Miracles
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Synopsis
Miracles are investigated by an organization, which includes a young man (Skeet Ulrich) who worked for the church, a former Harvard professor (Angus MacFadyen) and a onetime policewoman (Marisa Ramirez).
Broadcast History
"Miracles" premiered on ABC in January, 2003. Thirteen episodes were produced, but ABC only aired six. The other seven have not been aired on U.S. television.
On DVD / Video
| Title | Release Date |
| Complete Series | April 19, 2005 |
Cast
- Skeet Ulrich as Paul Callan
- Angus MacFadyen as Alva Keel
- Marisa Ramírez as Evelyn Santos
Episode List
"The Ferguson Syndrome"
Aired:January 27, 2003
Callan looks into the case of a boy (Jacob Smith) who seemingly possesses the power to heal. Alva Keel: Angus MacFadyen. Father Poppicalero: Hector Elizondo. Dr. Linda Qualey: Tamara Taylor. Olivia Ferguson: Phyllis Lyons. Robert Ferguson: Scott Allan Campbell. Callan: Skeet Ulrich.
"The Friendly Skies"
Aired: February 3, 2003
Callan (Skeet Ulrich) and his partners investigate an unusual occurrence during an airplane landing and its strange effects on the passengers. Charles Jergensen: Christopher Cousins. Karen Longview: Ann Cusack. Phil Bradley: Todd Waring. Deanna Thompson: Ashley Edner. Mark Longview: Jeff Allin. Michael Garcia: Gary Carlos Cervantes.
"The Patient"
Aired: February 10, 2003
Callan is asked by the daughter of an overworked doctor (Clarence Williams III) to check out unusual communications from one of his patients. Raina: Gina Ravera. Sherwood Nicholls: Jade Carter. Nurse Julia Davis: Mary Wickliffe. Laurel: Alyson Croft. Stu: John Cabrera.
"Little Miss Lost"
Aired: March 3, 2003
Callan (Skeet Ulrich) tries to learn more about a little girl (Allisyn Ashley Arm) whose appearances precede disasters. Rosanna Wye: Gloria Stuart. Larsen: Greg Collins. Road Master: Don Dowe.
"The Bone Scatterer"
Aired: March 10, 2003
Callan investigates a teen's nightmares, which seem to lead to people's deaths. Sheriff Prescott: Gregory Harrison. Travis Prescott: Christopher Marquette. Coach Norris: John Walcutt. Lucy: Michelle Greene. Jimmy: Matt Newton. Jeanine Prescott: Christa Nelson.
"Hand of God"
Aired: March 31, 2003
Callan finds that there's a link between him and a list of people who are being killed. Chad Goodwell: Blake Bashoff. Det. Victor Krantz: John Thaddeus. Det. Peter Bander: Pat Skipper. Det. Wilson Estep: Peter Murnik. Steve Jones: Robert Clotworthy. Danielle Franklin: Gina Gallego. Kenneth Webster: Steven A. Gonzales. Gretchen Albright: Benita Scheckel.
"You Are My Sunshine"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on November 14, 2003
After a former girlfriend (Anna Gunn) is hurt in a mysterious fall and Paul volunteers to help her, his personality begins to change. Doctor: Randy Becker. Leslie Brown: Bonita Friedericy. Creepy Man/Iceman: Billy Maddux. Battered Woman: Stacy Solodkin.
"The Battle at Shadow Ridge"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on November 21, 2003
Callan and Keel go to Virginia to check out ghost lights after two children come upon a Confederate soldier (Andrew Kavovit). Ginnie: Susan Yeagley. Renata: Steffani Brass. Gus: Paul Butcher. Matty Santos: Alex Villiers.
"Mother's Daughter"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on November 28, 2003
Paul and Alva investigate a young Amish girl who shows signs of stigmata, and discover that she is being taken over by another personality. Her family believes the devil has a hold on her, but Alva suspects she may be channeling the spirit of a young suicide victim.
"Saint Debbie"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on December 5, 2003
Alva finds himself falling in love with a small-town waitress who may be a saint.
"The Ghost"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on December 12, 2003
Paul and Alva visit a New Jersey real estate office that seems to be haunted by the ghost of an agent’s dead son. Meanwhile, an unexpected visitor to Paul’s apartment deepens his need to find answers.
"The Letter"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on December 19, 2003
When a childhood friend from the orphanage where he grew up receives a letter from her dead father, Paul decides to trace its origin. The trail leads to a multiple murderer on death row who claims God has willed him to help his victims communicate to their loved ones.
"Paul is Dead"
Never broadcast on U.S. television. Episode aired in Canada on VisionTV. on December 26, 2003
While the team is investigating a TV psychic (Canadian actor Peter Outerbridge) who claims to be able to communicate with the dead, Evelyn’s son Matty disappears. Meanwhile, Paul is haunted by apparitions of Tommy Ferguson. He believes Tommy is trying to tell him something – but the only way to find out … is to die.
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