Ep 20. The Darkness is Light Enough

Allison's dreams are starting to blur with reality in "The Darkness is Light Enough," the 20th episode in season two of the captivating series Medium. The episode picks up with Allison (Patricia Arquette) on a construction site, surrounded by smoke and chaos as she frantically looks for something. When she wakes up, Allison is in a state of confusion and doesn't know if what she saw was a dream or a premonition.

As she goes through her day, she starts to feel like something is off. Every time she looks at a light, she sees a dark shadow moving behind it. At first, she brushes it off as stress and fatigue, but soon the visions become more frequent and vivid. She sees the same shadow in her dreams, and it's taunting her, telling her that it's coming for her.

Allison tries to ignore the visions, but they keep getting worse. She starts to feel like she's losing control of her mind and fears that she may be going crazy. Meanwhile, her husband Joe (Jake Weber) and daughters Ariel (Sofia Vassilieva) and Bridgette (Maria Lark) begin to notice that something is wrong with her. They try to be supportive, but as the visions start to consume her, Allison becomes increasingly distant and withdrawn.

As the episode progresses, Allison's visions become more intense and frightening. She sees people being attacked and killed, and she starts to feel like the shadow is watching her every move. Desperate for answers, Allison turns to her friend and colleague, D.A. Devalos (Miguel Sandoval) for help.

Devalos listens to Allison's concerns and suggests that she take some time off to rest and recharge. However, Allison knows that something more is going on and refuses to give up until she finds out what it is. With Devalos' encouragement, she starts digging into her visions and discovers that they are all connected to a string of unsolved murders.

Allison begins to work with the police to solve the murders, using her visions to piece together clues and identify suspects. As the investigation heats up, Allison's visions become more frequent and intense. She sees the killer's face and feels his rage and anger. With each vision, she gets closer to the truth and closer to danger.

"The Darkness is Light Enough" is a gripping episode that showcases the incredible talents of Patricia Arquette as Allison. With each scene, she conveys the depth of her character's emotions and the weight of her visions. The episode is a chilling reminder of the power of the mind and the mysteries that lie within it.