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The team investigates a bomb blast at a military country club that killed a Marine colonel, and works with an Army investigation unit led by Lt. Col. Hollis Mann (Susanna Thompson), who shares a mutual attraction with Gibbs. Meanwhile, Tony keeps his latest love (Scottie Thompson) a secret from the team. (Repeat).

A man falls to his death from a balcony during a gathering of dignitaries in a Washington, D.C., hotel, and it's discovered that he was a decorated former marine who had become homeless after his discharge. (Repeat).

McGee's teen sister (Troian Bellisario) comes to his apartment covered in blood, with no memory of what happened to her. When he goes to her college to look for answers, he sees the team there inspecting the body of a dead sailor and imagines the worst. Carolyn: April Matson. Madison: Katherine Bailess. (Repeat).

The team investigate the discovery of mummified remains on a Marine base, and a new development forces them to team up with the FBI on the case. Meanwhile, the agents get mad at McGee over his novel, which features characters who are similar to them. Ron Sacks: Don Franklin. Karen: Mandy June Turpin. Trent Kort: David Dayan Fisher. (Repeat).

The agents investigate the death of a Navy lieutenant who died from carbon-monoxide poisoning in the robotic Humvee she helped develop and was testing. The artificial-intelligence vehicle was sabotaged to make the lieutenant's death look like a suicide. (Repeat).

A Marine intelligence officer is murdered in a hotel in a small town, but the team's investigation is hampered by local authorities who disrupted the crime scene and performed an autopsy before the agents arrived. (Repeat).

The discovery of the body of a marine who worked with chemical weapons leads the agents to an old nemesis, explosives expert Mamoun Sharif (Enzo Cilenti). Also tracking Sharif, and now joining Gibbs in the investigation, is Lt. Col. Mann (Susanna Thompson), and she wastes no time flirting with Gibbs. (Repeat).

An arms dealer captured by the agents makes a deal to give them the name of a top dealer who has the Navy's encrypted satellite system and is selling it to the highest bidder. The case requires someone to pose as a 60ish Englishman, so Ducky is sent on an undercover mission. (Repeat).

The decomposing body of a sailor is found in an abandoned restaurant, and the agents work with local law-enforcement officers on the case. One of the detectives is a lot like Tony, personally and professionally, and their bond prompts Tony to open up about his relationship with Jeanne, with whom, it's very clear, he's falling in love. (Repeat).

An inspector with the International Atomic Energy Agency walks into NCIS headquarters and asks the agents to solve a murder---his own. The man, sick and dying, knows he's been poisoned, and wants to find the killer. Meanwhile, Ziva is certain that she knows the man, but she can't remember where they met. (Repeat).

An exploding crypt reveals an odd mixture of body parts, sending the team on a hunt for a mass murderer who likes to dismember victims. Meanwhile, a crabby Abby deals with disappointment of a personal nature and will only open up to Gibbs. (Repeat).

A marine who was believed to have frozen to death wakes up on Ducky's autopsy table. A probe into his past reveals a secret trip to Baghdad on a private cargo plane and a link to Gibbs' past. (Repeat).

A call to an NCIS tip line on possible terrorists turns out to be a trap that leads to the death of two agents. The team tracks down those responsible with help from an agent (Jessica Steen) who blames herself for the tragedy. Jim Nelson: Jacory Gums. Abdul Wahid: Haaz Sleiman. Jamal Malik: Dominic Rains. (Repeat).

A petty officer on whom McGee based a character in his new novel is murdered. Lyndi Crawshaw: Jayne Brook. Landon Grey: Steve Braun. Rick Green: Nynno Ahli. Todd Ryder: Wilson Cruz. Johnny Smokerson: Chris Akers. (Repeat).

The killing of a professional escort leads to a case involving the close relationships between a young man (Matt Keeslar) and two older women (Laila Robins, Penny Fuller). Daniel Messler: John Cunningham. Judge Barry: Doris Belack. Det. Tarvis: Karen Ziemba. Orenstein: David Canary. Georgina: Nancy Johnston. (Repeat).

The investigation into a corrections officer's killing leads to a case involving sex in prison and a female inmate who had been prosecuted by Carmichael (Angie Harmon). Alice: Cara Buono. Danielle Melnick: Tovah Feldshuh. Ricky Crimmins: Joe Latimore. Luis Pacheco: Jacinto Taras Riddick. Candy Pacheco: Karina Arroyave. (Repeat).

A double murder leads to a case involving the deceased's wife and stepmother (Bellamy Young) and a problem with Canadian officials over the suspect's extradition due to Canada's objection to the death penalty. Anne Paulsen: Glynnis O'Connor. (Repeat).

Reginae and Armon finally reunite for a fun date. Toya throws a party for Danielle and learns Reginae has been keeping a secret. Toya tricks Ms. Anita into visiting the Doctor. Beedy moves in with Toya. Reginae is terrified after a home invasion. (Repeat).

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A doctor, described as a "class-A quack," is taken to task for her unorthodox treatment of breast cancer. ADA Jack McCoy: Sam Waterston. Gwen Young: Elizabeth Ashley. Nicholas Bennett: Tony Roberts. Dr. Nancy Haas: Jan Maxwell. (Repeat).

McCoy uses a charge of "larceny by extortion" against a councilman (Anthony Heald) accused of demanding sex for a law-firm partnership. Sarah: Regina Taylor. Powell: Joanna Merlin. Judge Shreiber: John Ramsey. Evelyn: Anne Lange. Locke: Christopher Cousins. (Repeat).

Two suspects in the murder of a prep-school board member are a transit worker (Bruce Kirkpatrick)---and his son (Graham Sack). Barclay: Boyd Gaines. Dwyer: Harry Groener. Stewart: Matthew Thomas Carey. Mrs. Harrigan: Marian Quinn. Vaughn: Gary Thorup. (Repeat).

The detectives try to solve a coed's murder, which was described on-line. Megan: Sharon Martin. Kates: Sandy Duncan. Grupp: Glenn Fitzgerald. Dean Kirkwood: Ralph Williams. Cheryl: Marisa Redanty. Brady: Emmanuel Xuereb. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. Curtis: Benjamin Bratt. (Repeat).

The death of a horse leads to a trial involving a sting operation and a woman's disappearance. Christopher: Frank Converse. Brandson: Byron Jennings. Linde: Joe Grifasi. Judge Fillmore: William Severs. Nichols: Dan Moran. (Repeat).

The search for what appears to be a copycat serial killer results in complications for McCoy, who tackled the original case. Hawthorne: Laila Robins. Brooks: Isiah Whitlock Jr. Fox: David Garrison. Bigelow: Jerome Preston Bates. Monroe: Reggie Montgomery. (Repeat).

A down-on-his-luck exec (Timothy Landfield) becomes the suspect when his wife and son are killed and his daughter wounded. Jenna: Ellen Pompeo. Margot: Brooke Smith. Chester: Shawn Hatosy. Laura: Linda Emond. Judge Gaines: Linda Atkinson. (Repeat).

The detectives and lawyers are deeply affected after witnessing an execution. Dr. Geller: Len Cariou. Jaime: Jennifer Garner. Cathy: Jennifer Bill. Manny: Bill Otis. Ms. Stadler: Erin Cohen. Kincaid: Jill Hennessy. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. Curtis: Benjamin Bratt. McCoy: Sam Waterston. (Repeat).

A suspect in a holdup involving the killing of a policeman asks for a deal in exchange for revealing the whereabouts of his missing accomplice. Harp: Luke Reilly. Bell: Edie Falco. Mrs. Titus: Theresa Merritt. Judge Davis: Nancy Addison. Sandra: Marlene Forte. (Repeat).

A drunken driver kills three persons and is charged with first-degree murder in a case that causes strong disagreements between McCoy and Ross. Dressler: Daniel McDonald. Billings: David Garrison. Judge Feldman: Cliff Gorman. Susan: Kathryn Meisle. Norris: Gene Canfield. (Repeat).

The hunt is on for a pedophile who left his victim comatose. Meanwhile, Briscoe is offered a deal to avenge his daughter's death. Stokes: Ray Anthony Thomas. Kusevitsky: William Hill. Feldman: Cliff Gorman. Anderton: Robert Vaughn. (Repeat).

McCoy attempts to prove that a teen's murder should be linked to the ideas voiced by a white supremacist (Michael Cumpsty). Lamotte: Larry Clarke. Latimer: Jonathan Hogan. Derek: Paul Dawson. Jessica: Anna Belknap. Peter: Joshua Harto. Judge Scarletti: Ted Kazanoff. (Repeat).

George Hearn stands out as an Independent Counsel in an involving Law & Order that concludes on Homicide: Life on the Street. Actors from Homicide appearing in this episode include Richard Belzer, Michael Michelle and Zeljko Ivanek. (Repeat).

Jesse L. Martin is introduced as Briscoe's new partner in this episode, which targets gun control. After a mass murder, McCoy pursues a gun manufacturer who made the weapon used in the killings. Dennis Trope: Neal Huff. Charlotte Swan: Helen Carey. Judge Wright: Ron McLarty. Weber: Murphy Guyer. (Repeat).

A taxi driver finds that his passenger is dead and the resulting case involves an insurance scam and Holocaust victims. Jordan Grimaldi: Matt Servitto. Stewart: Henderson Forsythe. Bresler: Philip Goodwin. Arthur Gold: George Grizzard. Donna: Jacqueline Antaramian. (Repeat).

After his client is acquitted for the attempted murder of a cop, a high-profile defense lawyer is killed. Danielle Melnick: Tovah Feldshuh. Julian Preuss: Garret Dillahunt. Matthew Clemens: Michael Louis Wells. Judge Barbara Lusky: Iris Little Thomas. Harrison Taylor: Michael Mulheren. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. Southerlyn: Elisabeth Rohm. McCoy: Sam Waterston. (Repeat).

After a witness (Mandy Patinkin) fails to appear in court, he's linked to a 20-year-old murder case. Finnerty: Andrew McCarthy. Anne-Marie: Christina Rouner. Ashman: John Tormey. Marvin Silverman: David Chandler. Eddie Travandze: Gene Farber. Det. Rene Laberc: Jean Brassard. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. Green: Jesse L. Martin. McCoy: Sam Waterston. (Repeat).

Borgia comes under threat from two violent home invaders responsible for slaughtering the family of a criminal-turned-informant who was helping her with a case involving fake DEA badges; McCoy risks his career by stretching the law to apprehend these killers. Kevin Almonte: Ritchie Coster. Judge Wade Bookman: Daniel Benzali. (Repeat).

The series ends as Lupo and Bernard try to locate a blogger who threatened to blow up a school, but the teachers' union hampers the probe. Van Buren's personal issues become a public affair. Olympic star Lindsey Vonn appears as a union employee. (Repeat).

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Brennan and Booth investigate the death of a competitive gamer whose success and business partnerships earned him plenty of admirers---but also lots of enemies. Meanwhile, Hodgins, Sweets and intern Colin Fisher camp out for movie tickets ahead of its premiere. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth investigate the motive of a failed bank robbery that ended with a man dressed as Santa Claus blowing himself up. Meanwhile, Brennan's father tries to persuade her to spend the holidays with him and a distant relative (Zooey Deschanel) rather than return to Central America. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth go to New Mexico to investigate the remains of a die-hard UFO believer---with extraterrestrial characteristics---but the work must be done via satellite when the local authorities won't give up the bones. Meanwhile, Angela and intern Wendell divulge their relationship. (Repeat).

Security is tight at the lab when a group of government agents orders Brennan and her team to work on a highly classified case, which prompts Booth and his boss (Diedrich Bader) to bend the rules to determine what's behind the investigation. Meanwhile, Cam is worried that her adopted daughter is keeping a secret from her. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season premiere, work resumes for Brennan, who's back from a dig in Guatemala, and Booth, anxious to return to duty six weeks after his brain surgery, when Angela's psychic (Cyndi Lauper) suggests there are bodies buried under a fountain in Washington, D.C. (Repeat).

The murder of a secret agent spawns a spook-filled investigation that may lead Brennan and Booth to the top of the CIA. Meanwhile, the Jeffersonian team is in danger of losing an intern to a lack of funding, and the success of Brennan's latest book irks Booth. (Repeat).

When the remains of an Amish youth are discovered near railroad tracks, Brennan and Booth suspect foul play after they learn the young man had been a piano prodigy but disappeared a short time before his Rumspringa, or exploration of the modern world. Meanwhile, Booth helps Cam keep an eye on her stepdaughter. (Repeat).

The discovery of human remains at a neighborhood block party tasks Brennan, Booth and Sweets with sifting through hidden scandals and petty agendas in their search for a suspect. Meanwhile, Parker tries to find a mate for his dad, and Jeffersonian intern Arastoo reveals key facts about his background. (Repeat).

The discovery of an Egyptian mummy missing from an exhibition precedes the murder of the Jeffersonian curator in charge; Brennan goes on a date with Booth's boss; Sweets' girlfriend (Carla Gallo) returns to the lab. (Repeat).

When the remains of an heir to a controversial chicken farm turn up on a riverbank, a murder suspect may be found in the deceased's long list of enemies, including animal-rights activists and disgruntled neighbors. (Repeat).

The team investigates the death of a little person who was one of a wrestling league's well-known characters; Booth finds his marksmanship isn't up to his pre-brain-surgery standards when he's up for recertification. (Repeat).

When Booth's grandfather (Ralph Waite) moves out of a nursing home and in with his grandson, he promptly gets involved in Booth's personal life and an investigation of charred remains found by a real-estate agent. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth investigate the death of a competitive gamer whose success and business partnerships earned him plenty of admirers---but also lots of enemies. Meanwhile, Hodgins, Sweets and intern Colin Fisher camp out for movie tickets ahead of its premiere. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth investigate the motive of a failed bank robbery that ended with a man dressed as Santa Claus blowing himself up. Meanwhile, Brennan's father tries to persuade her to spend the holidays with him and a distant relative (Zooey Deschanel) rather than return to Central America. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth go to New Mexico to investigate the remains of a die-hard UFO believer---with extraterrestrial characteristics---but the work must be done via satellite when the local authorities won't give up the bones. Meanwhile, Angela and intern Wendell divulge their relationship. (Repeat).

Security is tight at the lab when a group of government agents orders Brennan and her team to work on a highly classified case, which prompts Booth and his boss (Diedrich Bader) to bend the rules to determine what's behind the investigation. Meanwhile, Cam is worried that her adopted daughter is keeping a secret from her. (Repeat).

McCoy attempts to prove that a teen's murder should be linked to the ideas voiced by a white supremacist (Michael Cumpsty). Lamotte: Larry Clarke. Latimer: Jonathan Hogan. Derek: Paul Dawson. Jessica: Anna Belknap. Peter: Joshua Harto. Judge Scarletti: Ted Kazanoff. (Repeat).

A police-department cover-up stymies the prosecution of a 30-year-old murder case involving a college protester and a security guard (Michael Higgins). Kushner: Roy Thinnes. Walder: Robert Hogan. Latham: Cynthia Hayden. McCoy: Sam Waterston. (Repeat).

Two bounty hunters (Nick Sandow, Christopher McHale) seem to be one step ahead of the detectives during a murder investigation. Shrier: Christine Farrell. Festov: Stephen DeRosa. Branson: Robert LuPone. Millie: Kerry O'Malley. Spellman: Michael Hobbs. (Repeat).

Follows the chaotic life of the high profile mother-and-daughter duo of Toya Johnson-Rushing and Reginae Carter, the ex-wife and the daughter of hip hop legend Lil Wayne. (Repeat).

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The 118 respond to weirder- than-usual emergencies; Bobby is worried about his AA sponsor; Denny asks Hen and Karen about his biological parents; Chimney thinks he found the perfect home for him and Maddie. (Repeat).

A dry thunderstorm rolls over LA, bringing in a series of lightning strike emergencies for the 118 and leaves a first responder's life hanging in the balance. Athena and May go undercover at the rehab facility to help Bobby with his investigation into his sponsor's mysterious death. Maddie dreads her parents visit to her and Chimney's new and unfinished house, while Chimney get a surprise of his o

As Buck's life hangs in the balance, he dreams of a world where he never became a firefighter, for better and worse. (Repeat).

Despite the case being closed, Bobby is determined to prove his AA sponsor was murdered and bring his killer to justice; Meanwhile Buck struggles with his post-traumatic stress. (Repeat).

The 118 race to the rescues with emergencies at a spin class; in a hair salon and to a husband and wife in a compromising position; Buck discovers new cognitive abilities post lightning strike; Hen and Karen are concerned when they find out Denny has been seeing his biological father behind their backs; Maddie and Chimney enlist Athena and Bobby's help with a suspicious neighbor. (Repeat).

The 118 race to the rescue at emergencies at a commercial bakery and a bodybuilding competition; Bobby's annual performance reviews sends Chimney to the firefighter academy where he runs into a familiar face; Eddie's aunt gets involved in his personal life; Maddie helps a nervous teen suffering a panic attack. (Repeat).

The 118 race to the rescue when a fire breaks out in an accountant's office and a car crashes into a "living funeral." Meanwhile, Athena is shocked when a suspect dies in her custody minutes after she arrests him, Buck is attracted to a death doula, and Maddie and Chimney panic when they are audited by the IRS. (Repeat).

The 118 race to rescue two roommates desperately trying to find a needle in a haystack at a landfill, and help a woman whose nightmare dream suddenly becomes a painful reality. Athena and Maddie team-up to find a missing boy in a crowded mall; Chimney debates if the time is right to propose to Maddie. (Repeat).

Athena and the 118 race to rescue when a wedding proposal tragically intersects with a bank robbery, and then when a princess bride is literally stuck on her way to the altar. Athena talks a victim thru her grief; Maddie takes matters into her own hands as Buck finds a surprise visitor on his doorstep. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 finale, a series of freeway car accidents leads to a catastrophic overpass collapse that endangers the lives of civilians and members of the 118. (Repeat).

Athena and Bobby set off on their honeymoon cruise, but duty calls, and their vacation is put on hold. Meanwhile, a fighter jet traps a civilian, and an unusual incident leaves a couple stuck together. (Repeat).

The disastrous cruise continues when Bobby and Athena respond to the ship's explosion, racing to aid injured passengers. Meanwhile, Hen questions her instincts in a life-taking call and grows concerned about Athena and Bobby's whereabouts. (Repeat).

With each moment becoming critical as the ship is flipped upside down, Athena and Bobby take charge, seeking methods for rescue while navigating efforts to guide survivors to safety. Meanwhile, Hen defies protocols in her search for Bobby and Athena. (Repeat).

Hen and Karen welcome a new addition to their family, while a call unfolds involving a person's limb that's taken on a mind of its own. Meanwhile, Eddie and Marisol take a closer look at their relationship, and Buck navigates his new feelings. (Repeat).

A victim of the apartment fire that changed Bobby's life resurfaces, he searches to make amends. Driven by his need to right past wrongs, Bobby delves deep into memories of his childhood, unearthing moments from his fractured past. (Repeat).

Following the devastating fire at the Nash home, Bobby's fate remains uncertain, while Athena embarks on a mission to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Hen and Karin engage in a heated custody battle, while Christopher grapples with forgiving Eddie. (Repeat).

The team bumps heads with Lt. Lynch when she signs them up for an off-book undercover operation to take down a local gang printing counterfeit money without giving them enough time to prepare for the mission. Also, tensions rise at home for Hondo as his parents' strained relationship becomes worse. (Repeat).

Deacon's family gets caught in the crosshairs of a drug cartel when he and the SWAT team aim to bring down its leader, a former foreign rebel force leader running drugs in plain sight via a local flower market. Also, Hondo receives troubling news regarding his father, and Tan is forced to go before an internal review board due to his girlfriend's indiscretion. (Repeat).

Street reconnects with his estranged foster brother, Naterdict, to help a joint investigation between SWAT and the Long Beach Police Department when criminals steal a mass arsenal of LAPD assault rifles. Also, Hondo finds himself at odds with his father over the elder man's declining health, and Luca is overwhelmed when the entire team reconsiders becoming investors in his food truck. (Repeat).

Alana graduates high school, but one family member is a surprise no-show at the big event. Pumpkin fears Anna is still in denial about her diagnosis. June and Pumpkin battle over Alana's college indecision. (Repeat).

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The investigation into the murder of a community leader, who was beaten to death with a baseball bat, focuses on a struggling college student (Avery Waddell). Winters: Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Mills: Sean Cullen. Perry: Curtis McClaren. Clayton: Ron Foster. (Repeat).

George Hearn stands out as an Independent Counsel in an involving Law & Order that concludes on Homicide: Life on the Street. Actors from Homicide appearing in this episode include Richard Belzer, Michael Michelle and Zeljko Ivanek. (Repeat).

Director Shepard, still searching for the arms dealer Le Grenouille, meets an informant who ends up getting killed and the agents try to find out what the man was ready to reveal. (Repeat).

A blind photographer (John Billingsley) accidentally captures the murder of a petty officer, and the team relies on the man's other senses to help in the investigation. Bryn Landers: Katie Lowes. Cdr. Doug Jakobsen: Terry Bozeman. (Repeat).

When Jenny goes to an overseas conference, Gibbs is made acting director, but, preferring to be in the field, he leads his team's investigation of the murder of a woman who was killed in a taxi heading toward NCIS headquarters. (Repeat).

In the fourth-season finale, Gibbs tries to find out why the agents are required to take Homeland Security polygraph tests; and Tony and Jeanne are held captive by a drug dealer. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season opener, the team has a devastating confrontation with La Grenouille (Armand Assante) that turns deadly. Trent Kort: David Dayan Fisher. Col. Jasper Shepard: Webster Williams. (Repeat).

The investigation into the murder of a petty officer turns into a search for a missing child. Joseph Barnes: Nick Searcy. Nicholas Barnes: Owen Beckman. Adrian Nelson: Rick Otto. Sara Nelson: Margaret Easley. (Repeat).

Gibbs works with Lt. Mann (Susanna Thompson) on the case of a murdered Marine captain, an investigation complicated by the fact that a witness is one of Gibb's ex-wives. Stephanie Flynn: Kathleen York. Fred Rinnert: John Asher. Jill Reynolds: Lilli Birdsell. (Repeat).

While examining a research cadaver, Ducky discovers the person was murdered and had ties to a criminal mastermind. Courtney Krieger: Dorian Brown. Dr. Jordan Hampton: Torri Higginson. Shannon O'Hara: Nikita Ager. Robert Graves: Joe Egender. Lt. Carl Greer: Emerson Brooks. (Repeat).