First Aired: 9/25/89

Director: Tom McLaughlin
Writer: Tom McLaughlin

These episodes marked a significant change in direction for the series, starting with the departure of Ryan. After this, Johnny became a series regular. These episodes take place in a French healing village. One of the devil's minions, Asteroth, is trying to bring about certain prophecies from a satanic book that will pave the way for Satan to rule Earth. Standing in his way are Jack, Micki, Ryan, Johnny, and a special little girl.

First Aired: 10/2/89

Director: Armand Mastroianni
Writer: Jim Henshaw

A very close family of demon hunters is chasing a demon that has been summoned by someone. Meanwhile back at the store, the gang discovers a cavernous room below the store. It is loaded with demonic elements. Guess who is trying to find his way back there? To me, this episode was the beginning of different feel to all the remaining episodes. I like this new atmosphere. I just wish it would have included Ryan.

First Aired: 10/9/89

Director: Timothy Bond
Writer: Brian Helgeland

A group of high school boys attempt to rape a young girl who, in her escape, is run over by a car. She can no longer walk and is confined to a wheelchair. But this is no ordinary wheelchair. The chair gives her a small amount of time to go take her revenge on the group. This episode really demonstrates Johnny's inability to understand the cursed item predicament.

First Aired: 10/16/89

Director: Doug Jackson
Writer: Jon Ezrine

A cursed hearing aid allows a duo of scam artists to actually read minds. Similar to "Faith Healer", the thoughts build up and must be transfered to a victim before the owner's head explodes. Eeewww!

First Aired: 10/30/89

Director: William Fruet
Writer: Marilyn Anderson and Billy Riback

The return of the coin of Ziacles... Micki is terrified that the coin is back for her. Johnny uses it to resurrect his father. Jack is pissed at Johnny. What a family! This is another episode illustrating Johnny's ignorance about his new line of work. How many is that now? 6 or 7? ;^)

First Aired: 11/6/89

Director: Allan Eastman
Writer: Nancy Ann Miller

This is another stylized episode along the lines of "The Baron's Bride". An old 1954 Chevy radio allows a racist to travel back to 1954 when blacks were treated quite differently. He finds out that his father was extremely racist, as well. Another very well done episode.