Forever (Forever (2014))

A deadly subway collision is investigated as a New York City medical examiner attempts to discover the truth behind his inexplicable immortality.

After Henry pegs the case of a would-be bridge jumper as a homicide while the police label it a suicide, he and Jo go on a rogue investigation for proof. Meanwhile, Henry's anonymous caller surfaces again. Apparently, he has been tracking him for years. A letter on antique stationery might provide Henry a fascinating clue about the caller, and he enlists Abe's help in tracing the note's history to a foreign locale. Revealing flashbacks unveil the beginning of Henry's great love affair with his soon-to-be wife, Abigail.

Multiple deaths are caused by a highly sought-after product called Aterna that claims to reverse the aging process. Despite the dangers, Abe is tempted to try Aterna.

Memories brought on by an investigation into a wealthy matriarch's death torment Henry.

A former junkie - now a community activist - turns up dead of an apparent overdose.

When a human heart is delivered fresh out of a body to the homicide division, Henry and Jo end up in the middle of a Jack the Ripper copycat murder investigation. But it doesn't stop there. A second killing resembles another infamous, unsolved crime: the Black Dahlia murder. Henry has seen it all before, as flashbacks show his involvement with the two original cases from two very different periods of his long life. However, Henry's anonymous caller tips him to search beyond the clues of these classic killings and leads the police squad to profile a very different, yet... He's a 200 year-old detective. You have to know there'd be a Jack the Ripper episode.

When a young, selfless doctor turns up dead, Henry and Jo plow his privileged past for clues to his murder. Henry is compelled to confront a life-and-death matter that would reveal his secret. Abe discloses a surprise of his own to Henry.

Henry and Jo become immersed in the world of a dominatrix, who doesn't dole out pain for kinky pleasures but for therapeutic purposes. Meanwhile, Abe reacquaints himself with his own form of pain and pleasure - his former wife.

A man dies when his car catches fires and incinerates him. The various suspects center around the world of jazz and concerns the true author of one of its greatest standards.

Duelling identities of a murdered british aristocrat lead Henry and Jo to investigate New York’s wealthy and working class to reveal the killer.

Henry's mysterious anonymous caller confronts him by framing him for a murder. With the police closing in he is faced with the prospect of having to either leave town or confess his true nature to everyone.

Henry returns to work to investigate the murder of a young investor, who happens to be the son of one of Abe's wartime Army buddies. Abe and his Army buddies decide to play detective and solve the case.

When a man is killed in what appears to be a hit and run, Henry and Jo investigate. Henry says it was not an accident. They learn that the man is an ex-con. Jo thinks he was the one who robbed a jewelry store but the man's wife says he was trying to turn his life around. Henry upon looking at surveillance footage rules him out as the robber. Jo also learns that her late husband was the one who prosecuted him.

A murder opens the door to a hoard of Nazi secrets and the return of an old enemy.

Henry and Jo investigate the murder of an exiled king; Abe discovers something about his bloodline.

A young woman is found dead made up as someone from the 1970s. The victim was fantasy partner of a lonely man and the case leads Morgan back to the woman he had previously met as a dominatrix, and is now a respectable college professor.

Henry's secret is jeopardized when he investigates the death of an underground activist.

A deep sea salvage operator is killed after he finds gold on a sunken ship, the very ship Henry once sailed on in 1814 and on which he died the first time. Adam returns and thinks one of its treasures holds the answer to their immortality.

The mummified body of a woman who died 31 years ago is found in the wall of a nightclub. Henry has only 48 hours to prove the man originally convicted of killing her didn't do it. Abe thinks he may have an idea on how to find Abagail.

The foot of a ballerina is found but the rest of her body is missing. After finding the car she had been moved in Henry believes she might still be alive, if only just barely. Jo is going to Paris which provokes a painful memory from Henry's past. Abe may have found a clue about the location of Abigail.

Henry tackles the most important case of his career: the disappearance of the love of his life, Abigail, after she left him. Desperate to find out where she might have gone, Abe, unbeknownst to Henry, secretly contacts Lucas to help find clues to her whereabouts. Already involved in a murder investigation with Jo, Henry involves Lucas and the team of detectives under the guise of searching for “Abe’s mother” — never letting on his own relationship with Abigail. Henry and Abe’s anxiety is ratcheted up as one terrifying domino falls after another until Henry uncovers the horrifying details of Abigail’s last secret.

Henry and Adam have been on a long, unrelenting collision course, which is about to come to a head – possibly bringing about one man’s death – with only Jo standing in the way. Henry and Jo’s murder investigation into a museum worker’s death centers on a priceless missing ancient dagger, which not only ended the life of Julius Caesar, but also killed Adam the first time. Meanwhile, Adam knows that there is something that Henry fears more than death – that Jo might discover his mystery. The two men tangle in a tumultuous game-changing confrontation. But at long last, will Jo finally learn about Henry’s secret?