Peacemaker

Following the mission's limited success, Murn decides to recruit Vigilante to the team, as the group reflects on their actions. Meanwhile, Peacemaker grapples with his tangled history upon discovering that the crew were responsible for his father's incarceration in the past.

The Choad Less Travelled is a television programme presented as an episode‑long instalment, falling under the simple genre label of “episode”. It forms part of the wider series that carries the same title, offering a self‑contained story while still fitting into the broader narrative framework of the show. In this particular episode, Murn decides to bring Vigilante onto the crew after they’ve just pulled off a mission that can only be described as moderately successful. The operation didn’t go perfectly, but it was enough to convince Murn that Vigilante’s skills could be useful for future jobs. At the same time, Peacemaker is forced to face a painful part of his history when he discovers that the very team he works with played a role in getting his father locked up. The recruitment of Vigilante is presented as a pragmatic move by Murn, who sees the recent job as a litmus test for the new ally’s capabilities. Although the mission’s outcome was only partly positive, it provides enough evidence for Murn to extend an invitation, signalling a shift in the team’s dynamics. Meanwhile, Peacemaker’s revelation about his father’s imprisonment throws him into an emotional reckoning, compelling him to confront the tangled web of loyalty and betrayal that has long haunted him. These intertwined storylines drive the episode forward, juxtaposing the practical considerations of expanding the crew with the personal turmoil that surfaces when past deeds are brought to light. The result is a compact, character‑focused narrative that keeps the audience engaged with both the action‑oriented recruitment and the introspective fallout for Peacemaker.