Medium

When Allison, a pre-law student who is interning at the district attorney's office, starts to experience paranormal events, she wonders if she is psychic of psycho. When one of her dreams ends up being based on a real case, she is able to help the Texas Rangers solve a mystery.

Allison almost gives up all hope in working for the District Attorney's office when two months go by without any word. However, when Devalos looses his way on a high profile case he turns to Allison as a last resort.

Allison's dreams are proven once again to be based on reality when Devalos instructs her to work with a detective who believes a handful of deaths involving newly weds is being committed by a serial killer and not the murder-suicides they are staged to look like. Meanwhile, Joe is faced with the possibility that he may loose his job.

Not convinced that all her dreams mean something, Allison ignores a dream about a wolf and blames it on the 'Little Red Riding' book she read to her daughters. Later, however, she finds a connection in her seemingly trivial dream when she overhears a witness incorrectly describe a killer to a sketch artist.

At home Allison is shocked when she has a dream that Joe is sleeping with another woman, while she works with Devalos to get more evidence to help him find the person responsible for killing a police officer.

When Devalos introduces Allison to a good samaritan that is helping his case out, Allison senses only evil from him. With no evidence to back up her intuition, Joe is convinced that Allison may be pregnant and the vision is a hormonal side affect.

Allison has to convince Devalos that a suicide is actually the result of a completely different crime, which forces Allison to interact with Larry Watt (Conor O'Farrell), the same lawyer that tried to expose her as a psychic weeks earlier.

When Allison's stepbrother comes back from the war, she is grateful that he is alive, but realizes that the experience has brought out his true abilities as a psychic. Allison must help her brother accept his gift and solve a mysterious house fire in which a little girl is killed.

When Ariel, Allison's oldest daughter, starts dreaming about a dead little girl, Joe and Allison must decide how to handle their child's new, sometimes disturbing, dreams. While Allison tries to help Ariel make sense of her dream, Joe would prefer to shield his daughter from the truth and blame the visions on nightmares.

When the same dream wakes Allison up night after night, she begins to believe that it is brought on by stress and not a vision. However, when she meets a doctor that is studying psychics, she discovers that her dream was his real nightmare.

When Allison comes down with a common cold, her medicine allows her to hear and see uncommon things, while watching one of her favorite TV shows from the 60's, Allison is able to tap into the minds of the actors, and reveal the real death behind the leading lady.

Devalos decides that Allison should view an execution of a death row inmate so she can see the seriousness of her job. Meanwhile, Ariel makes a new friend at school, but Allison fears the friendship will lead to heartbreak for her daughter.

When a woman goes missing, Devalos and Scanlon call in Allison for help in disproving the husband's alibi. However, what Allison discovers could put the lives of hundreds of innocent people at risk.

Allison finds herself in a difficult spot when she has information that could cause a murderer to go free. At home, Joe's mother (guest star Kathy Baker) comes to visit.

When Allison dreams about a doctor brutally killing his teenage patient, she starts down a path that leads her to a killer from the early 1900's.

Reprising his role from the pilot episode, Arliss Howard guest stars as Capt. Kenneth Push of the Texas Rangers who literally puts his life on the line to help Allison find a serial killer before he can claim his next victim.