Eyes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
The series pilot includes a $100 million embezzlement case; a threatened hate-crime witness; a lawsuit by a former employee; and secrets among the current ones.
Whereabouts
Harlan catches his college roommate in a lie about the specifics of his girlfriend's kidnapping; Leslie wants only aboveboard tactics in Nora's search for her missing witness.
Wings
A prototype plane is stolen after the firm reveals its weak security; Meg's friend finds big cash and a mysterious caller wants it back; Harlan's estranged wife returns to L.A.
Trial
Harlan digs for dirt on the judge who seems to be wrecking Leslie's clear-cut case against a shoddy contractor; Tim looks for vengeance after Meg is hurt in the field.
Shots
Leslie witnesses the shooting of her boyfriend, who tells her to keep mum to the police. Meanwhile, a defense attorney who fears having a weak case asks for help against her rapist.
Burglary
Harlan suspects the investigating cop is the burglar who shot at him; Nora is captivated by a hunky counterfeiting expert.
Karma
Harlan and rival Clay Burgess are federal suspects in a case involving murder and theft of a surveillance innovation developed by a woman who once worked for the former and slept with the latter.
Investigator
A bodyguard fails to prevent the murder of a bond trader after relapsing into alcoholism.
Whistleblower
An informant blows the whistle on a pharmaceutical company that's falsifying clinical trials; a missing girl is reunited with her parents; Nora's brother is hospitalized following a vicious attack.
Innocence
Leslie's murder client has an alibi, but also a witness against him and, says Harlan, something he's not telling; cash-strapped Jeff sees opportunity in a suspected philanderer.
Art
Harlan works with an insurance adjuster to find three stolen Van Gogh paintings; Meg and Chris uncover a startling link between the Fayyadhs and the Al-Rashids.
Poison
Sam takes a company to court for dumping chemicals into a lake and harming the residents of a small town.
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