The Best Episodes Written By Susannah Grant

It's Christmas. Jake comes back. Charlie decides to get rid of all Kristen's stuff left so he can finally move on with his life. He tries to help a homeless man at the restaurant. Sarah and Callie are away for the holidays and Bailey wants to spend it all by himself, but Coach doesn't let him. Julia notices that Jake can't see very well and he tells her he's going blind. Charlie sees him leaving and Jake says he has to go for his chemotherapy appointment. Julia asks Bailey to spend Christmas in the house and he brings Coach with him since his daughter is not coming anymore. Stuart gives Claudia a very expensive gift and she tries to give him a bad gift, but he loves it. She tells him that she doesn't like him in that way, and he gets mad, but apologizes and stay over for Christmas dinner. Grace shows up and Charlie invites her to stay, and they all celebrate Christmas.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: Susannah Grant

A call from Colorado sets in motion a chain of events that will change Marie's life. Meanwhile, Karen and Grace prepare for a pivotal day in court.

Director: Susannah Grant

Writer: Susannah Grant

Suddenly faced with two suspects instead of one, the team races to ID the rapist and make an arrest. Marie's new counsellor tries to win her trust.

Director: Susannah Grant

Writer: Susannah Grant

As Karen and Grace Rasmussen compare notes on their cases, they consider an alarming possibility. In Washington, Marie's name is leaked to the press.

Director: Lisa Cholodenko

Writer: Susannah Grant

Marie struggles with the fallout from her retraction. Three years later, in Colorado, Detective Karen Duvall investigates a strikingly similar attack.

Director: Lisa Cholodenko

Writer: Susannah Grant

As a traumatised young woman reports being raped by an intruder, she faces a whirlwind of emotions – and increasingly skeptical questions from police.

Director: Lisa Cholodenko

Writer: Susannah Grant

After the ghost of Michael's ex-wife visits him from the afterlife and asks him to help continue running her low income clinic, he finds himself rushing back and forth between taking care of his own patients at Holt Neuro and her less fortunate patients at the clinic.

Director: Jonathan Demme

Writer: Susannah Grant