What would you do if you could relive a day? If you're Tru Davies (Eliza Dushku), you'd save lives.

Tru is a smart and sexy recent college graduate who, when her high-powered medical internship falls through, finds herself working the midnight shift at the city morgue. One night, Tru questions reality when she thinks she hears a murder victim asking for her help. But the next morning, our heroine wakes up to find that she is back at the beginning of the previous day — 12 hours before a homicide that only she knows is about to happen.

With time running out, Tru is compelled to scour the city to try to prevent this tragedy, while at the same time attempting to rescue members of her own family from their dangerous and self-destructive lives.

With the sexiness and speed of Run Lola Run, plus the ticking-clock suspense of 24, Tru Calling puts a stylish new spin on the procedural mystery format as Tru uses her newfound ability to try to stop tragedies before they happen

Tru is helped (and sometimes hindered) by the various people in her life: Harrison (Shawn Reaves), her handsome and charming younger brother, who has a knack for finding trouble; Meredith (Jessica Collins), their older sister, who has a great career and a sizable income, but battles drug addiction; Lindsay (A.J. Cook), Tru's loyal but unsuspecting best friend; and Davis (Zach Galifianakis), the quirky morgue staffer with whom Tru works the graveyard shift.

The pilot episode was directed by renowned filmmaker Phillip Noyce. Tru Calling is a production of Twentieth Century Fox Television and Original Film and was created by executive producer and writer Jon Harmon Feldman. Marty Adelstein, Neal Moritz, Dawn Parouse and R.W. (Bob) Goodwin served as executive producers. Tru Calling is distributed by Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution.