Justice Central (JUST)

The wedding of Matlock's goddaughter brings an old feud, a new murder, a borrowed cummerbund and something blue: Cliff. Sara: Jensen Daggett. Ry: Mitchell Anderson. Matt: Ed Beechner. Det. Garrison: Marc Macaulay. Cliff: Daniel Roebuck. Paul: Robert Praigo. Homely Guy: Deacon Dawson. (Repeat).

Law-enforcement officials join Mason in a search for a missing beauty-contest winner---wanted for murder. Mason: Raymond Burr. Marjorie: Lisabeth Hush. Bradbury: John Archer. Doray: Michael Miller. (Repeat).

In a small hamlet, Mason interrupts his fishing trip to ensure a fair trial for a young murder suspect threatened by lynch-minded townspeople. Beecher: Ray Hemphill. Kathi: Jacqueline Scott. Thurston: Bart Burns. Judith: Ann Rutherford. (Repeat).

Sweet is heartbroken when an elderly woman who befriended him is murdered in her bookstore. (Repeat).

Virgil's dream of a better relationship with his Aunt Ruda and her son is shattered when his cousin takes part in a string of burglaries that result in murder. (Repeat).

A lothario (Stephen Meadows) is suspected of killing his married lover, whose husband has ordered them both killed. Kathleen: Romy Walthal. Tiny Randall: Tim Ware. R.J. Kincaide: Bob Hannah. Mimi Kincaide: Marilyn Martin. (Repeat).

Flashbacks augment officers' interviews for a story about "race relations in the civil service" by a local reporter (Judith Robinson), who hears only what she wants to hear. Tibbs: Howard Rollins. Gillespie: Carroll O'Connor. Bubba: Alan Autry. Sweet: Geoffrey Thorne. (Repeat).

A bottle of spiked moonshine leads to an accident that claims the life of one teen and blinds another. (Repeat).

Dispute over a sentimental quilt that was sold after a breakup; Woman sues her brother after he doesn't complete the HVAC training course she paid for. (Repeat).

A boy is injured after getting access to a BB gun while at a friend's house. (Repeat).

A son sues his late father's neighbor over property that was bequeathed to him; a dispute between a former couple over the value of an engagement ring. (Repeat).

Bride blames makeup artist for causing bridal party to be late to wedding and sues to recover the cost of additional venue expenses incurred as a result. (Repeat).

A retired baseball coach blames novice snowboarder for crashing into him while on the bunny slope. (Repeat).

Cases include: an unexpected injury on a tour boat; and a woman who sues her aunt over an unpaid loan. (Repeat).

Dispute between twin sisters over disparaging social media posts that sabotaged the search for a new roommate. (Repeat).

A teen is injured by a classmate; and a vase is damaged after a woman is surprised by her husband's mistress. (Repeat).

Woman sues after she is late to board a cruise ship because a fellow traveler was drunk; Dispute over payment for a shared tandem parking spot. (Repeat).

Cases include: an unsuccessful dating app match; and an excited kitten that causes a cat to be injured. (Repeat).

Man sues over the lack of accessibility at a book event; artist seeks compensation after her artwork is sold without permission. (Repeat).

A man claims newly installed AC unit wasn't what he bargained for; a jousting injury. (Repeat).

A man sues his ex-boyfriends for unexpectedly sticking him with a hotel bill; a woman blames her roommate for ruining her late father's treasured keepsake. (Repeat).

Judge Lauren Lake presides over small claims court arbitrations. (Repeat).

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A man sues a grant recipient for misusing funds for plastic surgery; dispute between co-workers over a damaged car bumper. (Repeat).

Unexpected venue fees hurt a fundraising event; dispute over a bachelor party's dress code. (Repeat).

Woman blames roommate for causing her to lose her job after her internet was unplugged; dispute between parents over graduation party expenses. (Repeat).

A woman seeks reimbursement for hefty vet bills; roommates argue over a broken guitar. (Repeat).

Woman sues her ex-fiancé for the lost venue deposit after he called off the wedding; A car window is broken after a stranger enters the wrong home. (Repeat).

Woman sues co-worker for damaging her car after he insisted on driving them home; Grandma seeks refund for obstructed view concert tickets. (Repeat).

Dispute between friends over the cost of a pricey New Year's Eve celebration; A couple breaks up after they relocate to a new city together. (Repeat).

Woman sues her neighbor for abandoning her at a gas station hours from their home after a road trip doesn't go as planned. (Repeat).

Trying to clear a dead man's reputation, Mason must redirect his efforts when the man's widow is charged with homicide. Carol: Rebecca Welles. Walters: Simon Oakland. Janice: Patricia Barry. Burger: William Talman. Della: Barbara Hale. (Repeat).

Mason goes from books to bookies as he looks for the murderer of a novelist who was deep in debt---despite royalties from a best seller. Poe: Marshall Thompson. Ben: Richard Shannon. Wilson: Frank Maxwell. Burger: William Talman. (Repeat).

DA Burger (William Talman) asks his perennial adversary, Perry Mason, to defend an accused murderer who once saved the prosecutor's life. Pike: J. Pat O'Malley. Leonard: Walter Coy. Fred: Ron Foster. Culver: Philip Bourneuf. Vita: Ruta Lee. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. A lawyer (Scott Stevens) who idolizes Matlock is accused of murdering a PI (Michael C. Gwynne). Matlock: Andy Griffith. Leanne: Brynn Thayer. Cliff: Daniel Roebuck. Joanne: Marsha Dietlein. Paul Cox: John Beck. (Repeat).

Conclusion. A lawyer (Scott Stevens) who idolizes Matlock is accused of murdering a PI (Michael C. Gwynne). Matlock: Andy Griffith. Leanne: Brynn Thayer. Cliff: Daniel Roebuck. Joanne: Marsha Dietlein. Paul Cox: John Beck. (Repeat).

The theft of $112,000 and an unscrupulous woman's revenge draw Mason into a bitter battle for control of a large corporation. Nelson: Herbert Rudley. Sylvia: Virginia Arness. Doniger: Phillip Terry. (Repeat).

A photographer sees an excellent opportunity for blackmail when his telescopic lens picks up Charles Houston pushing his wife off a cliff. Byrd: Harry Jackson. Madelyn: Barbara Bain. Mason: Raymond Burr. Sterling: Douglas Kennedy. (Repeat).