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The season premiere finds Theresa's daughter engaged, as she reaches out to ex-husband Larry to begin the wedding plans. Then, Theresa heads to LA to read Louie Anderson, Wayne Brady, Tatum O'Neal and recent Bachelor sweethearts Arie and Lauren Luyendyk.

Theresa gives a reading to a woman whose life is marked by so much loss that it leads Theresa to do something she's never done before. Later, a shop owner receives a reading, while Theresa looks for a dress.

Theresa participates in a full day of non-stop readings that leaves Theresa exhausted, but dozens of surprised strangers are overjoyed with reunions with their loved ones.

Theresa visits the home of a 6-year-old girl whose parents believe may also possess the gift of communicating with those who have passed on. Then, the Caputo family comes together to celebrate Victoria's engagement.

Theresa conducts a group reading for people of different faiths to show how everyone is connected by Spirit. A pastor, a rabbi, a practicing Buddhist and members of the Hindu faith receive meaningful readings.

Reaching out to fans who've been on her mailing list for a decade, Theresa does a series of big group readings to clear her list. A man grieves as he wasn't able to save his dad, and two moms are reconnected to their children who took their own lives.

In an hour of Knock and Shocks, a group of women are visited by the best friend they lost, Theresa's parents act as accomplices to bring peace to some friends, and a woman whose entire neighborhood wrote in for her to get a reading receives that and more.

Theresa's in Hollywood to read some of your favorite stars, past and present. '80s superstar Taylor Dayne, Say Yes To The Dress Atlanta's Monte Durham, The Office's Kate Flannery, Roseanne's Michael Fishman, and Family Matters' dad Reginald VelJohnson.

Theresa brings Victoria and the whole family on an excursion to choose a wedding dress. Then, Theresa reunites a hearing-impaired client with the loved ones who supported her. Later, Theresa visits a jail to read an inmate separated from her by glass.