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Erica's latest therapy session has uncovered a shocking secret; Dr. Tom has a time-altering solution.
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S2, EP9 "A River Runs Through It...It Being Egypt"
Erica sees a different side of her brother and returns from the past ready to confront her true feelings for Kai.
S2, EP10 "Papa Can You Hear Me?"
Dr. Tom goes on his own session back to the day he last saw his daughter.
S2, EP11 "What Goes Up Must Come Down"
Erica is sent to an alternate reality, supposedly setback free.
S2, EP12 "The Importance of Being Erica"
Erica struggles with some big decisions.
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Jenny needs help getting her life on the right track.
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Cassidy returns to Toronto for Pride weekend.
S3, EP5 "Being Adam"
Adam gets the chance to alter the regret that led him to a life of violence and crime.
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