Womens Entertainment HDTV (East) (WE HD)

Part 1 of a three-part story centers on the killing of a movie-studio president, whose corpse is fished out of a river. Grant: Jeffrey D. Sams. Newman: Scott Cohen. Lisa: Lauren Graham. Greta: Janeane Garofalo. Klein: Dick Latessa. Robert Culp has a cameo as himself. (Repeat).

Part 2 of three. As the case of the movie-studio president's killing continues, it appears that the wrong suspect has been arrested; and Ross must face her ex, who's the new suspect's defense attorney. Newman: Scott Cohen. Grant: Jeffrey D. Sams. Gorton: Keith Szarabajka. (Repeat).

As the three-parter concludes, the suspect gets his day(s) in court, but several events serve to complicate matters. Among them: Gorton suing Ross for custody of their daughter. Gorton: Keith Szarabajka. Newman: Scott Cohen. Joyner: Franchelle Stewart Dorn. (Repeat).

June's determination to mend her relationships with the girls takes a turn for the worse; Pumpkin convinces Josh to let June spend time with the kids; and Alana grapples with a difficult decision. (Repeat).

After a serial rapist (Burt Young) is freed on parole, a young woman is attacked and killed---leading McCoy (Sam Waterston) to try various methods to keep the man off the streets. Janeane: Lisa LoCicero. Granick: Ned Eisenberg. Munro: David Wolos-Fonteno. (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 woman finds her brother shot to death, and the investigation leads to a suspect who first lies to police, then claims he helped the victim change a tire, but had nothing to do with the murder. Bodak: Frank John Hughes. Ricky: Benny Nieves. Shuman: Casey Siemaszko. (Repeat).

An editor is found dead in an apartment that's shared by one of her authors and a lawyer, both of whom insist they were out of town at the time of the murder. Evans: Robert Foxworth. Sarah: Sara Botsford. Adele: Cynthia Harris. Austin: Oren J. Sofer. Dalton: Guy Paul. (Repeat).

The murder of a model leads to an investigation involving her ex-husband, their son and the illegitimate daughter she'd given up for adoption. Sonja: Rene Augesen. Silverman: Bray Poor. Douglas: Adam Kaufman. Jimmy: Paul Lieber. Holland: David McCallum. (Repeat).

In the prosecution of a fatal shooting, Schiff (Steven Hill) refuses the governor's order to seek the death penalty and is removed from the case---prompting him to sue the governor. Panatti: Roy Thinnes. Coburn: Kent Williams. Carolyne: Liana Pai. Keenan: John Driver. (Repeat).

Two teens (Rob McElhenney, Michael Maronna) are accused of killing a fast-food deliveryman. Tyrell: Donna Murphy. Adele: Ellen Muth. Shatenstein: Sig Libowitz. Mr. Wheeler: James Handy. Mrs. Wheeler: Suzanne Costallos. Mrs. Timon: Ava Maria Carnevale. (Repeat).

Bloodstains in a hotel room lead to a case involving two students and a missing baby who they insist was stillborn. Christina: Mags Chernock. Tommy: Zach Chapman. Talbert: Benjamin Hendrickson. Garnett: James Rebhorn. (Repeat).

The investigation into a Navy pilot's death leads to a lieutenant (Kate Walsh) who was the deceased's lover. But McCoy faces military opposition over jurisdiction in the case. Miller: Patti LuPone. Mrs. Stroud: Molly Price. Billings: Daniel Von Bargen. (Repeat).

The shooting of a mother leads to a case involving not only the person who fired the gun but also the doctor who declared her brain dead. Dr. Cosgrove: Michael Nouri. Camacho: Carlos Pizarro. Marty: Armand Schultz. Sutter: Robert Stanton. Judge Schreiber: John Ramsey. (Repeat).

Killings during a robbery lead to the uncovering of a militia, the members of which declare themselves POW's in a war against the Government. Christie: Denis O'Hare. Judge Scarletti: Ted Kazanoff. Robbins: Gerry Becker. Kay: Betsy Aidem. Ross: Carey Lowell. (Repeat).

A crossover episode with "Homicide: Life on the Street" involves the murder of a 14-year-old model. Dr. Janaway: Tom Tammi. Mrs. Janaway: Maureen Anderman. Drake: Dan Hedaya. Ramirez: Sam Valle. Falsone: Jon Seda Danvers: Zeljko Ivanek. (Repeat).

The investigation into an apparent suicide leads to a case involving an adoption, a former spouse, the widower's son, and a person who's been living a lie. Burdett: Stephen Mendillo. Frances: Deborah Rush. O'Brien: Harry O'Reilly. Ryan: Mark Jacoby. (Repeat).

A murder investigation uncovers a lawyer who's able to fix cases for high fees; and the DA wants to find the attorney's partner within the system. Harmon: David Marshall Grant Baker: Bruce MacVittie. Baez: Roger Pretto. Liriano: Jacinto Taras Riddick. Lisa: Alexandra Neil. (Repeat).

An answering-machine message begins an investigation that leads to a teen (Sam Huntington) who claims to have set a fire that claimed the life of his stepsister. Anderton: Robert Vaughn. Judge Simons: Anne Jackson. Weaver: Bob Dishy. Elaine: Mia Dillon. McCoy: Sam Waterston. (Repeat).

The planned circumcision of a couple's daughter (Emmy Rossun) leads to a rift between the American father and the Egyptian mother and then to a killing. Martin: Cotter Smith. Rina: Ava Haddad. Cahill: Steve Landesberg. Mrs. Newman: Abby Lewis. Briscoe: Jerry Orbach. (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).

A shooting attack in a restroom leaves detectives trying to determine who was the intended target. Lindsay: Vera Farmiga. Dr. Mayer: Stephen Pearlman. Verdon: Joanna Merlin. Shrier: Christine Farrell. Rigg: Fred Burrell. (Repeat).

The lawyer for a killer whose latest victims are a social worker and a sportscaster uses exposure to TV violence as a defense. Chandler: Mitchell Lichenstein. Pressman: Dennis Boutsikaris. Thatcher: John Benjamin Hickey. Judge Samuel: Gene Saks. (Repeat).

June's huge destination wedding brings everybody together, including Anna. But it is bittersweet when Alana announces her college admission out of state. (Repeat).

A nationally ranked gymnast is murdered and her remains are hit by lightning and strewn about a public park, and evidence suggests she was leading a double life, but Booth is more puzzled by Brennan's empathy for the victim's father. Meanwhile, Cam confronts the woman who stole her identity. (Repeat).

Brennan dreams about Christopher Pelant during the investigation of the death of a girl who was murdered 18 years ago, and one of the suspects turns out to be an ex-boyfriend who was also a friend of Hodgins'. (Repeat).

A country-music singer's remains are found in a shallow grave, and the Jeffersonian's investigation uncovers his record label's mistreatment of him. Meanwhile, Wendell breaks his arm in a hockey game, but Brennan discovers shocking news when she examines his injury. (Repeat).

Sweets goes undercover in the world of professional chess after a champion's body is discovered in pig slop. Meanwhile, Cam balks at being recognized by a science publication since she feels the honor should go to Brennan; and Canadian podiatrist Douglas Filmore visits the Jeffersonian to work as an intern. (Repeat).

A gang member's remains are found in a burned-out car, and Sweets, who's taking time off from the FBI, helps out with the investigation when a boy from the neighborhood center where he's a volunteer turns out to be the son of a gang member. (Repeat).

A plan to catch Christopher Pelant involves using a human cadaver to stage a murder to match his style and draw him out, but he refuses to take the bait and retaliates by killing someone close to Booth. Meanwhile, Sweets returns to the FBI, but questions the team's trust in Agent Hayes Flynn. (Repeat).

An investigation of the murder of a high-school principal who had cancer leads to his bucket list after the discovery of a video of him punching UFC champ Chuck Liddell in the face. Meanwhile, Brennan and Booth start to plan their wedding; and Sweets learns he may be replaced by a machine. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth's wedding day approaches, but details of a murder probe are kept from the bride so she can stay focused on her big day. Meanwhile, Brennan's father, Max, arouses suspicion when he shows up with a duffel bag full of money. (Repeat).

Brennan and Booth's honeymoon in Buenos Aires turns into a busman's holiday when they help a detective, who's a fan of Brennan's books, investigate the murder of a Nazi war criminal whose remains were found in a mass grave. Meanwhile, Angela and Hodgins have their hands full taking care of Christine while her parents are away. (Repeat).

The investigation of a model's murder reveals that his main source of income was sperm donations, but the discovery that he falsified records spawns a long list of suspects. Meanwhile, Brennan gets into a feud with a fellow author; and Hodgins keeps an eye on a fly larva. (Repeat).

Brennan serves as a juror on a case involving a professional soccer player who's charged with murdering his wife, but she doesn't think he's guilty until his best friend also winds up dead, and then it becomes a team effort to prove he's the killer. (Repeat).

The murder of a food scientist is investigated after human remains are mixed with cans of stew served in a school cafeteria, but when the team discover the deceased's latest invention, it leads to a trail of jealous suspects in a cutthroat industry. Meanwhile, Angela plans a post-wedding bachelorette party for Brennan that gets out of hand. (Repeat).

A nationally ranked gymnast is murdered and her remains are hit by lightning and strewn about a public park, and evidence suggests she was leading a double life, but Booth is more puzzled by Brennan's empathy for the victim's father. Meanwhile, Cam confronts the woman who stole her identity. (Repeat).

Brennan dreams about Christopher Pelant during the investigation of the death of a girl who was murdered 18 years ago, and one of the suspects turns out to be an ex-boyfriend who was also a friend of Hodgins'. (Repeat).

A country-music singer's remains are found in a shallow grave, and the Jeffersonian's investigation uncovers his record label's mistreatment of him. Meanwhile, Wendell breaks his arm in a hockey game, but Brennan discovers shocking news when she examines his injury. (Repeat).

Sweets goes undercover in the world of professional chess after a champion's body is discovered in pig slop. Meanwhile, Cam balks at being recognized by a science publication since she feels the honor should go to Brennan; and Canadian podiatrist Douglas Filmore visits the Jeffersonian to work as an intern. (Repeat).

The brutal beating of a man leads to an investigation that involves two rape incidents, in one of which the victim was comatose. Harding: Erik Jensen. Greta: Cecilia Hart. Leslie: Marin Hinkle. Singer: George Bamford. Frank: Jonathan LaPaglia. Joe: George Palermo. (Repeat).

The lawyer (Philip Bosco) of a mob don who's a suspect in a hit man's murder, insists his client is mentally unfit to stand trial. Johnny Di Maio: Michael Rispoli. Alberto Napoli: Frank Savino. Vickie: Katherine Narducci. Ronny: John O'Leary. Judge Larkin: Rochelle Oliver. (Repeat).

The detectives investigate the murder of a psychologist who was involved in helping the Archdiocese to arrange annulments. Atkins: Jill Clayburgh. Molly: Haviland Morris. Redfield: Tony Roberts. Jim: John Wojda. Behrens:Tom O'Rourke (Repeat).

Justine plans a prison wedding but she's keeping a secret. Melissa's high school crush is a con. Chelsea loves an inmate she's never met. Emily buys a ring with Dauri's stimulus money. Hottie surprises Tai. (Repeat).

A blimp's engine catches fire; Athena and the 118 must rescue victims both inside and outside a packed sports stadium; Bobby and Athena drop May on her first day of college and plan their honeymoon; and Maddie and Chimney go to couple's therapy. (Repeat).

The 118 race to the rescue when a structure collapse at a "happiness convention" traps people under rubble. While on FaceTime with her mom, Athena's father suffers a stroke and crashes through the wall of his house. Hen stretches herself too thin with test prep and her new responsibilities at the 118, while Maddie tries to help new recruit get his bearings at the call center. (Repeat).

While caring for her ailing dad, Athena and Bobby investigate the disappearance of her old friend from 45 years ago. (Repeat).

Athena investigates when the same house is hit with two home invasion 9-1-1 calls within hours of each other. The 118 race to the rescue when a D-I-Y home renovation traps a man in an attic. Hen asks for a second chance with her medical school professor. Maddie and Chimney regret hiring a nanny for Jee-Yun after the woman completely takes over their apartment. (Repeat).

Hen fears for Karen's life when an explosion rocks her science lab on the day she brings Denny to work with her. (Repeat).

Athena and the 118 race to the rescue when near-death experiences plague a fading movie star. (Repeat).

Athena fears for May's life when she encounters a disturbed man. (Repeat).

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).

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).