Joan of Arcadia

E01▶

Pilot

Sep 26, 2003 · 45m

E02▶

The Fire and the Wood

Oct 3, 2003 · 45m

E03▶

Touch Move

Oct 10, 2003 · 45m

E04▶

The Boat

Oct 17, 2003 · 45m

E05▶

Just Say No

Oct 24, 2003 · 45m

E06▶

Bringeth It On

Oct 31, 2003 · 45m

E07▶

Death Be Not Whatever

Nov 7, 2003 · 45m

E08▶

The Devil Made Me Do It

Nov 14, 2003 · 45m

E09▶

St. Joan

Nov 21, 2003 · 45m

E10▶

Drive, He Said

Dec 5, 2003 · 45m

E11▶

The Uncertainty Principle

Dec 12, 2003 · 45m

E12▶

Jump

Jan 9, 2004 · 45m

E13▶

Recreation

Jan 16, 2004 · 45m

E14▶

State of Grace

Feb 6, 2004 · 45m

E15▶

Night Without Stars

Feb 13, 2004 · 45m

E16▶

Double Dutch

Feb 20, 2004 · 45m

E17▶

No Bad Guy

Feb 27, 2004 · 45m

E18▶

Requiem for a Third Grade Ashtray

Mar 12, 2004 · 45m

E19▶

Do the Math

Apr 2, 2004 · 45m

E20▶

Anonymous

Apr 30, 2004 · 45m

E21▶

Vanity, Thy Name Is Human

May 7, 2004 · 45m

E22▶

The Gift

May 14, 2004 · 45m

E23Playing

Silence

May 21, 2004 · 45m

When the hospitalized Joan is diagnosed with Lyme disease, she begins to question if she's been seeing God or merely experiencing the hallucinations that can be symptomatic of her condition... Upon hearing that Joan may have been suffering from the symptoms of Lyme Disease for months, a somewhat relieved Will and Helen believe this news may explain Joan's mood swings and atypical behavior, while a concerned Adam wonders if Joan will be different upon her recovery. Meanwhile, the hospitalized Joan experiences a crisis of faith -- and considers revealing to someone close to her that she's been talking to God. In separate circumstances, Helen and Will begin to rethink their belief systems after, respectively, experiencing spiritual dreams and miraculous events.