Seeing Things - Season 1

Season 1
Network
Episodes3
DatesSept. 15, 1981 - Sept. 29, 1981
Episodes

Season 1Episode 160 min
I May Be Seeing Things, But I'm Not Crazy
Reporter Louie Ciccone is assigned to cover the courts, and he wanders into the trial of a derelict charged with a skid row murder. It seems like an open and shut case hut then Louie has a vision and becomes convinced that the tramp has been framed. Louie has a hard time persuading the Assistant Crown Attorney, Heather Redfern, that she must reconsider her prosecution of the case.
Sept. 15, 1981

Season 1Episode 260 min
Sight Unseen
Louie covers the murder of a wealthy art patron and learns that the police suspect the collector's favourite artist, a sculptor who has disappeared. Louie soon discovers other suspects as he goes on a dangerous chase for the killer.
Sept. 22, 1981

Season 1Episode 360 min
A Charming Sight
Reporter Louis Ciccone insists his wife accompany him to a high school reunion, At the reunion he meets a former classmate who has become a multi-millionaire. Moments later the wealthy man's body is discovered floating in the pool and Louie is charged with murder.
Sept. 29, 1981
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