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A Navy therapist with a high level of security clearance is murdered. Pride and the team discover that she was working around the system to get justice for victims of sexual assault. Also, Carter's mother confronts him when he refuses to talk to the FBI for a background check on her behalf, and Sebastian starts to form a bond with a key witness who was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. (Repeat).

Pride and the team continue the investigation into an Officer's assault and murder of her therapist, while NCIS zeroes in on a prime suspect who's been working the system for years. Meanwhile, Carter and his mother talk about how they'll move forward after a past mistake, and Sebastian begins a promising new relationship. (Repeat).

Pride and the team are on the hunt for a kidnapped 14-year-old and discover that her father, who will soon have custody of her, is a radical survivalist living off the grid. (Repeat).

When a Petty Officer is shot down by a sniper, Pride and NCIS hunt down the killer, only to find that he may not be acting alone. Also, Rita tells Pride that she has been offered a compelling job in Kansas City. (Repeat).

Sebastian's life is in danger after a criminal he put behind bars escapes police custody, and Carter is tasked with keeping Sebastian in protective custody. (Repeat).

A hostage situation leaves a troubled NYPD officer dead. The resulting probe uncovers a man who may be the illegitimate son of a famous president. (Repeat).

A baby is killed during the bombing of an Army recruitment center, which steers detectives toward a group of war protesters. (Repeat).

A Web site operator's death leads Lupo and Bernard to investigate a Christian subculture. Elsewhere, McCoy's political rival uses the media to exploit the situation. (Repeat).

Lupo and Bernard uncover a kidnapping plot while probing the death of a banking CEO's mistress. (Repeat).

A writer's murder points Lupo and Bernard toward a closed espionage case. (Repeat).

Lupo and Bernard uncover a love triangle while investigating a television reporter's murder. (Repeat).

Detectives Lupo and Bernard find a link to bias-related incidents against Hispanic men after an illegal immigrant is attacked and left unconscious on a service road. (Repeat).

The bodies of a firefighter and his wife are found in their new townhome after they were brutalized and murdered, and the resulting investigation becomes a political liability for Jack McCoy. (Repeat).

Detectives Lupo and Bernard track the killer of two scientists whose bodies were set on fire. A lawyer wants to strike a deal for a suspect's confession, but Connie has misgivings about the case. Wendy Teal: Gretchen Hall. (Repeat).

The murders of three homeless men are attributed to a serial killer, but detectives think a copycat killer may be involved after they find out a victim was wearing a pair of roller skates that did not belong to him. (Repeat).

The murder of a charity executive exposes allegations of stalking and blackmail as Lupo and Bernard seek leads from the victim's secretary, her ex-boyfriend and a politician's wife in the 19th-season finale. (Repeat).

In the 20th-season opener, a war veteran's body is found in a university parking garage, and the subsequent murder investigation leads Lupo and Bernard to a law professor (David Alan Basche) who once worked for the Department of Justice. Greg Tanner: Creighton James. (Repeat).

The slaying of a crime-scene investigator turns the victim's unfaithful fiancé into a suspect, but an attack on a young journalist (Camille Chen) complicates the investigation. (Repeat).

A musician's corpse turns up behind a trash can, along with a bag of money, kicking off an investigation that leads detectives to Don Sorenson (John Bolger) and what may be a kidnapping gone awry. (Repeat).

Erin is a sassy single mother and low-level law-office worker who becomes obsessed with a case involving a California utility company that's accused of polluting the drinking water in a small town. She puts everything into fighting the corporation. (Repeat).

Robert Harling adapted and expanded his stage hit, a character study set in small-town Louisiana that celebrates friendship among a group of strong-willed women who discuss their lives—especially the shortcomings of their men—at Truvy's beauty salon. Julia Roberts earned her first Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of stubborn Shelby. Harling costars as the minister. (Re

Erin is a sassy single mother and low-level law-office worker who becomes obsessed with a case involving a California utility company that's accused of polluting the drinking water in a small town. She puts everything into fighting the corporation. (Repeat).

A loving husband and father is kidnapped after accidentally getting involved in illegal dealings far beyond what he imagined. Also, Jubal must make a difficult decision regarding his family and their future. (Repeat).

A Thanksgiving tragedy high above the ER has the County staff racing to aid the survivors and Susan fearing the worst about one of the possible casualties. Meanwhile, Abby finally finds a reason to get over Carter, who may be heading back to Chicago sooner than anyone expected. Sam: Linda Cardellini. Chuck: Donal Logue. (Repeat).

Pratt takes a shine to Gallant's visiting sister (Joy Bryant); Neela reaches out to a pair of car-crash victims struggling with returning to their strict Amish families; and Susan races to locate the missing parents of a 5-year-old Jane Doe. Meanwhile, Sam bristles at Luka's attention to her young son. Alex: Oliver Davis. Sam: Linda Cardellini. (Repeat).

Flashbacks recall Carter's life---and idealistic new lover (Thandie Newton)---in Africa, as he prepares to return to Chicago for the holidays. Back at home, Pratt continues to avoid Gallant's sister (Joy Bryant); and Abby refuses to accept a peace offering from her former flame. Debbie: Mary McCormack. Angelique: Pragna Desai. (Repeat).

Carter makes an eye-raising return to County with his pregnant lover (Thandie Newton) in tow; Pratt's work on a car-crash victim hits a snag, as does his flirtation with Gallant's sister (Joy Bryant); Kovac gives Weaver his notice; and a missing painkiller kills the nursing staff's plans to go home for the night. Carter: Noah Wyle. Lopez: Lisa Vidal. Gallant: Sharif Atkins. (Repeat).

Neela and Abby face their toughest rotation ever after being assigned to the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit, where a familiar face from the ER ends up needing help in the worst way. Susannah: Jordan Berkow. Lopez: Lisa Vidale. Neela: Parminder Nagra. (Repeat).

Carter's girlfriend (Thandie Newton) steps on more than a few toes while spending a day observing County in action. Meanwhile, Kerry slaps Romano's name on a wing that would have him kicking and screaming; Sam gets more info on Kovac than she hoped for; Pratt's recent mistakes have a paralyzing effect on his ability to treat patients; and Lewis turns down a promotion, due to an imminent change in

Prentiss and the team fly to Iowa to investigate the disappearance of three 10-year-old children who appear to have been abducted from their homes in the middle of the night, with surveillance video from a neighborhood park as their only lead to finding the children's whereabouts. (Repeat).

Rossi questions his actions in the aftermath of a near-death struggle with a serial killer who appears to have outsmarted the BAU. (Repeat).

The BAU investigates a string of murders taking place in supposedly haunted houses in Lewiston, Maine. (Repeat).

In the Season 14 finale, wedding bells are ringing as Rossi prepares to marry Krystall. But first, the BAU team travels to Los Angeles to investigate a series of fatal shootings in broad daylight following car accidents. (Repeat).

The team look into an unknown subject that bears resemblance to "The Chameleon". (Repeat).

The team searches for Everett Lynch and his daughter; Spencer has a meaningful visit with his mother. (Repeat).

The BAU team investigates a series of seemingly random fatal explosions throughout Kentucky and Tennessee. (Repeat).