Season Six

Johnny sees a vision of Walt's funeral, and must stick close to his friend to prevent his apparent fate. Meanwhile, Reverend Purdy and Vice President Stillson both try and shake their connections to darker forces.

Johnny sees a vision of the new sheriff shooting a psychiatrist dead, but cannot convince either of them to take him seriously -- even when he describes the doctor's unstable patients to her.

Johnny learns that a private corporate space shuttle is about to experience an accident in space, and learns that he is connected to the pilot through his wife. Sarah has her baby.

J.J.'s crush on a young performer brings him and Johnny to the circus, where Johnny foresees what appears to be a murder in the house of mirrors.

After seeing a vision of a man buried alive, Johnny must locate where in the city he is going to be buried before the man runs out of air.

Johnny finds himself on board a cross-country train with a woman whose death -- or murder -- he has forseen.

Johnny slips into an unexplainable coma after a routine appendix removal, leaving Sarah alone in an unfamiliar hospital.

After Johnny sees a vision of an explosion inside a bus terminal, he and a friend must put together the pieces of the puzzle to discover who is responsible.

Johnny sees a vision of a demonic exorcism during Hope's baptism, leading him to a Catholic priest who appears to be protecting one of his own.

Johnny visits Bruce and his horse jockey girlfriend on the eve of a major race, only to learn that the horse is going to be stolen. Stillson spends some quality time with Sarah and J.J.

While traveling across the country Johnny has a vision of his psychic friend Alex Sinclair -- dead in a remote Indiana town.

As Sarah and J.J. prepare to move out, Johnny sees a vision of himself and Sheriff Turner murdered -- with a key connection to Walt.

Clues from Walt's last investigation lead Johnny to Reverend Purdy, who makes a startling confession about his father. Stillson presses his blossoming relationship with Sarah.