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| Joan of Arcadia |
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| 24 :02x01 - Only Connect (Sep/24/2004) | | After a summer of therapy and with school resuming Joan tries to return to a "normal" life even as she ignores God, who keeps reappearing; Will is sued for emotional distress by Andy Baker, whose drunk driving caused the accident that paralyzed Kevin; Luke and Grace try to adjust to their relationship. | | Guest Stars: Christopher Cousins as Tom Murphy, Tara Lynne Barr as Jump Roping Girl, Eddie Hassell as Student, Cheryl White as Heidi, Reggie Jordan as Process Server, Craig Champion as Skateboarder (God), Patrick Breen as Sammy, Riley Smith as Andy Baker, David Burke (1) as Father Ken Mallory, Kris Lemche as Cute Boy (God), Kathryn Joosten as Old Lady (God), Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Juliette Goglia as Little Girl (God), Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Elaine Hendrix (1) as Ms. Lischak, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, | Uncredited: Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God) | Director: James Hayman
Writer: Barbara Hall | | | |
| 25 :02x02 - Out of Sight (Oct/01/2004) | | Judith, a wild friend of Joan's from summer camp, starts school at Arcadia High; Will investigates a drive-by shooting; Kevin confronts Andy about the on-going lawsuit. | | Guest Stars: Michael Hyatt (1) as Mary Wallace, Ransford Doherty as DeShawn Wallace, Dayo Ade as Ruben, Timothy McNeil as Dr. Dan, Jack Merrill as Uniformed Officer, Julian Reyes as Detective, Jack Plotnick as Sammy, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Riley Smith as Andy Baker, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God), Kris Lemche as Cute Boy (God), Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Kathryn Joosten as Old Lady (God), Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle | Director: Rob Morrow
Writer: Stephen Nathan | | | |
| 26 :02x03 - Back to the Garden (Oct/08/2004) | | God instructs Joan to start a community garden; Judith continues her downward spiral; Luke puts up a strong front with Grace; a former police informant is killed setting Will and Carlisle on a mission to find corrupt cops. | | Guest Stars: Cal Gibson (1) as Groundskeeper (God), Cee Cee Michaela as Audra, Diane Delano as Coach Carol Keady, Megan Swertlow as Peaches, Kent Faulcon as Duncan, Danny Musico as Simmons, Ransford Doherty as DeShawn Wallace, Cody McMains as Danny, Louis Mustillo (1) as Garbage Man (God), Joe Sabatino as Construction Foreman, John Patrick Amedori as Loner Loser Kid (God), Christopher Cousins as Tom Murphy, Jack Plotnick as Sammy, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Elaine Hendrix (1) as Ms. Lischak, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Derek Morgan as Undersheriff Roy Roebuck, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters | Director: Kevin Dowling
Writer: Joy Gregory | | | |
| 27 :02x04 - The Cat (Oct/15/2004) | | God has Joan adopt a wild cat; Helen's Aunt Olive has a stroke while visiting; Will calls Internal Affairs to investigate for corrupt cops. | | Guest Stars: Richard Penn as Dr. Hankin, Danny Musico as Simmons, Kent Faulcon as Duncan, Aaron Frazier (1) as Basketball Player (God), Allyce Beasley as Feral Cat Lover (God), Cloris Leachman as Aunt Olive, Derek Morgan as Roy Roebuck, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman | Director: Steve Gomer
Writer: David Grae (1) | | | |
| 28 :02x05 - The Election (Oct/22/2004) | | Things get dirty in a student council election as God instructs Joan to support a candidate; Helen must deal with a student who protests another students work of art. | | Guest Stars: Mark Henderson as Craig Fitch, Julie Lancaster as Teri Fitch, Kristy Wu as Annie, Michael J. Willet as Billy, Kyle Patrick as Teddy Marks, Micah Williams as Freshman, Steele Justiss as Rocker Dude (God), Kelly Pizzo as Drama Club Singer, John C. Murphy, Jr. (1) as Stoner, Megan Henning as Mari Darlene Fitch, Matt Spangler as Doug, Corri English as Elizabeth Goetzman, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Morocco Omari as Principal Chadwick, Jared Hillman as Brian Beaumont, John Del Regno as Locksmith (God), Mike Erwin (1) as Lars Klosterman, Sam Murphy (1) as Donny | Director: Rob Morrow
Writer: Ellie Herman | | | |
| 29 :02x06 - Wealth of Nations (Oct/29/2004) | | God tells Joan to help her mother collect clothes for the homeless; Kevin attempts stand-up comedy in order to impress Beth; Will wants to counter-sue the Bakers. | | Guest Stars: Robert Pine as Mr. Sanders, Iqbal Theba as East Indian Sunglasses Salesman God, Trevor Einhorn as Mascot (God), Philip Marlatt as Roger, Vanessa Claire Smith as Surly Punk (God), David Figlioli (1) as Vintage Clothing Store Owner, Rick Overton as Bad Stand-Up Comedian (God), Ian Bohen as Peter, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Kimberly McCullough as Beth Reinhart, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston | Director: Kevin Dowling
Writer: Tom Garrigus | | | |
| 30 :02x07 - P.O.V. (Nov/05/2004) | | Joan struggles with the pressures of Junior year; God assigns Joan to work on a videography; Adam and Judith work on a project together; Will, Kevin, and Helen meet with a lawyer to discuss a counter-lawsuit. | | Guest Stars: Max Knowles as 7-Year-Old Adam, Adrienne Brett Evans as Elizabeth Rove, Louis Mustillo (1) as Garbage Man (God), Zachary Quinto as Pretentious Filmmaker (God), Evan Handler as Chuck Kroner, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, Patrick Fabian (1) as Gavin Price, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman | Director: Graeme Clifford
Writer: Lindsay Sturman | | | |
| 31 :02x08 - Friday Night (Nov/12/2004) | | After being prodded by Judith to go on a real date, Joan and Adam nervously prepare for a romantic night at a fancy French restaurant. Little do they know that Judith has subsequently made some misguided plans for herself for that evening, which later causes the guilt-ridden Joan to wonder if she could have prevented her friend's misfortune. | | Guest Stars: Karoly Giardello as Random Woman, Ansel Caine as Anarchist Guy, Scott Conte as Paramedic, Claudia Choi as Doctor, Clement von Franckenstein as Waiter, Charlie Koznick as Ryan, Michael Chinyamurindi as Nigerian Doctor God, Russ Tamblyn as Dog Walker God, Jayne Atkinson (1) as Fran Montgomery, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman | Director: Elodie Keene
Writer: Stephen Nathan | | | |
| 32 :02x09 - No Future (Nov/19/2004) | | As Joan begins to deal with Judith's death, she faces the added pressure of having to relive the day of Kevin's accident during her deposition. Meanwhile, Will feels guilty as he recalls how poorly he treated Kevin in the hours preceding his accident. Additionally, Grace reluctantly agrees to join Luke for dinner at the Girardi's on his birthday. | | Guest Stars: Rae Allen (1) as Fortune Teller (God), Leslie Upson as Court Reporter (God), Todd Sherry as Gay Male Secretary (God), Stephen O'Mahoney as Cop, Timothy McNeil as Dr. Dan Radovitch, Angela Robinson (1) as Meter Maid, Kitty Swink as Annette Langston, Evan Handler as Chuck Kroner, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Patrick Fabian (1) as Gavin Price, Kimberly McCullough as Beth Reinhart, Riley Smith as Andy Baker | Director: James Hayman
Writer: Barbara Hall | | | |
| 33 :02x10 - The Book of Questions (Nov/26/2004) | | While helping Grace shop for a dress for the occasion, Joan is delighted to finally meet Grace's seemingly perfect mother, Sarah. However, when Sarah's drinking problem becomes evident, Joan begins to understand why Grace is so private – and why she's long been avoiding having her bat mitzvah. Meanwhile, Luke racks his brain to come up with a meaningful bat mitzvah gift for Grace. Additionally, Adam and Joan have different ways of coping with Judith's death. Will supports Lucy's less-than-legal means of trying to get one of Judith's friends to describe Judith's on-the-run killer, and Kevin's ex-girlfriend is deposed for the trial. | | Guest Stars: Chayim Frenkel as Cantor, Petrea Burchard as Catherine Lee, Joanne Baron as Female Guest (God), Mike Starr as Big Tough Guy (God), Christy Romano as Officious Hall Monitor (God), Charlie Koznick as Ryan, Mary Mara as Sarah Polonsky, Paul Sand as Rabbi Polonsky, Jack Plotnick as Sammy #2, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Kimberly McCullough as Beth Reinhart | Director: Steve Gomer
Writer: Ellie Herman | | | |
| 34 :02x11 - Dive (Dec/10/2004) | | As Joan tries to work her way up to the high dive despite her acrophobia, Luke attempts to overcome his paralyzing fear of undertaking an activity at which he might fail. Meanwhile, Will continues his quest to find Judith's killer, and Kevin goes on a date with Beth. Additionally, while reflecting on Judith's death and Kevin's accident, Helen becomes overwhelmed with concern about her family being in harm's way. | | Guest Stars: Sonya Eddy as Female Custodian (God), Matthew McKane as Beasley, Sam Horrigan as Tommy Belkin, Diane Delano as Coach Carol Keady, Kris Lemche as Cute Boy (God), Kimberly McCullough as Beth Rhinehart, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Mark Totty as Det. Carlisle | Director: Martha Mitchell
Writer: David Grae (1) | | | |
| 35 :02x12 - Game Theory (Jan/07/2005) | | Despite everyone's protests, Joan allows her snobby, Ivy League-educated guidance counselor to advise her against applying to college. However, after Joan relays her plans to Roger, an engaging college student on the campus she's visiting, he tells her that college is attainable and persuades her to hire him as a tutor. Meanwhile, Adam becomes jealous of Joan's rapport with Roger; Will sees a dark side of Lucy; Helen questions her commitment to Catholicism, and Beth finds it difficult to resume a relationship with the wheelchair-bound Kevin. | | Guest Stars: John Marshall Jones (1) as Chess Player (God), Kevin Rahm as Dana Tuchman, Jane Daly as Janet Tuchman, Yorgo Constantine as Vladimir Karpovich, Rene Ashton as Female Motivational Speaker (God), Adrian Bloom as Waiter at Pizza Joint, Jack Merrill as Uniformed Officer, Mark Matkevich as Roger, Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God), Jack Plotnick as Sammy, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Kimberly McCullough as Beth Reinhart, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters | Director: Gloria Muzio
Writer: Tom Garrigus | | | | | | |
| 37 :02x14 - The Rise & Fall of Joan Girardi (Jan/28/2005) | | After saving a girl's life Joan suddenly becomes famous but she soon learns fame is fleeting and can even turn against you; Adam has a job interview that doesn't quite go the way he wants; tension builds between Lucy and Will; as Luke prepares to get his drivers license Grace tries to educate him on the harmful impact vehicles have on the enviroment. | | Guest Stars: Cheselka Leigh as Make-Up Lady (God), Mark Hames as Professional Reporter #1, Gina St. John as Professional Reporter #2, Kim Fifield as Indignant Girl, Ron Michaelson as Stage Manager, Keith Bogart as Storm Summers, Micah Williams as Nerdy Kid, Veanne Cox as Personable Woman (God), Tyler Kain as Gabby, Lauren C. Mayhew as Elle, Juliette Goglia as Little Girl (God), Patrick Fabian (1) as Gavin Price, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Jared Hillman as Brian Beaumont, Hilary Duff as Dylan Samuels | Director: Martha Mitchell
Writer: Lindsay Sturman | | | |
| 38 :02x15 - Romancing the Joan (Feb/11/2005) | | God wants Joan to do an extra credit assignment on Romantic poetry; Adam takes on a perky and cute assistant (special guest star Haylie Duff); Lucy gets a promotion; Helen takes a break from her Catholic studies; Kevin decides to get back into the dating game. | | Guest Stars: Mark Matkevich as Roger, Gil Glasgow (1) as Mr. Ward, Justin Scot as Officer Eicher, Rick Fitts as Paul Brumfield, Michelle L. Gardner as Substitute Teacher (God), Jordan David as Geek (God), Haylie Duff as Stevie Marx, Susan Grace as Mrs. Gross, Juliette Goglia as Little Girl (God), Elaine Hendrix (1) as Ms. Lischak, Annie Potts as Lieutenant Lucy Preston, Mark Totty as Det. Carlisle, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, | Uncredited: Molly Morgan as Stella | Director: Joanna Kerns
Writer: Barbara Hall | | | |
| 39 :02x16 - Independence Day (Feb/18/2005) | | Incensed that Will and Helen have forbidden her to go to a concert with Adam and stay overnight with him in his father's camper, Joan goes anyway. After Joan has a conversation with God about free will, she decides to use it as a rationale for lying to her mother in order to go on the trip as she's convinced that Helen simply wants her to remain a dependent little girl. Meanwhile, Luke is shocked when the nerdy, girl-obsessed Friedman rebuffs the advances of the surprisingly infatuated Stevie. | | Guest Stars: James DuMont as George Lane, Kevin Chapman as Jim Lane, Sven Holmberg as T-Shirt Vendor (God), Will i Am as Three Card Monte Guy (God), Haylie Duff as Stevie Marx, Riley Smith as Andy Baker, Kathryn Joosten as Old Lady (God), Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God), Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman | Director: James Hayman
Writer: Ellie Herman, Stephen Nathan | | | |
| 40 :02x17 - Shadows and Light (Feb/25/2005) | | Joan is convinced that she's meant to help Stevie keep her part-time job with Adam, despite Stevie's mother's order that she quit. In an effort to supply Stevie with the Social Security number that Stevie's mother is withholding, Joan gets Kevin to use his investigative reporting skills. Kevin's findings end up leading Will to make a discovery that quickly turns Stevie's world upside-down. Meanwhile, Adam is upset with Joan for telling Helen that he tried to have sex with her, and Kevin is conflicted when the local television station asks him to do a report that pertains to paralysis. | | Guest Stars: Sarah Lilly (1) as Nora, Harry Hayman as Cub Scott (God), Sonya Eddy as Female Custodian (God), Al Mancini as Grandpa (God), Jack Kehler as Electrician (God), Nikki Tyler-Flynn as Sweet Mother, Kate Norby as Dr. Jennifer Davis, Edward Edwards as Charlie Marx, Nancy Lenehan as Erica Marx, Haylie Duff as Stevie Marx, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, Vanessa Bell Calloway as Corey Phillips | Director: Kevin Dowling
Writer: David Grae (1), Tom Garrigus | | | |
| 41 :02x18 - Secret Service (Mar/04/2005) |
After Price discovers Joan holding an empty egg carton near his freshly egged car, he wrongly assumes she's the culprit and punishes her with a weekend of community service. Without more direction from God than to rise above the injustice, Joan tries to figure out if she's meant to help a bitter former nun, Lilly, who is overseeing the service project, or one of the social outcasts who are serving as a result of their own offenses. Meanwhile, Joan's also upset that her reluctance to begin a sexual relationship with Adam is driving a wedge between them. In the meantime, Adam meets a troubled artist at the community center; Joan gets Luke a job at the bookstore; Kevin has another car accident. | | Guest Stars: Rolando Molina as Trash Man (God), Larry Hankin as Homeless Man (God), Alexis Dziena as Bonnie, Aaron Paul as Denunzio, Austin Pendleton as Dietrich Steinholz, Mike Starr as Big Tough Guy (God), Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God), Elaine Hendrix (1) as Ms. Lischak, Patrick Fabian (1) as Gavin Price, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters | Director: Michael Fresco
Writer: Joy Gregory, Lindsay Sturman | | | |
| 42 :02x19 - Trial and Error (Apr/01/2005) | | Joan prepares to prosecute a case for a mock trial at school, per God's request, while enthusiastically planning a way to celebrate her one-year anniversary with Adam, who has secretly betrayed her. Joan surprises everyone with her passion in prosecuting a mock case against the equally motivated defense attorney, Grace. Meanwhile, while trying to hide his guilt from Joan as she plans a special anniversary night out with him, Adam decides to confess his wrongdoing to an appalled Grace. Meanwhile, Will investigates the murder of an eight-year-old girl and Helen continues her study of Catholicism. | | Guest Stars: James Russo as James Karon, Joyce Guy as Judge Patricia Claymore, Adam Wylie as Skinny Kid (God), John Del Regno as Locksmith (God), Donna Ruthe as Reporter #1, Gina St. John as Reporter #2, Kari Coleman as Natalie Hoyt, Alexis Dziena as Bonnie, Armin Shimerman as Ronald Harbison, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, David Burke (1) as Father Ken Mallory, Kathryn Joosten as Old Lady (God) | Director: Neal Israel
Writer: Marc Flanagan (1) | | | |
| 43 :02x20 - Spring Cleaning (Apr/08/2005) | | In the wake of Joan's difficult breakup with Adam, God tells her to do some therapeutic cleaning, which ends up putting her in the middle of a scandal involving her guidance counselor. As part of Joan's clean sweep, she returns everything Adam ever gave her, which only adds to the awkwardness between them. Meanwhile, when Joan returns some items to Mr. Tuchman that he loaned her, a jealous student with feelings for Tuchman vindictively tells the school authorities that Tuchman initiated intimate relationships with both her and Joan. In the meantime, Kevin considers getting a place of his own. | | Guest Stars: Courtney Hope as Chelsea, Christie Insley (1) as Ginger, Craig Welzbacher (1) as Doyle, Louis Mustillo (1) as Garbage Man (God), Mark L. Taylor (3) as Salesman (God), Mike Starr as Big Tough Guy (God), Kevin Rahm as Dana Tuchman, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Watters, Elaine Hendrix (1) as Ms. Lischak, Patrick Fabian (1) as Gavin Price, David Burke (1) as Father Ken Mallory | Director: Bethany Rooney
Writer: Lyla Oliver | | | |
| 44 :02x21 - Common Thread (Apr/15/2005) | | Joan and Grace fear the worst when, on the heels of failed attempts to reconnect with Joan, the emotionally fragile Adam goes missing during a hike. Despite Grace's attempts to foster a more comfortable rapport between her friends, Joan is intent on hurting Adam with her rebuffs, which she regrets when it appears that his life may be in danger. Meanwhile, Helen is shocked when a priest tells her that the man who raped her 25 years ago would like her to visit his deathbed so he may apologize. Also, Luke is dismayed and intrigued when he learns that Friedman has been getting stoned. | | Guest Stars: J. Marvin Campbell as Another Park Ranger, Don McManus as Park Ranger (God), Shelly Cole as Punk Girl (God), Corinne Reilly as Anne Dodd, Payton Spencer as Kimberly Dodd, Wentworth Miller as Ryan Hunter, David Marciano as Edmond Dodds, Michael Badalucco as Father Payne, David Grammer as Carl Rove, Kathryn Joosten as Old Lady (God), Aaron Himelstein as Friedman | Director: Elodie Keene
Writer: Stephen Nathan | | | |
| 45 :02x22 - Something Wicked This Way Comes (Apr/22/2005) | | God tells Joan that her last two years were just practice for her greatest challenge, which will be to face off against a mysterious man who, though he also talks to God, has a sinister agenda. Initially, Joan is simply curious about Ryan Hunter, the charming, wealthy and influential man who revealed to her that he also speaks to God, and who rescued Adam from the woods during a storm. However, she soon discovers Ryan's dark side and is alarmed that he's insinuated himself into the lives of her loved ones, who are quick to dismiss Joan's qualms about him. | | Guest Stars: Constance Zimmer as Sister Lilly Waters, Sonya Eddy as Female Custodian God, Mark Totty as Detective Carlisle, David Dorfman as Rocky, Paul Sand as Rabbi Polonsky, Wentworth Miller as Ryan Hunter, Jeffrey Licon as Goth Kid (God), Juliette Goglia as Little Girl (God), David Burke (1) as Father Ken Mallory, Mageina Tovah as Glynis Figliola, Sprague Grayden as Judith Montgomery, Aaron Himelstein as Friedman, María Costa (1) as Police Officer | Director: James Hayman
Writer: Barbara Hall | | | |
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