A woman sold her soul to be free of her personal demons and now Morgan has to help her as they start coming back.

In an attempt to discourage Morgan from trying to save souls, the Devil gives Morgan the name of Nicki Schillenberg, a supermodel who is so self-centred, egotistical, mean and vacuous that Morgan nearly abandons his mission. But as her final 48 hours begin to wind down, Nicki grows desperate, Morgan feels driven to try to help her.

Morgan uncovers the gruesome secrets behind a deal to be the world's best chef.

This is the first episode that shows us Morgan during his centuries as a collector; we begin in London, September 1883, and Morgan is both unsurprised and eager to collect when the Devil tells him that his next client will be Jack the Ripper. What follows reveals a surprising truth behind the Ripper's legend.

"Beginnings" juxtaposes two stories: the Devil's initial training of Morgan as the first collector, and Morgan's memories of the beginning of his 10 years with Katrina. In the course of the episode we see the origin of the memories, both tender and troubling, that maintain Morgan's humanity even after Katrina's death, and also the Devil's nearly-successful first strike in snuffing out that humanity completely.

Morgan's client is a 17th century scientist who sold his soul for alchemy's greatest secrets.

This time Morgan gets no warning, suddenly his client, a watchmaker, appears in front of him and the time left is only 1.5 hours. How can Morgan help save this person in that short a period of time?

Morgan's client is Ahneel Subramami, a yogi who made his deal with the Devil so that he could achieve enlightenment and pass it on to everyone. This succeeds too well when some of his students no longer fear death, and therefore commit suicide. Also, Morgan is left questioning his beliefs when Subramami tells him that only what he believes will happen.

Morgan's client is a formerly rich CEO who swindled millions from investors; to escape the consequences he made a deal to become a cowboy in the Old West of his childhood fantasies, to which Morgan is transported after getting the client's name. But Morgan's efforts to save his client ultimately endanger him, and it looks like the man may die at the hands of a gunslinger before he achieves his redemption.

Morgan tries contacting his client, a history professor, but finds she mysteriously disappeared that morning. Upon trying to contact her, Morgan finds himself in the Mauthausen concentration camp in 1945, where he discovers that his client is a prisoner. Can Morgan save his client and return her to the present?

A priest sells his soul to the Devil in return for the power to undo the Devil's work.

Morgan's client sold his soul to be the most successful standup comedian in the world, and is on the brink of beginning a series of live comedy specials when Morgan interrupts him at the end of one of his remarkable improvisational acts at a local club. This starts a series of dominoes falling that will expose the client's bitter secrets.

A man sells his soul to save the family farm....and discovers his family may pay for it.

Morgan's client is Otis Hardwicke, an 80-year old man who made his deal with the Devil to have ten years of clean health. He made the deal because he had cancer and liver problems. He also can not get seriously injured.

Morgan's client is Escobar, a surgeon that once killed a man on the operating table, and asked the Devil for the powers to heal. For this case, Morgan is joined by Montreal Collector Sofia Marteau, a Collector who does not have the same deal as Morgan, and therefore is trying to track Escobar down to send him to Hell.

n a suspicious series of coincidences, Morgan comes into contact with his newest client, a statistician who has been using the Devil's powers to predict the exact lifespan, whereabouts and circumstances of others to help mobsters rub out the competition. As the coincidences continue to mount, Morgan comes to believe that the Devil is manipulating events, but his client is convinced that it's destiny -- and who's right will determine that fate of the client's soul.

The Devil lets Morgan follow a client to Eastern Europe, where Morgan becomes entangled in espionage.

Morgan initially suspects his client of being a young, handsome, charming politician who seems to be on a straight course to the job of Prime Minister, but discovers that the deal was actually made by the power behind the throne: the candidate's campaign manager, a sharp, smart woman with a mysterious agenda. Morgan has to fight for the woman's attention as she struggles to win one last election.

Morgan has to help a girl who sold her soul to become a vampire. Maya is having problems with drugs again and Morgan. Taylor is wondering why Gabe is being mean to the Pollster.

Morgan Pym's client is prosecutor Carter Anderson, whose bargain with the Devil has allowed him to win all his cases for the last 10 years. Now, in the final days of his deal, Anderson's cases are falling apart, and one of the people he prosecuted may hold the key to his redemption.

Morgan's client is a UFO buff obsessed with alien visitations to earth; so obsessed, in fact, that he willingly sold his soul for proof that aliens exist, and believes he's received it. Morgan thinks the Devil has cheated the client, by deluding him into believing in proof where none exists, but ultimately has to play along to get the man to seek redemption.

When Morgan Pym finds Stuart Peterson, he is a broken man, so sunk in despair that he welcomes the end of his days on earth. Following the murder of his wife, Peterson made a deal to take extraordinary crime photos, but has failed in his goal of changing society, instead descending into a private Hell of always being on the scene for the misery of others. Following the trail of clues in Peterson's pictures, Morgan finds that the Devil has taken an unusual interest in this particular client.

Morgan's new client, Edwin Yancy, turns out to be a sweet, gentle man who success has been in writing popular children's books. Morgan is puzzled by what harm Edwin could possibly have done, and his search is hampered by constant visions of death and violence from his past that he doesn't seem to be able to stop.

Morgan is stumped when he researches his client's name and finds out that she died ten years earlier. That part of the mystery will be resolved when he meets another woman, a tour guide for a bus tour of Vancouver murder sites, but more secrets remain to be uncovered as he investigates his client's apparent death.

This time the clock is not ticking, the client does not have 48 hours left, it is a client who found out about the deal early and together with Morgan she tries to make amends.