Daniel Hardman replaces Jessica as managing partner and makes people's lives extremely difficult; Harvey needs Mike's help.

Mike is assigned the case of a young man who was involved in a hit and run while driving home from a party. The memory of his own parents being killed by a drunk driver compromises Mike's ability to act in the best interest of his client.

Jordan tracks down her missing brother, James (Michael T. Weiss), who holds the key to clearing her father of murder charges.

Melinda must help a former rock star who is terrorized by his father's ghost.

Dylan tries to save the life of the governor; Lu is an advocate for a death row patient; Kayla seeks Dylan's help on an emotional case.

Mary Elizabeth and Rene protest a racy billboard; Davis gets suspended from school for emulating his father's macho attitude.

An advertising photographer (Isabella Hofmann) views her overly dependent mother (Carol Lawrence) as an obstacle to fulfillment.

When the producer of a hit twenty-something series is murdered, Jessica does some directing of her own.

After Jessica's short story for children becomes a television puppet show, she must find the fiend who used one of the puppets as a murder weapon.

A vacation in the Grand Tetons turns into work when the man threatening Jessica's host with blackmail is murdered.

A man wearing a surveillance wire is shot to death at point-blank range in downtown Los Angeles; interpersonal relationships on the squad force Brenda into a corner.

Provenza and Flynn lose the evidence in an attempted murder case when Provenza's car is stolen; Pope is not happy when Brenda is forced to free the suspect and gives her and the squad 48 hours to retrieve the car, the evidence and the suspect.

When a 12-year-old disappears, Brenda must decide whether to treat him as a runaway or a missing person.

The entire squad searches for the person who shot Detective Sanchez's brother, and an overzealous detective and a leak within the department jeopardize the case.

Brenda and the squad investigate the murder of a hairstylist; Brenda's parents stop and visit on their way to Alaska; Brenda's father wants to know when she and Fitz are going to tie the knot.

While visiting New Haven, Conn., Richard announces that he has arranged a surprise interview for Rory with the dean of admissions at Yale University.

The squad investigates the death of a fellow law enforcement officer's daughter; Capt. Raydor focuses her efforts on Detective Sanchez.

Brenda seeks Capt. Raydor's help in an investigation of police brutality; Brenda's attorney starts deposing the squad about the "Shootin' Newton" case the center of the lawsuit against her.

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.

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 wealthy woman is found dead at the bottom of her stairs; Maura decides to undergo minor surgery; Maura reconnects with Hope.

While visiting New Haven, Conn., Richard announces that he has arranged a surprise interview for Rory with the dean of admissions at Yale University.

When a black teen makes friends with his white peers, despite his family being a target of racism, he ends up a murder victim, and detectives must sift through a slew of suspects to find the killer.

While representing the daughter of one of the firm's partners, Alicia becomes attracted to her co-counsel and his unorthodox approach to defending their client.

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 and Bug find themselves trapped in a multicar pileup in the Ted Williams Tunnel when a mysterious blackout hits the city; Macy, Nigel and Woody learn that the blackout was a critical element in an elaborate jewelry heist.

Melinda encounters the angry spirit of a professional ballplayer who tries to take over the body of a young pitcher during a high-school game.

Lu helps a patient accused of welfare fraud when her children's DNA doesn't match her own.

Mary Elizabeth's sister Teresa moves to Birmingham for a fresh start; Rene's mother finds out her ex-boyfriend wiped out her bank account.

Prosecutor Tess faces an ambitious defense attorney (Kadeem Hardison) in a class-action suit against a tobacco company.

Jessica has to solve two murders to clear the name of her old friend Deputy Andy Broom (Louis Herthum), who becomes a suspect when a murder weapon is found in his car.

Jessica travels to Australia to prove that she is the rightful heir to 130,000 acres of grazing land, but her arrival results in two murders.

Jessica investigates when a wealthy yachtsman is murdered two days before a big race, and his rival's daughter is charged with the crime.

While Devalos runs for re-election, Allison has a vision that could jeopardize both of their futures; Joe runs into an old girlfriend who is still interested in him.

An artist's work causes Allison to see disturbing images, leading her to believe that the man behind the canvas has a deadly secret.

Allison is asked to help investigators when a troubled woman who believed her house was haunted is found dead.

Joe begins to fear for his daughter's life when Allison cannot get a murderer, who kills young women, out of her head.

Allison is charged with assault after an old and frightening adversary comes back to haunt her dreams.

Lorelai and Rory make the rounds on Thanksgiving Day, celebrating with Lane, Sookie, Luke and Lorelai's parents.

Major Crimes investigates the disappearance of a stage father; the Baylor family offers to settle with Brenda.

The squad investigates the death of a deputy sheriff; the judge considers dropping the charges against Brenda.

The squad works to track down a serial killer before he strikes again; a game of chess grows dangerous.

The unit draws closer to finding a serial killer; Rusty takes the stand against Phillip Stroh; the team goes head to head with a powerful attorney.

Jane and Maura must unravel an old ghost story to solve a double murder at a hospital; Angela convinces Frankie to stop avoiding Kent.

Lorelai and Rory make the rounds on Thanksgiving Day, celebrating with Lane, Sookie, Luke and Lorelai's parents.

Rush and the team reopen the case of an optimistic young mill worker who was murdered in a town filled with despair.

As Alicia gets ready to defend a scientist accused of arson, Peter's appeals process begins and she is asked to testsify.

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.

An agoraphobic artist, Louis Jeffries (Jeremy London), is the prime suspect in the death of his millionaire neighbor.

A mud-spattered ghost transports Melinda from her home to a jungle, where she uncovers a new mystery involving one of professor Payne's colleagues.

A girl suffering from leukemia needs a kidney transplant but her sister is unwilling to donate her kidney; the selection for the hospital's chief resident is narrowed down.

Rene prepares to meet Bill's children with some help from Mary Elizabeth; Mary Elizabeth and Colliar argue over his birthday party.

A minister loses his faith when his son is killed in an auto accident shortly after the two of them have a fight.

When a young man dies in a motorcycle crash, and a local attorney is murdered, Jessica looks for links between the two seemingly unrelated deaths.

While Jessica is in Atlanta to address mystery writers, a lethal virus is stolen from the Biological Research Institute.

After a San Francisco radio station changes its music format from classical to rock, the promoter who engineered the switch dies and Jessica searches for the killer.

A murder case goes sideways at trial when a defense attorney is able to destroy Detective Amy Sykes' credibility on the stand.

A heavy body is found 40 feet up a tree surrounded by marijuana when Dr. Morales shows up with his father, a retired detective from Uruguay; Julio Sanchez works to get legal guardianship of Mark Jarvis; Andy Flynn prepares a surprise for Sharon.

Sharon's son Ricky comes home for a surprise visit; the department investigates the murder of a retired LAPD fraud detective, who may have been murdered for an arrest she made decades ago.

As the war between bikes and cars escalates in the streets, Major Crimes is deployed to solve a tragic hit-and-run; Lt. Provenza contemplates retirement.

Captain Sharon Raydor duels with Chief Winnie Davis for control of her case; Rusty gets some alarming news from Gus.

Rory and Jess run into Dean at Star Hollow's winter carnival; great-grandmother Gilmore (Marion Ross) pays a surprise visit.

A high-school principal is shot while trying to fix his school; Brenda and Fritz argue about who should cover the case of the principal's murder.

Santa's entrance into Christmas Village via zip line goes awry; Buzz's sister helps the Major Crimes Division solve a holiday case.

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.

The squad must work quickly to find a missing family; Raydor struggles to trust Rusty as he starts taking trips out on his own.

When a bicyclist appears to spontaneously combust, Maura proves his death is actually a murder; Jane is invited to teach a class of FBI recruits at Quantico.

Rory and Jess run into Dean at Star Hollow's winter carnival; great-grandmother Gilmore (Marion Ross) pays a surprise visit.

Rush and Valens try to connect a murder from 1977 to a serial killer about to be released from prison on a legal technicality.

Alicia becomes entangled in office politics when she is asked to represent a partner in the firm on a DUI charge; Alicia wonders if Peter could be guilty of corruption.

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's encounter with an intruder at her apartment, which she believes is connected somehow to her mother's murder, causes her to break down and seek the help of Dr. Howard Stiles (Wallace Shawn).

A desperate spirit pulls Melinda into a family's bitter fight; Delia struggles to teach Ned how to find closure.

Dylan takes action when an insurance company mandates a mastectomy patient be released less than 24 hours after surgery; a cerebral palsy patient sues her mother for negligence.

Rene represents a man who is to be sterilized against his will; young Rene and M.E. attend a segregated concert.

A death-obsessed magician and his institutionalized mother try to escape the childhood tragedy that has damaged both their lives.

Newly successful mystery writer J.B. Fletcher gets involved in a murder at a New York publisher's costume bash.

Newly successful mystery writer J.B. Fletcher gets involved in a murder at a New York publisher's costume bash.

A financier (Howard Duff), reportedly swept overboard during a hurricane, turns up in Jessica's yard disguised as a handyman.

When a truck containing human bones is retrieved from the Delaware River, Rush and Valens link the truck to a Prohibition bootlegger and believe the remains are those of a woman who went missing in 1932.

The discovery of nine human skulls prompts Rush to look again at a serial killer she was unable to put away months earlier, flushing him from hiding for a final showdown.

Rush and Valens unravel the mystery of a girl's parentage and the death of the man assumed to be her father; the detectives are ambivalent about a new member of the squad, Josie Sutton (Sarah Brown).

An overweight, reclusive coed dies in a fraternity house fire, and Lilly discovers a photo of her being held down and forced to drink.

Lilly and Jeffries reopen a case when the mother of a murdered boy finds a letter suggesting that his death was not a random act of violence.

Manipulative Francie convinces Paris that Rory has been plotting against her; when a former maid sues Emily, Lorelai fears giving a deposition will further strain relations with her mother.

A man is murdered while under FBI surveillance; Brenda's parents arrive with surprising news that keeps Brenda's mind from her case.

The Major Crimes Division investigates the hit-and-run murder of a girl on a bicycle; Brenda uncovers a scandal.

A man is found murdered shortly after his release from prison; the squad works to solve a 17-year-old murder; Rusty confesses the reason behind his recent suspicious activity.

The division works to solve the murder of a dog who was left a 20 million dollar estate by his deceased owner; the squad begins to suspect foul play in the death of the dog's owner.

Jane goes under cover in a county jail to draw out a killer who committed a brutal murder.

Manipulative Francie convinces Paris that Rory has been plotting against her; when a former maid sues Emily, Lorelai fears giving a deposition will further strain relations with her mother.

During the reinvestigation of a ballplayer found bludgeoned to death in 1945, Lilly and Jeffries run out of leads and must retrace their steps if they hope to collar the killer.

When a judge overturns a plea deal arranged by Alicia, she looks into his motivation; Diane is made an offer that she cannot refuse.

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 investigates skeletal remains found at a house from her past, and while uncovering the truth about the murder, she learns a shocking secret.

Melinda discovers that a spirit with multiple personalities is trying to prevent the birth of her pregnant friend's child.

Lu uses unconventional methods to treat a patient with a rare and deadly disease.

Rene (Lorraine Toussaint) is sued for malpractice; Mary Elizabeth (Annie Potts) struggles with her daughter's Gothic obsession.

A judge suspends Monica after she misses her performance evaluation, unaware that she is being delayed by a fallen angel out to get her.

Jessica travels to San Francisco for a family wedding and discovers that the groom (Jeff Conaway) faces a murder charge.

Jessica is suspected of a producer's murder after people hear her threatening to stop the victim from filming her new novel.

Jessica delves into two investigations when both her wealthy Southern cousin and his daughter die mysteriously.

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.

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

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.

The mother of a performer is stabbed to death at a dance competition; Korsak's stepson is accused of shooting a police officer.

Jane and Maura investigate a warehouse fire; Gabriel Dean hopes to rekindle his relationship with Jane.

Lorelai agrees to go fishing with her new beau, Alex; Paris tries to have Rory impeached; Lane schemes to go to the prom with Dave.

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.

The squad must question possible suspects when an alleged rapist is murdered; Rusty catches his mother in a lie.

The squad must work quickly when a foreigner is found murdered inside his hotel room; Rusty contemplates sharing a secret with the squad.

On the morning that Jane is supposed to testify in a murder trial, she discovers that a key piece of evidence has been stolen; Frankie decides to learn some magic tricks to impress Nina.

Lorelai agrees to go fishing with her new beau, Alex; Paris tries to have Rory impeached; Lane schemes to go to the prom with Dave.

An elderly woman who died of natural causes was using the identity of a woman who disappeared after being committed to a mental hospital in the 1950s.

Alicia discovers more information about Peter's fall from grace; Will gets cozy with his opposing counsel during a wrongful death suit against a TV commentator.

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 and Nigel head to the deep South to investigate a civil rights murder in a town where residents avoid the truth about the case; Sidney defies Macy's authority when a woman is found dead in her kitchen.

When her car breaks down on a remote road, Melinda finds herself face to face with an angry spirit, who tells her that someone is going to die.

Lu tries to save a woman's fertility after her appendix ruptures; Kayla tries to amends with her estranged twin sister.

Rene and Bill search for a home; a male intern bonds with M.E.'s boss; a new girl sets her sights on young Colliar.

On a flight to Paris, Andrew helps a pediatrician who hopes to rekindle the romance with her husband but instead discovers he is involved with a pregnant, younger woman.

Jessica sets out to prove her secretary isn't a murder suspect.

Jessica helps clear her neighbor (Van Johnson), an eccentric suspected of murdering with one of his inventions.

Murder ends a tycoon's (James Coco) plan to have Jessica design a house of horrors for one of his theme parks.

When Watson comes under suspicion in a DEA investigation into doctors writing illegal prescriptions, she and Holmes must find the person using her medical license.

Holmes and Watson search for a kidnapped woman who's been held for years by her captor; Watson is frustrated when Shinwell won't focus on his informant training.

Holmes and Watson discover a connection between a clown's murder and the creation of a weaponized virus; Bell's new love interest's ex targets him.

A man takes hostages, including Joan, and threatens to execute them unless Holmes finds the person responsible for the death of his son.

A former professional eSports video game player dies after being assaulted in front of his fans during a live video stream; Shinwell asks Joan for advice when his teenage daughter asks to meet with him for the first time in years.

Rory does all she can to control the rivalry between Dean and Jess; Lorelai invites just about everyone to an elaborate feast.

Lorelai is angry when Rory tells Emily about their home's termite damage and Emily offers a repair loan.

Lorelai's retired father visits and drives her and Rory crazy critizing all aspects of their lives.

Jess outbids Dean to win a picnic lunch date with Rory at the annual Stars Hollow Picnic Basket Auction.

Christopher brings his new girlfriend (guest star Madchen Amick) to Stars Hollow, throwing Lorelai and Rory for a loop.

When a forensic accountant is gunned down, Jane and Maura are drawn into a sophisticated Ponzi scheme; Jane makes a life-changing career decision.

Avery confronts the hacker who was responsible for an information breach when she was a psychologist; Krumitz faces off with a murderer.

A woman loses her fourth son to gang violence, and Lilly determines to stop the cycle and save her remaining child by convicting gang leader Miguel Maldonado.

When a high school quarterback dies after overdosing on painkillers, Alicia represents the doctor who prescribed the medication; Alicia deals with bad news at home and gives Peter information that makes his blood boil.

Syd feels guilty about kissing Dr. Baylor (Jeffrey Nordling) as she heads to the county clerk's office with Owen to obtain a marriage license.

The U.S. attorney seizes the firm's files because of possible affiliation with Joe's money-laundering.

When Leviathan resurfaces after four years, Woody's prime suspect escapes, while Nigel figures out that the killings coincide with blue moons.

Melinda finds that the spirit of a former cheerleader is behind a series of freak accidents dogging the team of a high-school coach (Mary J. Blige).

Kel Mitchell hosts a look at true stories of service animals working to change people's lives. The series examines the life science behind these relationships, including the animals' unique and powerful senses that enable them to protect their human charges. A focus on the training and day-to-day jobs of these incredible animals - and the quality of life they provide the people they serve - seeks to provide viewers with a greater understanding of and compassion for animals, and how those with disabilities experience everyday life and the challenges they face.

"Did I Mention Invention?" brings viewers fascinating stories of invention while shining a light on everyday innovators. Alie presents reports of human ingenuity and inspiration from around the world. Viewers learn about innovators young and old, what it takes to bring their vision to life, and little-known facts about the history and process of invention and innovation. "Did I Mention Invention?" aims to ignite a spark within the hearts and minds of audiences, encouraging viewers to try their own hand at creating something new.

Bill's children cause friction; M.E.'s co-worker wants her to lie; young Rene and M.E. sell Girl Scout cookies in white neighborhoods.

The Will Rogers State Historic Park, in Los Angeles.

The International Hip Hop Dance Contest in Las Vegas.

A friend (Hurd Hatfield) asks Jessica to help two Soviet dancers defect, unaware one (George de la Pena) is a murder suspect.

A hypnotist (Jose Ferrer) is murdered before a host of would-be witnesses who all were in a deep trance at the time.

Jessica is asked to complete the last weeks of an expired congressman's term, and discovers politics is murder.

A Broadway legend's (Vivian Blaine) life is threatened after her daughter (Lorna Luft) is seriously injured in a mugging.

A talk-show host (Clive Revill) and a cab driver (Garrett Morris) help Jessica solve the murder of a New Orleans jazz musician.

On a pleasure cruise, Jessica's niece (Belinda Montgomery) receives flowers and messages from her late husband.

Murder is part of a legendary artist's (Cesar Romero) birthday celebration on a Mediterranean island paradise.

Jessica cooperates with private detective Harry McGraw (Jerry Orbach), whose partner died while researching a murder trial.

Jessica inherits part of a pro football team, but the owner's murder convinces her there is more roughness off the field than on.

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.

Eliot lets Carrie and Al use his beach house in the Hamptons in exchange for help with a murder investigation, but exposing secrets in the tight-knit community ends up being challenging.

When a cybercriminal traps Eliot and the mayor in an elevator, Carrie tries to save them before they are sent to their deaths.

A mortician's body is found in one of his own funeral home's caskets; Tommy visits with his son TJ; Jane's loved ones react to her news.

D.B. Russell transfers from Las Vegas to become the director of the new division; Avery considers a career move; Krumitz is a witness in his sister's trial; Elijah deals with a domestic situation.

Recovery of an electronic diary prompts the team to reopen the investigation into the death of a healthy young woman who suffered a stress-induced heart attack when her dot-com company crashed.

Peter's appeal trial begins; Alicia defends a wealthy client whose innocence she doubts; a felon Diana successfully prosecuted is about to be released from prison.

Harvey must protect Pearson Hardman from a rival firm; Louis and Mike pay the price for previous actions.

Harvey pits Rachel against her own father when he threatens to undermine Harvey's settlement; a prank war rages at the firm.

When a dead man turns up on a plane with $3 million handcuffed to his wrist, Jordan and Woody travel back to Las Vegas to work with hotel security (Josh Duhamel) to track the killer.

A ghost asking for help delivering a message to his wife leads Melinda to a dangerous criminal.

A patient experiences amazing results from an experimental drug; Araya's estranged grandparents visit.

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.

Blind Monica has help from Joshua on a case involving gang violence; guest Louis Gossett Jr.; George Newbern; Lynn Whitfield; Al Jarreau; Esther Rolle.

Jessica opposes an ambitious district attorney (Pat Harrington) who believes her poet friend (Paul Sand) killed a novelist.

Stranded at a roadside diner by a storm, bus passengers Jessica and Sheriff Tupper investigate the murder of a fellow traveler.

Hospitalized in Dallas after an airport accident, Jessica endures the inconvenience of a leg cast to probe an in-patient murder.

An FBI informant is the prime suspect in the deaths of two Tijuana police officers; Pope, Taylor and Brenda must deal with a public relations mess when a newspaper prints an unflattering story about Priority Homicide.

The newly renamed Major Crimes Division investigates the death of a teenager that may be related to a planned massacre; the squad searches for a bomb before it can explode.

Brenda and the team investigate an apparent suicide that the medical examiner believes was actually a murder; Brenda's parents are staying with Fritz and Brenda for a few days.

The body of a man who stole $3 million in diamonds is found in the trunk of a car; the condition of the body makes determining the cause of death impossible.

A known sex offender is the prime suspect when a woman is found dead in her home; the suspect's lawyer strings Brenda and the squad along.

As Sherry goes into labor, Lorelai recalls being pregnant with Rory and the events leading up to the day she was born.

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

A security guard and a veteran are found dead outside a home; Brenda's investigation is stifled by the District Attorney's office; Raydor and Pope find the leak in the department.

The squad searches for answers when a young runaway is found murdered in a trash can; Raydor consults her husband about a proposition that she has for Rusty.

The team joins forces with the Special Operations Bureau when an elderly couple is shot in their home; a killer prowls Los Angeles taking hostages along the way.

Jane and Maura work to solve two murders that have deep personal connections for Korsak; Jane gets a surprise visit; Maura receives upsetting feedback on her novel.

As Sherry goes into labor, Lorelai recalls being pregnant with Rory and the events leading up to the day she was born.

Lilly and the team reopen the 1972 shooting of a Vietnam prisoner of war after a pair of POW tags are found in an abandoned drug house.

As Alicia defends a husband accused of murder, her family prepares for the outcome of Peter's appeal and his potential homecoming.

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 covers the graveyard shift at the morgue as victims from a fiery plane crash are brought in; Woody finds the flight manifest and learns that Devan was on the doomed flight.

When Jim tells Melinda that a corpse disappeared from the local morgue, they search for the body and an explanation.

Jonas performs an emergency Caesarean section with the help of Lu's expertise.

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

Blind Monica has help from Joshua on a case involving gang violence; guest Louis Gossett Jr.; George Newbern; Lynn Whitfield; Al Jarreau; Esther Rolle.

Jessica reunites with her college roommate at a desert resort and probes the murder of the woman's ex-husband.

At a Wyoming rancher's grave, a man shocks mourners - including the deceased's daughter - by claiming to be the true heir.

Jessica masquerades as a wealthy widow at a luxurious tropical hotel in an effort to trap the murderer of her good friend.

After Allison helps locate a missing child, a vision of the havoc the child will wreak in the future haunts her.

Allison gets minor concussion from slipping in the bathtub; When she goes to get an MRI she has a strange vision about a man she just met.

When Allison develops maternal feelings for a teenage boy accused of killing his former boss, it interferes with her ability to be impartial about the case.

Allison begins to experience bouts of paranoia and delusional encounters with government agents seeking terrorists when she must help find a missing man.

After Allison dreams that her brother Michael was involved in a bank robbery, he shows up unexpectedly and she fears the worst.

Lorelai and her new boyfriend (Billy Burke) spend a weekend in New York; Jess refuses to explain his black eye when he shows up for dinner with Rory and her grandmother.

When a street hustler witnesses a woman being buried in Griffith Park, an investigation begins; Brenda's obsession with Philip Stroh threatens her career and her life.

A female police officer moves to Los Angeles to head up a division to investigate high-profile crimes.

Lt. Mike Tao finds himself doing double duty when the star of a police show is the prime suspect in the murder of his biggest fan.

The team works overtime to solve the murder of a tech entrepreneur; Rusty struggles to feel accepted when Raydor's son comes home to visit; Fritz Howard prepares to assume command of the LAPD's Special Operations Bureau.

A dead man is found handcuffed to a bed in his own home; as the party approaches, everyone makes a video to say goodbye; the group says farewell and plans for the next adventure.

Lorelai and her new boyfriend (Billy Burke) spend a weekend in New York; Jess refuses to explain his black eye when he shows up for dinner with Rory and her grandmother.

New evidence in the 1965 death of a 4-year-old girl washes up on the New Jersey shore, prompting Lilly and the team to reopen the case.

Peter works on a comeback strategy with his political team while adjusting to life at home; Diane and Alicia try to get a woman to testify against her husband.

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.

Detective Hoyt investigates when a college fencing star is found dead in his room from an apparent suicide, but evidence suggests a possible homicide.

When Homer the Ghost Dog spooks Delia's golden retriever, she goes to dog whisperer Cesar Millan for guidance.

Two women, with very different theories on the practice of medicine, are forced to run a women's medical clinic together.

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

A couple learn that the son they adopted years ago was actually kidnapped, and his biological father now wants him back.

A cheap tycoon with many enemies is found dead on the construction site of his high-rise hotel.

Jessica's actress niece (Alice Krige) is the prime suspect in the murder of a daytime-drama writer (Jessica Walter).

Jessica is drawn into the investigation when an obnoxious man is murdered on the weekend she visits a college campus.

After discovering the identity of the bomber her division has been searching for, Sharon Raydor and the Major Crimes Squad struggle to determine his next target.

When three 15-year-old boys vanish from a Catholic school field trip, Asst. Chief Mason orders Major Crimes to treat their disappearance as a critical missing; Sharon receives more evidence that Phillip Stroh may be returning to Los Angeles.

While the search for the missing boys continues, the squad faces off with an untrustworthy priest, an angry ex-husband and threats from the FBI; Rusty startles Flynn and Sharon with a surprising request.

As Major Crimes continues to search for the remaining St. Joseph's Three, Sharon finds her personal life threatening her career.

While dealing with a difficult personal matter, Raydor continues to investigate the disappearance of the St. Joseph's Three, their relationship with an overly protective priest and the possibility that two of the 15-year-old boys could be killers.

Rory runs into Dean and his new girlfriend at a hockey game; Lorelai finds fault with Jess' treatment of her daughter; Emily is shocked to find her mother-in-law (Marion Ross) kissing a man.

Brenda investigates the puzzling murder of a movie star's wife.

The assistant police chief challenges Brenda as she tries to investigate the murder of a Russian prostitute.