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Brenda's fastidious and conservative mother (Frances Sternhagen) arrives from Atlanta, disrupting Fritz's plans to move in with Brenda. Meanwhile, Brenda investigates the mysterious death of a female juror in the trial of an Armenian mob kingpin.

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.

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.

Paddy's murder trial begins; Hope opens up about Maura's father; Korsak sheds light on Cavanaugh's tragic past; and Maura unearths a stunning secret.

Stan is implicated in the murder of his first witness after his badge is found with the witness's bones. As Mary and Marshall investigate, they learn about a 20-year-old love triangle.

A rising female tennis player is strangled to death in her college dorm room in 1973 after defeating the school's top-ranked male player in a "Battle of the Sexes" fund-raiser. Lilly reinvestigates the case when the victim's sister brings in new evidence that suggests her sibling may have been poisoned earlier. Also, Vera's wife tells him that their 12-year marriage is over.

Alicia and Will argue a case in front of a mercurial military judge. Meanwhile, Eli's confidence gets shaken; and Diane issues an ultimatum to protect the firm.

Drew Barrymore brings information, inspiration, and entertainment to the daytime audience.

Drew Barrymore brings information, inspiration, and entertainment to the daytime audience.

Season 3 begins with Grace investigating an antigovernment faction and trying to form an alliance with a young female drug user (Yaani King) who shares a connection with angelic Earl. But Grace's haphazard investigation goes awry, resulting in an injury to the woman. Meanwhile, Grace and Ham get caught in an embarrassing situation; and Butch offers surprising news.

Annie searches for a leak at the Farm, but her investigation could endanger her own career if she becomes the next victim of a leak.

Melinda goes to a hospital morgue that is being haunted by the ghost of a surgeon who is reliving a failed surgery.

Allison's dreams turn into chilling nightmares that seemingly foretell her youngest daughter's death from leukemia in 20 years. Elsewhere, Scanlon scrutinizes the sudden death of a friend.

Surprising prejudices arise from a relationship between the Sims' daughter Kelly and a black teen. Meanwhile, Rene represents a drug dealer who says he was beaten by a cop. Ajoni: Derrex Brady. M.E.: Annie Potts. Jimmy: Randall Slavin.

The three angels pose as wedding coordinators for a woman (Brigid Walsh) who begins to question her chances of making a successful marriage when her long-absent father shows up. Augusta: Sally Kellerman. Harriet: Linda Kelsey. Kevin: Ed Kerr. Stan: Richard Gilliland. Tess: Della Reese.

The probing father of a mayor killed in an "accident" suspects foul play, and is murdered in turn. Angela Lansbury. Sheriff Yates: Ed Lauter. David Carroll: Bruce Davison. Deputy Beeler: Jeff Yagher. Linda: Ellen Bry. Kate: Marie Windsor.

Jeffrey Lynn, Martha Scott and Harry Morgan reprise their roles from the movie "Strange Bargain," as Jessica (Angela Lansbury) tries to prove the innocence of a man recently released from a 30-year prison term for the murder of his employer. Scenes from the film are seen in flashbacks. Rod Wilson: Art Hindle. Edna Jarvis: Gloria Stuart. Sydney Jarvis: Richard Beymer.

During a short black-out in the studio where Jessica is recording a book for the blind, the studio co-owner is murdered.

A robbery is foiled by a security guard, who ends up wounded when killing one of the thieves. Puzzling questions emerge, however, when Jane and Maura search for the robber's accomplice. Elsewhere, Jane continues her efforts to protect Maura and Angela.

A woman is murdered in a grisly scene reminiscent of a horror film, prompting the team to investigate a chilling game in which players pay to experience sheer terror.

A gun battle rages in a usually quiet neighborhood, leaving one dead and leading Jane and Maura into the shadowy realm of an Eastern European gang. Meanwhile, Maura develops a fever, with Angela and Kent's home remedies having an unexpected effect.

The team scrambles to crack a murder case with explosive consequences. Meanwhile, Angela resists Ron's offer to take her on a romantic getaway.

A state trooper is killed in Maine and the getaway car has ties to the mastermind of attacks on Jane. Mysteries surrounding the mastermind's obsession with Jane must be solved to keep her safe and to take down the predator for good. The Season 6 finale.

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.

Brenda digs up clues to the apparent gang-related slaying of three youths---one of whom has a personal connection to Taylor. On the personal front, Brenda's mother (Frances Sternhagen) continues to complicate Brenda's life during her stay in Los Angeles.

Brenda cooks up an investigation when a woman is found murdered at a ritzy Los Angeles eatery. Surfacing as the prime suspects are an unsavory investor and a driven chef. Meanwhile, Brenda deals with a scary milestone---her 40th birthday.