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One of Esposito's old cases is reexamined by Castle and Beckett because of a clue left at a crime scene involving an armored-car driver's murder. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett embark on a search for Aladdin's lamp after a man linked to smuggling Turkish antiques is killed. (Repeat).

Hayley helps an old pal, but this favor gets her in trouble, linking her to a murder and a cyber-terror attack. She then needs help herself, so Castle and Beckett attempt to clear her name. (Repeat).

A city inspector cheats death twice when he survives separate poisoning attempts, and a curious Castle and Beckett grow determined to solve this mysterious case. (Repeat).

A movie star who transitioned to theater work is killed, so Castle and Becket go behind the scenes to investigate what was going on in the actor's life. (Repeat).

A psychiatric inmate escapes and drops dead in Castle's PI office, and the investigation that follows has Castle surmising the Antichrist could be involved. (Repeat).

In the series finale, lives are endangered unexpectedly when Castle and Beckett prepare to take on LokSat. (Repeat).

A city inspector cheats death twice when he survives separate poisoning attempts, and a curious Castle and Beckett grow determined to solve this mysterious case. (Repeat).

A movie star who transitioned to theater work is killed, so Castle and Becket go behind the scenes to investigate what was going on in the actor's life. (Repeat).

A psychiatric inmate escapes and drops dead in Castle's PI office, and the investigation that follows has Castle surmising the Antichrist could be involved. (Repeat).

In the series finale, lives are endangered unexpectedly when Castle and Beckett prepare to take on LokSat. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Religious programming (Repeat).

A message of hope from David Jeremiah of Turning Point. (Repeat).

Dr. Creflo Dollar ministers to people from all backgrounds with hopes for change; Creflo helps viewers find ways to renew their faith, mind, and spirit; Creflo and his wife Taffi share their vision for everyone to understand God's love and promises. (Repeat).

Religious programming. (Repeat).

Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life. (Repeat).

How to inspire the joy of reading in children; scars treatment solutions; and ways to build one's credit. (Repeat).

Provenza tries to help his ex-wife locate her wedding ring, but he stumbles into red-faced fumbles that include a robbery, an evidence-destroying canine and a frenetic appraiser. (Repeat).

Brenda investigates after a popular cancer doctor is savagely killed and his drug supply is stolen. Meanwhile, a new assignment causes Brenda to question Raydor's loyalty to Pope; and a game-changing development involves Gabriel. (Repeat).

The squad investigates the slaying of a priest, stirring up friction with the Catholic Church and causing Brenda and Pope to clash. Elsewhere, Brenda's parents arrive as her father continues his cancer treatments. (Repeat).

Part 4 of 5. Additional information flows in about victims from the past and their ties to present murders. Also, Cooper and Amy Sykes get entangled in an unforeseen gunfight, and Sharon advances toward the truth as she gains leverage against Rev. Price, his attorney and Mark Hickman. (Repeat).

Conclusion. A video wire elicits admissions, as seven murders are tied together and suspects are narrowed down to three, in the Season 4 finale. Also: Mark Hickman faces the truth about his past; and Provenza and Patrice resolve wedding issues. (Repeat).

A teen vanishes while volunteering at a homeless shelter in the Season 5 opener. Also: The decades-long cold case of the murder of Buzz's father and uncle heats up, and Andy Flynn mulls over selling his house. (Repeat).

A shooter aims for runners participating in the Boston Marathon. The race is on for Jane and Maura to stop the killer, but they must work in the shadows to prevent widespread panic. Chazz Palminteri and Balthazar Getty guest star. (Repeat).

Serial killer Charles Hoyt continues to haunt Jane's past and present. The sinister slayer who once targeted Jane might be at it again when a body is discovered in a park. As Jane's fear deepens, Maura tries to track the killer's next move. (Repeat).

Jane is swept into Boston's Irish-mob past when she probes the slaying of an identity thief---who seemingly had no real identity of his own. Meanwhile, Maura goes on an intensely personal odyssey upon making a discovery. Chazz Palminteri guest stars. Adam Arkin directed the episode. (Repeat).

In the crime drama's premiere episode, well-known mystery writer Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) is questioned by a fiery detective (Stana Katic) about a serial killer reenacting murders from his books. The pair instantly clash, but not without the suggestion of romance. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett discover a young nanny dead inside a laundry-room dryer, and their investigation leads to a dangerous world of play dates. Meanwhile, Castle contemplates Beckett's character while writing his "Nikki Heat" series. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett investigate the death of a teenager from a once-wealthy family whose body is found in a rowboat in Central Park. Meanwhile, Castle has concerns about leaving Martha home alone. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett become embroiled in political corruption while investigating the death of a city councilman who was running for reelection. Meanwhile, Castle's latest novel hits the stands, sending his mother into a critical rampage. (Repeat).

A woman found frozen at a construction site leads Beckett and Castle to reopen a cold case. The probe into the victim's past stirs up unpleasant memories for Beckett, which provides Castle with new book material. (Repeat).

A ritualistic killing draws Beckett and Castle into the world of Vodun, a mysterious religion Castle researched for a previous book. Elsewhere, Castle prepares for the possible return of Alexis' mother. (Repeat).

A socialite is savagely murdered during a home invasion. The probe finds Beckett uncomfortably entering Castle's privileged world as his date to a charity ball. And Castle seeks information from a jewel thief who finds him less than charming. (Repeat).

Castle and Beckett become embroiled in political corruption while investigating the death of a city councilman who was running for reelection. Meanwhile, Castle's latest novel hits the stands, sending his mother into a critical rampage. (Repeat).

A woman found frozen at a construction site leads Beckett and Castle to reopen a cold case. The probe into the victim's past stirs up unpleasant memories for Beckett, which provides Castle with new book material. (Repeat).

A ritualistic killing draws Beckett and Castle into the world of Vodun, a mysterious religion Castle researched for a previous book. Elsewhere, Castle prepares for the possible return of Alexis' mother. (Repeat).

A socialite is savagely murdered during a home invasion. The probe finds Beckett uncomfortably entering Castle's privileged world as his date to a charity ball. And Castle seeks information from a jewel thief who finds him less than charming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Religious programming (Repeat).

A message of hope from David Jeremiah of Turning Point. (Repeat).

Dr. Creflo Dollar ministers to people from all backgrounds with hopes for change; Creflo helps viewers find ways to renew their faith, mind, and spirit; Creflo and his wife Taffi share their vision for everyone to understand God's love and promises. (Repeat).

Religious programming. (Repeat).

Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life. (Repeat).

On location in Georgia with experts in flooring, Shaw Floors. They help a couple select the right floors for their active lifestyle. (Repeat).

The investigative focus is on a young couple after a decorated veteran is found dead. Brenda snoops, but her investigation is hampered by a meddling D.A.'s office. Elsewhere, Raydor and Pope inch closer to finding the leak in the department. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Brenda leads an investigation that she thinks will finally bring nemesis Philip Stroh to justice, but her obsession with him soon puts her career—and her life—in jeopardy. (Repeat).

In the pilot, Denver ad man Jack McLaren (Tom Selleck) decides to open his own agency after he's fired. Dobbs: Edward Asner. Erica: Penelope Ann Miller. Alex: Hedy Burress. Bruno: David Krumholtz. (Repeat).

A detective in the Sex Crimes unit is murdered in a case that leads Major Crimes into the realm of "barely legal" porn. Meanwhile, Rusty's biological mother returns with unexpected news. (Repeat).

An ISIS-inspired attack against a member of the U.S. Armed Forces prompts the FBI to enlist Raydor's help. They then team up in a desperate scramble to hunt down the terrorist before more murders are committed. (Repeat).

Unexpected developments lead to a new investigation when Flynn scouts for a new home and reaches out to Provenza and Buzz for help. Elsewhere, Buzz continues sleuthing into his father's murder. (Repeat).

The homicide division are under attack, Rizzoli is held hostage and Frankie's life hangs in the balance. (Repeat).

Season 2 opens with Jane recovering from a shooting and being saluted as a hero at a public event. Before long, an ill-fated turn of events results in a new case but helps Jane reconnect with a former beau (Chris Vance), who may be able to help mend Jane's emotional wounds. (Repeat).

Jane and Maura comb for clues in the murder of a pregnant surrogate mother. (Repeat).

A woman is found drowned in a bathtub full of motor oil at a shady hotel. A true-crime journalist, who may have been tailing the deceased, helps Beckett and Castle with the probe. Elsewhere, Beckett puts her reputation and wallet at stake in a poker game with Castle. (Repeat).

Beckett aids in a missing-child investigation, only to find the lead FBI agent is her ex-boyfriend, for whom she has unresolved feelings. And Castle complicates matters even more when he butts in on the probe. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, a plastic surgeon is found murdered in his car, and the ensuing probe involves surgery-obsessed patients and hush-hush procedures. Elsewhere, Alexis attends her first prom; and Castle discovers extremely unsettling information about Beckett's past. (Repeat).