In the third season finale, Allison’s life, along with the lives of her family, is uprooted as her psychic abilities are revealed to the public.

Allison must now find a way to catch the “recapitator” serial killer on her own, as she can no longer turn to Devalos or Scanlon for help.

Allison is confused when her dreams of a man murdering his wife keep occurring, even after she helped Devalos convince the jury of the suspected killer’s guilt. Through her troubles she manages to make a new friend named Debra.

Meanwhile, Joe is frustrated by the therapy sessions that his job enrolled him in, and can’t express his feelings to Allison because the recent hostage situation he was in is still greatly affecting him.

Allison is constantly dreaming about Nathalie Paxton who was decapitated. Her husband Walter is currently on trial for her murder, all of which jibes with her dreams. Under pressure to make a deal with Paxton to make sure they get a conviction, DA Devalos is talked out of it by Allison who is convinced of his guilt.

Paxton maintains his innocence, a fact that is reinforced when another woman is decapitated and her head replaced with that of Nathalie Paxton. Allison then dreams that the next victim is a young woman she has recently befriended, Debra. Joe has been trouble re-adjusting since the hostage taking and goes to see a therapist.

Allison dreams about a coed, Jennie Heffernan, who has gone missing. A waking dream leads Allison to the girl’s body but the man the police arrest is not the same man she has seen.

Joe meanwhile is having trouble settling back into work after the hostage-taking incident and his boss tells Allison Joe may need some therapy. Joe and Ariel have a major falling out when he decides they can’t afford to send her to summer camp.

Allison finds herself working alongside her brother, Michael, who has been working as a telephone psychic in Los Angeles. One of his telephone clients has asked him to come to Phoenix and help solve the recent murder of her husband, Gregory King.

Broke as usual, he’s more than happy to take the job but when he’s visited by King’s spirit, he gets the information needed to crack the case. The only problem is that Allison’s dreams suggest they’ve arrested the wrong man.

While attending the company’s monthly project management meeting, Joe and his fellow workers are taken hostage by Bruce Rossiter who was fired by the company the previous week.

Both Allison and Ariel both had feelings of dread prior to the incident. Allison learns who is keeping Joe hostage and Ariel provides vital information as to what may have caused Rossiter to act this way.

In a scene right out of The Exorcist, Allison dreams about a priest dealing with an obviously disturbed young woman whose bed levitates before him. At work the next day, she learns that DA Devalos’ life long friend, Father Armando Avilar, was killed in a fall down the stairs at a wealthy family’s home. It’s the same man as in her dreams.

As the dreams continue, she begins to doubt that his death was an accident. At work, Joe is hoping to get involved in a secret government project but is having trouble passing the mandatory lie detector test.

Allison wakes up as her teenaged self, who is having dreams about her future adult life where she is married to Joe and has her three kids. Her teenaged and future lives intersect when a new boy moves in next door.

He’s a bit creepy and Allison tries to avoid him. In her dreams, Allison meets him again as an adult and learns that he is a registered sex offender having been convicted of raping a 14 year-old girl. When the police have a dead 13 year old on their hands, they think they know who did it. There may be something teenaged Allison can do about it however.

Serial killer Sonny Troyer is again on the loose when he manages to escape from the Arizona State Prison. As in their previous encounter, Allison and Troyer are sharing the same dreams, but Allison is having trouble keeping up with him.

When their dreams focus on two roommates, Allison makes a deadly mistake. Things get really out of hand when Troyer goes after Allison and her police protection is withdrawn.

Allison dreams that a teenaged Marie is in hospital dying of leukemia. Little Marie is in good health but that doesn’t stop Allison from obsessing about the future and Joe has a bit of trouble with her logic.

She becomes convinced that environmental factors must be the cause and insists that they sell the house and move. Det. Lee Scanlan investigates the death of a close friend who died from a drug overdose. Although the man was a recovering addict, Scanlan suspects foul play. Allison’s dream and the death of Scanlon’s friend are connected, however.

Allison wakes up one morning believing she is Sandra O’Bannon. She obviously knows a great deal about the woman – where she lives, the location of the spare key and the access code to the house.

She dreams that she and her husband, Tom O’Bannon, are in a car accident and subsequently meets Tom and Sandra at a hospital finally realizing that something is very wrong. Her dreams however provide an explanation to what happened to the real Sandra O’Bannon.

When his dreams apparently start to happen in waking life, Capt. Kenneth Push of the Texas Rangers contacts his friend Allison Dubois. Push dreams that a Phoenix ambulance is hijacked and the EMTs thrown off a cliff. He then dreams that they steal some C4 explosive from a construction company.

Concerned that his Phoenix colleagues not think he’s a kook, he insists that Allison pretend that the dreams are hers. As discrepancies between his dreams and actual events start to appear, he also finds himself re-admitted to the same hospital where, a year before, he was equipped with a pacemaker.

Allison has a dream where the Dubois family are dolls under the control of a young boy, Oliver. When the boy’s father is found dead, apparently having fallen off a ladder, her dreams reveal Oliver may have been an abused child.

The Devalos’ have to deal with the anniversary of their daughter’s death. She committed suicide 6 years before without leaving a note or saying goodbye. Joe has been putting in a number of late nights on a major project and is a bit obsessed that one of the kids may have given him chicken pox.

Allison has a dream where two ghosts, the ethereal remains of two men who met violent deaths, meet and discuss what happened to them. The first is someone who was stabbed and then cut up by his wife. Allison reports it to the police but has no idea when or where the murder took place.

The second death involves a young man who was shot during a mugging. It turns out he left a $1 million life insurance policy to a woman he didn’t even know. As Allison learns more about the case, it becomes apparent that the young man’s death was not random and someone very much stood to gain by his early demise.

The DA asks Allison to accompany him when a local State politician has died. The paramedics call in the police when there are clear indications of strangulation. The dead man’s widow admits that she found him hanging in the study in a position that was clearly meant to cause embarrassment.

Allison has a dream of the killing but also of a young boy trapped in what appears to be a cave. Turns out the boy died over 15 years ago. She now has to figure out the connection between the two.

Ariel has hopes to attend the big spring dance at school an has a particular dress in mind. When she and Allison go to the dress shop how they find that the shop owner and her teenage daughter have both been shot dead. Subsequently, both Ariel and Allison start having dreams; Ariel from the teenager’s point of view and Allison from the mother’s point of view.

We learn that the mother had recently ended her relationship with a married man and that her daughter was receiving nasty e-mails from someone unknown. As the dreams follow their day to day life in the shop – including having to deal with irate customers – the solution to the murder can only be found when Ariel and Allison combine the information they have.

Allison dreams about a serial killer, Richard Gomez, against whom charges had been dropped some years before when a key piece of evidence disappeared. The FBI agent in charge of that case, Edward Cooper, is now in Phoenix tracking a serial killer that he believes has moved there but Allison’s dreams suggest that Gomez may be responsible.

When she learns that Gomez was killed many years before in a cheap motel in Mexico, her dreams also reveals his killer’s identity. Joe meanwhile has become concerned at Louise’s interest in watching a static-filled TV screen.

Allison buys husband Joe a video camera for his birthday and despite the fact there is no battery and no tape in the machine, she soon starts to see images on the view screen of a woman named Kathy and a man named Travis. The two are obviously having an affair and as the images continue to tell a story, it is obvious they are planning a crime.

Meanwhile, the police are investigating the shooting of woman who was just sitting in her car. The shooting was the work of a sniper and the entire city is now in panic. Allison comes to believe that the video images she is seeing and the sniper shooting are somehow connected.