Vi begins to feel that the Company has abandoned her and wishes to share her story with a therapist. Meanwhile, things back in the Company offices aren't as civil as they appear to be.

Vi doesn't believe in ghosts. At least, she thinks she doesn't. When Peter takes Vi out to celebrate her 17th birthday, she's constantly distracted by a woman who swears she's being haunted by her late father's spirit.

... And, as the rhyme goes, Violet is blue. Valentine's Day is supposed to be about romance but this year it seems to be all about break-ups. Vi isn't too concerned when Penny is dumped by "the love of her life", Jake, but when couples are calling it quits all over school, she starts to suspect foul play.

Vi's co-worker, Lynne, is desperate to forget something from her past but its hold on her is tighter than she might think. As Vi struggles to complete her assignment with Lynne's uninvited help, they set off a chain of events that will put lives in danger.

Vi gets a chance to see what Andrew's job is really like when she's assigned to mentor a young girl in the Little Miss Lovely pageant. Meanwhile, Andrew and Kou investigate a huge break in the W. R. Crenshaw mystery.

Employee tensions reach a high point when a strange tremor runs through the Company offices, knocking out phone lines and computers. Vi, hoping to escape the madness, ditches her co-workers to spend the day with Shane. Only these Company glitches seem to be affecting more than just the electrical system.

The employees struggle with both the revelation of Crenshaw's identity and the fallout from Vi's big decision. Vi, now free from her memories of the Company, carries on with her life - but will the Company let her go?

When Vi finally decides to go for her driver's license, she assumes the process will be fairly simple. However, according to city records, Vi's already taken her learner's exam - and cheated! To make things even weirder, Vi's latest assignment requires her to find "Violet Morgan".

Vi joins forces with Kou and a bubbly young Breaker, Roxy, in order to tackle an assignment which requires the dissolution of a marriage. With her own parents fighting, Vi worries that Caroline and Peter are heading down the same slippery slope.

Still reeling from Benson's shocking news, the employees desperately search for a way to help him. While Jenna turns to the one thing she can always rely on, Andrew teams up with a surprising new ally.

New director. New employees. New headaches. Vi and her co-workers are forced to take part in a mentor initiative, established by Sidney, that pairs them up with newly hired runners. While Vi doesn't like the idea of having some "newbie" following her around, the charming David Helsley might quickly change her mind.

Vi expected a week in the wilderness - canoing, archery, bug bites and sunburn. However, when she gets a last minute assignment, Vi has to abandon her school group and take off into the Australian bush. What was meant to be an easy hike soon turns into a desperate escape from a familiar, but very deadly, enemy.

Vi discovers that the blow to her head has altered her ability to see Signs. Plagued by jumbled letters and nonsense sentences, Vi struggles to complete her latest assignment without going completely insane.

How do you say goodbye to someone who isn't meant to be gone? That's the question everyone is asking as they prepare for the funeral of their friend and co-worker. Meanwhile, Vi struggles to overcome feelings of guilt - especially when people start pointing fingers.

Things are getting back to normal but for Vi, normal means overdue homework, nagging parents, Company assignments and boyfriend trouble. As the pressure builds, Vi ditches her responsibilities for a wild night out at the biggest high school party of the year.

Determined to prove that Kou's death was at the hands of the Breakers, Vi and Andrew team up with a select group of co-workers in order to infiltrate the rival offices. Trying to stay one step ahead of their enemies, they find themselves with more questions than answers.

As the end of the school year nears, Vi and Shane are faced with the prospect of their last year of high school, and the rest of their lives. Vi struggles to picture a future that doesn't involve the Company when she is assigned to help a boy who claims to be from the year 2121.

Vi's latest assignment directs her to a sewing club where she learns the art of mending relationships. If only putting it into practice was as simple. Meanwhile, Peter uses his resources at the newspaper to dig up information on his daughter - and he finds more than he bargained for.

When disaster strikes a Garreton Academy field trip, the past and present collide as the clues are unraveled. Questions are asked, secrets are discovered and not everyone will survive.

A newly hired Breaker struggles with her death and reanimation amongst the tragedy of the bus accident. With unwanted help coming at her from all sides, she must figure out who to trust - especially when her first assignment is not what it seems.

Sidney decides to act on the suspicious information uncovered about the Breakers but soon realises that the threat may be closer to home. Meanwhile, Peter and Sam stumble upon a lead in their investigation into the Company.

In the final episode of season two, all hell breaks loose as the Breakers attack the Fixer offices, but for what purpose? Stumbling through the chaos, Vi and the others try to make sense of what's happening but with plenty of miscommunication and rash decision making - not everyone will emerge unscathed.

Christmas Special! Vi hates Christmas and, this year, she thinks she has a pretty good reason. Someone (or something) disagrees and when she takes refuge in the Company building, she finds herself on a journey of self discovery.