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It's all fun and games at a raucous teen party until two people are brutally attacked with a pair of scissors and the Major Crimes unit has their hands full picking the culprit out of the crowd. Provenza meets someone who will change his life.

A Hollywood comeback is interrupted when a former child star is found dead on skid row, leaving the director of the actor's current movie and his manager as prime suspects. Flynn's daughter (guest star Torrey DeVitto) comes to visit and the true nature of Sharon and Flynn's relationship comes to light.

Dr. Lightman tries to figure out whether a woman with multiple personalities witnessed a murder, while Torres interrogates a judge who is being considered for a Supreme Court appointment.

Zoe gets Dr. Lightman's help in a case involving an African-American college athlete accused of statutory rape, and Dr. Foster tries to help a sympathetic mother while investigating a religious leader for the IRS.

Linden and Holder aren't having much luck identifying the voice of the man who spoke to Kallie Leeds on the dvd they seized. The police raid the motel used by many of the prostitutes and a special room behind a false panel. Linden matches one of the 17 bodies to a girl in the video. She also finds one of the women on the dvds but she says she doesn't remember the man who questioned her. Linden thinks she's hiding something. Similarly, Kallie's mother says she never heard the voice on the recording but Linden thinks she's lying. Goldie turns the tables on the police and goes to the press who dub the killer the Pied Piper.

Kallie's mother Danette tells her boyfriend Joe Mills that she's starting to worry about Kallie. He tells her she has nothing to worry about. The police continue their search for Joe. Mama Dips denies even knowing him but Linden sees through her and determines the relationship between the two. They also learn that she twice called Joe at Danette's trailer. By the time they search Danette's trailer he is nowhere to be found. They get a solid lead when a teenager reports nearly hitting a badly injured girl with his car. They trace her steps and find a bloodied biohazard bag - but no victim. As they continue to search the city, they find blood evidence suggesting she may have gone to the teen shelter. There's no sign of her there but Bullet shows them where she might be staying. When they do catch up the girl, they find it's not Kallie. Danette's mother makes a horrifying discovery.

Linden and Holder question the girl they found, Angie Gower. She was badly beaten and had several of her fingers severed. She says her attacker was soft-spoken and said he was going to save her. She doesn't recognize any of the suspects' photos, including Joe Mills. Holder is beginning to think they're looking for the wrong guy. A terrified Danette Lutz goes to the police station to speak to them about what she's found. Linden has little respect for her but Joe Mills has disappeared. Linden wants to get permission for Adrian to visit his father in prison but his foster parents won't hear of it. Information from them lead Linden and Holder to the apartment where Seward's wife was killed and Linden is now convinced Adrian saw the killer. Skinner isn't impressed however. At the prison, Seward faces someone from his past and gets an unexpected visitor.

Crime drama series from the man behind ʻLost', JJ Abrams. Former CIA agent John Reese is recruited by Harold Finch, who has created a supercomputer for the government that predicts future crimes. The machine only provides a social security number, leaving Reese to discover if that person is the villain or the victim and the nature of the crime that is going to occur. When an Assistant DA working on a major murder/drugs case comes up as a PoI, Reese discovers that a group of corrupt cops are standing in the way of justice.

When they are given the Social Security number of a teenager who was killed two years ago, Reese and Finch begin to question the infallibility of The Machine. Meanwhile, Finch flashes back to The Machine's origin and how it was developed.

After a mansion break-in turns into a homicide, Murtaugh and Riggs set out to find the culprit. Murtaugh and Trish question their trust in Riana as she gets into some trouble with new friends. Meanwhile, Riggs recalls his troubling childhood and finds a true family with Molly and Ben.

On Murtaugh's first day on the job as interim captain, the wife of a popular businessman is abducted and the squad finds a connection in the case to Riggs' father. Meanwhile, Riggs is left to grapple with his family and work.

The squad is on high alert after an apparent threat is made on Riggs' life. With Murtaugh taking on more responsibility at work, he and Riggs have to deal with their changing relationship. Meanwhile, Trish gets caught up in some trouble and Molly asks Riggs to make a big decision about their future. Riggs works on family issues.

Two years after defeating Morgan, visitors from the future send the Runaways back through time to prevent their own murders and even save a friend thought lost forever.

Mystery series - Ep. 5. Monk is on the trail of a man who seems to have committed the perfect crime. Natalie, on the other hand, is concerned about her daughter. She is afraid that Julie's relationship with her new boyfriend is moving too fast.

The squad is on high alert after an apparent threat is made on Riggs' life. With Murtaugh taking on more responsibility at work, he and Riggs have to deal with their changing relationship. Meanwhile, Trish gets caught up in some trouble and Molly asks Riggs to make a big decision about their future. Riggs works on family issues.

When they are given the Social Security number of a teenager who was killed two years ago, Reese and Finch begin to question the infallibility of The Machine. Meanwhile, Finch flashes back to The Machine's origin and how it was developed.

A Hollywood comeback is interrupted when a former child star is found dead on skid row, leaving the director of the actor's current movie and his manager as prime suspects. Flynn's daughter (guest star Torrey DeVitto) comes to visit and the true nature of Sharon and Flynn's relationship comes to light.

Olinsky comes to Hank, fearing that the net is closing in on him. Internal Affairs will soon charge him with the murder of Bingham, the man who killed Voight's son. But Voight's focus changes when he receives a message requesting a meet-up from Hannah, a young woman from his past. Hannah arrives and is distracted, but settles and agrees they can talk. But the chat doesn't last long—Hannah excuses herself and goes to the restroom, but doesn't return. Voight and Ruzek follow her trail towards a nearby bank, where they hear shots fired. No DNA is found in the bank to identify the suspects, and ballistics have no leads either. Hannah is off the radar, but her aunt is located, which leads the team to find out more about the youngster's circumstances. One of the suspected robbers is Hannah's boyfriend, who appears to be coercing her into breaking the law. How high a price will she have to pay for her behaviour.

Zoe gets Dr. Lightman's help in a case involving an African-American college athlete accused of statutory rape, and Dr. Foster tries to help a sympathetic mother while investigating a religious leader for the IRS.

Fellow P.I. Harry Benedict continues to inveigle his way into Harry's life. This time by sending a particularly perplexing case her way. Harry and Fergus are hired to work out how it's possible for a mystery writer to shoot himself in a locked panic room without a gun. The simple answer is it's not but all avenues of investigation lead to dead ends. The bitter ex-partner has a solid alibi, as does the self-published author hurling claims of plagiarism. The key to cracking the case comes from a very surprising source.

When they are given the Social Security number of a teenager who was killed two years ago, Reese and Finch begin to question the infallibility of The Machine. Meanwhile, Finch flashes back to The Machine's origin and how it was developed.

Mystery series - Ep. 5. Monk is on the trail of a man who seems to have committed the perfect crime. Natalie, on the other hand, is concerned about her daughter. She is afraid that Julie's relationship with her new boyfriend is moving too fast.

Olinsky comes to Hank, fearing that the net is closing in on him. Internal Affairs will soon charge him with the murder of Bingham, the man who killed Voight's son. But Voight's focus changes when he receives a message requesting a meet-up from Hannah, a young woman from his past. Hannah arrives and is distracted, but settles and agrees they can talk. But the chat doesn't last long—Hannah excuses herself and goes to the restroom, but doesn't return. Voight and Ruzek follow her trail towards a nearby bank, where they hear shots fired. No DNA is found in the bank to identify the suspects, and ballistics have no leads either. Hannah is off the radar, but her aunt is located, which leads the team to find out more about the youngster's circumstances. One of the suspected robbers is Hannah's boyfriend, who appears to be coercing her into breaking the law. How high a price will she have to pay for her behaviour.

Zoe gets Dr. Lightman's help in a case involving an African-American college athlete accused of statutory rape, and Dr. Foster tries to help a sympathetic mother while investigating a religious leader for the IRS.

The squad is on high alert after an apparent threat is made on Riggs' life. With Murtaugh taking on more responsibility at work, he and Riggs have to deal with their changing relationship. Meanwhile, Trish gets caught up in some trouble and Molly asks Riggs to make a big decision about their future. Riggs works on family issues.

A group of six Los Angeles teens, fractured by a tragic loss, reunite only to discover that their parents may be hiding a terrible secret that turns their world upside down.

The Vibrant Villages competition is fierce, with dirty tricks and sabotage galore. So when Harry's friend Evelyn Summers finds dead fish in her pond, she assumes it's more of the same-until she finds the corpse of her estranged husband.

Monk, in competition with one of Dr. Kroger's other patients, gets conned into helping Kroger's son find buried treasure. The problem is that the treasure is linked to a recent bank robbery and murder.