Fair rating?Without a Trace· Season 1 · Episode 1
Pilot
A young successful marketing executive goes missing. Although her life seems full of happiness and achievement on the outside, the team discover she is actually living a sad and lonely life full of drugs, family issues, and failed relationships. Martin has a serious lapse in judgment on his first day on the job.
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#13In Season 1of 13 rated episodes
#15All-timeof 17 rated episodes
−1.7vs season avgSeason 1 averages 9.7
2002First airedSeptember 26, 2002
Guest stars
Bruce Davisonas Paul Cartwright
Noel Gugliemias Chico
Taylor Nicholsas Tom Wilkins
Zach Grenieras Ricardo
Stephen Sneddenas Brian Daugherty
Thom Barryas Frankie
Rosemary Forsythas Nancy Highsmith
Bradford Tatumas Bartholomew Higins
Arija Bareikisas Maggie Cartwright
Ty Milleras FBI Tech Agent
Hope Levyas SecretaryCrew
David NutterDirector
Hank SteinbergWriterShows like Without a Trace
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