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Sea of Souls — Season 2
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0160mAmulet: Part 1Unsettling events have begun to plague Findley Morrison's home, prompting him to seek help from Monaghan. The entire family – his wife Carol, son Dominic, and daughters Claire and Martha – have reported inexplicable noises, doors opening and closing on their own accord, and fleeting glimpses of a presence, though never definitively seen. Douglas and his assistant Justine McManus, after spending time within the house, find themselves experiencing these anomalies as well. They too are noticing a rJan 8, 2005Jan 8, 200560m0260mAmulet: Part 2Despite being asked to leave the Morrison residence, Douglas and Justine persisted with their inquiry. Justine gleaned from the family’s demeanor that the unsettling events might be connected to Lygia, a Bolivian woman who had served as the Morrisons' nanny years prior. She contacted Findlay Morrison, who revealed that Lygia had returned to Bolivia and was now a graduate of law school, the Morrisons having funded her education. Douglas remained convinced that Claire was the focal point of any paJan 9, 2005Jan 9, 200560m0360mOmen: Part 1Daniel Blakemore sought out Dr. Douglas Monaghan with an unusual boldness – he simply stepped into the path of Monaghan’s vehicle. Though unharmed, the incident drew the attention of Monaghan and his team, who found themselves intrigued by the taciturn man who seemed to possess a startling ability: the foresight to anticipate events. Daniel alluded to a military past, and when he vanished without a trace, Douglas suggested the possibility of suicidal intent. Consequently, he and his assistant, CJan 15, 2005Jan 15, 200560m0460mOmen: Part 2Daniel Blakemore’s death, though accidental, has not deterred the Army’s inquiry into any information he might have shared with Professor Monaghan and his team. Monaghan himself is burdened by a sense of responsibility for Daniel's fate, and sleep has become elusive. He finds himself plagued by visions – fleeting glimpses of Daniel on the street, or the unsettling impression of a hooded figure trailing him. He is bewildered by these occurrences, convinced he is being watched, and harbors a suspiJan 16, 2005Jan 16, 200560m0560mEmpty Promise: Part 1Douglas Monaghan greets the return of Peter Locke, a former student who has since established himself as a prominent figure in North American academia. Craig Stephenson examines the case of John Wade, a self-proclaimed mentalist whose popular stage performances rely on skillfully employed, though familiar, methods for discerning audience information. Yet, certain inconsistencies persist. Meanwhile, Justine McManus journeys to a psychiatric facility to explore the story of a woman who insists sheFeb 22, 2005Feb 22, 200560m0660mEmpty Promise: Part 2John Wade is certain he can heal young Chloe Williams of her brain tumor. Craig Stephenson remains doubtful, but the newly arrived Peter Locke is intrigued and eager to examine the case. As they delve deeper into John’s past, his family history, they begin to suspect a compelling reason for his actions, though not every aspect is easily accounted for. Justine McManus travels to Patience Green’s ancestral village and finds it precisely as Patience described. Her intimate knowledge of the area andFeb 23, 2005Feb 23, 200560m
