Season One

The Switchman--Pilot episode. Captain James Ellison is rescued after spending 18 months in the jungles of Peru as the sole survivor of a helicopter crash. Five years later finds him working as a detective in the Major Crimes division of the Cascade, Washington police department. When his senses come back online, he seeks help and answers. Enter Blair Sandburg who explains the Sentinel concept and offers his "expertise" on sentinels in return for Detective Ellison becoming his dissertation subject.
Siege--Sandburg comes to the station to apply for observer's status. He ends up a hostage along with most of the members of Major Crimes when the station is taken over by mercenaries. It's up to Jim and Captain Simon Banks to save the hostages.
The Killers--Jim's protege is murdered by a hitman Jim identifies using his heightened eyesight. Unable to explain how he saw the killer when it should have been impossible, the case is thrown out of court.
The Debt--A gang war seems eminent thanks to a crooked cop. The warehouse that Blair lives in explodes and he moves in with Jim "just for a week."
Cypher--A serial killer is loose in Cascade. The case becomes personal when Sandburg becomes a target.
Night Train--The guys escort a witness, an accountant testifying against the mob, and his lawyer. Problems arise when a doublecross occurs and cold medicine Jim takes adversely affects his senses.
Rogue--A rogue CIA agent who knows the Sentinel's secret steals Ebola virus, and holds Cascade hostage trying to force Jim's help in stealing a top secret military aircraft.
Love and Guns--Heavy weaponry is coming into Cascade. Jim suspects the head of a South American cartel. He asks Blair to get to know the man's daughter.
Attraction--Jewel thieves are hitting the city. Unfortunately Jim's pheromones are hyper and he finds himself wildly attracted to the main suspect.
Vow of Silence--Blair decides Jim needs some "downtime" to rejuvenate. He plans a getaway to a monastary. It seems where these two go, trouble follows because soon monks start turning up dead.

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