down on for being in the Navy for seven years and for still being a janitor at work. Meanwhile at CIA Headquarters, Agent Smith and Agent Jones were stressing about the enemy's missile facility and wanted to find a pilot to destroy it. But every top pilot had failed. Would Cole be the one to save the world?

Cole successfully completed the mission simulation Callsign: Legacy Episode 4. He was the answer to the CIA's quest to save America. Yet Agent Smith doubted Cole, a janitor, being good enough to fly the top secret mission. So he wanted to get Cole in the Top Gun trials to find out how he had cheated. Would Cole prove Agent Smith wrong?

At Top Gun trials, Cole Summers got cornered by the pilots at Top Gun Trials in Callsign: Legacy Episode 5. They laughed and mocked him for being a janitor and a traitor's son, questioning his place in the trial. Even the head of the Senate Naval Council, Toby Dubois, wanted to watch Cold on the trail. Can Cole prove the haters wrong?

Rick Summers questioned Cole's place in navy trials in Callsign: Legacy Episode 6. But Senator Toby Dubois wanted Rick to watch his son fail. If not, he threatened to kill Cole unless his son did it first as he welcomed Gunnar Dubois, the Giant. Would Rick warn Cole about his powerful enemies? The drama gets better; watch the new episodes now!

The Navy trials began with the Heli Trial in Callsign: Legacy Episode 7. The Buckeye held down the helicopter for 5.3 seconds; others failed to cross Buckeye’s record until Mina Rylanes, Nightfall, took her turn. She successfully took the lead on the trial with 6.1 seconds. Can Cole Summers best Mina? Watch the new episodes to uncover more!

The Giant took the lead in trials with 10.1 seconds in Callsign: Legacy Episode 8. It was finally Cole's turn, but his father encouraged him to quit, stating he wasn't good enough. Determined his father had no idea what he was capable of, Cold took the water offered by his father, not suspecting foul play. Soon Cole felt weak. Had Rick Summers sabotaged his son's trials?

Cole Summers, after being drugged by his father, ended up in the last position in Callsign: Legacy Episode 9. Rick, who had put enough tranquilizers to ruin Cole's chances, realized his son was unbelievable. Meanwhile, Agent Smith was determined he was right about Cole. Would Cole continue the trails or quit? Take a look at the trending new episodes now!