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The future of the agency is threatened as the 10th season ends. An international manhunt for Eli David's killer turns into a federal witch hunt against Gibbs and his team for their use of unconventional methods. (Repeat).

Dets. Fontana and Green investigate the murder of a young black banking associate. Their prime suspect is the victim's boss (and possible lover), but McCoy runs into trouble prosecuting the case because of a very shaky star witness---the accused's daughter. Sophia: Lisa Zane. Katie: Sarah Steele. (Repeat).

The shooting death of a private military contractor appears to be tied to the time he spent in Iraq. Kevin Boatman: Pablo Schreiber. (Repeat).

Fontana uses questionable force to find the kidnapped daughter of a bank manager who was forced to assist in the robbery of his own financial institution in an attempt to pay off his child's ransom. Peter Jacobson. (Repeat).

Raneka spirals when Asonta's release is at risk. Keith confronts Latisha about $15G's missing. Britney breaks down in tears when EB questions her loyalty. Andy's cop friend grills Brittney. Savannah reveals a shocking plan. Jade visits Chris. (Repeat).

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A young suspect commits suicide as Dets. Fontana and Green try to arrest him for the slaying of a diner owner. Before he died, the teen admitted that he meant to kill a medical administrator whom he blamed for the death of his sister, an HIV-positive patient at a children's hospital, which eventually ends up getting investigated for questionable medical practices. Dr. Andrew Copelan: Vondie Curtis

An undercover police officer is murdered after her identity is published by a newspaper reporter, so McCoy goes after the unscrupulous and underhanded politico who leaked the name. Garret Dillahunt. Sanford Remz: Dylan Baker. John Prescott: David Forsyth. (Repeat).

Det. Nick Falco (Michael Imperioli) finds himself being investigated by Fontana and Green after a woman is found slashed to death in his bathroom. (Repeat).

The murder of a police officer leads detectives to a tabloid photographer (Khan Baykal) and the sparring Hollywood couple whom he has been chasing. Milena Govich and Alana De La Garza join the cast. Barbara King, Wayne Wilcox. (Repeat).

The murder of a suburban housewife is discovered after a picture of her bloody corpse is posted on a popular Web site. Det. Cassady's computer savvy proves an asset as she and Green investigate the case. (Repeat).

Criminal wrongdoing is difficult to prove in the case of an 8-year-old girl who was killed when a brownstone exploded as she walked by it. Rosalie Schaffner: Nora Dunn. (Repeat).

Richard Brooks reprises his role as ADA-turned-defense attorney Paul Robinette, whose client is accused of murdering a Middle Eastern man, a crime investigated by Green and Cassady in conjunction with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. Det. Henry Paulsen: John Viscardi. Ben Faoud: Bernardo Peña. (Repeat).

Carl Mullaly (A.J. Handegard) turns up dead after a TV magazine show airs a story that portrays him as a sexual predator. Green and Cassady investigate the victim's neighbor, who is the father of an 8-year-old girl. Andrew Fleming: Remy Auberjonois. Hannah: Zoe Lister-Jones. (Repeat).

A CEO of a military body-armor company is shot dead as he arrives to his daughter's sweet 16 birthday party; the investigation leads Cassady and Green to believe the murder was committed by someone unhappy with the Iraq War. Dr. Elizabeth Olivet: Carolyn McCormick. Bill Whitney: Titus Welliver. Kenny Ellis: John Boyd. Alan Crockett: Brandon Scott. (Repeat).

Chevy Chase plays an unemployed television actor who lets loose with a drunken, bigoted rant during a DUI bust, at which time Green and Cassady discover evidence of another far more vicious crime. John: Jaymie Dornan. (Repeat).

A maker of sleazy videos exploiting young drunken women is investigated after one of his associates turns up dead. Chris Drake: Tim Peper. Bryce Moore: Daniel Cameron-Talbott. Nicole Flynn: Kim Shaw. (Repeat).

McCoy calls for the death penalty in the case of a convicted mass murderer (Craig Walker) who escaped from jail and killed again. (Repeat).

A female escort is among the suspects brought in for questioning about the murder of an attorney connected with a high-profile wiretapping case. Samantha Weaver: Susan Misner. Julia Veloso: Mercedes Renard. Charles Dillon: David Arden Engel. Mike Owens: Chris McKinney. Dave Tindell: Timothy Adams. (Repeat).

A young man, who was homeless and addicted to drugs, dies under very strange circumstances while visiting his mother (Mariel Hemingway), a tabloid personality known for her alleged gold-digging ways. Dr. Adam Vaughn: Ben Bass. Tony Bicks: Dan Bakkedahl. Dave Seaver: Michael Boatman. M.E. Rodgers: Leslie Hendrix. (Repeat).

Secrets about an adopted child are uncovered in the course of an investigation into the shooting death of a soap-opera star's husband. Jennifer Beals, Anna Chlumsky. (Repeat).

A student is shot at a politically charged college assembly and the investigation leads to a Ph.D. student dealing in embryonic-stem-cell research who feels threatened by the tactics of the assembly speaker (Charlotte Ross)---a right-wing conservative. Bernie Adler: Ron Silver. Malcolm Yates: Louis Cancelmi. (Repeat).

A popular reverend is suspected of a gay actor's murder when it is discovered the victim threatened to out the pastor and expose his hypocritical stance on homosexuality. Reverend Sterling: Anson Mount. (Repeat).

The death by hanging of a successful actress and loving mother leaves the detectives searching for clues to prove it is a case of murder and not the suicide it appears to be. (Repeat).

A publisher is murdered shortly after putting out a controversial book, which may or may not be a factor in the crime. (Repeat).

Raneka must come up with $3K for Asonta's release, but a mystery call changes everything. (Repeat).

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The team wonders if a recent murder may have been committed by a teenage, hearing-impaired Jane Doe, who was found in the streets while covered in blood and holding a knife. Meanwhile, Angela tries to keep new details of her pregnancy a secret from Hodgins. (Repeat).

Booth puts all his energy into apprehending Jacob Broadsky (Arnold Vosloo) after an innocent victim is hit by the sniper's bullet---that was meant for Booth. (Repeat).

When a bowler's remains are found in an automatic pinsetter in the Season 6 finale, Booth goes undercover to fill an injured Max's slot on the victim's team to look for clues and suspects. Meanwhile, a pregnant Angela works via Webcam from the hospital. (Repeat).

In the seventh-season premiere, the team investigate the death of a woman with a history of amnesia, disappearances and head trauma whose corpse is found in a shallow grave. Meanwhile, Booth and a very pregnant Brennan discuss their living arrangements once their baby is born. (Repeat).

A BMX rider's remains on a warehouse roof appear to be the result of a stunt gone terribly awry, until Brennan and Booth uncover critical evidence that suggests the victim's death may not have been an accident. Meanwhile, Sweets asks Booth for advice about proposing to Daisy; and Booth goes to great lengths to prove his commitment to Hannah. (Repeat).

When a wedding planner's remains are found in a tanning bed on Valentine's Day, Brennan and Booth find the key to the case may be found on the victim's computer. Meanwhile, Cam hopes the investigation doesn't get in the way of her holiday plans; and Hodgins learns that the most romantic gifts don't come with a price tag. (Repeat).

After Jacob Broadsky, the sniper who killed the Grave Digger, strikes again, Booth must rely on his military training to stop him before the sharpshooter hits his next target. Meanwhile, Angela's father, ZZ Top guitarist Billy F. Gibbons, wants to name her unborn child. (Repeat).

A blackout during a blizzard hinders the investigation of a murder case that could have far-reaching consequences. Meanwhile, the power outage also traps Booth and Brennan in an elevator, with Sweets on the outside asking all the wrong questions; and Angela and Hodgins may have reason to worry about their unborn baby's health. Directed by David Boreanaz. (Repeat).

Brennan teams up with a Canadian forensic podiatrist to solve the mystery of seven pairs of dismembered feet found after a flood on the border with the U.S., and all but one are from corpses at a university body farm. Meanwhile, Michelle is annoyed when Cam meddles in her college plans. (Repeat).

The death of a myth-busting TV host in the West Virginia wilderness may be the work of the legendary chupacabra, though the list of suspects also includes a pet psychic (Jo Anne Worley) who was one of the victim's rivals in the field. Meanwhile, Jeffersonian assistant Vincent Nigel-Murray's 12-step program features some shocking confessions. Written by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. (R

Booth calls on Walter Sherman (Geoff Stults), a fellow soldier with a bloodhound's tracking skills, for help with a case involving a 17th-century treasure map and the remains of a maritime-museum security guard found in the Florida Everglades. (Repeat).