After rescuing a young woman from a fiery car crash, Toby is troubled by visions of her missing son. Clearly traumatized and frightened by her son's abduction, Toby is unable to get her to share any information. As his own fears for the child's well-being increase, he realizes he's going to have to act quickly to make sense of the mental dissonance that plagues him. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

After receiving telepathic visions of an explosion, Toby saves his former foster brother, Vince Pirell, from an apartment fire; but, with a reputation as a tweaker and cooker of crystal meth, the victim becomes the suspect. Convinced Vince is telling the truth and determined to track down the arsonist responsible, Toby just doesn't realize he will fall under suspicion when Detective Charlene 'Charlie' Marks informs him that the fires look like the work of an emergency responder with a god complex. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

After bumping into a young homeless man, Toby is plagued by visions of a missing girl. Certain she's been abducted, he pursues the street person for insights into her whereabouts but gets more than he bargained for, including the distinct feeling that the street person might share his psychic abilities. The emotional overload inspires him to try and salvage his failed relationship with Dr. Olivia Fawcett. Unfortunately, he's unable to quiet the visions and must act quickly if there's any hope of saving the young girl. Concerned over Toby's inexplicable behavior, Oz asks George about getting psychological help for a friend, which George quickly misconstrues as a personal plea for help. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

It looks like Toby might just get lucky when things take a tragic turn. After hooking up at a nightclub with Mina, a beautiful pathologist, she's found dead. Initially fingered as a suspect in her death, Toby does some listening to find the real murderer, but just when it seems he may have found the truth, he discovers that Mina may have uncovered a conspiracy within the coroner's office. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

After Toby and Oz intervene in the swarming of Daniel, a street kid, Toby worries he's mixed up with some bad elements. Determined to help, he appeals to him with some of his own past experiences, but as he gets closer to the truth about Daniel's involvement in a series of pharmaceutical heists, Toby discovers that things may be a lot more complicated than he initially feared, and that the life of a missing girl named Lisa may be in jeopardy. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

After attending a fatal shooting in Chinatown, Toby finds himself getting emotionally involved with Kim Chu, the blind sister of one of the victims. In an effort to help her find out who killed her brother, Toby discovers a cover-up involving a Chinese crime boss who has been lying to police. As he collects telepathic thoughts and sorts through them, he realizes that Kim's brother was involved in human smuggling and they'll have to act quickly before more lives are lost. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

After Toby (Craig Olejnik) witnesses a young woman (Michelle Adams) revive a badly injured baby, he feels a strong kinship and curiosity about her gift. Like his own channeling powers, it's both a blessing, when she can heal someone, and a curse when she can't. Written by Shaftesbury Films

When it appears a serial rapist has struck again, Toby senses Detective Marks' guilt over failing to convict him before. Using his telepathic powers, Toby helps gather intelligence from a traumatized victim only to realize that Marks may have some deep wounds of her own. Meanwhile, Dr. Olivia Fawcett tangles with a patient, her former high school teacher, who refuses to show her respect. Written by Shaftesbury Films

Called to a crime scene, Toby and Oz find two victims lying in a pool of blood. Toby senses someone else present, and the victim's teenage son, Andy, is discovered hiding and barely alive. Toby is overwhelmed with thoughts and voices. With two dead parents and the only witness unable to speak, Charlie asks Toby to use his telepathic ability to explore Andy's mind. Their investigation reveals Andy may suffer from a rare and puzzling condition. When Olivia's annoying sister Jennifer arrives in town, she asks Toby and Oz to help provide a distancing barrier between the rival siblings. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

During dinner at Oz's parents' restaurant, Toby and Olivia learn Oz is working there during his downtime to save the business from bankruptcy. Toby is initially reluctant, but Oz manages to convince him to use his telepathy to help solve a missing person case for a $100,000 reward to pay the debt. Detective Charlie Marks provides Toby with details from the case, which led to the murder conviction of the missing woman's husband, Arthur Stebbes. Their investigation uncovers a triangle of romance, jealousy and betrayal connecting Arthur's wife, son and business partner. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

Toby and Oz respond to a man suffering from a head injury. As the man, Ron Wallace, loses consciousness and dies, Toby flashes on an image of a young woman. As they place him on a stretcher, a handgun falls from his coat with a photo of the woman from Toby's vision. With Oz's help, Toby tracks down the woman, who turns out to be the victim's daughter, Lindsay. Lindsay asks if her father's death had anything to do with the four million dollars he embezzled. Toby shares what he knows with Detective Charlie Marks and they discover that, despite spending fourteen years in prison, Ron may not have committed the crime. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

Toby is called as a witness in the murder trial of Leslie Cahill, a young singer allegedly shot by her overbearing producer Peter Gavin. Having broken EMS protocol by bashing down the door before police arrived, the defense tries to destroy his credibility. In the courtroom, Toby is able to read the thoughts of other witnesses, including the victim's sister, who claims Gavin was responsible for her sister's death. While not convinced she's telling the truth, he gets a strange hit from someone else watching the trial. This leads him to discover the victim was being watched, and her stalker might hold the key to what actually happened. Toby and Oz pick up a John Doe whom Dr. Olivia Fawcett diagnoses with Alzheimer's disease. Unable to help discover the man's identity, Toby is shocked when the John Doe gives Toby a clue to his own mysterious past. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff

Toby brings Dr. Ray Mercer to the hospital to meet John Doe, whom Ray recognizes as Frank Cardea, the man who brought Toby to Ray twenty years earlier. Due to his Alzheimer's, Frank continues to have trouble remembering, but he does tell Toby that Toby's mother Maya sent him. Toby is hit with a distress beacon, catching glimpses of a smashed windshield and a mysterious man, and sets course on a journey to learn more about the troubling images in Frank's mind. Written by Shaftesbury Films/edited by statmanjeff