God appears to Joan as Rocky, the young boy that she babysat with Cystic Fibrosis. He asks her to read the paper and it turns out to be his obituary. At the cemetery after the funeral, Joan and her ...
God asks Joan to ask an unhappy troublemaker to the school's semi-formal dance. Meanwhile Luke is pleasantly baffled by Grace when he approaches her to remind him of their working together in the ...
Joan keeps having dreams where Judith appears. God tells Joan to do something she is afraid of, so she tries out for the diving team, because she is scared of heights. Grace tells Luke he hides with ...
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Title: Joan of Arcadia (2003–2005)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Joe Mantegna | ... | Will Girardi 45 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Mary Steenburgen | ... | Helen Girardi 45 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Amber Tamblyn | ... | Joan Girardi 45 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Jason Ritter | ... | Kevin Girardi 45 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Michael Welch | ... | Luke Girardi 45 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Becky Wahlstrom | ... | Grace Polk 44 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Chris Marquette | ... | Adam Rove 44 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Aaron Himelstein | ... | Friedman 33 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
| Mageina Tovah | ... | Glynis Figliola 23 episodes, 2003-2005 | |
Millions of people speak to God. What if God spoke back? Life just got a hell of a lot more confusing for teenage Joan Girardi, who already deals with feeling out of place in her family : her police chief father, her somewhat overbearing mother, her geeky younger brother and former football star older brother, now paralyzed. They'd never believe her if she told them that God is talking to her. Does Joan have a higher purpose on earth, or are these strange conversations just in her head? Written by Ted Weiland
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It was disheartening to see that the first review was the one negative review in the bunch. When I opened the rest a sigh of relief echoed my quiet office. I think "Joan of Arcadia" is hands down the best show on TV. It has excellent actors, great writing, and each episode is more entertaining or satisfying than the last. This show touches me every time I watch it. The vehicle used is entertaining, the characters are wonderfully written, and a profound message is sent out without ever preaching. Having just been through the most faith-rocking year of my life, the truths illuminated in this series have provided comfort, insight, and peace. With all the faithless programming available, this show is a breath of really fresh air!