Painkiller Jane - Season 1

A string of thefts involving military equipment puts Jane and the team on high alert for an assassination attempt just days leading up to a presidential visit. But when corpses begin to disappear from nearby cemeteries – seemingly all on their own – and the thefts expand to include sporting goods, Jane breaks rank and pieces together the clues that lead to an unlikely Neuro.

Reports start coming in of people experiencing selective amnesia, losing all knowledge of just one area of their memory. A train runs off the tracks when its veteran engineer can't remember how to slow it down, a brilliant cardiologist loses all his understanding of medicine, and a software genius can't figure out basic computer procedures. The only link between the victims is that they have all earned a high degree of expertise on a specific subject.

Enjoying a rare evening out, Jane and her date get caught in a sudden cloudburst that leaves them running for the closest shelter – a nearby community center. Jane heads for the washroom to dry off while they wait for the storm to pass. But when she walks in, there's an envelope taped to the mirror - with her name on it. Inside is a DVD marked "important." How would anyone know she would be there to find it, when she didn't even know herself just minutes earlier?

With echoes of a classic horror film, strange events are happening in an unassuming four-story brownstone. The FBI has been using the residence as a safe house for prospective witnesses. But a number of unexplained incidents have occurred in the house and the team is brought in to investigate.

The team interviews a number of psychiatric patients who have all experienced the same terrifying hallucination, leaving them incapable of leading normal lives. While none appear to know each other, all the patients have been found shivering and terrified on the floor, with a tower of chairs and furniture piled high nearby.

Maureen is enjoying a rare romantic night out with an old friend when the evening suddenly goes very wrong. Without warning, her date calmly, and deliberately, walks right off the roof top terrace where the two were having dinner, falling to his death. Rattled and grieving, Maureen is convinced a Neuro is behind the strange behavior and insists the team investigate. Reluctantly, the team does some searching and although not convinced the situation involved a Neuro, they uncover some unusual findings.

Jane wakes up to find herself restrained in a hospital, with no recollection of how or why she got there. Unable to get information from the medical staff, she escapes to find some answers. Successfully outside the hospital, Jane runs into Seth who, instead of helping her, calls the guards and coldly gives her the news – she's being held for the murder of her teammate and friend, Riley Jensen.

While on the trail of a Neuro responsible for a string of house fires, Connor is apprehended at the scene and unfairly charged with arson and murder. Unable to defend him with the truth about their investigation and the nature of their operation, the team must race to locate their fire-starting Neuro. But Connor's dark, criminal past threatens to seal the deal with a jury already leaning towards a conviction. Although Jane and Andre devise a creative plan to keep Connor's past out of the courtroom, it only buys them a little time. With no motive for the fires and a conflicting pattern to the arsons, the team must scramble to locate the Neuro before Connor is forced to take the fall in order to protect the security of the unit.

The fast-paced world of fashion is stunned when beautiful young models suddenly start dying… of old age. Jane and Maureen hit the runway in an undercover assignment to find the Neuro responsible. While Andre, Connor, and Riley run checks on possible suspects, Jane and Maureen squeeze into small outfits and immerse themselves in the high-pressure world of modeling to get information from the inside. It is Jane who comes face-to-face with the Neuro… and a dangerously unconventional fountain of youth.