Untamed (TV series)
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Untamed is an American crime drama television series for Netflix set in Yosemite National Park starring Eric Bana, Lily Santiago, Rosemarie DeWitt and Sam Neill. It was released on July 17, 2025, on Netflix. Despite being pitched as a miniseries, in July 2025, the limited series was renewed for a second season.
Infobox
No. of seasons
1
Showrunners
Mark L. Smith&Elle Smith
Running time
42–51 minutes
Production companies
Bee Holder Productions Escape Artists John Wells Productions Warner Bros. Television
Directed by
Thomas Bezucha Nick Murphy Neasa Hardiman
Cinematography
Michael McDonough Brendan Kuroki Uegama
No. of episodes
6
Executive producers
John Wells Mark L. Smith Elle Smith Erin Jontow Eric Bana Cliff Roberts Thomas Bezucha Todd Black Jason Blumenthal Tony Shaw Steve Tisch Steve Lee Jones
Written by
Mark L. Smith&Elle Smith
Country of origin
United States
Starring
Eric Bana Sam Neill Rosemarie DeWitt Lily Santiago Wilson Bethel
Music by
Jeff Russo
Producer
Kevin Human
Original language
English
Editors
Ryan Jones Tyler Eversmann Garret Donnelly Debra Beth Weinfeld
Network
Netflix
Genre
mw- Drama Mystery
Created by
Mark L. Smith&Elle Smith
Release
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) –present
Tables
· Episodes
1
1
No.
1
Title
"A Celestial Event"
Directed by
Thomas Bezucha
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25151
During a horseback ride with his son Caleb, National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) special agent Kyle Turner is called to investigate the death of a young woman, dubbed Jane Doe, whose body falls off El Capitan in Yosemite National Park but remains suspended on El Capitan. Turner meets rangers Milch and rookie Naya Vasquez to examine the scene, noting injuries suggesting she was chased after an attack by an animal, and was tattooed with an X on her wrist in gold. Turner discovers bloody footprints and a beaded bracelet on the body, but it falls from Jane Doe's wrist; they leave to report back to Chief Park Ranger Paul Souter and Park Superintendent Lawrence. Turner recovers the bracelet that night and calls his ex-wife, Jill, to reminisce over their family at a meteor shower; Jill, now remarried, rebuffs him. Vasquez, a former Los Angeles cop and single mother, is partnered with Turner, and they discover carved symbols in an abandoned shack, Doe's shoes, and a bullet casing, revealing a bullet wound on Doe. Jill confronts Turner at his house over the call, and becomes worried about Turner's involvement in the case. Turner connects the bracelet to a park camp program from the past. Turner and Jill watch a meteor shower separately, revealing that their son Caleb died six years ago.
During a horseback ride with his son Caleb, National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) special agent Kyle Turner is called to investigate the death of a young woman, dubbed Jane Doe, whose body falls off El Capitan in Yosemite National Park but remains suspended on El Capitan. Turner meets rangers Milch and rookie Naya Vasquez to examine the scene, noting injuries suggesting she was chased after an attack by an animal, and was tattooed with an X on her wrist in gold. Turner discovers bloody footprints and a beaded bracelet on the body, but it falls from Jane Doe's wrist; they leave to report back to Chief Park Ranger Paul Souter and Park Superintendent Lawrence. Turner recovers the bracelet that night and calls his ex-wife, Jill, to reminisce over their family at a meteor shower; Jill, now remarried, rebuffs him. Vasquez, a former Los Angeles cop and single mother, is partnered with Turner, and they discover carved symbols in an abandoned shack, Doe's shoes, and a bullet casing, revealing a bullet wound on Doe. Jill confronts Turner at his house over the call, and becomes worried about Turner's involvement in the case. Turner connects the bracelet to a park camp program from the past. Turner and Jill watch a meteor shower separately, revealing that their son Caleb died six years ago.
No.
During a horseback ride with his son Caleb, National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) special agent Kyle Turner is called to investigate the death of a young woman, dubbed Jane Doe, whose body falls off El Capitan in Yosemite National Park but remains suspended on El Capitan. Turner meets rangers Milch and rookie Naya Vasquez to examine the scene, noting injuries suggesting she was chased after an attack by an animal, and was tattooed with an X on her wrist in gold. Turner discovers bloody footprints and a beaded bracelet on the body, but it falls from Jane Doe's wrist; they leave to report back to Chief Park Ranger Paul Souter and Park Superintendent Lawrence. Turner recovers the bracelet that night and calls his ex-wife, Jill, to reminisce over their family at a meteor shower; Jill, now remarried, rebuffs him. Vasquez, a former Los Angeles cop and single mother, is partnered with Turner, and they discover carved symbols in an abandoned shack, Doe's shoes, and a bullet casing, revealing a bullet wound on Doe. Jill confronts Turner at his house over the call, and becomes worried about Turner's involvement in the case. Turner connects the bracelet to a park camp program from the past. Turner and Jill watch a meteor shower separately, revealing that their son Caleb died six years ago.
2
2
No.
2
Title
"Jane Doe"
Directed by
Thomas Bezucha
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25152
Turner discovers a bottle of pills marked with the same gold X on Doe's trail, while Souter reveals a box to Vasquez full of the beaded bracelets similar to Doe's. Turner confronts Teddy, a park employee and pot dealer, over the pills, and coerces him into finding more information. Souter attempts to convince Turner to take a job at a different park. Turner is met at his house by Avalos, an investigator inquiring about Sean Sanderson, whose disappearance and subsequent investigation were headed by Turner five years prior, immediately after Caleb's death. Turner and Vasquez travel to a plot of park inhabited by squatters to investigate the pills; Vasquez discovers a girl hiding information about Doe. Turner confronts Shane Maguire, a wildlife manager, about the potential coyote attack on Doe, before shooting Shane's rifle into a stump and recovering it to compare with the other bullet. Vasquez ignores texts from Michael, her son Gael's father, while Teddy asks a local tattoo artist about the gold Xs, which causes Teddy to be strangled later that night. At a wedding anniversary party for Souter, Milch reveals to Vasquez that Caleb was kidnapped and murdered in the park. Vasquez and Turner discover both Teddy's body and Jane Doe's identity, Lucy Cook.
Turner discovers a bottle of pills marked with the same gold X on Doe's trail, while Souter reveals a box to Vasquez full of the beaded bracelets similar to Doe's. Turner confronts Teddy, a park employee and pot dealer, over the pills, and coerces him into finding more information. Souter attempts to convince Turner to take a job at a different park. Turner is met at his house by Avalos, an investigator inquiring about Sean Sanderson, whose disappearance and subsequent investigation were headed by Turner five years prior, immediately after Caleb's death. Turner and Vasquez travel to a plot of park inhabited by squatters to investigate the pills; Vasquez discovers a girl hiding information about Doe. Turner confronts Shane Maguire, a wildlife manager, about the potential coyote attack on Doe, before shooting Shane's rifle into a stump and recovering it to compare with the other bullet. Vasquez ignores texts from Michael, her son Gael's father, while Teddy asks a local tattoo artist about the gold Xs, which causes Teddy to be strangled later that night. At a wedding anniversary party for Souter, Milch reveals to Vasquez that Caleb was kidnapped and murdered in the park. Vasquez and Turner discover both Teddy's body and Jane Doe's identity, Lucy Cook.
No.
Turner discovers a bottle of pills marked with the same gold X on Doe's trail, while Souter reveals a box to Vasquez full of the beaded bracelets similar to Doe's. Turner confronts Teddy, a park employee and pot dealer, over the pills, and coerces him into finding more information. Souter attempts to convince Turner to take a job at a different park. Turner is met at his house by Avalos, an investigator inquiring about Sean Sanderson, whose disappearance and subsequent investigation were headed by Turner five years prior, immediately after Caleb's death. Turner and Vasquez travel to a plot of park inhabited by squatters to investigate the pills; Vasquez discovers a girl hiding information about Doe. Turner confronts Shane Maguire, a wildlife manager, about the potential coyote attack on Doe, before shooting Shane's rifle into a stump and recovering it to compare with the other bullet. Vasquez ignores texts from Michael, her son Gael's father, while Teddy asks a local tattoo artist about the gold Xs, which causes Teddy to be strangled later that night. At a wedding anniversary party for Souter, Milch reveals to Vasquez that Caleb was kidnapped and murdered in the park. Vasquez and Turner discover both Teddy's body and Jane Doe's identity, Lucy Cook.
3
3
No.
3
Title
"El-o'-win"
Directed by
Nick Murphy
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25153
Turner and Vasquez explore Lucy's Native American heritage and previous disappearance in 2010, an investigation which Turner oversaw, revealing she ran from her abusive father, Rory, after her mother's death. Turner consults his friend Jay, a Native American, for insights into Miwok symbols she carved. Turner and Vasquez chase and question Lucy's half-brother James, which proves fruitless. Maguire's rifle is excluded from having caused Lucy's wound. While hooking up with a hotel employee, Turner reveals suicidal urges to rejoin Caleb. Avalos confronts Jill about the Sanderson case, quietly upsetting her when Avalos mentions the death of Caleb and its potential impact on Kyle’s work. Turner questions the tattoo artist who reveals that the gold X tattoo is like a branding but he only knows enough to understand that it’s dangerous and to stay away. Vasquez rides alone and discovers a secret mine, but becomes trapped. Turner eventually saves her, strengthening their bond; their discovery of a respirator mask with the X branding at the mine implies a larger drug network.
Turner and Vasquez explore Lucy's Native American heritage and previous disappearance in 2010, an investigation which Turner oversaw, revealing she ran from her abusive father, Rory, after her mother's death. Turner consults his friend Jay, a Native American, for insights into Miwok symbols she carved. Turner and Vasquez chase and question Lucy's half-brother James, which proves fruitless. Maguire's rifle is excluded from having caused Lucy's wound. While hooking up with a hotel employee, Turner reveals suicidal urges to rejoin Caleb. Avalos confronts Jill about the Sanderson case, quietly upsetting her when Avalos mentions the death of Caleb and its potential impact on Kyle’s work. Turner questions the tattoo artist who reveals that the gold X tattoo is like a branding but he only knows enough to understand that it’s dangerous and to stay away. Vasquez rides alone and discovers a secret mine, but becomes trapped. Turner eventually saves her, strengthening their bond; their discovery of a respirator mask with the X branding at the mine implies a larger drug network.
No.
Turner and Vasquez explore Lucy's Native American heritage and previous disappearance in 2010, an investigation which Turner oversaw, revealing she ran from her abusive father, Rory, after her mother's death. Turner consults his friend Jay, a Native American, for insights into Miwok symbols she carved. Turner and Vasquez chase and question Lucy's half-brother James, which proves fruitless. Maguire's rifle is excluded from having caused Lucy's wound. While hooking up with a hotel employee, Turner reveals suicidal urges to rejoin Caleb. Avalos confronts Jill about the Sanderson case, quietly upsetting her when Avalos mentions the death of Caleb and its potential impact on Kyle’s work. Turner questions the tattoo artist who reveals that the gold X tattoo is like a branding but he only knows enough to understand that it’s dangerous and to stay away. Vasquez rides alone and discovers a secret mine, but becomes trapped. Turner eventually saves her, strengthening their bond; their discovery of a respirator mask with the X branding at the mine implies a larger drug network.
4
4
No.
4
Title
"Gold Rush"
Directed by
Nick Murphy
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25154
Turner and Vasquez further investigate the mine, finding the body of Abuelo, one of the squatters, outside. Turner brings rangers into the squatter camp and discovers more pills; they arrest several of them. At the station, DNA results reveal Rory wasn't Lucy's father, and Turner interviews a kid who claimed to know Lucy from a foster home in Nevada. Vasquez investigates the girl hiding information about Lucy, and learns Lucy lived among the squatters and ran drugs, developing a romance with "Terces" ("secret" spelled backwards). Vasquez and Gael return home to find Michael, the father, who facetiously charms Gael but demands that Vasquez testify to the LAPD's IA to exonerate Michael of stealing cash. Vasquez agrees, but secretly escapes with Gael. Meanwhile, Turner confronts Maguire over the pills and Abuelo's death; Maguire retorts by mentioning that he spoke to Avalos about Sanderson. Souter pulls Turner away; he returns home to find Vasquez and Gael. Jill agrees to watch Gael while Turner and Vasquez search for the drug base of operations.
Turner and Vasquez further investigate the mine, finding the body of Abuelo, one of the squatters, outside. Turner brings rangers into the squatter camp and discovers more pills; they arrest several of them. At the station, DNA results reveal Rory wasn't Lucy's father, and Turner interviews a kid who claimed to know Lucy from a foster home in Nevada. Vasquez investigates the girl hiding information about Lucy, and learns Lucy lived among the squatters and ran drugs, developing a romance with "Terces" ("secret" spelled backwards). Vasquez and Gael return home to find Michael, the father, who facetiously charms Gael but demands that Vasquez testify to the LAPD's IA to exonerate Michael of stealing cash. Vasquez agrees, but secretly escapes with Gael. Meanwhile, Turner confronts Maguire over the pills and Abuelo's death; Maguire retorts by mentioning that he spoke to Avalos about Sanderson. Souter pulls Turner away; he returns home to find Vasquez and Gael. Jill agrees to watch Gael while Turner and Vasquez search for the drug base of operations.
No.
Turner and Vasquez further investigate the mine, finding the body of Abuelo, one of the squatters, outside. Turner brings rangers into the squatter camp and discovers more pills; they arrest several of them. At the station, DNA results reveal Rory wasn't Lucy's father, and Turner interviews a kid who claimed to know Lucy from a foster home in Nevada. Vasquez investigates the girl hiding information about Lucy, and learns Lucy lived among the squatters and ran drugs, developing a romance with "Terces" ("secret" spelled backwards). Vasquez and Gael return home to find Michael, the father, who facetiously charms Gael but demands that Vasquez testify to the LAPD's IA to exonerate Michael of stealing cash. Vasquez agrees, but secretly escapes with Gael. Meanwhile, Turner confronts Maguire over the pills and Abuelo's death; Maguire retorts by mentioning that he spoke to Avalos about Sanderson. Souter pulls Turner away; he returns home to find Vasquez and Gael. Jill agrees to watch Gael while Turner and Vasquez search for the drug base of operations.
5
5
No.
5
Title
"Terces"
Directed by
Neasa Hardiman
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25155
Turner, Vasquez, and other federal agents find and assault the base, arresting two workers while killing others. While they find several dead women similarly tattooed, the suspects reveal no knowledge of Lucy's death, which Turner accepts. Michael arrives at Turner's house and finds Jill and Gael. A hostile confrontation escalates between Michael and Jill before Turner arrives and detains him. Jill is disturbed, not by the fight but by her jealousy of Vasquez's motherhood, leading to an attempted suicide using pills from Maguire. After visiting Jill at the hospital, Turner goes to the hotel and publicly assaults Maguire over the suicide attempt, leading to his suspension. While turning over his investigation materials to the FBI, Turner finds a phone in Lucy's belongings and travels to the morgue to unlock it. After doing so, he looks through videos and discovers a video revealing "Terces" to be Maguire. Turner travels armed to Maguire's camp to confront him. After Turner discovers more pills, Maguire shoots him with a rifle, and a chase ensues.
Turner, Vasquez, and other federal agents find and assault the base, arresting two workers while killing others. While they find several dead women similarly tattooed, the suspects reveal no knowledge of Lucy's death, which Turner accepts. Michael arrives at Turner's house and finds Jill and Gael. A hostile confrontation escalates between Michael and Jill before Turner arrives and detains him. Jill is disturbed, not by the fight but by her jealousy of Vasquez's motherhood, leading to an attempted suicide using pills from Maguire. After visiting Jill at the hospital, Turner goes to the hotel and publicly assaults Maguire over the suicide attempt, leading to his suspension. While turning over his investigation materials to the FBI, Turner finds a phone in Lucy's belongings and travels to the morgue to unlock it. After doing so, he looks through videos and discovers a video revealing "Terces" to be Maguire. Turner travels armed to Maguire's camp to confront him. After Turner discovers more pills, Maguire shoots him with a rifle, and a chase ensues.
No.
Turner, Vasquez, and other federal agents find and assault the base, arresting two workers while killing others. While they find several dead women similarly tattooed, the suspects reveal no knowledge of Lucy's death, which Turner accepts. Michael arrives at Turner's house and finds Jill and Gael. A hostile confrontation escalates between Michael and Jill before Turner arrives and detains him. Jill is disturbed, not by the fight but by her jealousy of Vasquez's motherhood, leading to an attempted suicide using pills from Maguire. After visiting Jill at the hospital, Turner goes to the hotel and publicly assaults Maguire over the suicide attempt, leading to his suspension. While turning over his investigation materials to the FBI, Turner finds a phone in Lucy's belongings and travels to the morgue to unlock it. After doing so, he looks through videos and discovers a video revealing "Terces" to be Maguire. Turner travels armed to Maguire's camp to confront him. After Turner discovers more pills, Maguire shoots him with a rifle, and a chase ensues.
6
6
No.
6
Title
"All Trails Lead Here"
Directed by
Neasa Hardiman
Written by
Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith
Original release date
July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17)
Prod.code
T13.25156
Having run out of bullets, Turner is confronted by Maguire chiding him for breaking the deal between the two of them and Jill. Before he can kill Turner, Vasquez arrives and kills Maguire; Turner passes out but is successfully hospitalized. While Turner recovers, Jill returns home and confesses to her husband that Sanderson was the man who abducted and killed Caleb six years ago, and that while Turner still wanted to pursue legal justice, Jill betrayed him and paid Maguire to blackmail and kill Sanderson. Jill and Turner embrace in the hospital, reconciling over Caleb and promising to keep themselves alive. Avalos pesters Turner again, but Turner agrees to admit he was of unsound mind during Sanderson's investigation so that Avalos may sue the park for wrongful death. Despite Maguire's death and Souter's objections, Turner continues to pursue the case and travels to Nevada to investigate the foster home. The daughter of the foster mom reveals Lucy was dropped off around the time of her disappearance, and that Lucy would claim her father was a cop. Turner meets Souter in the park to reveal both his findings and a reissuing of Lucy's DNA results after Turner found Souter had meddled with the initial findings. This forces Souter to admit he was Lucy's father, and that when Lucy resurfaced, she demanded money from Souter and eventually abducted his granddaughter. Souter pursued Lucy with a rifle and accidentally shot her, setting in motion the events that led to her death. Turner demands Souter take responsibility, but Souter instead kills himself. Following this, Turner leaves Vasquez his horse and decides to part ways with the park finally.
Having run out of bullets, Turner is confronted by Maguire chiding him for breaking the deal between the two of them and Jill. Before he can kill Turner, Vasquez arrives and kills Maguire; Turner passes out but is successfully hospitalized. While Turner recovers, Jill returns home and confesses to her husband that Sanderson was the man who abducted and killed Caleb six years ago, and that while Turner still wanted to pursue legal justice, Jill betrayed him and paid Maguire to blackmail and kill Sanderson. Jill and Turner embrace in the hospital, reconciling over Caleb and promising to keep themselves alive. Avalos pesters Turner again, but Turner agrees to admit he was of unsound mind during Sanderson's investigation so that Avalos may sue the park for wrongful death. Despite Maguire's death and Souter's objections, Turner continues to pursue the case and travels to Nevada to investigate the foster home. The daughter of the foster mom reveals Lucy was dropped off around the time of her disappearance, and that Lucy would claim her father was a cop. Turner meets Souter in the park to reveal both his findings and a reissuing of Lucy's DNA results after Turner found Souter had meddled with the initial findings. This forces Souter to admit he was Lucy's father, and that when Lucy resurfaced, she demanded money from Souter and eventually abducted his granddaughter. Souter pursued Lucy with a rifle and accidentally shot her, setting in motion the events that led to her death. Turner demands Souter take responsibility, but Souter instead kills himself. Following this, Turner leaves Vasquez his horse and decides to part ways with the park finally.
No.
Having run out of bullets, Turner is confronted by Maguire chiding him for breaking the deal between the two of them and Jill. Before he can kill Turner, Vasquez arrives and kills Maguire; Turner passes out but is successfully hospitalized. While Turner recovers, Jill returns home and confesses to her husband that Sanderson was the man who abducted and killed Caleb six years ago, and that while Turner still wanted to pursue legal justice, Jill betrayed him and paid Maguire to blackmail and kill Sanderson. Jill and Turner embrace in the hospital, reconciling over Caleb and promising to keep themselves alive. Avalos pesters Turner again, but Turner agrees to admit he was of unsound mind during Sanderson's investigation so that Avalos may sue the park for wrongful death. Despite Maguire's death and Souter's objections, Turner continues to pursue the case and travels to Nevada to investigate the foster home. The daughter of the foster mom reveals Lucy was dropped off around the time of her disappearance, and that Lucy would claim her father was a cop. Turner meets Souter in the park to reveal both his findings and a reissuing of Lucy's DNA results after Turner found Souter had meddled with the initial findings. This forces Souter to admit he was Lucy's father, and that when Lucy resurfaced, she demanded money from Souter and eventually abducted his granddaughter. Souter pursued Lucy with a rifle and accidentally shot her, setting in motion the events that led to her death. Turner demands Souter take responsibility, but Souter instead kills himself. Following this, Turner leaves Vasquez his horse and decides to part ways with the park finally.
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | Prod.code |
| 1 | "A Celestial Event" | Thomas Bezucha | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25151 |
| During a horseback ride with his son Caleb, National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) special agent Kyle Turner is called to investigate the death of a young woman, dubbed Jane Doe, whose body falls off El Capitan in Yosemite National Park but remains suspended on El Capitan. Turner meets rangers Milch and rookie Naya Vasquez to examine the scene, noting injuries suggesting she was chased after an attack by an animal, and was tattooed with an X on her wrist in gold. Turner discovers bloody footprints and a beaded bracelet on the body, but it falls from Jane Doe's wrist; they leave to report back to Chief Park Ranger Paul Souter and Park Superintendent Lawrence. Turner recovers the bracelet that night and calls his ex-wife, Jill, to reminisce over their family at a meteor shower; Jill, now remarried, rebuffs him. Vasquez, a former Los Angeles cop and single mother, is partnered with Turner, and they discover carved symbols in an abandoned shack, Doe's shoes, and a bullet casing, revealing a bullet wound on Doe. Jill confronts Turner at his house over the call, and becomes worried about Turner's involvement in the case. Turner connects the bracelet to a park camp program from the past. Turner and Jill watch a meteor shower separately, revealing that their son Caleb died six years ago. | |||||
| 2 | "Jane Doe" | Thomas Bezucha | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25152 |
| Turner discovers a bottle of pills marked with the same gold X on Doe's trail, while Souter reveals a box to Vasquez full of the beaded bracelets similar to Doe's. Turner confronts Teddy, a park employee and pot dealer, over the pills, and coerces him into finding more information. Souter attempts to convince Turner to take a job at a different park. Turner is met at his house by Avalos, an investigator inquiring about Sean Sanderson, whose disappearance and subsequent investigation were headed by Turner five years prior, immediately after Caleb's death. Turner and Vasquez travel to a plot of park inhabited by squatters to investigate the pills; Vasquez discovers a girl hiding information about Doe. Turner confronts Shane Maguire, a wildlife manager, about the potential coyote attack on Doe, before shooting Shane's rifle into a stump and recovering it to compare with the other bullet. Vasquez ignores texts from Michael, her son Gael's father, while Teddy asks a local tattoo artist about the gold Xs, which causes Teddy to be strangled later that night. At a wedding anniversary party for Souter, Milch reveals to Vasquez that Caleb was kidnapped and murdered in the park. Vasquez and Turner discover both Teddy's body and Jane Doe's identity, Lucy Cook. | |||||
| 3 | "El-o'-win" | Nick Murphy | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25153 |
| Turner and Vasquez explore Lucy's Native American heritage and previous disappearance in 2010, an investigation which Turner oversaw, revealing she ran from her abusive father, Rory, after her mother's death. Turner consults his friend Jay, a Native American, for insights into Miwok symbols she carved. Turner and Vasquez chase and question Lucy's half-brother James, which proves fruitless. Maguire's rifle is excluded from having caused Lucy's wound. While hooking up with a hotel employee, Turner reveals suicidal urges to rejoin Caleb. Avalos confronts Jill about the Sanderson case, quietly upsetting her when Avalos mentions the death of Caleb and its potential impact on Kyle’s work. Turner questions the tattoo artist who reveals that the gold X tattoo is like a branding but he only knows enough to understand that it’s dangerous and to stay away. Vasquez rides alone and discovers a secret mine, but becomes trapped. Turner eventually saves her, strengthening their bond; their discovery of a respirator mask with the X branding at the mine implies a larger drug network. | |||||
| 4 | "Gold Rush" | Nick Murphy | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25154 |
| Turner and Vasquez further investigate the mine, finding the body of Abuelo, one of the squatters, outside. Turner brings rangers into the squatter camp and discovers more pills; they arrest several of them. At the station, DNA results reveal Rory wasn't Lucy's father, and Turner interviews a kid who claimed to know Lucy from a foster home in Nevada. Vasquez investigates the girl hiding information about Lucy, and learns Lucy lived among the squatters and ran drugs, developing a romance with "Terces" ("secret" spelled backwards). Vasquez and Gael return home to find Michael, the father, who facetiously charms Gael but demands that Vasquez testify to the LAPD's IA to exonerate Michael of stealing cash. Vasquez agrees, but secretly escapes with Gael. Meanwhile, Turner confronts Maguire over the pills and Abuelo's death; Maguire retorts by mentioning that he spoke to Avalos about Sanderson. Souter pulls Turner away; he returns home to find Vasquez and Gael. Jill agrees to watch Gael while Turner and Vasquez search for the drug base of operations. | |||||
| 5 | "Terces" | Neasa Hardiman | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25155 |
| Turner, Vasquez, and other federal agents find and assault the base, arresting two workers while killing others. While they find several dead women similarly tattooed, the suspects reveal no knowledge of Lucy's death, which Turner accepts. Michael arrives at Turner's house and finds Jill and Gael. A hostile confrontation escalates between Michael and Jill before Turner arrives and detains him. Jill is disturbed, not by the fight but by her jealousy of Vasquez's motherhood, leading to an attempted suicide using pills from Maguire. After visiting Jill at the hospital, Turner goes to the hotel and publicly assaults Maguire over the suicide attempt, leading to his suspension. While turning over his investigation materials to the FBI, Turner finds a phone in Lucy's belongings and travels to the morgue to unlock it. After doing so, he looks through videos and discovers a video revealing "Terces" to be Maguire. Turner travels armed to Maguire's camp to confront him. After Turner discovers more pills, Maguire shoots him with a rifle, and a chase ensues. | |||||
| 6 | "All Trails Lead Here" | Neasa Hardiman | Mark L. Smith & Elle Smith | July 17, 2025 (2025-07-17) | T13.25156 |
| Having run out of bullets, Turner is confronted by Maguire chiding him for breaking the deal between the two of them and Jill. Before he can kill Turner, Vasquez arrives and kills Maguire; Turner passes out but is successfully hospitalized. While Turner recovers, Jill returns home and confesses to her husband that Sanderson was the man who abducted and killed Caleb six years ago, and that while Turner still wanted to pursue legal justice, Jill betrayed him and paid Maguire to blackmail and kill Sanderson. Jill and Turner embrace in the hospital, reconciling over Caleb and promising to keep themselves alive. Avalos pesters Turner again, but Turner agrees to admit he was of unsound mind during Sanderson's investigation so that Avalos may sue the park for wrongful death. Despite Maguire's death and Souter's objections, Turner continues to pursue the case and travels to Nevada to investigate the foster home. The daughter of the foster mom reveals Lucy was dropped off around the time of her disappearance, and that Lucy would claim her father was a cop. Turner meets Souter in the park to reveal both his findings and a reissuing of Lucy's DNA results after Turner found Souter had meddled with the initial findings. This forces Souter to admit he was Lucy's father, and that when Lucy resurfaced, she demanded money from Souter and eventually abducted his granddaughter. Souter pursued Lucy with a rifle and accidentally shot her, setting in motion the events that led to her death. Turner demands Souter take responsibility, but Souter instead kills himself. Following this, Turner leaves Vasquez his horse and decides to part ways with the park finally. | |||||
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- Untamedhttps://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/untamed/s01
- Untamedhttps://www.metacritic.com/tv/untamed/season-1
- Untamedhttps://slate.com/culture/2025/07/untamed-netflix-tv-series-review-eric-bana-yosemite-lily-santiago.html
- The Guardianhttps://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/jul/17/untamed-review-eric-bana-national-park-thriller-netflix
- IndieWirehttps://www.indiewire.com/criticism/shows/untamed-review-eric-bana-new-netflix-show-1235138694/