2024-10-04
One player takes their destiny into their own hands with a bold switch-up in their gameplay. (Repeat).
In the Season 4 finale, the Chrisleys enter a Halloween-decorating contest; and Lindsie tells the family about her relationship with Will. (Repeat).
A psychiatrist and his son (George Segal, Jonathan Tucker) are implicated in the murder of a gay model. Emma Dishell: Daphne Zuniga. Dave Seaver: Michael Boatman. DA Arthur Branch: Fred Dalton Thompson. (Repeat).
A toddler who collapsed in a park had been severely shaken; under suspicion are his babysitter, his single mother and her boyfriend. Evelyn Prichard: Cynthia Ettinger. Dr. Anne Morella: Julie White. Sarah Rendell: Nicole Leach. Veronica Nash: Olga Merediz. Rebecca Balthus: Beverly D'Angelo. DA Arthur Branch: Fred Dalton Thompson. (Repeat).
A fraternity pledgemaster is killed and the deceased's attorney-father (Gary Cole) represents the college student (Toby Moore) who stands trial. Alicia Morley: Pell James. Nathan Angeli: Noah Fleiss. Will Caray: Elden Henson. Capt. Siper: Caren Browning. (Repeat).
A lawyer (Barry Bostwick) claims that his client (Reynaldo Rosales) was "biologically and genetically predisposed to hatred and violence." Eleanor Webster: Annie Chadwick. Al-Shani Elbisi: James Rana. Jazlyn Elbisi: Lorraine Serabian. Joshua Feldman: Donnie Keshawarz. (Repeat).
It's a double whammy at dispatch when St Patrick's Day falls on a Full Moon. Charline takes matters into her own hands when she hears a couple screaming over an open line, and the night shift tries to track down a man who reports he's been shot. (Repeat).
NCIS helps a former tech operator look for her missing ex-partner, in fear the he might be working with gun runners that they failed to catch years ago. (Repeat).
Sam, Rountree, and Callen go to Afghanistan when Marine Lieutenant Colonel Sarah McKenzie asks NCIS to help handle a sensitive case. (Repeat).
Boden offers to host a wedding at the firehouse after a fire destroys the original location, but it doesn't sit well with Chief Riddle, who also butts heads with Dawson over her ability to perform. In other events, Severide fights for his old position; and Capt. Patterson finds himself torn between leadership and his colleagues. (Repeat).
Boden's new neighbor asks him for a favor that could have serious repercussions; Severide is upset when he's treated like a candidate by Patterson; and Cruz is visited by a gangbanger who knows his brother. In other events, the team responds to a call that involves an 18-wheeler; and is thanked with tickets to see Rush. (Repeat).
Boden suspects his neighbor is setting him up; Severide, who's still on probation, receives a surprise visit from his father and also learns something about Patterson that could be a game changer; and romance blossoms at a fire department gala. (Repeat).
Boden believes Maddox is behind Serena's accusations; Severide reaches out to Jamie, who's Maddox's lawyer, in an attempt to help; and Patterson questions whether Boden can remain chief. In other events, Brett and Chili suspect that a man passed out in a garden is connected to a previous call; and Otis has problems with his social calendar. (Repeat).
Patterson fills in for Boden, who's trying to clear his name; Severide learns where Serena may be hiding; Herrmann and Otis give Freddie a job that keeps him close by; and Jimmy and Chili draw more attention then either bargained for. (Repeat).
Squad members gather at Chicago Med after one of their own is attacked; Cruz works with the Chicago P.D. to find Freddie, who's missing; Choi and Halstead work on an attempted-suicide victim; Mouch surprises Trudy; and Brett and Jimmy worry about Chili, who's acting oddly. (Repeat).
A tornado threatens Chicago; Chili makes a major mistake, which causes Brett to report her to Boden; Otis asks Dawson to help him solve his women troubles; and Severide assists a Department of Homeland Security agent. (Repeat).
Laurie Strode comes out triumphant in her showdown with Michael Myers after she leaves him burning in a cage in her basement. Though badly injured, she begins to feel a sense of relief, thinking she has finally gotten rid of her lifelong tormentor. When the bloodbath resumes, she is alerted that the evil serial killer has survived and that once again, she has to gear up to take him on. This time,
An unorthodox society partakes in a twelve-hour period of legalized crime once every year, allowing the citizens' wildest and darkest fantasies to come to light. However, things quickly descend into chaos as the crimes escalate in violence and the death toll continues to rise in this final installment of "The Purge" franchise. (Repeat).