2024-09-12
Alicia defends the widows of three train engineers who are blamed by their company for a deadly crash. She has 72 hours to prove that the train company is at fault or the women will lose their husbands' pensions. Meanwhile, Kalinda digs into the background of a potential partner in the firm who is seeing Diane, and Peter suspects that Alicia is being unfaithful. Martha Plimpton guest stars.
Drew Barrymore brings information, inspiration, and entertainment to the daytime audience.
Drew Barrymore brings information, inspiration, and entertainment to the daytime audience.
The team investigates the death of a woman, but Grace is lured to the prime suspect (Elias Koteas), a high-profile architect with an unconventional sex life. Meanwhile, Ham partners with Grace again, hoping the union will rekindle their twisty romance. In other developments, Bobby's undercover undertaking reaches an explosive conclusion, and Clay forms a bond with a youngster (Malcolm David Kelley
Annie searches for a rogue chemist in Germany after Auggie uncovers a startling link between the recent attacks on American soil. Elsewhere, Joan's time in the Balkans rouses suspicions after an unplanned polygraph.
A teen is haunted by a dangerous spirit, so Melinda takes her in to help. Meanwhile, Homer the ghost dog returns, so Melinda turns to the "Dog Whisperer" (Cesar Millan) for advice.
After interceding in a case where the defendant received the death penalty, Allison thinks that she might have put the wrong man on death row. Ivan Kinetco: John Mese. Older Man: Bruce Gray. Kamala: Lisa Lackey. Alan: Wallace Langham. Diane: Rebecca Metz.
M.E. and Colliar meet with the parents of Kelly's boyfriend to discuss the intensity of their children's relationship; Rene recalls her first crush on a white boy after a colleague expresses a romantic interest in her. Sara: Donzaleigh Abernathy. James: John Lafayette. Catherine: Nancy McLoughlin.
Monica tries to help a headstrong journalist (Phylicia Rashad) who won't face up to her drinking problem. Sydney: Erica Gimpel. Beth: Melissa Lee Andrew. Anita: Donna Bullock. Tess: Della Reese.
Sheriff Metzger stands up to the father of a drunken driver (David Lansbury)---and stands accused when the boy is found dead. Metzger: Ron Masak. Meredith: Susan Clark. Morgan: Suzanne Snyder. Jessica: Angela Lansbury.
In Texas, a fan (Jane Withers) posing as Jessica dies in an improbable car accident after snooping into a suspected dog-show scandal. Kit Parkins: Betty Garrett. Lawrence: Lyman Ward. Lisa McCauley: Jamie Rose. Boone Willoughby: Max Baer.
A pie-factory owner, under pressure to pay the dough the IRS claims she owes, is suspected of murdering the key witness against her---her ex-husband (Macon McCalman). Wellstood: Gregg Henry. Yelverton: Max Wright. Jessica: Angela Lansbury.
A psychiatrist's 2004 death is reinvestigated to determine if one of her patients killed her by arson. Damaging notes from the suspect, now homeless and a paranoid schizophrenic, fuel the reexamination. John Lennon songs are featured throughout the episode.
The 1958 murder of a newlywed real-estate developer who pioneered the lucrative idea of developing suburban communities with affordable houses is reinvestigated when new evidence suggests that he wasn't killed where his body was found. Also: Lilly dines with her father.
The 1999 murder of a former Cuban baseball star who escaped to the U.S. to pursue a major-league career and provide for his family is reinvestigated. The probe reveals that the Cuban government took drastic action against him for speaking to a U.S. sports agent. Meanwhile, Lilly's department plays its annual softball game.
Part 1 of 2. The 2005 murder of a local military academy's first female cadet is investigated after her body is discovered in a buried foot locker. The probe reveals that the victim was cruelly treated by resentful male cadets and school administrators, as well as hateful alumni. The music of Pearl Jam is featured.
Conclusion. The sixth season ends with the investigation of a female cadet's 2005 murder at a local military academy, where she was resented for being the first female cadet. The case dredges up unpleasant memories for Lilly, who recalls her own difficult journey to become the first female homicide detective in Philadelphia. The music of Pearl Jam is featured.
The team investigates when a man is found murdered inside his doomsday fallout shelter. Jane loses investigative focus when she discovers Korsak is considering retirement and Frankie is hiding a secret.
Twists dominate the case of a slain teen, who was slated to be the star witness in a death-row inmate's appeal. Meanwhile, Pope's vindictive ex-wife (Shannon O'Hurley) reveals Brenda's romantic past with Pope---in front of the entire squad.
Brenda teams up with her FBI boyfriend Fritz to investigate the attempted assassination of a federally protected witness at a mob bigwig's trial. The case soon becomes extremely perilous when Brenda and her team are pitted against a professional killer.
Capt. Sharon Raydor (Mary McDonnell) leads the L.A.P.D.'s Major Crimes division in this spin-off from "The Closer," featuring characters from that series. In the premiere, the newly appointed Raydor investigates a string of store robberies that turns fatal. Meanwhile, an undercover detective proves her worth and is transferred into the division; and Raydor tries to protect Rusty.
As Raydor works to gain respect in the division, the Major Crimes crew works to crack the case of a brutal and complicated homicide. Meanwhile, Raydor tries to supervise Rusty; and Provenza struggles to accept all the changes in the department.
Jane is slated to testify at a murder trial, only to discover a key piece of evidence has been stolen. With only three days to resolve the crime, the team races to crack the case before the murderer goes free. Also: Frankie learns magic to impress Nina.
Mary and Marshall try to persuade an FBI informant to join Witsec, but the man remains reluctant. Elsewhere, Stan tries to wrangle an ex-boxer witness suffering from dementia. Steven Weber guest stars.
The 1963 shooting death of a wandering pool hustler is reinvestigated when the murder weapon is discovered at a pool hall during a renovation. The probe reveals the victim played there just days before he died and that he was gunned down on the same day President Kennedy was assassinated.