Based on a true story, this family-friendly series follows the adventures of a young, hearing impaired woman who has a special gift and goes to work for the FBI in Washington, D.C. She's one hard-headed, soft-hearted woman whose talent for reading lips helps crack crimes and bag the bad guys in places listening devices can't penetrate. With her hearing-ear dog, Levi, Sue's a glutton for jeopardy – and there's (almost) nothing she won't do to bring notorious criminals to justice. This remarkable, edge-of-your-seat drama is an inspiring tribute to the ability of the human spirit to overcome adversity and achieve great things.
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Based on a true story, this family-friendly series follows the adventures of a young, hearing impaired woman who has a special gift and goes to work for the FBI in Washington, D.C. She's one hard-headed, soft-hearted woman whose talent for reading lips helps crack crimes and bag the bad guys in places listening devices can't penetrate. With her hearing-ear dog, Levi, Sue's a glutton for jeopardy – and there's (almost) nothing she won't do to bring notorious criminals to justice. This remarkable, edge-of-your-seat drama is an inspiring tribute to the ability of the human spirit to overcome adversity and achieve great things.
Season 1 episodes
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Sue Thomas, a deaf woman with an extraordinary ability to read lips, moves to Washington, D.C to begin her new job as a F.B.I agent. However when she arrives she finds out that the job is not as exciting as she would have hoped.
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Directed by Larry A. McLeanWritten by Dave Alan Johnson, Gary R. JohnsonGuest stars Neil Crone, Deborah Grover, Jesse Bostick, Simon Breton, Gerry Salsberg, Brian Paul, Gina Sorell, Roger Dunn
Now that Sue is an official member of the team, Jack is beginning to train her and he's got the perfect case to start with: an anonymous bomb threat against an old F.B.I agent.
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Directed by Larry A. McLeanWritten by Dave Alan Johnson, Gary R. JohnsonGuest stars Neil Crone, Deborah Grover, Stephanie Moore, Jeff Christensen, Genadijs Dolganovs, Nicu Branzea, Markus Parilo, Eve Crawford
While trying to protect an Afghan leader, the FBI team loses their primary assassin. Just when they think all hope is lost, another possible assassin is tracked down and put under surveillance, generating some interesting results.
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Directed by J. Miles Dale, Larry A. McLeanWritten by Dave Alan Johnson, Gary R. JohnsonGuest stars Jackie Richardson, Ron Kennell, Tom Melissis, Bruce Gooch, Tannis Burnett, Dominic Cuzzocrea, Sarah Kim, Charles W. Gray
While trying to protect an Afghan leader, the team loses their primary assassin. But when they think that all hope is lost, another possible assassin is tracked down and put under surveillance, giving the team interesting results.
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Directed by Stephan FanfaraWritten by Mark LissonGuest stars Kerry McPherson, Robert Racki, Farzad Sadrian, Murray Furrow, Chad Camilleri, Lok Archer, Charles W. Gray, Kate Trotter
After Jack and Bobby arrest a drug dealer they, along with Sue, interrogate him in order to capture other drug dealers in the trade. Meanwhile, the rest of the team is focused on the brand-new offices on the fifth floor.
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Directed by David Warry-SmithWritten by Kim Beyer-JohnsonGuest stars Louise Nicol, Richard Blackburn, Michael Copeman, Leon Amour, Walter Bolton, Charles W. Gray, Ed Sahely, Jonathan Wilson
Having been handed a case about an infamous convict, the team tries to get closer to the convict through his partner, who is deaf.
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Directed by Bruce PittmanWritten by Brad Markowitz, Dave Alan JohnsonGuest stars Conrad Pla, Charles W. Gray, Joe Bostick, Richard Bachynsky Hoover, Eugene Clark, Troy Kotsur
Dimitrius gets a less than pleasant surprise when a man he had thrown in prison twelve years ago begins to spy on him and his family. Meanwhile, Lucy battles with a doctor who claims that her car dented the passenger door on his car.
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Directed by Stephan FanfaraWritten by Lance KinseyGuest stars Greg Bryk, Janet Bailey, Jonathan Potts, Daveed Louza, Susan Chong, Nick Baillie, Owen Rilan, Tony Craig
In the middle of the Christmas season, a mysterious Santa was robbing banks with a few helpers. Bobby tries to present a good image to the press but a determined reporter is eager to attack the FBI. Sue's relationship with her mother comes to a head when her parents stay over.
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Directed by Alan GoluboffWritten by Joan Considine JohnsonGuest stars Marcia Bennett, Kate Trotter, Mark-Cameron Fraser, Zoe Heath, Matt Hopkins, Costin Manu, Dave Nichols, Philip Williams
A friend of Lucy's makes the team suspicious when a rumor begins to circulate that the large company that she works for might be going under. After work, the team heads to the football field, hoping to retain control of the infamous trophy.
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Directed by David Warry-SmithWritten by Brad MarkowitzGuest stars John Boylan, Maria Herrera, Barna Moricz, Cabral Richards, Jason Charters, Paul Miller, Billy Parrott, Rod Wilson
After Bobby tries to protect a woman from an attacker, he is suspended from the FBI when the man turns out to be a Sudanese diplomat with immunity from US law enforcement. When the man is connected to a slave trade market, Darcy gets into some trouble of her own after she tells the public about the story.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by Nickolas BarrisGuest stars David Sparrow, Tracy Waterhouse, Hector Johnson, Michael Dyson, Raven Dauda, Michelle Moffat, Ray Kahnert, Sean Sullivan
The team races against time to find a crate of strontium which they believe will be used to make a dirty bomb. Lucy fears for her family when they are coming to her sister's wedding.
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Directed by Eleanore LindoWritten by Mark LissonGuest stars Ryan Jefferson Booth, Joseph Pierre, Ian Eugene Ryan, Martin Roach, Shaun Clarke, Merwin Mondesir, Rupinder Nagra, Kathy Imrie
Drivers of two security trucks that were carrying money, go missing while on duty. While the team searches for them, Sue helps Lucy improve her sign language when the two go to a deaf club, where talking is not allowed.
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Directed by Bruce PittmanWritten by Kim Beyer-Johnson, Joan Considine JohnsonGuest stars Allan Hawco, Linda Goranson, Sarah Rankin, Scott Beaudin, Adrian Churchill, Brenda Campbell, Jefferson Mappin, Jennifer Jewel-High Jackson
When an unsuccessful raid by the FBI coincides with the disappearance of one of Sue's informants, the team believes that terrorists were the source of the leak. Eventually, it turns out that an aide to the Senator from Jack's hometown of Wisconsin was behind it.
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Directed by John BellWritten by Brad MarkowitzGuest stars Alison Sealy-Smith, Vijay Mehta, Dan Lett, Marya Delver, Mark Ellis, Farzad Sadrian, Asim Wali, Stavroula Logothettis
The team's favorite waitress seems to be involved in software piracy and has been using Tara's business card in the process. Myles is then being considered a candidate for the new face of the FBI.
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Directed by Bruce PittmanWritten by Kim Beyer-Johnson, Joan Considine JohnsonGuest stars Ayumi Iizuka, Lance Kinsey, Ryan Smith, Russell Yuen, Greg Ho, Edie Inksetter, Rena Polley, Matthew Olver
Trying to catch a long-awaited criminal, the team uses a jail-bound con man to capture him. The informant turns out to be Bobby's father, and Bobby is unhappy.
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Directed by Larry A. McLeanWritten by Kim Beyer-Johnson, Joan Considine JohnsonGuest stars Natalie Brown, Victor A. Young, Conrad Bergschneider, Matt Cooke, Tony Munch, Martin Doyle, Marium Carvell, Eugene Clark
Sue goes on an FBI and DEA task force. Has love hit Levi and Sue? Charlie and Troy try to fix something at Lucy and Sue's apartment.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by Brad Markowitz, Gary R. JohnsonGuest stars Natalie Brown, K.C. Collins, Diego Fuentes, Bobby Johnston, Nicole Dicker, Omar González, Edward Diaz, Ed Sahely
Sue meets Logan Taylor who says her dad helped catch the hunter Jerome Soggins in the 80's and tells Lucy, Sue and Charlie (who asked Sue for help in solving the case) that her dad told her that the wrong man was convicted. Jack has to give a deposition to clear his name of killing the chicken. Myles & Sue talk to Jerome who was convicted of two murders and had hoped Ben Taylor would clear his name and request a DNA sample and hope to match Jerome's DNA with the old evidence. Sue Myles look for cab drivers picture with an ""X"" drawn through the picture. Darcy tells Sue Myles and Bobby that the hunter wrote to a reporter but the letters were sold to someone. Logan learns that her dad did love her by keeping letters and pictures. Tim reads Darcy's article on the hunter case which leads him to think his dad is the hunter and says his dad was violent man and would recall seeing his dad clean himself up. Sue & Myles talk with Kenneth who admits to killing some of the cab drivers but not the
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Directed by Eleanore LindoWritten by Dave Alan Johnson, Lance KinseyGuest stars Gerry Mendicino, Lynne Griffin, Joel McNichol, R.D. Reid, Chantal Craig, Kathleen Duborg, Chris Gillett, Nigel Hamer
Sue is asked by someone from high school to attend her wedding, One problem Sue's friend made fun of her. Sue and the gang have to find 5 prisoners that escaped after a prison van and semi truck crashed. As the gang looks for Jed they find that Wendy Stack testified against him because of abuse to wonder why she would visit him after the trial. The team finds out that evil Jed passed through a choke point to keep from finding the diamonds. As the wedding date for Sue's friend draws near Sue doesn't want to have old feelings of how she was treated to come back. Jack tries to cut a deal with someone to find Jed. Sue learns that David can't go to the wedding to attend a flower show. Sue is picked on at the weeding by someone who thinks Levi is a seeing eye dog after Sue explains Levi is a hearing dog. The football player finds out after visiting Sue that he should have stopped people from picking on her and the growing up can be hard to do.
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Directed by John BellWritten by Kim Beyer-Johnson, Joan Considine JohnsonGuest stars Gema Zamprogna, Joey Purpura, D-Teflon, Geoffrey Pounsett, Christopher Behnisch, Shauna Black, Jonathan Rannells, Billy MacLellan
Lucy gets worried about a man who has fallen in love with her mom, Jack's mentor is shot which leads Jack to wonder if the discovery about the drug labs had anything to do with the death of his mentor.
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Directed by Holly DaleWritten by Dave Alan Johnson, Lance KinseyGuest stars Linda V. Carter, Tony Craig, James Cade, Tony Nappo, Christopher Ralph, Camillo Eugene Natale, Philip Craig, Lisa Marcos
Dave Alan Johnson, Gary R. Johnson, Joan Considine Johnson, Kim Beyer-Johnson, Brad Markowitz, Nickolas Barris, Lance Kinsey, Ken Hanes, Stephen Beck, Mark Lisson, Steve Moore, Brian Bird, Bob Hamer, Joan Considine Johnson, James Keenley, Kathleen Taylor
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
57
Original language
English
Networks & production
CTVCanada
Pax TVUnited States
Pebblehut Productions
Paxson Entertainment
Pax TV
Themes
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