Mary-Joan Negro

Frasier comforts a man whose wife abandoned him and took their children.

An excavation project unearths the remains of a man and a woman who had been active in the counterculture scene before disappearing in 1969.

Bobby prepares for a brutal killer's civil trial; Lindsay continues to battle her former professor and the tobacco industry; the firm gets another lawyer.

The Martin murder case has a startling conclusion; Lindsay delivers a brilliant opening in the case against the tobacco company.

As the situation with North Korea escalates rapidly, Mac's leadership is put to the test as the country faces the threat of a possible nuclear war. Templeton remains at the White House throughout the crisis, and it becomes apparent that his leadership style and direction for the country are squarely at odds with Mac's, underscoring how having him in power might lead to a very different outcome to this tense conflict, on the dramatic conclusion of a special two-part story arc of "Commander In Chief".

David and Keith struggle to create boundaries; Brenda and Nate receive some ambiguous news.