Ep 9. I'll Be Seeing You

In this episode of Eureka, titled "I'll Be Seeing You," the residents of the town are experiencing strange occurrences - they keep seeing visions of their loved ones, who have long since passed away. The phenomenon seems to be spreading and the entire town is on edge as they try to figure out what could be causing it.

Meanwhile, Sheriff Carter is dealing with some personal issues of his own. He's still reeling from the fact that his ex-wife has moved back to town and has been spending time with his daughter. To make matters worse, his feelings for Allison are still strong and he's struggling with the fact that they can't be together.

As the visions continue, the town's scientists begin to investigate. Fargo discovers some strange energy readings and quickly realizes that the cause of the visions is coming from a nearby satellite. But when they investigate the satellite, they realize that the technology powering it is alien in nature.

As the scientists work to disable the satellite, the visions become more and more intense. Carter realizes that his vision of his sister, who died in a car accident when he was younger, is trying to tell him something important. With the help of Allison and some experimentation, they discover that the visions are actually a sort of message - a warning about a potential disaster that could have devastating consequences for the town.

As the scientists work to prevent the disaster, Carter and Allison delve deeper into their own feelings for each other. It becomes clear that they're not over each other, and they share a tender moment before the chaos of the disaster interrupts them.

In the end, the scientists are able to prevent the disaster and the visions fade away. But the personal issues in Eureka are far from resolved. Carter is still struggling with his feelings for Allison, and the repercussions of his ex-wife's return are just beginning to show. As always, there's never a dull moment in this quirky town of geniuses.

Overall, "I'll Be Seeing You" is an engaging episode that combines elements of sci-fi, romance, and personal drama. It's a great addition to the fourth season of Eureka, and fans of the show won't be disappointed.