Constantine - S1E12 - Angels and Minsters of Grace
So Benn and Jamie spend a lot of time talking about thier opinions of the Syfy Network with rumors that Constantine might move over there if NBC lets it go.  They also share their opinion of this episode's depiction of addicts.
This week John teams up with Manny after he binds Manny to a human body in order to find out who has been killing people with addiction problems.  Their investigation lead them to the legendary Black Diamond that will turn your heart into darkness.  Not only does Manny finds it hard to be human he get a little distracted by a feisty nurse.
Meanwhile Zed is once again laid up in a hospital bed after having a vision early in the episode.  It is discovered that she has brain tumor that has been causing her visions.  She must decide to use her head and have the tumor removed or follow her heart and remain a visionary for good.
Constantine again this episode, to see what the effects of the Black Diamond are on a human, uses Chas.  The result is what you would expect.
Finally, Manny and Constantine deduce that the doctor helping Zed, that was injured while serving in Iraq, has a shard of the Black Diamond near his heart and he now can't stand when people don't take the second chances they are given and why he is killing addicts that have returned to their addictive behaviors. This is also why he targets Zed when she decided not to have surgery.
In the end Constantine releases Manny from the human body in order to stop the crazed doctor demon.  Zed is now capable of seeing Manny when he appears putting her one step closer to Constantine.
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