List of Eli Stone Episodes - Season 1: 2008

Season 1: 2008

# Title Writer(s) Director Original airdate Code
1 "Faith" Greg Berlanti
& Marc Guggenheim
Ken Olin January 31, 2008 (2008-01-31) 101

Eli Stone is a rising, successful attorney. Not only is he working for Jordan Wethersby's renowned law firm, but he is engaged to Jordan's daughter Taylor, also an attorney. However, Eli begins having hallucinations (many of which involve singer George Michael) that may either be linked to a medical condition, or the bizarre chance that he is a modern-day prophet. The hallucinations lead him to reluctantly take a case involving his college friend/first lover, Beth Keller. Beth's son developed autism, which Beth blames on a childhood vaccine produced by a major pharmaceutical company. At the same time, Eli's behavior about his visions makes him recall his estranged relationship with his now-deceased father, whom Eli believes was an alcoholic.

Musical number: "Faith" (sung by George Michael)
2 "Freedom" Greg Berlanti
& Marc Guggenheim
Michael Shultz February 7, 2008 (2008-02-07) 102

After two weeks without the visions, Eli hesitates to take the case of a Mexican couple suing a produce conglomerate for their use of pesticides, believing he has no chance of winning. However, he begins to doubt the odds after his visions prove more truthful than before.

Musical number: "Freedom" (Victor Garber and a male choir)
3 "Father Figure" Alex Taub
& Brett Mahoney
Christopher Misiano February 14, 2008 (2008-02-14) 103
Eli has visions of World War II before taking on a National Guard soldier's custody battle with her husband, who is represented by Eli's fiancee Taylor. Meanwhile, Eli asks his brother Nathan (a physician) for help with his medical records in order to conceal his medical condition from the law firm's senior partners, thus allowing Eli to continue practicing law.
4 "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" Courtney Kemp Agboh
& Wendy Mercile
David Patrarca February 21, 2008 (2008-02-21) 104

As Eli struggles to come to terms with the end of his engagement to Taylor, his visions convince him to help a former coma patient who wants to get his life back. Meanwhile, Jordan defends an old friend in a discrimination lawsuit against another of the same ethnicity.

Musical number: "Good Lovin'" (a group of Chris Diamantopouloses)
5 "One More Try" Leila Gerstein
& Steve Lichtman
Ron Underwood February 28, 2008 (2008-02-28) 105

Eli gets an opportunity to make things right when he revisits an old case that he unscrupulously won for an automaker, but his efforts could be undone by a series of courtroom hallucinations. Meanwhile, Jordan welcomes two new lawyers to the firm, one of whom he had fought against in the previous episode.

Musical number: "One More Try" (Loretta Devine and a gospel choir)
6 "Something to Save" Andrew Kreisberg
& Marc Guggenheim
Michael Shultz March 6, 2008 (2008-03-06) 106

Eli needs Jordan's help when he is in danger of being disbarred, after an embarrassing courtroom episode puts his ability to practice under scrutiny. However, Eli's fate may ultimately rest with Nathan's testimony about his brother's condition.

Musical number: "Who'll Stop the Rain" (Victor Garber and the lawyers)
7 "Heal the Pain" Alex Taub
& Moira Walley
Sandy Smolan March 13, 2008 (2008-03-13) 107

As a result of his recently reduced stature at the firm, Eli is in the unfamiliar position of playing second fiddle to the inexperienced Maggie Dekker. The two are involved in a malpractice suit against a doctor who used to work at Nathan's hospital, but was fired after a botched operation that led to the death of the plaintiff's mother.

Musical number: "Older" by George Michael
8 "Praying For Time" Courtney Kemp Agboh
& Brett Mahoney
David Petrarca March 20, 2008 (2008-03-20) 108

Eli's defense of a real estate mogul takes an interesting turn when his client's desire to evict residents from their homes (in an area where he wants to build a shopping mall) may be the only way to save them from an earthquake Eli has foreseen.

Musical number: "I Feel the Earth Move" (Natasha Henstridge and Julie Gonzalo)
9 "I Want Your Sex" Leila Gerstein
& Wendy Mercile
Christopher Misiano March 27, 2008 (2008-03-27) 109

Eli's occasional visionary muse, George Michael, seeks his counsel in person on behalf of a teenage girl who was expelled from school for playing a suggestively titled song of Michael's during an abstinence education assembly. Jordan, who is heading the case, begins to display an unusual upbeat side, leading Eli to believe his senior partner is a fan of George Michael's music. Meanwhile, Nathan has found a neurosurgeon to help his brother, but is unwilling to make the choice that could decide Eli's fate.

Musical numbers: "Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me" (Victor Garber), "I Got You Babe" (Natasha Henstridge and Sam Jaeger), "Amazing" (George Michael), "I Can Taste Love" Claess & Willumsen
10 "Heartbeat" Andrew Kreisberg
& Steve Lichtman
Vincent Misiano April 3, 2008 (2008-04-03) 110
Eli's visions take him into Nathan's memories of the day their father died. Nathan asks Eli to represent him in a case dealing with the heart transplant of a patient. Eli's vision makes him aware of the fact his brother is keeping a secret that could be of great help for his case.
11 "Patience" Brett Mahoney
& Alex Taub
Perry Lang April 10, 2008 (2008-04-10) 111
Eli has visions, set in the future, of David Moseley, a prisoner being held at Tipton Bay. The visions lead him to represent Moseley and other prisoners in a case for prisoners' rights. Meanwhile, Taylor and Matt work together on a struggle for chimpanzee rights, and a long-lost partner returns to the firm.
12 "Waiting For That Day" Oscar Balderrama
& Anna Beth Chao
David Petrarca April 13, 2008 (2008-04-13) 112

Eli's visions bring him back to the supposed earthquake. This time, he sues San Francisco to close the Golden Gate Bridge. Supported by a so-called quack scientist, Eli opposes Ms. Klein and Maggie in a court case that could decide the lives of hundreds. At the same time, Ms. Klein uses Jordan's apparent lack of control over Eli as ammunition to remove Jordan as managing partner. At the end of the episode, the earthquake does hit and destroys the Golden Gate Bridge. Fortunately, because the bridge was closed (they managed to persuade San Francisco to close it), no one was killed on it when it collapsed. Ms. Klein reconciles and keeps Jordan as managing partner.

Musical number: "The One You Knew" by Joshua Radin
13 "Soul Free" Andrew Kreisberg
& Courtney Kemp Agboh
Michael Lange April 17, 2008 (2008-04-17) 113

Eli takes a case involving a man's right to die; the case is intertwined with the aftermath of Eli's surgery to remove his brain aneurysm, which forces Nathan to decide whether to remove Eli from life support. Eli apparently comes face to face with God . . . who bears an uncanny resemblance to George Michael.

Musical number: "Feeling Good" (George Michael and cast)

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