All Souls

★ 6 · 2001 · 60m · Drama · Sci-Fi & Fantasy

In a Boston hospital, All Souls Hospital, Dr. Mitchell Grace tries to discover the truth about the haunting that date as far back as the Civil War. The hospital's lower levels, once a mental asylum, are haunted by ghosts of dead patients, including Lazarus, an orderly who has been benevolently haunting the hospital since his days working with Dr. Ambrosius after the Civil War.

Episodes

▶1. Pilot60m · It is Dr. Grace's first day, having turned down both Yale and the Mayo Clinic to work at the hospital where his father was a janitor. He fails to save the life of Caroline Patterson, a patient who was moved to a basement room by a suspicious orderly. Dr. Ryman Kreeger, a senior doctor who thinks the "Gemini Project" will let him live forever, is taken by the hospital's ghosts.▶2. Spineless60m · Kirstin Caine, a hit and run victim with spinal trauma is admitted to the hospital. Patrick has a setback, and becomes subject to the research of Dr. Stefani Volette, which involves killing Kirstin to treat Patrick. It is revealed that Patrick's paralysis was not from the accident, but instead induced by Volette as part of her research. The revelation leads to Volette herself becoming a subject in her own experiment.▶3. The Deal60m · Jordan Holland, son of Tremaine Holland and Alice Anne Holland, is admitted to the psychiatric ward after his father refuses to "turn him over" to the people behind the mysterious research. It is revealed that Jordan had died at birth, and was saved by Ambrosius to fulfill some destiny beginning on his 18th birthday. Tremaine fails to stop the plan, taking his own life before Jordan leaves with Ambrose.▶4. Bad Blood60m · Dr. Juan Antonio Marquez is flown in for special treatment at the same time that a John Doe is admitted. Marquez's one-of-a-kind blood infection quickly kills anyone else infected including his in-flight doctor, and All Souls' Nurse Cathy Cavalleri. It is revealed that John Doe is the real Juan Antonio Marquez, and that he was replaced by Colonel Avejo who tortured the real Marquez in prison. Avejo deliberately infects Marquez's niece who is saved with an immunity in the real Marquez's blood.▶5. Running Scared60m · Experiments on five female athletes; Jolene Martin, Sierra Wilson, diver Anna Markham, volleyballer Belinda Karch, and runner Abigail "Gabby" Maine have been undergoing experiments by Dr. Henry Lohman at the All Souls Sports Medicine Clinic. The first three are dead, and in trying to help Gabby the doctors find out that Belinda has apparently aged from twenty to over ninety as a side effect of the experiment. It is revealed that all five are Dr. Lohman's "daughters" via a genetic breeding experiment, but that the deaths are from an assistant giving the girls experimental DNA treatments without Lohman's knowledge.▶6. One Step Closer to Roger60m · Barney Wheelock is almost killed, and has a near-death experience, just after being admitted. Dr. Elizabeth Baines, an old friend of Dr. Cullen, is at the hospital speaking on the "white light" near death experience. Wheelock becomes possessed by "Roger" and dangerous, kidnapping tattooed nurse Kim Peretti before killing his wife Calvette and their two sons. Roger then possesses Kim and goes after Dr. Sterling. It is revealed that "Roger" is an old "god of the dead" working through nurse Karen Waverly and has gone after Dr. Baines as the next victim. Dr. Cullen is attacked in the process, but saved by Dr. Grace.

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