Tess guides Monica on her first assignment as a case worker after being promoted from search and rescue.  On the southbound bus, she befriends David Morrow, a young boy who tells her that his mother and sister died in a car accident.  After helping David fend off some bullies, Monica escorts him home.  There she meets his father, Nick a police detective who is looking for a live-in nanny.  Monica is hired on the spot, but soon has a chance encounter with Adam, the Angel of Death, who informs her that although David's sister, Katie died of crib death, his mother is very alive.

Episode 1

Monica is assigned to Earl Rowley, a crusty baseball coach.  Bitter because his Vietnam War injury prevented him from pursuing a major league career, he pushes his high school players hard, especially Peter Enloe, the star player whose own father died.  Earl is less than thrilled to have a female assistant coach but is told that Monica was the only substitute teacher who had a strong credentials in both history and baseball.  Tess, in the meantime, accepts a position working in a sports bar run by Peter's mother, Laura.

Episode 2

Monica serves as the personal assistant to Elizabeth Jessup, a prominent journalist, and the angel soon learns that her new assignment has a serious drinking problem.  At a birthday party for her granddaughter Beth, Liz has too much to drink, which prompts her own daughter Sydney to take her daughter home.  Soon afterwards, the newswoman makes a spectacle of herself while giving a speech at the Mayor's Centennial kick-off.  This incident causes Sydney to stage an intervention for her mother with the help of Anita, a counselor at the New Hope Center.

Episode 3

Monica learns to overcome her fear of water when she moves next door to Angela Evans, an avid boater with a secretive past.  Years ago during college, she supportive as a call girl.  Now that her husband Carter is running for the U.S. Senate, she is being blackmailed by Marshall, her former pimp.  Monica convinces Angela to stand up to him, but learns that he had taken photos of her in compromising positions.

Episode 4

Cassie Peter's is pregnant and plans to give her baby up for adoption.  Although neither Craig (the baby's father) nor Joanne (Cassie's mother) is present for the delivery, Monica is, posing as a nurse.  After holding her daughter, Cassie changes her mind and runs away, much to the chagrin of the Feldman's, the adoptive parents.  Monica and Tess are keeping watch over the mother and child when they learn from Adam, that the child is seriously ill.

Episode 5

Monica serves as a legal assistant to a young lawyer, Charles Hibbard, he mistakenly gives an inheritance to an eccentric young woman, Robin and must convince her to give it back.  Charles is a hypochondriac with an imagined heart condition.  Monica help him to open his heart and he falls in love with Robin.

Episode 6

Monica and Tess arrange an accident on a deserted road for Megan and Susana, two women involved with the same man.  The angels create an estate where the women and eventually Susana's husband spend Thanksgiving together.  The angels are assisted by Adam, who doesn't have the heart to kill the turkey for dinner.  Monica convinces Megan that she must find someone else and Tess convinces Jack to return to his marriage.

Episode 7

Monica and Tess are party coordinators for Harrison Trowbridge Archibald IV, a stuffy doctor whose wife, Barbara, and mother, Amelia, are planning a prestigious social event to commemorate a new hospital expansion named after their family.

Episode 8

A small town church is putting on its Christmas pageant, and little Serena desperately wants to be the angel.  Her slightly retarded friend Joey, must come to terms with the fact that Serena is dying of a heart condition.  Joey is patholigically afraid of the dark, his parents went out into the night and never came back.  Since then , his older brother wayne has been his caregiver, and resented it.  Monica reveals herself to Wayne, but he holds God responsible for his lousy life.  When Serena dies the night of the pageant.  Joey is led to the church by a bright star.  Monica takes Serena's place as the angel, but when the rope supporting her breaks, Monica rises with glory and power and the entire congregation is awed by her angelic revelation and message ""Fear Not.""

Episode 9

Monica is stripped of her angelic powers to help a proud, homeless man named Pete.  She also befriends Sophie and Zack a Desert Storm vet.  Monica realizes that she has stood judgement on homeless people and after a prayer she washes Pete's feet.  Sophis is reunited with her family.  Zack trades his Marine corp rine for Pete's wifes ashes and a quarter to call home.  With God's help Pete is able to go to colorado to spread his wifes ashes.

Episode 10

Three years ago, James Mackey defused a tense hostage situation by shooting the gunman who had fatally wounded James's partner.  Now Monica is a journalist writing a story about the small-town sheriff and local hero.  Although a loving father, Mackey places intense pressure on his son, Matthew so he can gain admission to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.  Rather than risk not doing well, the boy cheats on a college entrance exam but gets caught.  Afraid of how his father will react, Matt attempts suicide.  While in a coma, Monica uses her angelic powers to talk to him and convince him to live.  She later helps Sheriff Mackey resolve his own inner torment, his late partner, Nick Hansen, was the true hero.  Mackey had frozen when they confronted the criminals, and Nick saved his life.  Monica convinces Mackey that God loves him regardless and is able to reunite father and son.

Episode 11

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Monica, an angel, is tasked with bringing guidance and messages from God to various people who are at a crossroads in their lives.

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Touched by an Angel

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Insecure bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss uses an ancient mask to gain superpowers while taking on the mischievous and cartoonish, but heroic and good-hearted personality of The Mask

The Mask: Animated Series

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Newlywed Melinda Gordon tries to help the dead communicate with loved ones, but sometimes the messages she receives are intense and confusing. Most of Melinda's efforts involve resolving conflicts that are preventing the spirits from passing over.

Ghost Whisperer

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An anthology series containing drama, psychological thriller, fantasy, science fiction, suspense, and/or horror, often concluding with a macabre or unexpected twist.

The Twilight Zone

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This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy.

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John Reese, former CIA paramilitary operative, is presumed dead and teams up with reclusive billionaire Finch to prevent violent crimes in New York City by initiating their own type of justice. With the special training that Reese has had in Covert Operations and Finch's genius software inventing mind, the two are a perfect match for the job that they have to complete. With the help of surveillance equipment, they work "outside the law" and get the right criminal behind bars.

Person of Interest

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Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and the talking dog, Scooby-Doo, travel on the Mystery Machine van, in search of weird mysteries to solve.

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!

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Mick St. John is a captivating, charming and immortal private investigator from Los Angeles, who defies the traditional blood-sucking norms of his vampire tendencies by using his wit and powerful supernatural abilities to help the living.

Moonlight

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The Wild Wild West is an American television series. Developed at a time when the television western was losing ground to the spy genre, this show was conceived by its creator, Michael Garrison, as "James Bond on horseback." Set during the administration of President Ulysses Grant, the series followed Secret Service agents James West and Artemus Gordon as they solved crimes, protected the President, and foiled the plans of megalomaniacal villains to take over all or part of the United States.

The show also featured a number of fantasy elements, such as the technologically advanced devices used by the agents and their adversaries. The combination of the Victorian era time-frame and the use of Verne-esque style technology have inspired some to give the show credit for the origins of the steam punk subculture.

The Wild Wild West

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During an experiment gone bad, radiation turns a scientist into a raging green behemoth whenever he becomes agitated. Unable to control his transformations, David Banner searches for a cure as he crosses the country, fugitive-style, with a dogged tabloid reporter on his trail.

The Incredible Hulk

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Twenty-four-year-old Kara Zor-El, who was taken in by the Danvers family when she was 13 after being sent away from Krypton, must learn to embrace her powers after previously hiding them. The Danvers teach her to be careful with her powers, until she has to reveal them during an unexpected disaster, setting her on her journey of heroism.

Supergirl

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A small town is suddenly and inexplicably sealed off from the rest of the world by an enormous transparent dome. While military forces, the government and the media positioned outside of this surrounding barrier attempt to break it down, a small group of people inside attempt to figure out what the dome is, where it came from, and when (and if) it will go away.

Under the Dome

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An MIT grad student and a tech superstar bring a low-level Pentagon official a staggering discovery that an asteroid is just six months away from colliding with Earth.

Salvation

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Season 1

Tess is in an uncharacteristically grumpy mood as she gives Monica her new assignment, to be interviewed by Callie Martin, a cynical reporter writing an expose on angelic encounters.  Explaining that she is an angelic experience, Monica recounts the story of a recent case.  Heart transplant surgeon Dr. Joe Patcherek is assigned to operate on Ethan Parker, the drunk driver who killed Joe's five children.  Since that incident Joe and  his artist wife, Lisa have drifted apart.  She has immersed herself in a sculpture that will stand in the children's wing of the hospital as a dedication to her kids.  During a heated, emotional conversation, Lisa urges her husband to forgive her, Ethan, and God for their children's deaths.  Later, in the middle of the surgery, Monica, the transplant coordinator, stops time and reveals herself to Joe.  She tells him that he is holding his own life in his hands and that no one except God has the right to determine whether another human should live or die.  A

Monica is a rookie cop, her assignment is to help Zack, who's returning to the force following rehabilitation from a gunshot wound.  He's requested a new partner, which upsets his old one, Ben.  We see that Zack has become addicted to pills and when he and Monica bust a drug dealer, Mason, he steals his stash.  His erratic behaviour causes him to miss Mason's preliminary hearing, and a freed Mason assaults a teenage girl.  Zack lives in fear, he has recurring memories of being shot.  When Monica reveals herself she assures him that faith is the one armor that bullets can't pierce.  Zack helps capture Mason and, armed with new faith, is able to face his addiction and reconnect with his wife.

Matt Duncan books rodeo into an arena he manages not realizing that his estranged father is one of the feature attractions.   Ty Duncan is a grizzled veteran of the rodeo circuit and wants to reconcile with his son before he dies.  Monica's who's acting as Matt's bookkeeper, is horrified to learn that the midway's fortune teller is Kathleen, a former friend and fallen Angel, who is determined to keep father and son apart.  She decides to focus on little Daniel Duncan, who had previously been told his grandfather was dead.  Kathleen makes sure that Ty meets Danny, which infuriates Matt who is led to believe Monica is at fault.  The ""dark angel"" also makes a pass at him, since his wife is out of town.  After the youngster slips into the corral of a dangerous bull, Monica rescues him and then intercedes in the resulting fight between Matt and Ty.  She reveals she was sent to end the cycle of hatred between father and son and to uncover Kathleen as a force of evil.  Ty makes a memorable fi

High-powered TV reporter Debra willis hits a teenager and the nleaves the scene of the accident.  Her old buddy Leo, a veteran detective takes on the case and Debra, still covering up, ends up reporting on her own crime.  Debra has always used the tage line, ""As my mother always says..."" but we find out that in real life her mom Grace is an icy cold perfectionist whose daughter was never good enough.  Debra had attempted suicide as a teenager, now she tries again but is stopped by Monica, who reveals herself as an angel and shows Debra that she has the right to be less that perfect, God will still love her.  Debra comes clean and retains the love and support of her boyfriend George.

Monica works as a personal assistant to radio personality Sandy Latham, who is renowned for her caustic rapport with listeners and bring her wit.  in that capacity, the angel hopes to repair Sandy's relationship with Claire, who is continually mortified that her mother used her as a pawn in the ratings battle.  Meanwhile, Tess joins Sandy as an on-air sidekick, encouraging her to be more supportive of her llisteners and her daughter.  After Claire is humiiliated by one of her mother's stunts, the girl gets involved with a black marketr CD scam to get money to run away from home.  monica uses her angelic powers to protect Claire and reveals that she is neveralone with her pain because God is there also.  Tess, likewise, reveals a similar message to sandy, who is still recovering from her ex-husband's infidelity.  The angels encourage mother and daughter to work through their pain.

Tess returns to the town of a previous assignment and she and Monica help Joanna open an Aids hospice.  Joanna is injured in a bomb blast and Tess is brought face to face with a white supremacy group headed by her previous assignment Tim.  Tess's anger causes her to be replaced by another angel, Sam.  Monica is able to enlist the help of a nosey neighbor Jerry, and the angels do battle with Satan, who's posing as a politician.  Tess and Monica reveal themselves to Tim and show him that he was motivated by fears stretching back to childhood.  together they drive Satan out of the community.

Returning home for her mother's funeral, Megan Brooks arrives with a Dixieland band playing ""When the Saints Go Marching in"".  This incident raises the ire of her grandmother, Clarice Mitchell, a renowned poet.  Clarice's son, Sam and Megan had been high school sweathearts, but their lives drifted apart.  Now that she is recently widowed, Sam is interested in rekindling and spontaneously proposes to Megan.  Clarice, however is horrified to discover that Megan is HIV positive.  The mother urges her son to retract his proposal, and at first Sam literally drives away.  But realizing his selfishness, he returns and pledges to stand by Megan through their coming years together.  Now Megan has reservations about the marriage leaving Sam completely confused.  Revealing that she has been conduit through which Clarice received divine inspiration, Tess urges the poet to give her blessing to the nuptials because this is Sam and Megan's time to live and love.  The wedding proceeds apace after the

Ginger works as an exotic dancer, in which unlikely venue she meets Monica.  Ginger hires Monica to babysit her little daughter Emily, who was born with a disfiguring cleft palate.  Ginger fears other kids in her trailer park will taunt Emily, but Monica invites Jeremy, who befriends the little girl.  When Jeremy learns about Operation Smile, an organization of doctors who perform pro bono plastic surgery, he suggests Emily as a candidate.  Ginger has taken Emily's affliction as a punishment from God for past transgressions, and refuses to accept the charity offer.  Jeremy leads Emily off to Nashville (and Operation Smile) anyway by stowing away on Albert's pick-up.  Albert is actually transporting stolen goods elsewhere, when Tess intercepts the entire crew.  She confronts Albert and redirects their journey across state via a balloon.  Monica reveals herself to Ginger, she is angry that she assumes her daughter is a punishment from God, she should know that Emily is a great gift.  In

Monica and Tess find themselves caught in the middle of a bank holdup.  Jackson, the arrogant and brilliant stick-up man, holds Monica and a very pregnant Alison hostage, as he forces the president of the bank, Max Chamberlain into the vault.  But when an earthquake shakes the building, Monica, Max and Alison are locked in the vault.  Jackson insists on freeing them.  Alison is his wife.  Max was closing the bank, they were about to lose their insurance and desperate Jackson was targeting Max in revenge.  Inside the vault, Monica reveals herself to the unborn child in Alison's womb, reassuring him that the world is not to be feared, that God will watch over him.  The metaphor stands for the bank as well, when the vault door swings open, Jackson cannot shoot Max as planned, for Max is carrying out Alison, and Monica is carrying out his son.  Rescue workers open the bank entrance and the little group within, like thinfant, emerge into the world.

Jennifer has a burn on her finger and a hole in her memory.  Two detectives are rigoursly interrogating her about a shooting death she witnessed.  As she is cross-examined, her jumbled memories enevtually coalesce into a narrative.

A reporter for the trendy magazine Curb, Jennifer met Clay Martin, a real-estate developer, in an elevator at her office building.  He invited her to a party where she met his best friend, Alex as well as Monica.  Against his mother's wishes, Alex had beentraveling in search of his real father.  Despite the former roommates cross words, not the least of which regarded the fact that Alex's ex-girlfriend was now dating Clay, they soon reconciled.  Jennifer subsequently had a heart-to-heart talk with Alex where the prodigal confided he was on his way home to deliver yellow roses and an apology to his mother.  Afterwards she just happened to be in the room when Clay shows Alex and antique gun.  Although apparently unloaded, the gun contained a chamber that round

The sequel to the first season's Christmas episode ""Fear Not"",  ""The Feather"" continues the story of a littles church's congregation now that they've seen Monica reveal herself in all her glory.  Awed, trying to figure out what it all means, the congregation susceptible to Charles, a con artist posing as a preacher.  He seizes a feather which fell from Monica's dove and holds it up the church as physical proof of the miracle.  He's diverting piles of donation offerings into his own pockets when he's confronted by Wayne, who turns out to be his brother.  Years ago, Charles and Wayne ran the preacher scam together,  Wayne is now a reformed man and he's determined to stop him.  The issue is brought to a head when Joey, who's been ministering to a crack baby that was left in the church, brings the infant to Charles for healing, he can't do it, of course, but Monica reveals herself again and reminds the church that they worshipped a feather instead of a King and their need for fame deafened

En route to a wedding in a picturesque mountain meadow, Monica meets an uninvited guest,  Andrew, an Angel of Death whom Tess is well acquainted with.  The angel's new assignment focuses on former law school classmates traveling via train to the nuptials.  Mark Monfort and Susan Duplain rekindle their passion, having ended their relationship just before graduation.  However, their friend, Lisa Magdaleno is still reeling from the suicide of her fiance, Doug who was expelled from law school for cheating.  Mark had been unaware of his best friend's death and more importantly of his own involvement.  Jealous that Doug received a clerkship she wanted, Susan tricked Mark into helping her change Doug's exam to make it look like he plagiarized it.  With Andrew's assistance, Monica shows Mark that Susan's quest for power and prestige is out of control.  After an intense confrontation with her, he turns to Lisa for comfort and support.

Episode 12

The Carpenter family gathers as their father, Joe prepares to die at home.  Although grown, the siblings demonstrating the roles they become accustomed to.  Kate, the eldest, takes charge like their mother, Elizabeth but is not quite as overbearing.  Chris, the middle child, stuns his sisters with the news that he is estranged from his wife.  And Kim, the youngest, is the creative one who never seemed to fit in with the rest of the family.  Monica and Tess, as the home-care nurse and interior decorator, get caught in the crossfire as Chris and Kim resist Kate's domineering behaviour.  The angel's mission is to help expose a family secret before Joe dies.  Andrew informs Monica and Tess that time is rappidly approaching.  Amidst a heated argument, Kate exposes the secret, Kim is not Joe's biological father.  Upon returning from a brief trip, Elizabeth convenes a family meeting to discuss the matter.  Years ago, she had a torrid affair with her husband's business partner.  Joe forgave hi

Episode 13

Rock 'n' Roll star Jon Mateos has it all, a loving wife Evie, a devoted teenagae daughter Samantha, and a son Dylan.  He relies on Evie for support and she responds by trying to be everywhere and do everything for him.  Jon's comfortable world is turned upside down when Evie, rushing from her daughter's concert to a TV appearence by Jon, is killed in a car accident.  Faced with actually having to raise his children, and deal with their emotional trauma,  Jon rereats into work and then rapidly descends into and drug use.  Monica who is Jon's driver, watches as his attempts to record a new song, 'Nowhere', disappear down the bottle and up his nose.  Tess is the kid's nanny, Samantha slips around her to go out with friends to a concert.  But en route they stop at a motel to party.  Samantha didn't plan on this and runs out.  She pages her dad, but he's too stoned to pick up his pager.  Eventually Sam hitches a ride with a trucker.  When the driver points out  they're at the spot where Evi

Episode 14

Club Indigo, once St. Louis' premier blues and jazz club, has fallen hard times.  It's owner, Sam, is getting on and his grandson Zach arrives to convince his grandfather to sell the club and move into a nursing home.  Sam resists.  He's always told Zach that ""The Countess"" told him ""do nothing, til you hear from me"" and he's sticking to those words.  Zach assumesthat Sam has embriodered the past greatness of the club, and that he's made up stories of all the jazz greats who played there and were friends.  Especially that story about ""The Countess"", the mysterious singer who arrived in the sixties and put the club back on the map.  Whether these stories are true or not, it's apparent that Sam should really be in a nursing home, he's losing his memory as well as his well-being.  But Sam has always had an open-mike night on Mondays, and despite his grandson's protests, proceeds to hire Monica to M.C. the event.  Zach tricks his grandfather into signing a power of attorney agreement so th

Episode 15

As Monica studies a sleeping man in a run-down apartment, Tess appears and informs her she's in the wrong place, 801 Cedar Street Jacksonville, Florida rather than Jacksonville, Illinois.  After using her angelic powers to tidy the apartment, Monica stoops to pick up a bag under the bed when the police burst in.  The bag she's holding is full of cocaine, and the police arrest her.  During interrogation, her claim that she's an angel makes her a candidate for a mental hospiptal.  At her arraignment, Monica alone can see Sam, the angel from special services.  He tells her the simple mistake of going to the wrong address has set events in motion that have to play out, but no matter what happens God will never laeve you of forsake her.  Monica is assigned a court-appointed attorney, Jake Stone, a Vietnam veteran and hardened cynic.  He tries to convince her to plead guilty but  mentally ill.  She refuses, however, and insists on a competency hearing.  In the meantime, Monica is remanded to

Episode 16

What happens if you go into a coma, wake up five years later and discover you've lost everything that mattered to you?  When we open Steve is celebrating the opening of he and his partner Matthew's architectural firm.  Then his son falls off the roof, but is miraculously unhurt.  Monica caught him, and unseen to the family, she also examines an angel key chain.  This causes Steve to take his second car, a dumpy little model, and he's thrown out in an accident.  When Steve wakes up, five years have passed, and we learn that his wife Bonnie has fallen in love with Matthew.  Thinking her was a permanent vegetable, she's divorced Steve.  His house looks completely different, he notices a dog lives there now.  Steve reacts in rage, he breaks up Bonnie and Matthew's nuptials.  Monica meanwhile feels so badly about causing all this trouble that she steps away from her assignment.  Al is dispatched to talk sense into her.  What is revealed is that Steve had carried on a legacy of abuse, there

Episode 17

Monica and Tess are assigned to Detective Frank Champness at the Centre for Missing Children.  Champness is very good at his job, but is haunted by his failures, the children who have died or have simply never been found.  Andrew, is also taking his shift at the centre.  Andrew is intrigued by computers, and shows Monica how computer simulated age progression works.  Monica discovers that Kathleen, is Frank's new girlfriend, and is pushing him to the breaking point.  She distracts him from his cases and undermines all the good he has done for missinig children, pushing him close to quitting his job.  In a dueling revelation scene, Monica defeats Kathleen and brings Frank back back from the influence of evil.  Then, with the help of Andrew's age progression expertise, Monica helps him solve a 15 year old missing child case.

Episode 18

While working at the post office, Monica meets Max, who is responsible for handling ""dead"" letters addressed to Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and God.  A Holocaust survivor, Max answers children's letters to God by telling them there is no God and not to place their faith in a fantasy.  One little girl, Tanya Brenner, continues sending letters to God, even though Max only answered the first one and ignored the rest.  Andrew, who has met the child, and Monica entice Tess ask God if they can read the letters.  After receiving permission, they learn that Tanya's father is very ill and that his girlfriend, Sandy has been abusing the girl.  Monica is outraged and wants to help out, but Tess reminds her that Max, not Tanya is her assignment.  Taking matters into her own hands, Monica arranges Max to see a drunken Sandy hit the girl.  Following this encounter, Max follows her homw, where her dying father beseeches the postal worker to find Tanya a new home.  Shaken, Max runs away.  When he d

Episode 19

The women in Naval officer, Neil Campbell's life do not get along.  His mother Marian and his pregnant wife April seem to be competing fir his love.  After he goes out to sea, Monica enters their life as an artist commissioned to paint a ""portrait of Mrs. Campbell"".  We learn that Marian is desperately in need of a bone marrow transplant and Neil cannot return home from sea.  As the situation worsens, April volunteers to donate marrow despite her pregnancy.  At this point we come to know the secret that Marian has been hiding for entire life, that she has a mentally challenged son,  Tommy, who has been raised in facilities all of his life.  Although Marian has always loved and cared for her son, she was encouraged by her parents to give him up as punishment for the sinful behavior that conceived him.  As Marian's health worsens, Tommy emerges as the only viable bone marrow donor and, with the help of Andrew, the operation is arranged and is successful.  April gives birth to a healthy b

Episode 20

Joel Redding is a former soap-opera star who is coming to terms with middle age and life after television.  He, his wife Sally and son Marshall have moved to a small town trying to regain a semblance of normal family life.  While helping with a college theatre's fund raiser, Monica, Tess and Andrew witness tension between Joel and Marshall.  Matters are further complicated when the aging actor initiates an affair with one his teenage ingenues.  During one of Joel's extracurricular trysts, Sally slips while hanging a picture and seriously injures herself.  Marshall finds his mother, calls for help, and gets her to the hospital.  After authorizing the doctor to perform a risky surgical procedure, the teen rails at his father when he finally returns from his rendezvous.  Tess reveals herself to the guilt-ridden husband, admonishing him to be faithful to his wife and son and admits he didn't quit the show, but was fired because of his age.  Marshall is still reluctant to forgive until Moni

Episode 21

Monica befriends Kate Prescott, whose son is accused of a brutal murder.  Angered by Thomas's acquittal, Leonard Page, the victim's father, tries to force the Prescott's to leave town.  Tess advises the man to let God avenge his daughter's death, but he refuses to listen, even when Kate herself begs him to stop the vendetta.  When she discovers some of the victim's belongings in Thomas's room, however, she doubts his innocence and issues a statement to the press.  He responds by leaving town.  But once the police apprehend the real murderer, Kate despairs because of her betrayal.  Revealing herself, Monica tells the distraught mother her mistake was trusting evidence rather than faith.  Tess meanwhile return's to the Page's house, urging him to let the healing process begin.  Afterwards, Monica wonders what will become of Kate's son.  Tess reveal that Mrs. Angeli, the kindly bus driver who gave Kate moral support during the trial is herself and 'advance angel"" who will watch over Thoma

Episode 22

Michael Russell is dying of cancer, a fact that his father finds hard to accept.  A potter by trade, Whit is skeptical of technology and persuaded his son to leave city life for the family farm once his illness was diagnosed.  Unbeknownst to Whit, Michael and Penny have undergone gamete fertilization, a process enabling Jolene to be the surrogate mother for their baby.  Believing the pregnancy to be natural, Whit vows to have no part in raising his grandchild.  Subsequent to one of his tirades, Jolene disappears.  As Michael's health deteriorates, the situation looks increasingly grim, especially when Andrew arrives.  Using a clever metaphor, Monica gently convinces Whit to accept the non-traditional pregnancy.  Michael dies just as his son is born, and  as his bereaved family visits the grave, Tess arrives with Jolene and the baby in tow.  She gives the infant to his mother, who laments that Michael never got a chance to hold his son.  Tess comforts Penny by pointing that he has a bir

Episode 23

The angels are assigned to The Morgan Bell Show, a tabloid talk show, with Monica having the plum job of assisting Claudia Bell, the program's embittered producer and Morgan's sister.  A dark secret from the Bell's past forged their unhealthy symbiotic relationship, the glamorous Morgan is on-air talent while the obese Claudia calls the shots from the seclusion.  Morgan's attempt to focus on uplifting topics backfires when an ""all-American"" mother is confronted by an illegitimate daughter raised in foster homes.  The woman has a heart attack, and Morgan is irate that Claudia engineered the situation.  Working together, the angels uncover their past, but inform the sisters that God can forgive any sin, no matter how long ago it was committed.  Morgan and Claudia publicly confess their misdeeds, asking their victims and the television audience for forgiveness.

Episode 24

Season 2

Monica is downcast because she failed one of her assignments, but Tess tells her to buck up because the cavalry's on the way.  After being laid off from his factory job in North Carolina, Russell Greene packed up his wife, two children and mother to head to her home town, Chicory Creek, Kentucky where an old friend, Doc Rogers has promised to give Russell a job.

Monica begins working with child psychiatrist Adam Litowski. He is treating a young girl who claims to hear the voices of angels.

Fed up with the attitude of his students, Mike O'Connor questioned the significance of his twenty-year teaching career.

Monica poses as a journalist to interview Luther Dixon, a teenager on death row.  Meanwhile, Tess and Andrew try to help Valerie Dixon prevent Luther's younger brother Samuel from following in his footsteps.

Henry Moskowitz, an archaeologist on a dig at a Navajo excavation site, receives a surprise visit from his grandfather. Still angry that his late parents disapproved of his marriage to a Catholic woman, Henry resists his grandfather's reconciliation efforts.

Marty Dillard, an overachieving Secret Service agent, is at odds with Monica, assigned as an agent to protect a Presidential candidate.  While off duty, Marty befriends Ulysses Dodd, an older gentlemen who teaches her to enjoy fishing for its own sake rather for sheer competitiveness.  Baffled by a series of death threats to Senator Hammond, Marty begrudgingly accepts help from Monica and Andrew, who's posing as a forensics specialist.

Scott Walden, the charitable owner of a small aviation company, is arrested by the FBI and charged with an eighteen-year-old murder.

On Halloween, renowned author Leonard Pound is grief stricken regarding his wife's recent death.  His son Allan has hired Monica to attend to the widower, who has lost the will to live.  To help him, the angel prompts Leonard to revisit a pivotal event in his life: October 30, 1938, the night of Orson Welles radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds.

Tess, Monica, and Andrew are coordinating the wedding of a young couple.  The arrival of the bride's estranged father causes her to have second thoughts about the nuptials.

After a near-death experience du to a heart attack, criminal James Block realizes he must change his ways and initiates a campaign of goods works.  Neither Tess nor Monica are impressed, however, with his apparent change of heart, especially when they realize he records his good deeds.  James finds a kindred spirit in Amy Ann McCoy, a teenage Elvis Presley fan with cystic fibrosis.

Monica, Tess, and Andrew help a down-on-her-luck prostitute who stays drunk more than anything else. While getting cleaned up, she must confront her past which caused her to become a prostitute to begin with.

The crossover continues on Promised Land S01E09 Homecoming (II).

Monica and Andrew must help an investigative reporter and the elderly couple with four foster children whose lives were affected by her expose on them alleging child abuse.

Monica must help violin maker Jordan Du Bois finish a violin he started thirty years earlier on the day his son was born. Jordan doesn't realize his son Tony has come home for the holidays with a devastating secret.

Sara Perkins rebels against her over protective mother by hiring Monica as her new photography assistant.  Though the angel understands that the woman has covertly taken a freelance assignment to Bosnia, Tess, a volunteer helping Charlotte at the public library, thinks Sara's actions are inconsiderate.

Tess represents a group of former employees in a class-action suit against family-owned Fairchild Tobacco.  Her opposing counsel is Marc Hamilton, who has accepted this assignment to the dismay of his mother, Esther.  When he was growing up, both she and his late father worked for Fairchild as a maid and a chauffer.

After a near-fatal car collision, Reverend Daniel learns that the accident caused his son's death. Wrapped in a cocoon of guilt, the Reverend shuts himself off from all loved ones, unable to attend the funeral. Monica must convince Daniel to forgive himself and rededicated himself to helping others.

Tess instructs Celeste, a new angel, on her first assignment, Eric, an illusionist. Eric decides to attempt the most dangerous escape of his career. With the help of Monica, Celeste must convince Eric to stop playing hide-and-seek with his life.

Monica is due for her angel evaluation. She runs into Kathleen, a fallen angel who tricks Monica into another meeting room. Andrew and Tess wait for Monica in the right place. The angels recall previous assignments.

Tess revisits the Greenes. She tells them God says Josh needs to go with Tess. Josh has to help Monica see, since she is temporarily blinded. They travel to a city filled with tension.

The crossover continues on Promised Land S01E17 Amazing Grace (II).

Meg Salter, a New York pediatrician, decides to surprise her husband by boarding his flight to Paris. On the plane she discovers her husband Brian is accompanied by his eight-months-pregnant mistress Olivia. As the plane heads into a storm, an already tense situation gets worse when Olivia goes into labor.

Hank sees a picture of a missing child on a milk carton and realizes it is his younger brother. Monica helps him find out he was adopted. Tess and Andrew must help the real father and the lawyer who helped place the kidnapped boy.

A small Chicago bar is just the place for big dreams as God gives Monica the task of granting one pub patron a miracle. Monica is surprised to learn that nobody wants this once in a lifetime gift. Greed and envy creates further confusion and rage. A mistaken miracle leads each attendee to reassess their lives and toast to lessons learned.

George is an old army veteran from WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, who thinks he has nothing left to live for. He has also been removed from six separate retirement homes. Monica is assigned, as an old woman, to show him the joy of living again.

The angels try to help troubled teens that commit crimes by matching them up to disabled children.

A convicted rapist is released from prison on parole and decides to seek his victim's forgiveness.

Episode 25

The angels are in a small town, where a group home opens their doors to children with Down’s Syndrome. The neighbor across the street finds these children disturbing.

Episode 26

A father is disappointed in his son, Kevin, who parties and squanders money as a way of life. When the father dies, Kevin finds out he is cut out of the will and his inheritance. Kevin must learn to get a job and earn his own money.

Episode 27

A gifted gymnast wants her overbearing mother to focused more on her neglected son, who ends up in a serious situation.

Episode 28

Season 3

Joe Greene returns to his brother Russell’s home where his son is living. On the drive, he causes an accident that kills two people and puts a child in the hospital. He does not tell anyone.

The crossover continues on Promised Land S02E01 The Road Home (II).

A couple expecting their first child have a baby shower at a café where Andrew is the temporary worker. Tess and Monica are Lamaze teachers. During a visit to the doctor, the parents learn their child has Down Syndrome.

Hero-worship plays havoc when an impressionable youth develops a bond with a troubled Salt Lake Saints point guard. The angels join forces to redirect the path of both people, rescuing them from immediate and future danger.

The angels must help some homeless children who have banded together to be a family. They need a secure place to live and to find their faith again.

A distraught farmer in a drought-stricken community files suit against God. Tess arrives to defend, and Monica to testify. The trial teaches the farmer and everyone else in town the value of being good neighbors, and also drives home a stern lesson about the inherent folly of theodicy – an attempt to judge God by human standards.

The communal gathering breeds desperation at a summer camp for HIV-positive girls. The angels act quickly to stop the girls from contemplating their suicide pact.

Monica and Rafael have a day off and go to the beach. Their vacation is cut short when they find a message in a bottle from someone asking for help.

Substituting for a fellow angel, Andrew unwittingly draws a bidding war at a bachelor auction for charity. The angels serve up an elegant meal and an important life lesson.

Monica and Tess expose the truth of a Hollywood blacklisting scandal when they're sent to aid a powerful, Tinseltown agent.

When parental superstition threatens the career of a budding Broadway actress, the angels step in to redirect the faith of both mother and daughter.

Crushed by the accidental death of her husband 35 years earlier, Annie Doyle struggles to cope with the gradual loss of her eyesight. The angels befriend the ostracized woman and lead her to redemption.

When a developmentally disabled man's brother disappears into a blizzard on Christmas Eve, Monica comes to comfort him by reliving her experience with the famed author Mark Twain.

Harry Applegate is forgiven after Monica and Tess bring his wife and his mistress together shortly after his death. The angels help them find it in their hearts to allow God to repair their pain and move on.

Linda is graduating from law school. Her sister Holly comes for the ceremony. Holly learns her sister is being physically abused by her husband. The angels and Holly must help the husband to control his anger and Linda and the children to heal.

When a widowed minister of a small town loses his faith, he rediscovers it when a series of mysterious phone calls lead to the entire town regaining hope.

Monica tries to help a young mother overcome her drug addition. Meanwhile, Tess must help the parents learn not to enable their daughter in her drug life. The woman has to learn to be a real mother to her child.

The angels must help a man who is dying from Lou Gehrig’s disease learn how to find peace and help his family through the ordeal.

A man is a witness to a brutal hate crime, but he is afraid to go to the police to report what he saw. The angels must help him overcome his fear in order that justice be done.

An Army command is bitter and being difficult with his recruits. His son dies, but for him, it is worse this was the son who was an enthusiastic soldier, unlike his remaining one who hates being under his command.

Aaron is an intelligent teen who enters a spelling contest. His brother Michael is the only one who supports him as the mother gives all her attention to Michael. The father deserted them. The angels must help heal the family.

Monica suffers amnesia and meets the bitter Dr. Crayton while he's on his way to watch the execution of his wife's murderer. Later she shows him that forgiveness and faith is the only way he will achieve peace.

Maury and his comedy partner split their act years ago in anger, but now are being inducted into the Hall of Fame. They try to get along to perform an act for the induction ceremony, but argue about who is the real star.

A young woman with financial problems and a deep secret enters a beauty pageant in hopes of wining the prize money. The angels help her see that trust in people and faith in God is what she needs to repair her life.

A man is ordered by the court to stay in his own slum apartments for two weeks. He has lost his faith and forgotten all his father taught him. Then his son is shot and no help is found in the building.

Two teens plan to marry after they finish high school. When the mothers meet, they recognize each other, and it opens old wounds that could tear the teenagers apart. The angels must heal the mothers’ friendship and save the teens.

Monica is assigned to accompany a group of U.S. businesspeople to China to negotiate a merger. An employee is reluctant to go due to a secret from her past.

Jean risks her life by trying to find her daughter in China.

Season 4

The angels make good on a promise that Andrew made to a dying man---which involves uncovering the identity of a hospital employee posing as the angel of death, as well as restoring the faith of several terminal patients.

Joe Greene leaves town after receiving threats from a widow whose husband and son died in an auto accident caused by Joe.

This crossover continues on Promised Land S03E01 Saving Grace (II).

Monica helps a mayoral candidate make a decision about her friendship with an old college chum, a teacher charged with sexual misconduct with a minor.

A Little League player, whose overbearing father is also his team's coach, befriends an equipment manager whose peculiar behavior repels others.

Monica runs a bait and tackle shop on Lake Paradise, and is tasked with revitalizing both the lake and the faith of a progress-driven land developer.

Tess, posing as a schoolteacher, tries to help a child who wants to become a hit man by telling him the story of Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth.

A widow who wants her son taken off life support clashes with his fiancée, who argues that her beloved would want to live.

Tess and Monica help a mother and daughter whose dependence on each other is keeping them from realizing their full potential.

Among a dying 8-year-old's last wishes is that his mother, a jingle writer, finish a song she started soon after he was born.

A couple who stayed married to help their son kick his drug habit are aided by the angels in dealing with a loss that threatens to end their union for good.

Rafael joins the angels as they try to unite a group of disparate individuals in rural Texas, including a biased motel owner to whom God is sending a Christmas miracle.

A lawyer learns the outcome of a heart-wrenching moment from her past after a former boyfriend is brought in as a suspect in an armed robbery.

Monica tries to persuade a TV executive, whose network philosophy is “big, better, absolutely shocking,” to consider backing a series about angels.

The lives of two competitive skiers---who have a history of first and second-place finishes---are dramatically changed after an accident on the slopes that leads to a revelation.

A 12-year-old skater, who leads a nomadic life with her dad, wants to settle down and train after she meets an Olympic contender.

A salesman, whose ailing wife will be forced to leave a nursing home unless he can come up with $10,000, goes to Las Vegas and inadvertently sells his soul to an agent of the devil disguised as a casino manager.

A spoiled young man who has dreams of being a bluesman is perplexed by his father's will, which sends him on a mysterious journey to find his inheritance.

Monica and Tess must help a little girl trapped in an airshaft by leading a reluctant rescuer to her location.

After a stand-up comic's father dies, the angels help her face up to a devastating incident from her childhood involving her deeply depressed mother---whom she believes is dead.

A discouraged young woman believes her problems will be solved after she joins a cult, but Monica tries to persuade her to put her faith in God.

An angry Vietnam vet, who has yet to deal with a tragedy that took place during the war, runs a factory of Vietnamese workers to whom Tess is teaching citizenship.

A distressed mother has her prayers answered when her estranged son finally returns home after seven years---with a son of his own.

Monica experiences life as a black woman in America as part of an assignment brought about by the murder of an elderly black man.

An 11-year-old boy who is living in poverty takes up boxing so he can beat up the bullies who pick on him---until he meets his idol Muhammad Ali, who tells him what's really worth fighting for.

When a young woman suffers a severe head trauma after being thrown from a horse, her husband struggles with whether to allow her heart to be donated to a 16-year-old girl who will die soon without a transplant.

Josie, an astronaut preparing for a mission aboard the space shuttle Discovery, struggles to cope with her God-fearing mother's death just days before the scheduled launch. Meanwhile, a sick child wants Josie to mail a letter to God.

Season 5

In the middle of the African desert, Andrew snaps photographs of Sudanese slaves in the hot sun.  Back in the United States, young Thomas Cooper is upset that his mother, Senator Katherine Cooper, has to return to Washington D.C.  Monica is horrified to see the pictures that Andrew took, and wonders why the angels aren't in the Sudan.  Tess indicates that Thomas is the little child that will lead them there.  In Washington, Dr. Joseph Akot, working with Andrew and Monica, approach Kate about the problem of slavery in the Sudan, but Kate, espousing the Sudanese  government's position, denies its existence.  They persuade her, however, to keep the pictures and reads Dr. Joe's letter, which says that slaves can be bought and sold for fifty American dollars.  Thomas is moved by one of the pictures in particular, of a small Sudanese boy, who Thomas names Sam after his older brother who died before Thomas was born.  Thomas pleads with his mother to rescue Sam, but tells him that the issue is

In July of 1944, a month after D-Day, a small squad of American soldiers make their way through the deadly battlefields of Normandy, part of the attempt by the Allied forces to re-claim France.  Led by Sergeant Walker, the men are weary, and anything but unified.  Cynical Private Joe Farady takes bets in how many casualties there will be at the end of each day.  Private Eddie Rourke, full of optimism, is constantly at odds with Joe.  Privates Nick Dante and Homer Stucky comprise the rest of the squad.  Monica, on a Search and Rescue mission, watches over the man unseen.  Through a flashback, we learn that the feud between Eddie and Joe began several months earlier, in an Allied canteen.  Joe is upset to find Eddie dancing with Stella, a USO hostess whom Joe considers his girl.  Stella isn't interested in Joe and tries to let him down easy.  Tess, a USO singer, tells Monica that she is assigned to Joe, that she must help him decide to become a hero.  Back on the battlefield as the comba

A support group for terminally ill people try to prepare themselves for their own death. Monica leads the group and helps each of them recognize what they want to do to fulfill their final wishes.

As Monica and Tess drive through the crop fields of central California, Monica comments on their beauty.  But when Tess asks her to take a closer look, Monica sees the hardworking families, including many young children, toiling over the crops in the hot sun.  One such family is the Morante clan.  Patriarch Roberto works tirelessly alongside his wife Elisa, his teenage son Tino, and younger children Claudia and Miguel.  They migrate with the season, always traveling to the part of the country that is being harvested.  One of their few joys is the letter they receive each week from their grandmother.  Roberto is illiterate so he has Tino read the letter, though Tino would rather be listening to classical music on the car radio.  As the Morantes settle in the latest migrant camp, they meet Monica, the church volunteer, Andrew, the camp supervisor, and Rafael, a fellow migrant worker.  At church on Sunday, Tino discovers the piano and begins to play.  Tess offers to be his music teacher.

Molly Avey's preparations for her husband Jordan's 40th birthday surprise party are interrupted by a phone call from her doctor's office, they suspect she may have cancer, the disease that killed her mother and grandmother at the same young age.  Andrew, working as the Avey's farmhand, believes that Molly is his assignment, but Tess cautions him that there may be some other surprises.  Despite Andrew's pleas, Molly refuses to tell Jordan about the phone call and spoil the party.  Instead of being happy at the surprise, Jordan seems depressed to find everyone gathered in celebration.  He finds some joy in talking with his good friend Donna, and they reminisce about their high school romance.  Molly and Jordan's young son Jimmy interrupts the party with the news that one of the cows has gone into labor.  Jordan, Andrew, and Jimmy struggle to deliver the calf, and it is born premature.  Jimmy plans to raise the calf and names it Hannibal, but Jordan tells him that some things are meant to

On Halloween night all the angels have their hands full, and this night is no different for Monica, Tess, and Andrew, who attend to a spiritual battle at Salt Lake City's Mercy Hospital.  The ambulance brings Lonnie, a deranged and suicidal homeless man.  Lonnie frequently visits the ER and Duncan, the head of the ER and Lonnie's best friend from childhood, has diagnosed him with Multiple Personality Disorder.  Andrew arrives to comfort Lonnie, but suddenly lucid, Lonnie claims to be ""Gregory"" and recognizes Andrew as an angel!  Andrew looks to Tess for some insight and she relates Lonnie's history.  Many years ago, when Tess was Lonnie and Duncan's Sunday School Teacher, she taught them that faith in God is like a mustard seed, though little, it can grow to be very large.  Despite an abusive home life, Lonnie struggled to have faith, and cherished the mustard seed that Tess gave him.  One Halloween though, a prank gone awry resulted in Lonnie burning a house down.  Monica then continu

In New York City, Tess and Monica enjoy the vocal talents of some street performers, but when Monica tires to join in Tess points out that, clearly, singing is not one of her gifts.  Monica reminds Tess that she has always prayed for a beautiful singing voice, and when she hears one echoing down the halls of Carnegie Hall, she believes God has finally answering her prayer.  much to her disappointment, Monica finds the voice really belongs to a rude English orphan named Alice.  Alice is in New York to perform in a vocal contest with her choir, and Monica's assignment.  Tess tells Monica that she is to give Alice a ""singing lesson.""  Monica reluctantly agrees to be Alice's chaperone for the day, and they start to explore the city.  Alice, who remembers a song her father taught her, wants to see Herald Square, and Monica, trying to be friendly, takes her there.  At Herald Square, Monica meets Andrew posing as a mime and relates a story.  Centuries ago, in heaven, Monica was kicked out of

Monica, Tess, and Andrew sit on a Chicago park bench reading the Chicago Daily Guardian, a tabloidesque newspaper with the motto: ""If It's The Truth, It's News.""  The angels  cringe at the sensational headlines and Tess notes that there is more to the truth than just the ""facts"" these articles portray.  According to Tess, Liz Bradley, the editor of the Guardian, is suffering from a contagious disease, cynicism.  She is Monica's assignment.  When Monica arrives at the Guardian to  interview for a reporter job, she meets eager young Ray, who works as a gofer while awaiting his big break as a reporter.  Liz is impressed with Monica and hires her, assigning her to a story about possible shady  dealings between Mayor Hunley and some Taiwanese officials.  Liz teams Monica with the Guardians' star reporter Lauren,  who is also Liz's younger sister whom Liz raised.  Lauren feels that Liz is to obsessed with her work, and as a result, the sisters fight frequently.  Soon after Lauren and Monica

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