Allison is approached by Gary Durant who wants something done about the harassment directed at his elderly father. Someone has been posting videotapes of the old man, now a street person, performing humiliating acts for a few dollars. Both Allison and Bridgette dream about him but are soon having their own 'Freaky Friday' of sorts when they wake up to find that they are inhabiting the other's body. As a result they have an interesting few days where Allison goes to school and Bridgette goes to the office. Their dreams reveal more of the mystery about Durant's father but when the old man is killed, Allison believes there is another solution to the murder. Written by garykmcd

While investigating a rash of murders, Allison sees floating symbols above people's heads, signs that she thinks could match them with their perfect mate. Also, Joe is put in a tough situation when one of his employees accuses another of sexual harassment. Written by NBC Publicity

Scanlon is haunted by dreams of his late brother, leaving Allison concerned about her colleague. Also, while making her final preparations for college, Ariel has visions of missing young women, past and present. Written by CBS Publicity

While investigating a missing girl's murder, Allison experiences more friction with Scanlon after finding a possible link to his late brother. Also, Ariel deals with her siblings' reactions to her leaving for college.

After Allison has a skin graft on her left hand after a kitchen accident, it begins to act rather oddly. Her hand will grab onto people or objects, including the television remote control where is will constantly change channels. At the same time she is having dreams about a young woman, a doctor, who is assaulted and put into the trunk of a car. She eventually concludes that the skin graft she has received came from the dead woman but how to prove that her hospital colleague is responsible for the young woman's murder is the puzzle Allison has to solve. Bridgette meanwhile seems to have become a soccer star all of a sudden. She hasn't told her parents about her sudden success - they think she is the team's equipment manager - and for good reason since she is actually receiving ghostly coaching. Written by garykmcd

After an earthquake, Allison gets a premonition that Phoenix is going to get another ground shaker of sorts. She knows that the event will occur at 9:18 a.m. She doesn't know the exact day but sees several everyday events that will occur just prior to the event: Det. Scanlon will spill coffee on his shirt and she sees the headline on D.A. Devalos' newspaper. She also dreams about it, realizing that someone will place a car-bomb in the underground parking garage of a downtown building. One of her dreams also shows husband Joe defacing a neighbor's garage door with spray paint, also on the morning of the bombing. Written by garykmcd

Allison wakes up unable to understand a word anyone says. She can speak and be understood by everyone but when they speak, all she hears is gibberish. That is until she overhears a woman, Jane Livingston, speaking on a cellphone. Allison can understand her perfectly but Jane isn't speaking English but Navajo. She and Jane soon form a friendship with Jane acting as her interpreter. Her knowledge of the the Navajo community also comes in handy as Allison has had two dreams where Navajo men were killed by someone searching for something. Her dreams don't reveal all however. As for Joe Dubois, Allison's latest bout of weirdness is one too many and he finds it very difficult to be the understanding husband. Written by garykmcd

Allison dreams of a teenage girl caught in a room with a fire raging around her. In her second dream she sees the girl being saved by a fireman and so relaxes a bit. In her third dream however, she sees the same fireman receiving a large amount of money to kill someone, who just happens to be DA Manuel Devalos' principal witness against a major drug dealer. When the witness dies in a hotel fire, Allison thinks the fireman may have killed the girl as well. She isn't quite ready when she learns the relationship between the two. Yet another dream explains it all. Devalos thinks of running for Mayor of Phoenix but is worried that his opponent will go to any lengths to win. With the possibility of Manny leaving and with a younger generation starting to work as Assistant DA's, Allison makes a major decision about her future. Written by garykmcd

Allison and Joe are concerned when they learn that a convicted rapist, Clark Kerwin, moves into the neighborhood. They aren't the only ones concerned as their neighbors begin to organize to take action. Someone doesn't wait however and throws a rock through his living room window. Allison's dreams however begin to show that Kerwin, a onetime teacher who was accused of raping one of his students, may have been falsely convicted. When a neighborhood teenager is killed and the evidence points to Kerwin, Allison isn't convinced he's responsible. Joe meanwhile gets an interesting offer from his boss: get an executive MBA on his own time and he will get a senior management position in the firm. Allison still plans on going to law school but they may not be able to afford tuition for both of them. Written by garykmcd

The police are investigating the death of a man who fell, or was pushed, in front of a commuter train. There were no witnesses and the only thing other commuters remember was a street person who reeked of urine but no one can really remember what he looked like. At the scene, Allison has a vision of the body with a fast food name tag on his lapel but as Det. Lee Scanlon points out the man is wearing a suit and looks a bit too old to be someone who worked in a burger joint. He's eventually identified as Adam Talmadge but they find little else. When Allison dreams of a woman being pushed in front of a train by the same homeless man, they search for a connection between them. Joe meanwhile has to travel to Minnesota when Allison dreams that his mother is severely ill. His mother refuses to accept the fact she will die based on the fact that Allison had told her some years before that she would be at Bridgette's college graduation. Written by garykmcd

Allison dreams about her brother Michael being down and out and talked out of jumping off a bridge by an unknown individual. When she contacts him the next day however, he's more than fine and is actually on his way to Phoenix to see her. Well dressed and looking great, he's been working quite successfully for a year as a pharmaceutical sales rep. He claims to owe his turnaround to a book written by the now deceased Carson Churchill. As her dreams continue however, Allison realizes that Michael has actually made a pact with Chrchill's spirit, one that is resulting in several deaths. Manuel Devalos' run for mayor isn't going very well with one of his opponents is scoring points with negative ads. Manuel's campaign manager, Justine Goderich, wants to use Allison to get some dirt on his opponent but when the DA flatly refuses, she turns to the next best thing. Written by garykmcd

A man desperately seeks Allison's help to determine the true nature of his wife's disappearance. Meanwhile, Joe and Allison become concerned when Marie breaks down during a spelling test. Written by CBS Publicity

On his way home home from a business trip to Hawaii, Joe calls Allison to let her know what time he's arriving. He never makes it however. Flash-forward to seven years in the future, Allison is a successful Assistant District Attorney working as second chair prosecuting a major drug dealer, Luis Amenabar. She's raised the girls on her own and has done a good job. Ariel is now married and will soon have a baby; Bridgette is going to college; and Marie is now a teenager. It all begins to change when she dreams that Joe survived the plane crash and has suffered memory loss. He's tied into Amenabar somehow and she sets out to find him. Not everything is as it first seems however. Written by garykmcd