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The team investigates a deadly robbery that garnered a cache of automatic weapons for the killers. They discover one of the culprits is a classmate of Jubal's son, who is reluctant to cooperate with the case. (Repeat).

The team finds out that the bomb that they're chasing has been acquired by someone else. (Repeat).

When an officer is shot dead at a pawnshop with the owner, the team attempts to find out why a young Ivy League dropout is tied to the crime. (Repeat).

A wealthy accountant is gunned down for secretly testifying against a notorious drug lord. The team's investigation leads Tiffany to ask for help from a friend who was formerly with the NYPD and is related to the dangerous crime boss. (Repeat).

The team investigates a series of brutal assaults while OA hides information about his own mugging. (Repeat).

The team works to rescue a 5-year-old kidnapping victim and Scola suspects the boy's mother isn't being forthcoming about why her son was targeted. Also, Nina struggles to open up to Scola about matters in their relationship. (Repeat).

Maggie returns from medical leave in time to help the team investigate two homicides: a law student on track to attend the FBI Academy and a young man with possible gang ties. Also, an inadvertent revelation from Maggie causes OA to worry that she is rushing back into the job too quickly. (Repeat).

Abby and Luka discover both the joys and difficulties of raising a newborn; Pratt finds juggling the interns and residents a challenge he never contemplated; and Neela continues to be the target of her difficult supervisor, who's assigning her demeaning tasks. Gates: John Stamos. Crenshaw: J.P. Manoux. (Repeat).

As Abby returns from maternity leave, Luka takes the stand in a malpractice suit involving a former patient (Forest Whitaker), who accuses Luka of neglect and causing his stroke. Also, Pratt and Abby use unusual methods to treat a heart patient. (Repeat).

Luka waits anxiously for the jury to return with its verdict in the malpractice case brought against him by his former patient Curtis Ames (Forest Whitaker); Neela has a vivid dream that causes her to question her feelings for Gates; and a woman has a heart attack in the ER after finding out the condition of her husband. (Repeat).

The ER deals with a patient whose personality changes are more baffling than his physical problems; Abby has an odd---and unexpected---encounter with Curtis Ames (Forest Whitaker); and Weaver gets an interesting offer. (Repeat).

Abby and Luka clash over a possible case of domestic abuse; Neela and Gates treat a group of homeless kids who are experiencing odd symptoms; Weaver makes a heroic rescue while filming a TV segment; and Pratt reacts negatively to his brother's social life. (Repeat).

On her way home for Thanksgiving, Abby responds to a horrific bus crash by the side of a ravine; Neela and Gates spend the holiday together; Weaver develops a relationship with her producer and has a talk with Pratt about his gay brother. (Repeat).

The BAU is called to investigate a series of deaths in Virginia suspected by the Center for Disease Control to be caused by bio-terrorism; Garcia visits her stepbrother to take care of a family issue. (Repeat).

The BAU is called to Taos, N.M. to investigate an UnSub who is targeting his victims' temporal lobes. (Repeat).

When Reid discovers former FBI Special Agent Owen Quinn locked inside a storage unit, the BAU questions the credibility of Quinn's bizarre accounts of searching for an UnSub that he named "The Strangler". (Repeat).

The Season 14 premiere: Reid and Garcia are abducted by Benjamin Merva, and it's up to the rest of the team to find them. The BAU finds surprising clues in their own history to solve why the two heroes have been targeted by a mass murderer. It's a race to save them before a "Believers" prophecy is fulfilled. (Repeat).

The mummified remains of numerous victims are found in the walls of an elderly couple's home in remote South Carolina. Rossi, J.J. and Simmons are dispatched to track down a trail of clues that date back over 20 years. The hunt becomes urgent after BAU learns the killer has a specific ritual of when to strike, and like clockwork another person goes missing. Also, Rossi reconnects with his ex-wife,

Packages with gruesome contents are delivered to six people in the Washington, D.C., area, and the BAU must first figure out what connects the recipients before they can identify the UnSub. Also, Simmons and Kristy struggle to connect with their son, David, who is suspended from school for aggressive behavior. (Repeat).

The BAU steps in to help local law enforcement isolate a prime suspect for a ritualistic murder in Tallahassee, Fla., and soon after a second person who is related to the first victim is killed under similar circumstances. Prentiss is concerned about Garcia's behavior in the aftermath of her abduction and has an idea of how to help with the healing process. (Repeat).

The BAU investigates a spooky local ghost story of the 'Tall Man' and the clues it provides when two people go missing in the woods of East Allegheny's Dead Man's Conservatory, and a third mysteriously surfaces the following day with limited details as to what happened to her friends. To assist with the case, JJ reluctantly returns to her hometown, triggering emotional flashbacks to age 11 and her

Pride must protect a family member who's engaged to the prime suspect in the ongoing NCIS and FBI cartel case. (Repeat).

Sebastian goes undercover and Patton employs his gambling skills to help the team trap Garcia. (Repeat).

Pride investigates a murder on a deep-sea-oil rig, where the team discover a dangerous gas leak that threatens to cause a catastrophic explosion. Elsewhere, Sebastian begins his special-agent training at FLETC. (Repeat).

The team search for a group of underground hackers led by Elvis Bertrand after thousands of classified-government files are stolen. Meanwhile, Sebastian joins the team as an NCIS Special Agent. (Repeat).

A deadly truck heist arms the killers with enough ammonium nitrate to construct a massive bomb. The team discovers a link to a terrorist group Maggie is working to infiltrate. (Repeat).

A teen shows up at FBI headquarters with a large bag of fentanyl, seeking the team's protection from the men who shot his father. Also, Nina comes to Scola with a proposal he is hesitant to accept. (Repeat).

The team jumps into action when analyst Kelly Moran is taken hostage. (Repeat).

The abduction of a young woman leads the team back to a cold case from 18 years ago, which pushes Isobel to reconnect with her old partner Jake and take another shot at solving one of her first cases at the Bureau. (Repeat).

A mysterious bioweapon leaves two MTA workers dead and one injured. The team rushes to determine who is behind the attack and the location of their next target. Also, Jubal's past demons begin to surface when the high-pressure case coincides with Tyler's latest health scare. (Repeat).

The shooting of a federal corrections officer leads the team to an ex-Marine who has gone rogue ever since he returned from Afghanistan; Tiffany's sister looks to her for guidance when their younger brother begins to lash out. (Repeat).

The death of a woman who fell from a hotel balcony leads to a case involving a lesbian couple and a state law banning gay adoption. Renee Bishop: Lucinda Jenney. Alison Bishop: Elizabeth Franz. Kevin Hobart: Patrick Breen. Sophie: Olivia Crocicchia. Judge Walter Bradley: Peter McRobbie. (Repeat).

A councilman is killed and a water inspector wounded in a City Hall shooting. Tovah Felshuh makes her 11th appearance as defense attorney Danielle Melnick. Peter Rubin: Mark Zeisler. Ron Tabachnik: Paul Austin. Stuart Rubin: Alvin Epstein. (Repeat).

An attorney (Joe Morton) claims extreme emotional disturbance as a defense for the man accused of strangling a combative college student. Kenneth Silva: Paul Calderon. Rehana Khemlani: Poorna Jagannathan. Judge Pongracic: Charlotte Ortiz Colavin. Mariela Silva: Saundra Santiago. Ron Duvall: Wayne Duvall. (Repeat).

The shooter who killed a small-time drug dealer is traced through his glass eye; however, eyewitnesses become frightened by another killing. Foster Keyes: Chadwick Boseman. Gerard Wills: Gerry Becker. Shayna Rosario: April L. Hernandez. Jimmy Gordon: Collins Pennie. Slug: Dorian Missick. Judge Michael Schneider: David Little. (Repeat).

After body parts turn up in dumpsters, an investigation leads to a suspect who has an assumed identity. Al Archer: Dennis Boutsikaris. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. (Repeat).

A murder victim's videotaped recollection of a Holocaust incident is shown at a trial in which two people stand accused of her killing. Stefan Anders: George Bartenieff. Dan Jensen: William Atherton. Kyle Mellors: Logan Marshall-Green. Leah Glaser: Shirl Bernheim. Stan Wallace: Al Freeman Jr. (Repeat).

An assistant district attorney's murder is linked to an unsolved mob-related killing. Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York, appears as himself. Wachtler: Vyto Ruginis. Biscotti: John Viscardi. Libretti: Steven Schirripa. Judge Bradley: Peter McRobbie. Tortomassi: Joseph Hindy. Berner: Lee Wilkof. (Repeat).

A movie producer and a gangster are murdered at a trendy restaurant. Paul Raimondo: Ray Abruzzo. Sonny King: Lenny Venito. Arthur Baldo: Joseph R. Gannscoli. Denny Rogis: Bill Camp. Bumpy: Bo Dietl. Veronica Reynolds: Susie Essman. (Repeat).

A fan who caught a foul ball in a playoff game is killed by an ex-con (David Warshofsky) who previously served 20 years for a crime he didn't commit. Rodney Fallon: Giancarlo Esposito. Kenny Daniels: John Michael Bolger. Judge Mellon: Mary Lou Mellace. (Repeat).

During a visit to New York, a Japanese nightclub owner is shot and his wife is killed, after which he returns home. Hiroji Yoshida: Will Yun Lee. Stephen Olson: Spencer Garrett. Bobby Ito: James Hiroyuki Liao. Judge Thomas Everton: Gerry Bamman. Thomas Walker: Chris Chalk. (Repeat).

The day after his marriage to a much younger woman, a caviar entrepreneur is found dead and the suspects include his bride and his daughter (Sakina Jaffrey) from his first marriage. Asher Koutal: Maz Jobrani. Yasmin: Marjan Neshat. Ben Soleimani: Firdous Bamji. Norman Rothenberg: Jeffrey DeMunn. Patrika: Deirdre Madigan. (Repeat).

After 12 seasons as Det. Lennie Briscoe, Jerry Orbach bows out in the series' 14th-season finale, which deals with two killings. Adele Byrne: Elizabeth Hanly Rice. Belinda Gardner: Victoria Dillard. Anne Paulsen: Glynnis O'Connor. Aaron Solomon: John Benjamin Hickey. Judge Gus Stamos: David Brummel. Murray: Terence Burk. (Repeat).

Green and his new partner, Det. Joe Fontana (Dennis Farina), check into the murder of a woman who, as an Army reservist, was involved in a case of prison abuse in Iraq. Nadira Harrington: Sarita Choudhury. Bernie Adler: Ron Silver. Lt. Col. Milton Danbury: Robert John Burke. Judge Walter Bradley: Peter McRobbie. Jeff Harrington: Randall Newsome. (Repeat).

One of the victims in a ferry crash turns out to have been murdered before the accident. Jo-Ann Connolly: Amy Carlson. Vanessa Galiano: Roma Maffia. Ed McClean: Joe Murphy. Judge Franklin: Maggie Burke. Joe Fontana: Dennis Farina. (Repeat).

In this chiller, a teen (Devon Sawa) fears his flight to Paris will crash, and has a fit that gets him and his skeptical friends kicked off the plane prior to takeoff. When the plane crashes, the survivors are grateful---until death starts to hunt them. Ali Larter. (Repeat).

The Grim Reaper stalks the survivors of a highway accident in the chilling sequel to "Final Destination." One of the survivors refuses to surrender to Death, however, and teams up with a police officer for the fight of their lives. (Repeat).

In the terrifying third installment of this horror series, the Grim Reaper pursues a teen and her friends after they cheat death in a roller-coaster accident. (Repeat).

Luka finds Curtis Ames (Forest Whitaker) spying outside the family's building, but doesn't tell Abby; the doctors help a young girl who may have been raped and work on a patient with an ice pick stuck in his ear; Pratt can't fully deal when his brother officially comes out. (Repeat).

Gates and Ray treat the critically ill friend of a homeless boy; Luka gets another surprise from Curtis Ames; and Dubenko gives Neela a rare opportunity for the holiday. (Repeat).

Pratt and Hope are shaken after a patient in their care dies needlessly; Gates and Neela are confronted by his current flame; Kovac makes a painful decision when he must enact budget cuts. Meg: Paula Malcomson. (Repeat).

Luka reacts negatively when he sees Abby giving extra attention to a patient; Meg becomes infuriated when Gates moves out; Pratt is questioned by the police after one of his patients dies; Weaver makes a pivotal decision. (Repeat).

A desperate Ames (Forest Whitaker) steps up his quest for revenge against Kovac while Abby relentlessly tries to protect her family. At County, Sam has unsettling suspicions about the cause of the fire that set her home ablaze. As Sarah looks on, Gates and Neela attempt to resuscitate an unconscious Meg (Paula Malcomson). Stuck in holding, Pratt has time to ponder his situation and his future. (Re

With Pratt defending his work at the church clinic to the medical board and Kovac absent, Morris steps up as the lone attending in a busy ER; Abby treats a comedian on the verge of the big time but is concerned when he does not take his illness seriously; Sarah continues to come between Tony and Neela. Simon: Freddy Rodriguez. (Repeat).

Gates and Kovac struggle over how best to treat a patient with liver failure, while Neela has concerns about a decision made by Manish (Aasif Mandvi). Meanwhile, Ray investigates an accidental fall. (Repeat).

Abby and Pratt do their best to save a family suffering from frostbite; and Dubenko's new intern has Neela seeing green. Meanwhile, Gates deals with the reemergence of his father (Stacy Keach) and the possibility of losing Sarah. (Repeat).

Sam finds it hard to be away from Alex on her birthday, plus she has to contend with an intrusive photographer (Annabella Sciorra) taking pictures of a terminal patient; Dubenko's new surgical intern unsettles Neela, who is no longer the star of the surgical service. (Repeat).

After their patient succumbs to heart failure, Kovac and Gates turn their attention to the man's helpless father (Robert Prosky); and Pratt tries to resolve the tension between him and his brother. Meanwhile, an Armenian man puts himself at risk while acting as a Good Samaritan. Andy Prosky, Ken Davitian, Stacy Keach. (Repeat).

In this chiller, a teen (Devon Sawa) fears his flight to Paris will crash, and has a fit that gets him and his skeptical friends kicked off the plane prior to takeoff. When the plane crashes, the survivors are grateful---until death starts to hunt them. Ali Larter. (Repeat).

The Grim Reaper stalks the survivors of a highway accident in the chilling sequel to "Final Destination." One of the survivors refuses to surrender to Death, however, and teams up with a police officer for the fight of their lives. (Repeat).

In the terrifying third installment of this horror series, the Grim Reaper pursues a teen and her friends after they cheat death in a roller-coaster accident. (Repeat).

A crossover episode that began on "NCIS" concludes with Agents McGee and Torres joining forces with the New Orleans team as they search for a missing homeland security theoretical-terror playbook. (Repeat).

A former case is reopened after a copycat murder occurs on a street car, triggering traumatic memories for Wade. (Repeat).

Pride's longtime friend enlists the team's help with an investigation into the disappearance of a JAG lawyer who specializes in classified cases and volunteers at a private-military academy. (Repeat).

The team embark on a city-wide manhunt after a special-ops Marine assaults six men in a bar. (Repeat).

Tammy's ex-husband, who previously embezzled $80 million in Hurricane Katrina relief funds, resurfaces when he's suspected of murdering the son of a crime boss. (Repeat).

While investigating a deadly accident at a naval base, the team discover that a unit of Seabees was poisoned with a contagious super virus, leaving the rest of the base and the entire city of New Orleans at risk for a catastrophic outbreak. Meanwhile, Wade is infected with the virus during an autopsy and given hours to live if an antidote can't be found. (Repeat).

After the team uncover a link between an international drug ring and the police department, Lasalle must investigate his former partner. Meanwhile, Pride worries about Rita's safety as she looks into a connection between the mayor and illegal activity in Clearwater. (Repeat).

The team must rescue a man teetering on the edge of a massive sinkhole that threatens to destroy Los Angeles' water supply. (Repeat).

Walter and Paige end up stranded in the Pacific Ocean surrounded by sharks after their boat explodes during the team's mission to locate sunken treasure. (Repeat).

Walter and Sylvester go undercover as competitors at an international-chess competition in order to extricate a U.S. spy from a foreign country before her identity is exposed. (Repeat).

The team must save Happy, Sylvester and Cabe from their own fear-based hallucinations after a mission to protect a vital seed bank goes awry. (Repeat).

The team must save Happy's friend who lives in a sterile bubble after a severe storm leaves her surrounded by debris that could puncture the object and compromise her health. (Repeat).

The team search for an endangered monkey hiding in the Amazon in hopes of uncovering a cure for a dangerous virus. Meanwhile, Happy and Toby meet with a counselor to prepare for their marriage. (Repeat).

While on a mission to repair a turbine at a wind farm, the team must race to save Paige and Happy before the cable holding the gondola they are in snaps and sends them plummeting to the ground. (Repeat).

The team must defy the orders of a foreign government after they retrieve an asteroid from space containing DNA strands that could have deadly consequences once exposed. (Repeat).

The team get trapped inside a failing and dangerous biodome designed for Mars while trying to extract a pair of scientists inside. (Repeat).

The team help Toby and Happy race to the altar to say "I Do" after a simple job extinguishing a tunnel fire becomes catastrophic. (Repeat).

The team's plane crash lands on a remote desert island while en route to Toby and Happy's honeymoon, leaving them all with little hope for rescue. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, three weeks after crash landing on a deserted island, tensions run high for the team when they must battle to overcome their relationship obstacles with each other in order to be rescued. (Repeat).

The BAU heads to Bethesda, Md., to investigate four murders in the span of three days along the eastern seaboard. The crimes become personal for Alvez, when the team discovers there are ties to his time spent five years ago working alongside the DEA and the Mexican police force in pursuit of the most notorious hitman in Mexico. Alvez and his girlfriend decide to move in together. (Repeat).

BAU races to capture the vigilantes behind a series of attacks taking place every 27 minutes in the nation's capital. Prentiss and Unit Chief Andrew Mendoza lead the effort to identify the Unsubs and what's motivating them. (Repeat).

The BAU investigates a double homicide and kidnapping in New Hampshire. Also, Rossi's plans to elevate his relationship with Krystall don't go as planned. (Repeat).

A professor from Lewis' past tips off the BAU to an alarming number of overdose deaths of patients who just completed rehab. (Repeat).

Prentiss faces her past when the BAU is sent to investigate the murders of prominent businessmen, all of whom are missing their hearts. Also, Prentiss plans a romantic first date with Mendoza, but the evening is cut short by an urgent call from Rossi. (Repeat).