’12 Monkeys’ Boss on the Army’s Identity, What 2043 Holds "Who the 12 Monkeys are, what they are trying to accomplish, how they relate to time travel is the big question of the series ...

They all fought a mysterious force, the Army of the 12 Monkeys. The nature of that army evolved, as 12 Monkeys itself moved beyond its influences.

That’s going to motivate her to take the fight to the Army of the 12 Monkeys. She’s going to feel a little bit invincible, and she’s going to use that to her advantage.

Who the [Army of the] 12 Monkeys are, what they actually want, what time travel actually is, what the real enemy of mankind is are bigger questions that the series will address.

Here’s the good news: Though Cassie was whisked away by the Army of the 12 Monkeys to the far-off future, she’ll reunite with the gang in 12 Monkeys season 3. Here’s the even better news ...

Someone who is could play this religious zealot, the recruiter of the Army of the 12 Monkeys in the 1950's. And who's tall and angular? It would have to be Christopher Lloyd.

Cole: The Army of the 12 Monkeys. They’re the ones that start the plague. Aaron: Just tell me where she is. Cole: Right now she’s in a place called the Night Room; it’s a Markridge facility.

It's worth noting that she blew off his concern for her safety, saying her army of post-apocalyptic warriors (The 100 fan in me wants to call them Timekru) are better than the Army of the 12 ...

The Army of the 12 Monkeys has a new mouthpiece for the Witness, the folks in the facility have a newfound respect for Deacon, and Jennifer Goines has officially taken matters into her own hands.

Ramse: Let me ask you, why is the Army of the 12 Monkeys trying to kill me? Olivia: Because your death is preordained. You served your purpose. Now the plague is imminent. It was your guidance ...

With Leland dead, 12 Monkeys showrunner Natalie Chaidez shed light on what the audience can expect from the television adaptation of the Army of the 12 Monkeys and the 2043 timeline.