Medium

Allison discovers that her and Bridgette are both having very similar odd series of dreams, they only difference is that Bridgett's dreams keep coming to her in the form of cartoons. When the dreams become dark and ugly Allison begins to believe there is a connection to the home invasions.

Allison discovers that her and Bridgette are both having very similar odd series of dreams, they only difference is that Bridgett's dreams keep coming to her in the form of cartoons. When the dreams become dark and ugly Allison begins to believe there is a connection to the home invasions.

Unsure what to make of her dream, Allison soon realizes that she is trapped reliving the same day and discovers that it is up to her to find a way to stop a hostage situation before it explodes.

Allison begins to sense that Dr. Charles Walker's spirit is back, and uncovers that in the late 1800's when Walker was alive he fathered a child and now his great great grandson lives in Phoenix and is a spitting image of Walker.

When Allison purchases Joe a snazzy new camcorder for his birthday she thinks she has bought him the perfect gift until, the camcorder begins to reveal startling footage that Allison later believes may help solve the mysterious murder of a wealthy young wife.

When the FBI steps in to help with the investigation, Allison offers her opinion, but Special Agent Edward Cooper second guesses Allison's theory. Allison, convinced that the woman found dead in the park was a victim of the suitcase killer, she begins to investigate further and discovers that Edward Cooper has a secret past with the notorious suitcase killer.

When Allison and Ariel find an innocent mother and daughter dead in a pool of blood Allison struggles with finding out how she is connected to the crime and worries the gruesome scene has scarred Ariel.

When Henry Rycoff a prominent Arizona citizen is found dead DA Devalos, Detective Scanlon, and Allison are called to the scene of the crime when the coroners are not entirely convinced that Rycoff died in his sleep.

Allison's latest visions reveal an odd new friendship between two ghosts, and surprisingly one of the men rebuffs her attempts to determine the identity of his killer.

If dreams of child abuse weren't disturbing enough, Allison becomes spooked by a young boy's doll, who seems to have urged it's owner to kill. Meanwhile, with project deadline looming, Joe becomes concerned about his health.

Skeptical Texas Ranger Kenneth Push (guest star Arliss Howard) comes back into Allison's life after, in a surprising turn of events, he begins to experience dreams of a shocking murder in Phoenix. Also, Joe suffers an embarrassing moment after telling a white lie.

After awakening from a dream Allison is convinced she's a completely different person. When Allison doesn't snap out of it, Joe turns to Scanlon for help, while struggling to reach his wife. Meanwhile, Bridgette has a lot to look forward to on Valentine's Day.

After a dream, Allison faces a horrible question "What would you do if you learned that your 2 year-old daughter was going to die of leukemia in 20 years?"

The psychic "S.O.S" serial killer who Allison helped catch last year, escapes from prison with one thing on his mind revenge.

Allison wakes up as herself during her teenage years, living with her mother (guest star Peri Gilpin) and struggling with her psychic abilities. Teenage Allison dreams of her future self and life with her family, and particularly a meeting with the "boy next door, which helps her solve a present-day crime involving a young girl.

Allison's disturbing dreams about a young woman who may be "possessed," helps Devalos investigation with the death of a close friend. Meanwhile, Joe decides to speak with his boss about leading the company's next big project.

Upon waking, Allison and Ariel share an uneasy feeling about the day to come, but both are caught by surprise when Joe's disgruntled co-worker Bruce Rossiter (guest star Adam Goldberg) arrives at the office, kills a colleague and forces Joe and his officemates into a dangerous, high-stakes hostage situation for surprising reasons.

Michael Benoit's work as a telephone psychic leads him to visit a distressed client in Arizona whose husband has been murdered. To Allison's surprise, her brother's trip plays a surprisingly large role in her investigation of the case.

Allison keeps awaking from a confusing dream where she is out in the snow, and discovers a young woman's body. Meanwhile, Joe who is still coping with the repercussions of the shooting at work returns to the office for the first time since the tragedy.

Puzzled that her dreams about a murder continue even after the suspect goes on trial, Allison is unable to turn to her troubled husband Joe for advice. Allison helps Devalos convince the jury of a suspected killer's (Jason Priestley) guilt in the murder of his wife, but Allison's dreams of the gruesome crime continue. Pushing aside her confusion, Allison makes a new friend Debra (Neve Campbell).

As the investigation of the awful murder of Walter Paxton's (Jason Priestley) wife continues, Allison deliberates over how to help Devalos and Scanlon catch a serial killer and if she should tell her new friend Debra (Neve Campbell) about her most recent disturbing dream.

Allison's life is turned upside down when her psychic powers are revealed to the public. Unable to turn to Devalos and Scanlon for help, Allison must find a way to bring the "decapitator" serial killer to justice on her own.