Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Each episode gives viewers an inside look at television, film and music, including interviews with each industry's biggest stars. Over the years, many celebrities have "broken their silence" regarding various scandals or tragedies with hosts and correspondents from "ET." In addition to covering breaking news, the show visits sets of movies and TV shows and heads to the red carpet to cover awards shows and other major events. Airing daily since 1981, "Entertainment Tonight" is the template by which many other entertainment newsmagazines are based.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, has been anchored by Deborah Norville since 1995. Prior to Norville taking the helm, the show was anchored by former Fox News mainstay Bill O'Reilly. Another notable who once served as an on-air correspondent for the show is former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was the show's chief legal analyst from 1990 to 1993.

A schizophrenic in a nearby halfway house is the prime suspect when a teenage girl is murdered; Jordan wrestles with the idea of Kayla moving in with her as her foster child.

Melinda checks on a college student who has been haunted after going to the movies.

One of Dana's patients starts to lose her battle with cystic fibrosis; a patient ignores the negative side effects of her child's medication.

Rene represents a man who claims he killed in self-defense; Davis's friend is homeless; young M.E. and Rene discover a female hobo.

A dying woman hopes her long-lost father can overcome his bitterness and become her daughter's guardian.

Infrared cameras seem to prove Jessica's writing student is guilty of killing his abusive stepfather.

The closing of a family-owned department store leads to a double murder in New York, and Jessica has no shortage of suspects in the crime.

Fresh blood stains indicate foul play when Seth (William Windom) disappears; a proliferation of strangers in town raises Jessica's suspicions.

When a well-known cancer researcher is found dead, Watson and Holmes must determine if his death was related to his latest invention; Bell is finally allowed to re-enter the field.

A serial killer famous for biting his victims appears to have returned from the dead and started killing again.

When anthrax kills a pickpocket, Holmes and Watson must track the toxin's source before anyone else is put in danger.

When Mycroft returns to New York, his motivations cause problems between Joan and Sherlock; an investigation brings Sherlock and Watson to the world of unmanned aeronautics.

Sherlock is forced to work with his estranged brother, Mycroft, in order to solve a case that has life-or-death consequences.

While Maura is away at a convention, Jane needs Susie's help to solve a murder; Korsak is forced to deal with painful unfinished business.

The wedding day has arrived, but Brenda and Fritz are a bit preoccupied with work; someone may be leaving the squad.

Brenda's squad investigates a quadruple murder that may be linked to an FBI case.

A woman is murdered during a video chat with her parents, and the only witness to the crime is an agoraphobic neighbor (Matt Lanter) who has PTSD.

The criminal topping the FBI Cyber's most wanted list murders an Interpol agent - one of Avery's friends.

Jane and Maura investigate a family's background when a man is killed; Jane suspects that Maura is hiding something.

When a witness has problems with her family, Mary finds herself playing baby sitter to three difficult children.

When a theater owner discovers a.38 slug in a piece of set furniture that is not being used as a prop, Lilly and Jeffries reinvestigate a case involving the shooting of a local cabaret singer.

Alicia questions the motives of the lawyer (Wallace Shawn) she is asked to work with on Lemond Bishop's case; Kalinda trains a new investigator; Cary makes a move.

Syd's malpractice trial begins; Joanie considers enrolling in college; Robbie rents O'Neill's to a sorority.

Danni and Randi face off in a custody battle; Rex helps free his destitute brother from a psychiatric ward.

The team finds shocking evidence while checking out the alibi of a baseball player accused of rape.

Melinda helps professor Payne juggle an ex-girlfriend, his 10-year-old son and the jealous ghost of his dead wife.

Dana cares for a dying patient who has been disguising herself as a man; Lu prescribes a drug for a woman whose pharmacist won't carry it for fear of robbery.

Rene and Bill consider eloping; Colliar reveals a secret; M.E.'s uncle threatens young Rene's family.

Elizabeth and her celebrity friends step back in time to the Middle Ages, get trained in battle by a fearless knight, meet mighty steeds and participate in a royal Spanish festival and tournament.

Elizabeth and her celebrity friends get a real bird's-eye view from seats of a seaplane, an F-16 fighter jet and Goodyear's Spirit of America.

A Texas trucker (Earl Holliman) is charged with insurance fraud; his son (Patrick Cassidy) is accused of murder.

Jessica searches for a motive when a legendary maestro, who is about to lose control of his protege, is found murdered.

Burglaries and a murder occur when the carnival comes to Cabot Cove but doesn't seem to bring in a great deal of money.

Internal strife at an earthquake-shaken California zoo culminates in an employee's death from snake bite.

Jessica's probe of a friend's kidnapping in Amsterdam leads to two murders and a diamond-smuggling ring.

Jessica's discovery that Cabot Cove's Revolutionary War hero was actually a traitor results in a TV director's murder.

Jessica's vacation to Honolulu becomes chaotic when the son of her host, power broker Matt Kinkaid, vanishes during a hotly contested U.S. Senate election.

Jessica investigates when, during a visit to San Francisco, an advice columnist (Eileen Brennan) falls victim to a crazed gunman.

Jane and Maura are brought into the world of Keltic writings by the murder of a rare bookseller; Maura prepares Jane to meet her new man; Angela's relationship with Cavanaugh changes.

The squad investigates the kidnapping of a rich financier who is under investigation for ripping off investors.

Sgt. Gabriel shoots a murder suspect he believes is armed and firing at him.

A teenager, who appears to have no enemies, is murdered; Carrie turns to her estranged aunt (Marilu Henner) for help.

When a second murder occurs at an active crime scene, Al and Carrie wade through hundreds of bystanders to uncover if it was retribution or an unrelated attack.

When a young dockworker is found dead, the team discovers that there are mob connections; Jane tries to avoid sensitivity training; Maura starts spending time with Jane's brother.

When a building collapse traps one of Mary's witnesses in the rubble and out in the open, his injury is secondary to the threat of a professional assassin on a nearby roof.

A woman researching her family history learns that her great-grandmother was murdered in 1929 and the case was never solved, prompting Lilly to take a look.

Alicia and Will's latest case leads to an inquest at the coroner's office, where a strict rule dictates that they can ask only three questions per witness; Cary's father brings new business to the firm; Eli plots against Jordan.

A lawyer recruits a genius without a law degree.

A lawyer recruits a genius without a law degree.

Jill probes the murder of a woman believed to have been a miracle worker; Macy helps Lily re-evaluate her relationship with Brandau (Ethan Sandler) and her career.

After Melinda is given the file number of a murder case her father prosecuted, she tries to determine if the trial or the victim's murder is connected to her father's disappearance.

Lu pulls an all-nighter caring for a woman whose baby was cut from her womb during an attack, a rape victim and the man who attacked her.

Rene defends a man charged with vehicular manslaughter; Mary Elizabeth must choose between her daughter's play and her writing class.

The angels intervene when a radio shock jock exploits a troubled teen perched on the roof of a high-rise and threatening to jump.

Accidentally tapped into a closed-circuit video surveillance system, Jessica's neighbor witnesses scheming, a robbery and then a murder.

While vacationing in Martinique, Jessica is called on to help an acquaintance (Wayne Rogers) accused of a woman's (Cassie Yates) murder.

The mysterious deaths of a winery matriarch's son and a rival vintner lead Jessica into a world of greed and betrayal.

A murder related to Turell Baylor's death occurs; Brenda seeks the help of a businessman with old ties to the neighborhood; Brenda's lawyer and the Baylor family lawyer face off in court.

Brenda believes that she has finally cornered Philip Stroh; Brenda's courtroom maneuver puts a case in jeopardy.

Provenza gets stuck in an embarrassing situation when he helps his ex-wife recover her wedding ring from a shady gold buyer.

Brenda investigates the brutal murder of a cancer doctor; Capt. Raydor's new assignment causes Brenda to question her loyalty; Gabriel makes a life change.

A priest's murder drives a wedge between Brenda and Chief Pope; Brenda's parents return as her father continues his cancer treatments.

The team tries to find a witness to the contract killing of a woman outside of a nightclub; Jane puts herself in the line of fire.

Brenda and her squad are deputized by the FBI to help investigate a murder involving drug trafficking at gay dance parties.

A former gang member is murdered; evidence indicates that the victim may not have been the intended target; the case leads Brenda back to Father Jack and the Crenshaw Community Center.

A 19-year-old prostitute is brutally murdered; the squad rushes to deal with the killer whom they believe is part of a larger criminal enterprise.

The team works to capture a spree killer; Raydor is torn between two decisions; Rusty is given more freedom.

A serial killer claims to have clues about the murder of another prisoner; Frankie Jr. prepares to take the detectives exam.

An Orthodox Jewish witness is followed by a mysterious man (Richard Schiff) who answers to a higher authority.

Days before his scheduled execution, a man Jeffries arrested in 1994 begs him to re-examine the case.

After an erratic and litigious client is murdered, Alicia learns that someone close to her may also be in danger; Mike Kresteva (Matthew Perry) and Peter vie for an important endorsement; Diane receives an offer.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Each episode gives viewers an inside look at television, film and music, including interviews with each industry's biggest stars. Over the years, many celebrities have "broken their silence" regarding various scandals or tragedies with hosts and correspondents from "ET." In addition to covering breaking news, the show visits sets of movies and TV shows and heads to the red carpet to cover awards shows and other major events. Airing daily since 1981, "Entertainment Tonight" is the template by which many other entertainment newsmagazines are based.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, has been anchored by Deborah Norville since 1995. Prior to Norville taking the helm, the show was anchored by former Fox News mainstay Bill O'Reilly. Another notable who once served as an on-air correspondent for the show is former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was the show's chief legal analyst from 1990 to 1993.

Macy discovers a young boy is being held hostage; Lily runs into Bug.

A series of possessions finally leads Melinda to the truth about her family's past.

Dana helps a pregnant woman, who fears her baby will die, deliver her second child; Lu treats a hunger strike patient protesting the execution of her son.

Rene prepares for a visit from her estranged brother; Mary Elizabeth decides to accept a job as a security guard.

The angels help a teen who is so ashamed of her trailer park life that she styles herself as a wealthy jet-setter to gain acceptance at school.

Jessica seeks a link between the electrocution of the town bully and the hanging of a teacher who was his lover.

While working on an infomercial, Jessica helps a detective friend (George DiCenzo) probe a strangulation, and tries to find out why a member of her studio audience (Gale Hansen) is found dead during the taping.

Jessica helps a Russian police officer (David Ogden Stiers) capture the elusive mastermind behind the theft of a Faberge egg.

When Allison's cancer-stricken friend dies, she suspects that a hospital staffer is to blame; a story Bridgette wrote eerily echoes Joe's latest job interview.

Allison starts having visions of strange symbols that may hold the key to learning the identity of a serial killer.

Allison becomes attached to an infant while investigating a kidnapping; Marie amazes Joe and Bridgette when she plays the clarinet perfectly without a single lesson.

Vivid nightmares insert Allison into scenes from "Night of the Living Dead," leaving her with unexplained cuts and bite marks.

The SUV Allison rents has unusual features, including a satellite radio that allows her to hear other people's conversations.

The team's skills are tested when the mummified remains of a woman are found; Jane tries to recover from a devastating loss.

A popular online "hook-up king" is shot to death; a police impersonator causes the case to go awry; Pope does a rotation as a member of Brenda's squad to get a firsthand look at how the team works.

A shootout leaves two patrol officers and an 18-year-old boy dead; the Force Investigation Division becomes involved with the case.

The squad races to find the dealer of a bad batch of drugs that claimed the lives of two brothers; Rusty faces a big decision.

The squad is called in to track down a newly-released prisoner who has missed two parole meetings; Sharon invites a therapist to evaluate Rusty.

A witness agrees to testify against a gang member after a community activist is gunned down; TV host Bill O'Reilly criticizes the police department.

Stan becomes the chief suspect when his first witness turns up dead; Mary and Marshall dig deeper into a 20-year-old love triangle.

A 1945 case involves an ambitious reporter demoted to writing trivial advice columns.

When a Supreme Court ruling could result in a life sentence for Colin Sweeney, Will and Alicia rush to trial unprepared; Diane re-evaluates her relationship with Kurt McVeigh.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Each episode gives viewers an inside look at television, film and music, including interviews with each industry's biggest stars. Over the years, many celebrities have "broken their silence" regarding various scandals or tragedies with hosts and correspondents from "ET." In addition to covering breaking news, the show visits sets of movies and TV shows and heads to the red carpet to cover awards shows and other major events. Airing daily since 1981, "Entertainment Tonight" is the template by which many other entertainment newsmagazines are based.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, has been anchored by Deborah Norville since 1995. Prior to Norville taking the helm, the show was anchored by former Fox News mainstay Bill O'Reilly. Another notable who once served as an on-air correspondent for the show is former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was the show's chief legal analyst from 1990 to 1993.

Jordan awakens the morning after a party with a gun in her hand and her former beau (Charles Mesure) with a bullet in his chest.

When a fire breaks out at Rockland University, Jim saves a professor, Eli, who has a near-death experience; Melinda befriends Eli and realizes he shares her ability.

A student who wants to donate her egg to a childless couple is killed, and the situation gets worse when her mother wants to have the egg implanted in herself.

When Mary Elizabeth mistakes an African-American woman for a waitress in a restaurant, she and Rene discuss racism in today's world.

The angels try to help a success-minded man who is more interested in money than his family, but the mission gets complicated when Tess starts to show early signs of Alzheimer's disease.

The pervasive stench of death looms over Jessica and Seth's visit to his cousin's South Carolina plantation.

Jessica takes a trip to Egypt to finalize a cultural exchange program and ends up searching for a killer and a stolen artifact.

A stalker threatens a gifted soprano (Khrystyne Haje) about to make her debut, and Jessica steps in to help with the investigation.

The team investigates a murder during the taping of a reality competition show pitting married couples against each other; Sanchez is reminded of his late wife; Rusty meets Slider's lawyer.

The team is called to investigate a follow up attack on a victim of road rage; Flynn suffers a setback on his road to recovery; Rusty finally gets the interview that he wanted.

The team investigates the murder of a young man who was pushed off the top of a parking structure; Flynn suffers through the ministrations of an overly cheerful physical therapist.

The team investigates the murder of a fugitive diamond thief whose body was found by his bail bondsman; Marianna's brother discovers Rusty's relationship with Slider.

A professional baseball pitcher's daughter goes missing; Rusty is put in an awkward position as Slider approaches the last phase of his trial.

The team helps Korsak investigate a cold case; Jane refuses to believe that she is not ready to go back on duty.

The squad investigates the murder of a man who was the lead suspect in the murder of two girls; the lead detective for the old case comes out of retirement to help the squad.

Brenda reopens a murder investigation when the man who confessed gets the details of the crime wrong during his allocution; Brenda's mother arrives with her niece.

When a body is found at a country club, the squad's investigation leads them down a money trail; Flynn is distracted on the job; Rusty questions Emma's intentions.

When a baseball scout is found dead in his RV, the squad's Christmas vacation is interrupted; the squad discovers a kidnapping scheme; Rusty opens up to Dr. Joe about his mom.

A bank manager is shot during a robbery; Jane's brother may face more trouble as his relationship with Maura begins to grow.

When a bridge collapses, the victims' families go after the engineer, who was once in witness protection; the engineer tries to clear his name regardless of the consequences.

A 1984 shooting case reopens when a new witness comes forward; Lilly follows a lead into the gambling world.

A hacker group brings the trial of an accused rapist to the Internet; Diane is vetted for a Supreme Court seat; Robyn draws Kalinda's suspicion.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Each episode gives viewers an inside look at television, film and music, including interviews with each industry's biggest stars. Over the years, many celebrities have "broken their silence" regarding various scandals or tragedies with hosts and correspondents from "ET." In addition to covering breaking news, the show visits sets of movies and TV shows and heads to the red carpet to cover awards shows and other major events. Airing daily since 1981, "Entertainment Tonight" is the template by which many other entertainment newsmagazines are based.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, has been anchored by Deborah Norville since 1995. Prior to Norville taking the helm, the show was anchored by former Fox News mainstay Bill O'Reilly. Another notable who once served as an on-air correspondent for the show is former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was the show's chief legal analyst from 1990 to 1993.

Jordan, a fugitive from justice, tries to track down the story Pollack was working on in order to figure out what happened the night he was killed; Lu brings in an independent medical examiner (Brooke Smith) to prove Jordan's guilt.

Melinda reconnects with old high-school friends after one of their classmates dies mysteriously.

An overweight woman sues Robert for not hiring her as his secretary; Dana treats a military officer for Gulf War syndrome.

When Mary Elizabeth mistakes an African-American woman for a waitress in a restaurant, she and Rene discuss racism in today's world.

Gabriel (Ossie Davis) and the Angel of Music (Keb' Mo') arrive to look after Tess as the Alzheimer's disease progresses.

Pressured by corporate sponsors, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist (Bruce Weitz) fakes his death, then turns up dead.

Homicide haunts the release of a restored movie, and Jessica investigates the current crime and the 1960 murder that prevented the original release.

The murder of a French designer's estranged son leads Jessica into the world of smuggling and sweatshops.

Lilly feels drawn to a victim when she reopens a 2005 case, compromising the investigation and leading to a startling revelation.

The case of two teens who killed themselves after a murderous rampage at a mall in 1995 reopens when evidence indicates there may have been a third shooter.

A 2004 case involving the disappearance of a female war veteran reopens when her prosthetic arm is found in a river.

Bones found in a subway tunnel are identified as those of a sandhog miner who disappeared in 1947.

Lilly reopens a 1982 case involving a baby that died of SIDS; she investigates the baby's older brother, who believes he had something to do with the death.

Jane and Maura find a man who died in a bathtub full of ice; while trying to stay cool during a heatwave, Angela discovers a spicy tea that brings unexpected romantic consequences.

A body stuffed inside a large box sends Brenda on a search for suspects; Brenda uses the case as a teaching tool for Gabriel; Charlie pulls a stunt that has Brenda and Fritz ready to put her on a plane back home.

A shooting leaves one dead and one person critically injured; Brenda and Fritz fight over how to handle Charlie; Provenza makes a big life change.

The Major Crimes Division must work with the FBI when a graduate student is shot in a gang-riddled neighborhood; each member of the unit reveals how they became interested in joining the police force.

A bomb explodes on a used car lot, killing one of the owners; Rusty wears a bullet-proof vest in an attempt to catch the person responsible for threatening his and Sharon's lives.

A former classmate is found dead at Jane's high school reunion; Korsak gets a visit from his ex-wife; Jane's old flame returns.

When a series of murders seems to follow an ex-con witness, Mary and Marshall must figure out if the witness is the killer before another murder occurs.

Lilly investigates the 2003 case of an autistic boy who witnessed his parents' murder.

As a favor to her mother, Alicia represents software coders in a contract dispute; Peter asks Alicia to renew their wedding vows.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Drew Barrymore presents human-interest stories, celebrity guests, lifestyle segments and field pieces, all driven by her infectious brand of humor and optimism.

Each episode gives viewers an inside look at television, film and music, including interviews with each industry's biggest stars. Over the years, many celebrities have "broken their silence" regarding various scandals or tragedies with hosts and correspondents from "ET." In addition to covering breaking news, the show visits sets of movies and TV shows and heads to the red carpet to cover awards shows and other major events. Airing daily since 1981, "Entertainment Tonight" is the template by which many other entertainment newsmagazines are based.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, has been anchored by Deborah Norville since 1995. Prior to Norville taking the helm, the show was anchored by former Fox News mainstay Bill O'Reilly. Another notable who once served as an on-air correspondent for the show is former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was the show's chief legal analyst from 1990 to 1993.

A special prosecutor (Jeffrey Donovan) investigates the practices of the coroner's office; Lu and Jordan investigate a teenage boy's death.

Melinda tracks down a ghost who is targeting girls on a social-networking Web site.

A nurse is pricked with an HIV-infected needle; Dana must remove a brain tumor from her high-school nemesis.

Rene represents a murder witness; M.E. and Colliar have money problems; young Rene and M.E. learn of the Holocaust.

The angels try to raise the spirits of employees at a Manhattan watchmaking company who find out they're going to lose their jobs on Christmas Eve.

A plan to develop Cabot Cove ends badly when the chief financial investor's wife takes a nose dive into the bay.

An ambitious professor (Nicholas Surovy) at a New England prep school campaigns for the retiring headmaster's (Roy Dotrice) position, only to wind up as a murder victim after winning the post.

Jessica visits Ireland soon after an American tourist's corpse lands in a wishing well near Tom Dempsey's (Rod Taylor) fishing lodge.

A notable county prosecutor is arrested for murder; when Angela hears that Maura is planning to meet Jack's daughter, she sets out to educate Maura about the interests of children today.

After Jane jumps from a bridge to save a prosecutor, Maura worries that she has lost her best friend; Angie enlists Frankie's help to apply for new jobs.

The squad is called in to identify the victim and track down a killer when a severed human foot washes up on shore; Angela enjoys helping Korsak at the Dirty Robber.

The squad is forced to work with a private investigator when a clothing designer is found poisoned and his wife reported missing; Jane asks Maura to teach her mother how to handle her finances.

After a man is found bludgeoned to death on the side of the road, the squad teams up with another detective who believes that he is hunting the same roadside killer; Maura discovers that her identity has been stolen.

The squad works overtime hunting down a serial killer; Maura befriends a witness to the crime who suffers from a medical condition that causes him to believe he is a wolf.