7.3
622 votes
CTV 2009
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Despite his decision to stop using his telepathic abilities, Toby is forced to use them when he finds himself hostage in the middle of a bank heist. It will take all of Toby's skills, both as a paramedic and a mind reader, to keep him and his fellow hostages alive.
The episode was rated 8.08 from 121 votes.
After shooting and killing a suspect, Toby struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as the IIB tries to stop an assassination.
The episode was rated 8.07 from 120 votes.
Toby and the IIB race to track the source of a deadly virus before the outbreak claims any more lives.
The episode was rated 8.03 from 98 votes.
When Magnus Elphrenson escapes prison again, Toby must help Michelle recapture him before the criminal mastermind seeks vengeance on his nemesis.
The episode was rated 7.98 from 101 votes.
With Michelle's career on the line, Toby and the IIB must prove she was set up after a bad tip led to the shooting of a suspect.
The episode was rated 7.98 from 95 votes.
Toby connects with a gifted young woman whose mental powers appear to rival or even surpass his own who maybe connected to a series of suspicious suicides linked to an old biker gang.
The episode was rated 7.92 from 99 votes.
Secrets from Toby’s past are finally brought to light. Michelle, Toby, and Dev find themselves in the extremely uncomfortable position of investigating their own boss. On clandestine orders from Judge Samuel Griffin and Deputy Commissioner Earl Bamford of the IIB, the team must look into Becker’s dealings with Curtis Maynard, a disgraced former cop with connections to drug dealing.
The episode was rated 7.92 from 98 votes.
Toby starts doubting his abilities after Michelle questions the veracity of his insights during their investigation into a wealthy philanthropist's murder.
The episode was rated 7.89 from 94 votes.
Toby and Oz are taken hostage by two men posing as security guards when they are dispatched to a routine call in the financial district.
The episode was rated 7.88 from 97 votes.
Magnus, an imprisoned criminal mastermind holds the key to the whereabouts of a kidnapped judge.
The episode was rated 7.86 from 117 votes.
Toby is brought in to investigate corrupt cops, but finds himself in over his head when one of them ends up dead from a suspected drug overdose.
The episode was rated from 107 votes.
While the team investigates a botched magic stunt that killed an investment guru, Becker’s scrutiny of Toby threatens to expose his secret.
The episode was rated from 98 votes.
Working his first official investigation, Toby must contend with Alvin Klein's skepticism and personal agenda in solving a decade-old murder.
The episode was rated from 116 votes.
Toby goes undercover to help expose the identity of a hacker known as “Jericho-11” in a cyber crime investigation involving large-scale identity theft.
The episode was rated from 98 votes.
Toby and Michelle investigate the abduction of an African teenager whose driver/bodyguard, Kwesi, was shot during the altercation.
The episode was rated from 101 votes.
Toby and Michelle investigate a suspicious homicide when a Russian Consul General is found dead and his son, protected by diplomatic immunity, confesses to his murder.
The episode was rated from 114 votes.
When Toby and Michelle go after a suspect in the murder of a Latin crime boss, their case is halted by interference from the police superintendent.
The episode was rated from 110 votes.
Oz unwittingly puts his life in danger after he convinces Toby to help a childhood friend who witnessed a murder.
The episode was rated from 95 votes.
A mysterious woman with an unexplained psychic gift may hold the key to helping Toby uncover the whereabouts of a wealthy businessman's kidnapped baby.
The episode was rated from 104 votes.
When the key witness in a mob murder trial is shot, Toby and Michelle must contend with a suspicious FBI agent as they unravel a potential conspiracy linked to the original killing and retaliation.
The episode was rated from 118 votes.Last updated: sep 22, 2022
Telepathic? ...Thank you CTV for continuing the downward slide of the average viewers' intelligence.
The show went downhill after Toby moved from being a paramedic into that special unit. The whole reason I watched the show was because of the scenarios him and Oz would encounter which out in their ambulance.
It filled the time important not to be too critical as all time fillers can be if you look for it... Was pissed off a few times but got over it as I needed time filling.... on a whole I enjoyed the series and appreciated the last episode...