MEDIUM “How To Make a Killing in Big Business” (Season 5 Episode 12)

Take a sneak peek of Medium‘s Season 5 Episode 12 “How To Make a Killing in Big Business” airing Monday May 4 (8-9 p.m. ET).

Episode Synopsis: MEDIUM “How To Make a Killing in Big Business” (Season 5 Episode 12) – Allison (Emmy winner Patricia Arquette) meets Caitlyn Lynch (guest star Tracy Pollan, â€œNatalee Hollowayâ€), a psychic who works for the multi-national Lydecker Corporation, and is recruited to work for them, leaving her job at the DAâ€™s office. Allison, while thoroughly enjoying the extravagant corporate world, struggles with her quick departure from the DAâ€™s office and canâ€™t stop dreaming about a serial killer on a rampage in Phoenix. When Allison continues to share her dreams with Devalos and Scanlon, it proves to be a conflict of interest for her new boss, Mr. Lydecker, (guest star David Morse, â€œJohn Adamsâ€) who makes it clear her dreams now belong to him and she can share them with no one else. Meanwhile, Ariel (Sofia Vassilieva) begins taking pills in order to stop her visions of a young girlâ€™s ghost and to help her focus on PSAT preparation. Jake Weber, Maria Lark and Madison & Miranda Carabello also star.

Show Cast: Sofia Vassilieva, Maria Lark, David Cubitt, Jake Weber, Patricia Arquette, Miguel Sandoval

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By Americ Ngwije | May 2, 2009 | 1 Comment

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http://www.essenceofthedivine.com Rev. Lynn

I basically like the show Medium except for two things that really annoy me. First, Allison and her husband always never smile and are always so glum. I do psychic work myself and I am very happy and smiling all the time. We do not have to be so solemn and humorless. Second, After solving hundreds of crimes, Allison’s husband and boss never believe her dreams and visions. What is it going to take for her to be recognized?

Besides those two things, the show is basically very good although none of these types of shows are very realistic from my personal point of view.