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Elvis Bertrand's "daughter" is linked to an NCIS murder case, so he asks Pride to prove her innocence. Rapper French Montana performs two songs. (Repeat).

Tammy is convinced that a con man committed the hit-and-run murder of a Navy doctor, even though the evidence shows otherwise. Also, unbeknownst to Hannah, her husband, Ryan Porter, approaches Pride with new intel on Apollyon, the underground spy network responsible for murdering his father. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion try to save a boy on Christmas Eve when he gets trapped in a beach-side cave and the rising tide threatens to drown him. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion help Ralph when he is questioned by the FBI, after his dark Web game play inadvertently reveals the location of a CIA safe house and results in the murder of some CIA operatives. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion try to uncover a mole in the CIA who is being coerced into stealing deadly chemicals. Meanwhile, Paige helps prepare Walter for the case by giving him a lesson in flirting. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion try to jog the memory of an injured former Secret Service agent who is their only hope of preventing weapons of mass destruction from being launched at a secret U.S. nuclear silo. Meanwhile, Paige is torn when Drew suggests that moving to Maine might be better for Ralph. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion work undercover on a cruise ship to locate and disable stolen rockets. Meanwhile, Toby and Happy help Ralph deal with his first crush, as Valentine's Day approaches. (Repeat).

A tech billionaire hires Team Scorpion to rescue his kidnapped daughter. Meanwhile, some feelings get hurt when Walter gives an interview and fails to acknowledge the other members of the team. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion facilitates secret peace talks to prevent World War III, when a conflict in Eastern Europe threatens to escalate. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion's helicopter crashes while on a mission to save lost hikers. The crash ignites a massive wildfire that quickly closes in on them. Meanwhile, Sylvester tries to help the injured pilot who is unable to make it to safer ground. (Repeat).

Team Scorpion try to protect a key witness set to testify against a deadly drug cartel by taking her on the run, with the cartel hot on their trail. (Repeat).

Walter learns Cabe's long-hidden secret regarding the Baghdad mission and it threatens to tear Team Scorpion apart. Meanwhile, Ralph puts his life in danger to help the team. (Repeat).

Season 1 ends with Team Scorpion torn apart and uncertain about their future as a unit, but they are forced to come together to save Walter's life when his car teeters on the side of a cliff. (Repeat).

In the second season premiere, a nuclear-powered Russian satellite is knocked out of orbit and the team reunites to divert its course before it detonates over Southern California. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Paige kissed Walter, which forces them to confront their feelings for each other. Gene Simmons makes a guest appearance as himself. (Repeat).

A mother steps forward with valuable information for the BAU to aid in their investigation of an unsub known as the Bone Crusher. Meanwhile, Reid adapts to a new set of rules in prison life. (Repeat).

The BAU believes two unsubs may be operating at the same time, when victims killed in two drastically different ways are discovered in the same city. Meanwhile, the team grapples with keeping Reid safe in prison. (Repeat).

The BAU investigates an urban vampire in New York who kidnaps his victims at night and holds them underground in the sewer system. Meanwhile, Reid makes an impossible decision in prison that severely affects himself and other inmates. (Repeat).

The BAU investigates when three victims are found tied to stakes in the Arizona desert. (Repeat).

Government employees are succumbing to the same symptoms of a heart attack; Reid anxiously awaits his trial date. (Repeat).

When Reid fears his mother has been abducted, he asks the BAU to investigate while he is stuck in prison. (Repeat).

Season 12 ends with Derek Morgan returning and bringing the BAU a lead in a case against serial killer and escaped convict Mr. Scratch. Meanwhile, Reid faces an old nemesis. (Repeat).

Season 13 begins with Agent Matt Simmons, an ex-Delta soldier and former International Response Team member, joining the BAU in a race to take down Mr. Scratch and save one of their own in the process. (Repeat).

The NCIS team investigates a deadly bombing at a military museum event with over 1000 people in attendance. (Repeat).

Pride and Lasalle travel to war-torn South Ossetia to locate FBI Special Agent Raymond Isler, who was kidnapped during a failed mission to apprehend the leader of Apollyon, the underground spy network responsible for murdering Pride's father. (Repeat).

The Season 5 finale: Pride is separated from the team and faces grave danger after tracking Apollyon, a deadly underground spy network, to war-torn South Ossetia. Also, in order to save Pride, the NCIS team must locate a mole who continues to feed information to Apollyon. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 premiere, Pride must cut his vacation short when Hannah is suspended for breaking protocol during a joint investigation with the FBI. (Repeat).

NCIS investigates a private plane crash after a Navy pilot says she saw an unidentified object prior to the crash. Also, Pride suffers from insomnia and nightmares as a result of being kidnapped and drugged last year. (Repeat).

Pride travels to New York City after new DNA evidence links to a 20-year-old cold case from his time at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's office. (Repeat).

The NCIS team uncovers a sinister plot by a private detention center contracted by the government to house undocumented immigrants. Also, Lasalle and Sebastian travel to Alabama to search for Lasalle's missing brother. (Repeat).

Detectives are called to an executive's home during a blackout and discover a murder and kidnapping. Fall Out Boy's lead singer Patrick Stump guest stars. (Repeat).

An explosion alerts Lupo and Green to a scientist's controversial research after one of the test subjects, a pregnant woman, is injured. (Repeat).

A lawsuit over missing pants becomes a murder case when the defense lawyer is killed. The investigation takes an unexpected turn when Detectives Green and Lupo uncover a connection to a large retail corporation that employs Van Buren's old friend and mentor, but the man's eagerness to help begins to cross the line and threaten the case. (Repeat).

Lupo and Green investigate the murders of a white teen boy and a black girl in a delicate, racially charged case that soon envelops two brothers (Jeremy Allen White, Miles Chandler) and a local boy's father (Kevin Carroll). (Repeat).

The triple homicide of three roommates ostensibly appears to be a murder-suicide, the grim result of a lovers' quarrel. But after closer inspection, the case begins to swirl around a politically connected con man. (Repeat).

Evidence in a hit and run leads to a real-estate scam artist who has all but vanished. With the help of a title-agency employee (January Jones), the detectives go undercover in an attempt to lure the conman out of hiding. But the sting goes bad, prompting the department to shift its focus to a surprising suspect. (Repeat).

A peaceful protester at an immigration rally is killed, and evidence indicates the police are to blame. The case becomes a political nightmare for McCoy, who refuses to back down and is accused of pushing his own liberal agenda. (Repeat).

A doctor attending a convention is murdered in his hotel room, and detectives discover he made a large cash withdrawal shortly before his death. Upon further investigation, Lupo and Green begin to suspect the man was not the killer's intended target, and another physician may still be in danger. Alan Zweibel, James Rebhorn. (Repeat).

Clues in the murder of a high-school girl point to a prostitute (Maria Dizzia) and her partner, and a war of words ensues as each accuses the other of the crime. Later, Connie deals with a staunch admirer in the jury pool. (Repeat).

A psychiatrist who counseled troubled teens is murdered, and the probe reveals he was intimately involved with his underage patients. This leads the detectives to suspect the man's wife (Moira Kelly), whom he met when she was a patient. (Repeat).

The detectives connect a woman's brutal slaying to a dogfighting ring and a wealthy wine dealer. Lara Flynn Boyle guest stars as a resourceful reporter tracking the case. (Repeat).

The violent slaying of an art dealer initially appears to have connections to a terrorist organization. But the probe leads the detectives to the victim's troubled son and his ties to a fanatic religious group. (Repeat).

Det. Green becomes the subject of an internal investigation, led by Det. Kevin Bernard (new series regular Anthony Anderson), after he is implicated in the shooting of a well-known hustler. (Repeat).

A writer's death appears to be a suicide, but Lupo and Bernard suspect a cult is involved, which causes trouble for Cutter at the trial when jurors fear for their safety. (Repeat).