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Joe tries to prove that Allison's dreams are stress-related by sending descriptions of them to law-enforcement agencies, but one of her visions matches details of a homicide in Texas.
Allison questions her powers when her old boss asks for her help in selecting a jury that will return the death penalty for a murderer/rapist, and she suspects that she has helped put the wrong man on death row.
Devalos thinks Allison can help a man who has been trying to find the killer of his sister and brother-in-law, but the man is skeptical when he learns the nature of Allison's talents.
Allison tries to convince Devalos that they are looking for the wrong man after she overhears a witness giving misinformation to a police sketch artist; 6-year-old Bridgette's new playmate indicates that another member of the family can see the dead.
Frustrated Allison consults Catherine about the health of her husband, but Catherine warns her that she will face a crisis involving another person.
Allison is convinced that the good Samaritan (Reed Diamond) who stopped by the district attorney's office about a burglary is really the serial killer who has been haunting her dreams.
Allison helps find a woman who jumped to her death, then learns that the boyfriend is Gregg Watt, a suicide hotline volunteer and son of defense attorney Larry Watt, who previously threatened to expose the medium.
After a horrifying dream of her brother's (Ryan Hurst) death in Afghanistan turns out to be wrong, Allison realizes that he shares her abilities -- a talent he tries desperately to ignore.
Allison and Joe fear that their oldest daughter has inherited her abilities when the child dreams of a girl held prisoner by an ogre in a castle far away.
When Allison seeks answers regarding her recurring dream about two young boys racing a train, she winds up consulting professor Leonard Cardwell, whose area of expertise is communication with the dead.
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Jan 13, 2023They could have left the husband and 2 of the kids out entirely and it would have improved the show 98 percent. The husband and kids constantly whining and complaining, screaming and crying was just a big distraction to the story line.
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Feb 24, 2021This show is definitely a hard 3 and even though I have a few more episodes to go I strongly doubt that will change. The main character like most eventually becomes very annoying and insufferable. While looking up if anyone else thought Allison was mean I found out they killed Joe. Which makes no sense as he was glue of the family. The only reason his death would make sense was relieve him from the burdens Allison placed on him. It is great to see a father step up and take care of his family and given the circumstances Joe was exceptional. I lost count on how many times Allison hits Joe. She always got caught up in her work often neglecting her husband and children. Joe was rarely thank or appreciated, especially when he tried to help her think rational. Allison is a tough woman and often selfishly so. It also didn't help that the story lines lack luster. Some of the emotional scenes were very melodramatic. I love the use of the cute middle child to add an often funny and heart warming dynamic to scenes. However, I could have done with out the very dramatic reactions of the older daughter. She is great actor for her age at the time but the writers didn't do her character justice. It is Allison attitude that is the biggest turn-off and why I won't budge from 3 stars.
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Feb 22, 2021This frightening, disturbing, horror, investigation show, packed with likeable and intriguing characters, will never fail to have you interested and anxious. The only reason I didn't give it a higher rating, is that its big on character and story and not so much on action, fight scenes, that some people may be looking for in a show like this.
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