Wheel of Fortune (1)
Jun 16, 2002
After six years in a coma following a near-fatal car accident, Johnny awakens to find he has the gift of second sight.
What It Seems (2)
Jun 23, 2002
Johnny uses his psychic powers to help solve a serial murder case.
Quality of Life
Jun 30, 2002
Johnny gains trust in his powers after they enable him to save a star high school athlete from a life-threatening heart condition.
Enigma
Jul 7, 2002
In helping an old man find his long lost love, Johnny himself falls in love with the woman through visions he has of her in her youth.
Unreasonable Doubt
Jul 14, 2002
Johnny is called to serve on a jury and uses his powers to uncover the real facts in the case.
The House
Jul 21, 2002
Johnny experiences disturbing visions in his home that lead him to discover the truth about his mother's death.
Enemy Mind
Jul 28, 2002
While trying to rescue a runaway teen, Johnny is exposed to mind-altering drugs which have a uniquely adverse effect on his brain.
Netherworld
Aug 4, 2002
Struck with a vision of a fiery explosion, Johnny must distinguish between his dream world and reality in order to prevent a disaster.
The Siege
Aug 11, 2002
Johnny attempts to manipulate the events during a hostage situation in a bank but each time he makes a move, the ending changes for the worse.
Here There Be Monsters
Aug 18, 2002
Johnny's life is threatened when he's charged with witchcraft in a small New England town.
Dinner with Dana
Aug 25, 2002
Things heat up between Johnny and Dana during a "pretend" dinner date, which Dana plans to use as the basis for a cover story.
Shaman
Sep 8, 2002
Johnny's visions reach across time when he joins forces with a psychic Native American shaman from centuries past to avert a major disaster.
Destiny
Sep 15, 2002
When Johnny's prediction of a tragic fire comes true, the incident brings him unwanted media coverage, as well as the attention of Greg Stillson, a very ambitious young candidate for Congress.
GenerationofSwine
@GenerationofSwine
Full Disclosure, I never actively watched this, and it's not one of the TV shows that my wife watched and I occasionally pay attention to while I sit in my chair and read. And I am at that age where it's really hard to see Anthony Michael Hall as an adult. That being said, we never turned it off when we caught it. And when we come across it now we will still watch it. Because, WOW. For a King adaptation, I haven't seen a bad episode. And despite Anthony Michael Hall being an adult, he is a really good actor. Even without actively watching it, I have seen enough to come to the conclusion that it is quality all around. It's not so King as the book, but, it is exactly what it should be for a series based on a single novel. But it is really Hall that entices, he nails the part, he conveys an almost depressive anxiety that is almost hard to watch, and he does it consistently. Doing that role for 5 years must have been hard, but every episode we saw he seemed perfect in it.
