Dead Zone

Johnny becomes the prime suspect in a case involving a missing woman and is confronted by her sister (Sarah Wynter), who clamors for his arrest

Following his arrest for the murder of a young volunteer for the Stillson (Sean Patrick Flanery) campaign, Johnny struggles to persuade the victim's sister (Sarah Wynter) to help him find the real killer.

Rebecca (Sarah Wynter) helps guide Johnny through agonizing visions of his car accident years earlier, which are triggered by his efforts to rescue a missing girl.

Johnny becomes involved with an abusive radio shock jock (Richard Lewis) and in the process forges a new relationship with his son J.J. (Spencer Achtymichuk). Directed by Anthony Michael Hall.

Johnny and a rebellious young woman (Lauren Lee Smith) with a strange gift for numbers team up to expose a corrupt government agency using massive intelligence-gathering program that can access every surveillance network in the world.

Walt (Chris Bruno) reluctantly accepts Johnny's help when a crime from the past comes back to haunt him.

Johnny fights to prevent identical twins from manipulating him and his visions to commit the perfect murder.

As a young couple is about to tie the knot, Johnny has a troubling vision of their future and must find a way to reveal what he sees.

When Johnny has a vision of a school shooting, the principal (Judge Reinhold) focuses on a particularly outspoken student (Robert Iler) as the likeliest culprit while Johnny struggles to discover the identity of the shooter.

Johnny and Walt (Chris Bruno) investigate the sudden violent behavior of the animals around Cleaves Mills while Reverend Purdy (David Ogden Stiers) wrestles with his faith and past decisions.

When Johnny foresees the death of someone very close to him, he must confront his inner demons before they push him to the brink of murder.

As problems with his dead zone become life threatening, Johnny must decide whether to have brain surgery, knowing he might lose his psychic abilities that may help prevent Armageddon.

Walt (Chris Bruno) reluctantly accepts Johnny's help when a crime from the past comes back to haunt him.