The Invisible Man: Season 1

Facing life without parole for a crime he ultimately didn't commit, crook Darien Fawkes is offered a pardon if he'll agree to participate in his brother's medical experiment: the insertion into his brain of a synthetic gland which secretes a light-bending substance called Quicksilver, which renders whoever or whatever is cloaked in it invisible. But Quicksilver also breaks down Darien's sanity without the regular injection of a counter-agent, and when terrorists gun down everyone involved in the project and steal all the relevant information, Darien is recruited by the experiment's backers, an ultra-secret and under-funded intelligence agency subsidized by the Department of Fish and Game, to stop the terrorists, avenge his brother's death, and get a fresh hit of the counter-agent.

The Agency is about to stop a man who is able to kill only by touching his target. He seeks revenge on everyone responsible for his condition including Darien's boss.

An FBI-protected witness is killed in a forest and the only eyewitness of the crime is a little girl who only speaks to her invisible (and imaginary) friend Ralph. Darien becomes Ralph to protect the girl and to solve the case.

An old man thinks he sees the future and some people commit suicide to avoid the prognosis become true. Darien and Hobbes investigate to prove the old man is a trickster.

Trying to find out more about The Keeper, Darien follows her and discovers an old woman being kept. Assuming she's being held against her will,Darien releases her. When he tells her what he did, she tells him that they have to get her back. When Darien finds her, she attacks him and Darien ages rapidly.

An assignment went wrong and the agency has a new boss who is too ambitious. After knowing his methods Darien and the others think the assignment was a setup to replace The Official so it's time to bring him back.

Darien is contacted by Liz Morgan, his mentor by the time he was thief. She proposes him a contract. Still in conflict with the agency, he decides to accept the contract in his spare time.

What's more tempting to Darien - a supercomputer which can get the quicksilver gland out of his head, or the attractive scientist who invented it? As they look into the theft of the devise, Hobbs finds a distracted Darien is taking all this heart....

Bobby Hobbs follows his ex wife.

While suffering from memory loss and undergoing hospitalization, Bobby witnesses a strange experiment and later he and Darien investigate related disappearances.

The official is attacked by an invisible assailant. They soon find out that Darien isn't the first person to have an invisibility gland. They must find the other invisible man

Darien gets a call from a doctor saying his brother Kevin had an accident. Kevin is supposed to be dead, so Darien goes to investigate if his brother is still alive.

The Communist Chinese fail badly in creating their own "invisible man." Being inspired in this effort by learning of America's invisible man, they decide it's easier to capture the American instead. But mistakenly they go for Hobbes.

Darien and Bobby are looking for an assassin known as the Chameleon who blinds anyone who may have witnessed his assassinations. The only lead is that he seems to spend time with a blind model. When the man shows up he blinds Darien.

A government agent sends Darien on a mission to keep a country's newly appointed Defense Minister from putting into play a weapon system that could be used against the U.S. They want Darien to pretend to be a ghost and talk him out of it; it appears the man is superstitious. But another group who wants the weapon system activated sends their own agent who can meld with water who claims to be a water spirit.

A cure must be found for a retro-virus that infects Hobbes, which makes him super intelligent. Unfortunately, it had also driven previous test subjects to all commit suicide.

Claire almost shot an man because she fears him terribly, but she doesn't even know who he is. Darien and Hobbes start to investigate who have "programmed" Claire to kill.

Many scientists disappeared without any trace and Dr. Kate Easton fears she's next, so she asks Darien for help.

Arnaud sets up a trap for Darien and infects him with a special virus that results in flu with strange symptoms.

Allianora returns to convince Darian that the Agency wants to kill him so he will join the secret organization that created her.

Agency expenses are critical and blamed on Arnaud, who owns a casino and uses casino money to fund their illegal activities. Mission: steal from the casino, but Fawkes steals an added 5 million.

Presumably the audience voted yes to Hobbes' decision to join Fawkes. Darien, in end-stage Quicksilver Madness, is now obsessed with finding Arnaud. Hobbes sticks close by trying to keep him from killing random bystanders. They catch up to Arnaud, but Hobbes helps him escape when it appears that the maddened Darien will kill him. Darien abandons Hobbes, who is then approached by Arnaud. Arnaud has a malfunctioning Quicksilver gland of his own, and needs to use Darien's as a baseline to get his own fixed. In return, he'll give Hobbes Stage Five Counteragent to reverse Darien's advanced condition. Hobbes helps capture Darien, and a surgeon, Dr. Rendell, manages to adjust Arnaud's gland. Darien gets the Counteragent, but before it can take effect he tries to kill Arnaud. Arnaud escapes during the distraction when the counteragent kicks in. Later, Arnaud goes to visit Dr. Rendell when he realizes that the surgery did not go quite right, and he is permanently invisible.

After blowing a Chrysalis op for Allianora, Darien is infected with a nanotech bug that transmits everything he sees and hears to them. He, Hobbs and The Keeper work to destroy of it and prevent them from using it on children.