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SYNOPSIS

Medium

Allison Dubois works in the Phoenix District Attorney's office. She uses her psychic abilities to help crack criminal cases. Her dreams often give her clues to the whereabouts of missing people, and by touching someone she often gets to see beneath the facade into the person's soul. She can see dead people and can often hear the thoughts of those around her. Allison juggles this stressful job with her role as wife to husband and mother of three children, including a daughter who seems to be developing similar powers. Medium Season 5: Having the powers to communicate to the dead, Alison Dubois must continue to balance her professional and family life as she returns to the D.A.’s office. With Allison’s secret now out in the open she begins to discover her abilities are now more varied than ever and finds herself gaining new opportunities now she doesn’t have to hide her secret from the world. Starring: Patricia Arquette, Miguel Sandoval, Sofia Vassilieva, Jake Weber

Episode

Head Games (Pt 1)

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 due to his own problems.

Hot Topic

Do Ghosts Exist?

I think there's always an explanation for weird things that happen. But people just jump to conclusions instead of looking at things that may have caused it.

Episode

Heads Will Roll (Pt 2)

As the investigation of the awful murder of Walter Paxton's wife continues, Allison deliberates over how to help Devalos and Scanlon catch the serial killer.

Hot Topic

Medium Season 2

OH and yet another F1-11 does a fly by - breaking all sort of records :O

Episode

No One to Watch Over Me

Allison keeps awaking from a confusing dream where she is out in the snow and discovers a young woman's body. Meanwhile, Joe is still struggling to cope with the shooting at his work.

Hot Topic

The Day You'll Die!

WideEyes, LOL, you sound like Mollari. "Prophecy is a guess that comes true. When it doesn't, it's a metaphor." Vir