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The Best Episodes of Medium Season 2

Every episode of Medium Season 2 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Medium Season 2!

Allison Dubois works in the District Attorney’s office using her natural intuition about people and her ability to communicate with the dead to help to...
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Season 2 Ratings Summary

"When Push Comes to Shove (2)" is the best rated episode of "Medium" season 2. It scored 8/10 based on 314 votes. Directed by Aaron Lipstadt and written by Glenn Gordon Caron, it aired on 9/19/2005. This episode is rated 0.0 points higher than the second-best, "The Song Remains the Same".

  • When Push Comes to Shove (2)
    8.0/10314 votes

    #1 - When Push Comes to Shove (2)

    Season 2 Episode 1 - Aired 9/19/2005

    While Capt. Push lingers between life and death, Allison struggles to decipher confusing messages from the other side in an attempt to stop a serial killer before he claims his next victim.

    Director: Aaron Lipstadt

    Writer: Glenn Gordon Caron

  • The Song Remains the Same
    8.0/10331 votes

    #2 - The Song Remains the Same

    Season 2 Episode 2 - Aired 9/26/2005

    All outside noise is drowned out as a popular song is continuously played very loud, and only in Allison's head. The song gives Allison clues to the whereabouts of a missing coed.

    Director: Vincent Misiano

    Writer: Bruce Miller

  • Time Out of Mind
    8.4/10367 votes

    #3 - Time Out of Mind

    Season 2 Episode 3 - Aired 10/3/2005

    Allison dreams that she's a woman who's been committed to a mental institution in 1959. After viewing taped sessions from the clinic, Allison discovers that the woman from her dream had made claims of being Allison DuBois, living in 2005.

    Director: Arliss Howard

    Writer: Robert Doherty

  • Light Sleeper
    7.8/10296 votes

    #4 - Light Sleeper

    Season 2 Episode 4 - Aired 10/10/2005

    Allison's recent habit of sleepwalking keeps landing her in dangerous situations. This leaves her exhausted while she hurries to solve a kidnapping case before it's too late.

    Director: Elodie Keene

    Writer: Peter Egan

  • Sweet Dreams
    7.7/10321 votes

    #5 - Sweet Dreams

    Season 2 Episode 5 - Aired 10/17/2005

    Allison is having dreams about an old high school friend and decides to find her. Meanwhile a man seeks the district attorney's help in finding his daughter who has been missing for a week.

    Director: Aaron Lipstadt

    Writer: Moira Kirland

  • Dead Aim
    7.7/10296 votes

    #6 - Dead Aim

    Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 10/24/2005

    Allison helps the district attorney put away a murderer whose lawyer is also using a psychic....

    Director: Richard Pearce

    Writer: Melinda Hsu Taylor

  • Judge, Jury, & Executioner
    7.7/10277 votes

    #7 - Judge, Jury, & Executioner

    Season 2 Episode 7 - Aired 11/7/2005

    Joe serves his jury duty on a case against a man accused of murdering his rich wife. Allison starts having visions about the man but D.A. Devalos orders her not to work on the case because of a conflict of interests.

    Director: Peter Werner

    Writer: Bruce Miller

  • Too Close to Call
    7.8/10278 votes

    #8 - Too Close to Call

    Season 2 Episode 8 - Aired 11/14/2005

    Allison has a vision that could jeopardize D.A. Devalos' chances for re-election. Meanwhile, Joe runs into an ex-girlfriend from college.

    Director: Steven Robman

    Writer: René Echevarria

  • Still Life
    7.7/10280 votes

    #9 - Still Life

    Season 2 Episode 9 - Aired 11/21/2005

    Allison is lead to an art gallery where she encounters the art of a popular artist. While looking at some of his paintings 3-dimensional images emerge that make her believe that the artist is somehow involved in a crime. Joe gets a job offer from a former co-worker. – this episode is partly in 3D

    Director: Robert Duncan McNeill

    Writer: Craig Sweeny

  • The Reckoning
    7.7/10279 votes

    #10 - The Reckoning

    Season 2 Episode 10 - Aired 11/28/2005

    Allison dreams about hitting a girl with her car and a woman who's house is haunted. She finds out that the woman killed herself. Now Allison is trying to put all the pieces together.

    Director: Aaron Lipstadt

    Writer: Moira Kirland

  • Method to His Madness
    7.6/10269 votes

    #11 - Method to His Madness

    Season 2 Episode 11 - Aired 1/2/2006

    Allison can't get a psychotic murderer out of her head which makes Joe worry about his daughters' well-being.

    Director: Peter Werner

    Writer: Robert Doherty

  • Doctor's Orders
    8.0/10286 votes

    #12 - Doctor's Orders

    Season 2 Episode 12 - Aired 1/9/2006

    The spirit of the Dr. Charles Walker (from "Penny For Your Thoughts") is back and after Allison's daughter Ariel.

    Director: Helen Shaver

    Writer: René Echevarria

  • Raising Cain
    7.4/10279 votes

    #13 - Raising Cain

    Season 2 Episode 13 - Aired 1/23/2006

    Allison helps with the location of a missing child. Afterwards she gets a vision about the child's future and is not sure anymore what she should do to help the child.

    Director: Edwin Sherin

    Writer: Craig Sweeny

  • A Changed Man
    7.8/10279 votes

    #14 - A Changed Man

    Season 2 Episode 14 - Aired 2/6/2006

    Allison gets a minor concussion when slipping in the bathtub. When she goes to get an MRI she has a strange vision about a man she just met.

    Director: Lewis Gould

    Writer: Bruce Miller

  • Sweet Child O' Mine
    7.7/10282 votes

    #15 - Sweet Child O' Mine

    Season 2 Episode 15 - Aired 2/27/2006

    Allison has problems with staying impartial about a case when she develops maternal feelings for a teenage boy who is accused of killing his former boss. Bridget finds a stray dog and want's to keep it.

    Director: Perry Lang

    Writer: Moira Kirland

  • Allison Wonderland
    7.5/10271 votes

    #16 - Allison Wonderland

    Season 2 Episode 16 - Aired 3/6/2006

    Allisons helps the District Attorney trying to find a missing brother of a close friend. She becomes paranoid about antiterrorist agents from the government. Joe gets uneasy when he suspects that Bridget might be communicating with a dead author.

    Director: Ronald L. Schwary

    Writer: Bernadette McNamara

  • Lucky in Love
    7.7/10275 votes

    #17 - Lucky in Love

    Season 2 Episode 17 - Aired 3/13/2006

    Allison dreams that her brother was involved in a local bank robbery. Her suspicions grow when he unexpectedly shows up in town and gets involved with a con woman.

    Director: David Hugh Jones

    Writer: Robert Doherty

  • S.O.S.
    7.8/10259 votes

    #18 - S.O.S.

    Season 2 Episode 18 - Aired 4/17/2006

    Allison investigates apparently random killings, endangering her family in the process. Bridget has to do a class presentation about her mom's job.

    Director: Tim Squyres

    Writer: Rob Pearlstein

  • Knowing Her
    7.5/10255 votes

    #19 - Knowing Her

    Season 2 Episode 19 - Aired 4/24/2006

    Three girls are found murdered. Allison's visions connect Det. Scanlon with the case.

    Director: David Paymer

    Writer: Glenn Gordon Caron

  • The Darkness Is Light Enough
    8.2/10322 votes

    #20 - The Darkness Is Light Enough

    Season 2 Episode 20 - Aired 5/1/2006

    Allison repeatedly dreams about a woman who is being watched by a stranger in her bedroom.

    Director: Aaron Lipstadt

    Writer: Analisa Brouet, Nick Wauters

  • Death Takes a Policy
    7.7/10268 votes

    #21 - Death Takes a Policy

    Season 2 Episode 21 - Aired 5/8/2006

    Allison is busy investigating the death of a local doctor when a man claiming to be "Death" begins appearing in her visions, causing her to worry that maybe her time on this world is nearly over.

    Director: Edwin Sherin

    Writer: Diane Ademu-John

  • Twice Upon a Time
    8.2/10325 votes

    #22 - Twice Upon a Time

    Season 2 Episode 22 - Aired 5/22/2006

    Allison dreams of the life she could have had if she'd become the attorney she originally wanted to be.

    Director: Ronald L. Schwary

    Writer: René Echevarria