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News and features about performers, productions and the milieu.

The latest on the death of actress Hayden Panettiere.

A former "tunnel kid" (Asher Brauner) who is now a waterfront racketeer poses a threat to Catherine's life.

Melinda tracks down a ghost who is targeting girls on a social-networking Website.

Dr. Lu is at odds with her new colleague; Dr. Campbell operates on a patient needing a kidney transplant.

Mary Elizabeth and Rene are trapped in Rene's office with a parolee when a tornado strikes Birmingham.

Jessica seeks a woman who witnessed the murder of a government whistleblower.

While Jessica is in Atlanta to address mystery writers, a lethal virus is stolen from the Biological Research Institute.

Piper discovers a man who is being forced by evil beings to marry against his will, leading to a fight with a demonic wedding party.

A young woman (Danielle Harris) puts the sisters in danger when she uses any means necessary to join the Charmed Ones.

The trio must stop an otherworldly killer (Brad Greenquist) before he takes his next victim; Prue hopes to clarify her relationship with Andy.

An ancestor, a witch burned at the stake in Salem, helps out when Prue is attacked by a 17th-century warlock.

The Halliwell sisters fall under the control of Prue's boss, a warlock who uses astral projection to frame Prue for grand larceny.

Phoebe's former beau arrives, hoping to reconcile; Prue tries to save the auction house from bankruptcy; Piper's use of witchcraft for matchmaking goes awry.

A vicious beast attacks Piper; Andy goes on a stakeout with an FBI agent who is also hunting for the beast; Phoebe has a vision of a car crash.

A fierce demon has its eye on Prue and Phoebe; Piper's superstition about relationships starting on Friday the 13th has her frustrated.

Rory and Jess run into Dean at Star Hollow's winter carnival; great-grandmother Gilmore (Marion Ross) pays a surprise visit.

Manipulative Francie convinces Paris that Rory has been plotting against her; when a former maid sues Emily, Lorelai fears giving a deposition will further strain relations with her mother.

Lorelai agrees to go fishing with her new beau, Alex; Paris tries to have Rory impeached; Lane schemes to go to the prom with Dave.

As Sherry goes into labor, Lorelai recalls being pregnant with Rory and the events leading up to the day she was born.

Lorelai and her new boyfriend (Billy Burke) spend a weekend in New York; Jess refuses to explain his black eye when he shows up for dinner with Rory and her grandmother.

While on a romantic getaway with Jim, Melinda stumbles upon an angry ghost who haunts a newlywed couple.

When a child's imaginary friend disrupts a wedding, Melinda tries to calm the ghosts causing chaos.

When a child's imaginary friend disrupts a wedding, Melinda tries to calm the ghosts causing chaos.

Allison must decide if she should violate the contract she signed at her new job; Ariel realizes that the medication she is taking may stop her from being able to save a life.

When Allison suddenly goes into a coma, her spirit ends up in the body of a middle-aged man (Jeffrey Tambor) who insists on living with Joe and the children.

A conflict of personal philosophy and medical necessity erupts after Lu prescribes a controversial anti-opiate drug for an addict.

M.E. and Collier deal with the loss of their home; Rene represents a homeless woman; high-school boys try to crash young Rene and M.E.'s sleepover.

How science has shaped the modern world, from satellite technology to deep ocean exploration to climate science.

A diabetic father and his family want a healthful, flavorful version of country-fried steak.

Just about everybody likes animals and doesn't like to see animals who are sick, injured or abused. So "Animal Rescue," a weekly series -- aimed at children and families -- that showcases spectacular rescues of animals, should be very popular. Because people don't like to see an animal's situation get so bad that it requires rescue, the program tries to avoid those situations by instructing childr

Dogs are said to be man's best friend so is it a surprise that there's a weekly show dedicated to dogs and the people who love them? That's what "Dog Tales" is all about. The show, aimed at teenagers, features information on dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds while also informing young people on how to properly care for pets. It also provides safety, health and training tips that are useful for

Newly successful mystery writer J.B. Fletcher gets involved in a murder at a New York publisher's costume bash.

With her first hit mystery, Maine widow Jessica Fletcher makes a promotional trip to New York, and becomes involved in a murder at a publisher's costume bash.

A financier (Howard Duff), reportedly swept overboard during a hurricane, turns up in Jessica's yard disguised as a handyman.

Jessica travels to San Francisco for a family wedding and discovers that the groom (Jeff Conaway) faces a murder charge.

Jessica is suspected of a producer's murder after people hear her threatening to stop the victim from filming her new novel.

Jessica delves into two investigations when both her wealthy Southern cousin and his daughter die mysteriously.

Jessica sets out to prove her secretary isn't a murder suspect.

Jessica helps clear her neighbor (Van Johnson), an eccentric suspected of murdering with one of his inventions.

The team investigates when an American woman trying to adopt a child in Haiti is kidnapped; Jack and Karen prepare to send their daughter to college.

Unit Chief Jack Garrett and his international response team are called to Tanzania when a 23-member church group disappears.

Avery confronts the hacker who was responsible for an information breach when she was a psychologist; Krumitz faces off with a murderer.

D.B. Russell transfers from Las Vegas to become the director of the new division; Avery considers a career move; Krumitz is a witness in his sister's trial; Elijah deals with a domestic situation.

The team reopens the 2005 murder of a longshoreman who got in the middle of a profitable human-trafficking ring led by the Russian mob.

When a nurse confesses to six mercy killings, the team reopens a 1998 case involving a terminally ill man who died suspiciously.

When Brian tries to land a day off by calling in sick, the CIA abducts him for a black-ops mission; without support from the FBI, Brian's situation spirals out of control.

Molly is sure the agency has her baby; John finds new, surprising advancements in Ethan's programming; Kern makes Kryger his hostage.

Kathleen begins to wonder if there is truth to allegations that a prison guard had sexual relations with a prisoner; Terry uses business to try and woo Kathleen.

Randi faces another jail sentence when she resists arrest and assaults an officer; Lynn's client denies physically abusing his wife and children; a man sues for custody of a dummy.

Randi helps a mentally impaired couple to retain custody of their child; Rex has unexpected guilt pangs; Lynn resumes a purely physical relationship with Michael.

While facing dramatic personal changes, Melinda struggles to help a desperate teenage ghost, feeling her gift of being able to talk to the dead is no longer helpful.

Lu and Andy help a woman with a rash; Lu helps Peter decide whether to go forward with an accusation against a top doctor.

Joe is sued after saving a child's life; M.E. and Collier look for an apartment; young M.E., Rene and Collier take high-school aptitude tests.

Monica gets a job as a postal worker and helps a bitter survivor of the Holocaust come to terms with the murder of his family.

Murder ends a tycoon's (James Coco) plan to have Jessica design a house of horrors for one of his theme parks.

A friend (Hurd Hatfield) asks Jessica to help two Soviet dancers defect, unaware one (George de la Pena) is a murder suspect.

A hypnotist (Jose Ferrer) is murdered before a host of would-be witnesses who all were in a deep trance at the time.

An old man confesses to murdering seven people; Fritz and Brenda find a home.

A possessive husband is a suspect in the death of a fitness trainer; the team must work in hazmat suits as part of anti-terrorism training.

Two Hispanic teens die in a racially motivated gang-shooting; a cousin of one of the victims plans to exact revenge on a rival black gang.

Brenda's team hunts for a serial killer suspected of murdering a deputy DA's wife.

The departmental psychologist takes Brenda off active duty; Fritz meets Brenda's father for the first time.

Maura meets a man in an unusual way; Jane has mixed emotions when someone from her past returns.

A woman is stabbed to death by someone wearing a ninja outfit; a detective arrives from El Paso, Texas, investigating a similar crime; Brenda's father comes to take her niece back to Atlanta.

The squad investigates the death of a 12-year-old boy whose body is found at a known gang party house; Fritz brings home a surprise for Brenda.

Four wealthy people are left for dead outside a hospital emergency room; Rusty pursues a taboo subject for his next story on "Identity.".

The team helps Korsak investigate a cold case; Jane refuses to believe that she is not ready to go back on duty.

Veronica must outwit a group of computer hustlers known as the Silicon Mafia in order to help Wallace's new crush, Georgia (Kyla Pratt).

When the townspeople stage famous paintings, Rory portrays a young woman in a Renaissance work, Lorelai appears as the beauty in Renoir's "Dance at Bougival," and Kirk embodies Jesus in Da Vinci's "The Last Supper.".

After Rory writes a scathing review of the Yale ballet, she becomes the target of the vindictive lead ballerina (Katherine Brunk).

While investigating the 2006 murder-suicide of a family, the team must contend with an obsessed, suicidal killer in a hostage situation.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

News and features about performers, productions and the milieu.

The latest on the death of actress Hayden Panettiere.

Vincent falls into the hands of an anthropologist who imprisons him for examination in a university lab.

Melinda tries to help a man suffering from amnesia regain his memory.

Lu weighs the risks in prescribing pain medications to a former addict; Andy treats an up-and-coming attorney.

M.E. and Collier move into their new apartment; Rene's ex-husband visits; Rene and Judge Terhune work together; young Rene runs for student council.

Monica helps a controlling woman (Linda Gray) who refuses to accept her son's pregnant wife (Gabrielle Carteris).

Jessica is asked to complete the last weeks of an expired congressman's term, and discovers politics is murder.

A Broadway legend's (Vivian Blaine) life is threatened after her daughter (Lorna Luft) is seriously injured in a mugging.

A talk-show host (Clive Revill) and a cab driver (Garrett Morris) help Jessica solve the murder of a New Orleans jazz musician.

Piper and Paige help a wizard (Armin Shimerman) stop the coronation of a new Source, unaware that Cole is the new leader of the Underworld.

When queen-to-be Phoebe rejoins her sisters to save an innocent, the denizens of the Underworld threaten a coup unless the witch proves her dark allegiance by killing Piper and Paige.

As Phoebe's unborn child shows signs of demonic powers, the Seer (Debbi Morgan) plots to steal the baby and bring it to term.

The Angel of Destiny offers the sisters a chance to relinquish their powers and lead normal lives as a reward for vanquishing the Source of All Evil.

A wicked witch traps the Charmed Ones in twisted versions of classic fairy tales; Phoebe attends a ball and meets an evil Prince Charming (guest star Sean Patrick Flanery); Paige bites into a poisoned apple; Piper has a run in with the big bad wolf.

Jane and Maura must piece together clues when the bodies of young women dressed as dolls are found on the public transit system; Angela makes changes at the café; Jane learns more about Casey's injury.

Several old cases are reviewed after a crime lab used by the LAPD is discredited; Provenza's old partner comes out of retirement to help on a case they closed seven years ago.

Brenda investigates the case of a female police officer who denied being a victim of spousal abuse prior to her husband being shot by a cop answering a domestic disturbance call. Mary McDonnell guest stars.

Jack Raydor defends a man who is attempting to withdraw a confession in the murder of his wife; the team is alerted to the possibility of a conspiracy; Rusty interviews Slider.

Jane and Maura find a man who died in a bathtub full of ice; while trying to stay cool during a heatwave, Angela discovers a spicy tea that brings unexpected romantic consequences.

Veronica tries to help her new boyfriend, Troy (Aaron Ashmore), find his father's stolen car, and she turns to Weevil for help.

Richard and Emily invite Lorelai and Rory to their fancy tailgate party at the Harvard-Yale game; Rory is shocked to see Paris and a distinguished professor (Michael York) kissing.

Shocked Lorelai learns Jason (Chris Eigeman) attended a charity event with someone else; Paris sneaks out to meet professor Flemming (Michael York), forcing Rory to make excuses for her to the paper's editor (Danny Strong).