Medium

Bridgette and Allison experience the same dream about a missing homeless man connected to one of Allison's cases, which leads to them swapping personalities and causing chaos in their personal lives, at school, and in the ongoing investigation.

Allison investigates a series of murders and notices mysterious floating symbols above victims' heads, which she believes may indicate their ideal romantic partners. Meanwhile, Joe faces a difficult workplace dilemma when one employee accuses another of sexual harassment.

Scanlon experiences recurring dreams about his deceased brother, causing concern among his colleagues, particularly Allison. Meanwhile, as Ariel prepares to leave for college, she begins having visions of missing women, both historical and contemporary.

Allison's investigation into a murdered girl's case becomes complicated when she uncovers a potential connection to Scanlon's deceased brother, straining their relationship. Meanwhile, Ariel navigates mixed reactions from her siblings as she prepares to leave for college.

Allison begins to experience strange behavior from her hand after receiving a skin graft following a burn, as it seems to move and gesture on its own. Meanwhile, Bridgette hides the true nature of her position on the soccer team from her parents.

Allison starts experiencing visions of a specific future event, which fill her with increasing anxiety as she struggles to find a way to prevent what she sees.

Allison suddenly loses the ability to understand spoken language, causing tension in her marriage and leading her to form an unexpected bond with a linguist. Joe, frustrated by his inability to communicate with her, grows increasingly impatient with a wife he sees as controlled by her visions.

Allison investigates a string of unexplained fire-related deaths that seem connected to her recurring dream of a fire, while also considering her future as Devalos contemplates a mayoral campaign.

Allison begins having visions about a recently released sex offender who has moved into the neighborhood, causing her to doubt his guilt despite the anger of other residents. Meanwhile, Joe faces a career opportunity that conflicts with Allison's own professional plans.

Allison experiences a vivid dream about a man being hit by a train, and when a real-life incident mirrors her vision, she becomes convinced it was murder. Meanwhile, Joe struggles to cope with his mother's recent medical diagnosis.

Allison becomes suspicious of her brother's sudden success through troubling dreams, while the Devalos political campaign considers Bridgette a valuable ally.

A man seeks Allison's assistance in uncovering the mystery of his missing wife, while Marie's emotional struggles at school prompt worries from her parents.

Allison begins her career as a lawyer and Joe starts a new job, marking a significant turning point for the Dubois family in the series finale of *Medium*.