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The players are faced with a new battle for safety, which pushes their lying skills to the limit. (Repeat).

Todd gets left out of Jay's birthday planning. Grayson gets tripped up trying to be a player. (Repeat).

A popular singing coach with a role on a reality-TV show is accused of sexual assault by a student. After the case becomes public, other victims emerge, but the coach won't admit to any wrongdoing. (Repeat).

In the 16th-season opener, Benson adjusts to being a foster mom to baby Noah, whose life is in jeopardy after Amaro does some undercover work linked to Noah's deceased biological mother. Meanwhile, a new addition to the squad has a rough start. (Repeat).

Three girls enter the woods, and two of them vanish while the third gets injured during their quest to find the mythical Glasgowman. As the search for the suspect gets underway, Benson attempts to separate stories of fantasy from reality. (Repeat).

Police from Chicago work with the squad to track a child-pornography victim, and together they follow a lead about a live-streamed pornography club. However, the case risks being derailed when tension erupts between Benson and the visiting sergeant. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. Sam is shot during a firefight with a cartel, and a suspect reveals new information on the whereabouts of Spencer Williams, the man who kidnapped Mosley's son five years ago. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Despite several team members having grave reservations, NCIS travels to Mexico for a daring mission to locate and rescue Mosley's son. The Season 9 finale. (Repeat).

After a teenage girl's body is found in the trunk of a car, Benson and Stabler discover that the deceased had been harassing a classmate. Lynne Riff: Blair Brown. Roger Kressler: Ned Eisenberg. Lionel Granger: David Thornton. Brittany O'Malley: Kelli Garner. Agnes: Lindsay Hollister. Andrea: Arielle Kebbel. Paige: Kimberly McConnell. Troy: Robert Iler. Lukas: Zachary Knighton. (Repeat).

The fifth season ends with a bizarre pedophilia story involving a 12-year-old student (Jake Weary), his alcoholic mother (Diana Scarwid) and his principal (Stacy Edwards). Dr. Anne Morella: Julie White. Benson: Mariska Hargitay. Stabler: Christopher Meloni. (Repeat).

M.E. Warner finds herself directly involved in a kidnapping case when she visits the home of an abducted 8-year-old girl to inform the child's parents that a DNA test has revealed that their daughter has leukemia. Tom Verica. (Repeat).

Benson and Stabler suspect a privileged college student of abandoning her newborn baby boy in a trash bin. (Repeat).

The detectives investigate the murder of a Hudson University student (Tess Soltau), whose body was found in a seedy alley. A search of the victim's dorm room turns up a suspiciously large amount of cash, especially considering she was dependent on financial aid. Adam Halder: Will Estes. Gloria Culhane: Trieste Dunn. Roddy Franklin: Mathew St. Patrick. Walter Camp: Joey Slotnick. (Repeat).

Detectives investigate a string of hate crimes against gay men, and the victims include the new fiancé of Fin's son. A private-school teacher is then similarly brutalized, and the evidence in his case points to a possible cover-up. (Repeat).

A young woman pledging a sorority is raped on a college campus, and the investigation is hindered by a campus community that turns a blind eye toward such incidents. (Repeat).

A college student becomes a pornography star, and then she is sexually assaulted by some classmates who confuse fantasy with reality. When the case goes to court, the victim lands in the hot seat as questioning gets underway. (Repeat).

A murky date-rape case involving two high-school students proves challenging for the detectives, and it winds up ruining the futures of both of the teenagers involved. (Repeat).

A girl's tragic death becomes a criminal case when a surgeon harvests her organs without parental consent. (Repeat).

Rollins and Kat respond to a dangerous domestic violence call, while Fin gives his deposition in the lawsuit against him. (Repeat).

Benson tries to help a student after she's assaulted on a field trip, but Fin suspects a witness in the case may not be telling the whole truth. (Repeat).

Twelve players live double lives in the ultimate game of strategy and deception to win $100,000. (Repeat).

The Anonymous strikes with the first elimination and paranoia pits the players against each other. (Repeat).

The players are faced with a new battle for safety, which pushes their lying skills to the limit. (Repeat).

A woman is accused of abusing her elderly husband, who's a famous author, and his health and his fortune become the focal points of a battle between his wife and his daughters from previous marriages. Meanwhile, Barba defies his grandmother's wishes. (Repeat).

Carisi's future brother-in-law makes a rape accusation against his female parole officer, forcing Carisi to investigate whether his sister's fiancé is telling the truth or allowing his old bad habits to resurface. (Repeat).

911 Dispatch Trainee Matt Reinke is almost through the training program at CVD, but before he graduates, he must prove his ability to successfully navigate the night shift, the callers, and his fellow dispatchers. (Repeat).

Benson and Stabler suspect a privileged college student of abandoning her newborn baby boy in a trash bin. (Repeat).

A young woman pledging a sorority is raped on a college campus, and the investigation is hindered by a campus community that turns a blind eye toward such incidents. (Repeat).

A murky date-rape case involving two high-school students proves challenging for the detectives, and it winds up ruining the futures of both of the teenagers involved. (Repeat).

A girl's tragic death becomes a criminal case when a surgeon harvests her organs without parental consent. (Repeat).

Detectives investigate a string of hate crimes against gay men, and the victims include the new fiancé of Fin's son. A private-school teacher is then similarly brutalized, and the evidence in his case points to a possible cover-up. (Repeat).

First round coverage of the AIG Women's Open. From St. Andrews in Scotland. (Live).

Stabler receives an unexpected break from Benson when he's paired with a rule-bending detective named Lucius Blaine (Anthony Anderson). The two work on a case involving a 16-year-old girl who was violently attacked by a pair of teen siblings, both of whom are obese. Serena Waldron: Natalie Cole. Jessica DeLay: Tricia Mara. Rudi: Omar Benson Miller. Lionel Granger: David Thornton. (Repeat).

A wealthy Manhattan teen's murder leads detectives to the charismatic and violent leader of a homeless group calling themselves a family. The probe turns up evidence suggesting the man may be responsible for other deaths, including those of his own "children" and first wife. (Repeat).

A girl vanishes after following her big sister to a college party, and her abductor covers his tracks online by using his impressive computer skills. Meanwhile, Rollins gets sidetracked from the case by an unexpected visit from her own sister. (Repeat).

A measles outbreak delays arrests in a case involving pornographic photos taken by teens at a party. Meanwhile, Benson discovers that some kids' medical records may have been falsified after Noah gets measles; Amaro leans upsetting news about his son. (Repeat).

A little boy is kidnapped from school and a ransom request is made. Detectives soon uncover that the boy knew his abductor, but friction between his parents impedes the investigation. Meanwhile, Benson must take an exam to formalize her promotion. (Repeat).

A man uses a fake identity to lure a woman into a relationship, and lives are damaged in the process. Barba then charges the man with rape, but he faces an uphill battle in court. (Repeat).