In this episode, Robert returns to the site where Ezekiel's bunker collapsed. Also, Jeremy sends his first piece of information to Robert, but is he already proving more trouble than he is helpful?
Tunnels was written by Robert Chauncey and Charlie Dukes and was produced by Haunted Griffin Entertainment.
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