Guest Appearances

A brutal double murder has haunted Agent Rossi for years, and now he is determined to track down the killer.

The murder of a Hollywood producer drags the agents into a world of big egos, bad acting and drugs. An early suspect emerges in the form of an out-of-favour director, but Jane thinks the killer may be closer to home.

Will and Carlton rent out the house for a music video location shot.

Sam works a case for a woman named Gillian who's being blackmailed into using her security clearance to help smuggle heroin into the US. Meanwhile, Michael arranges a meeting with the man who he believes burnt him.

As Alfred recovers from his attack, Fish makes promises to the institution's chief doctor that earn her a promotion.

As Johnson (Lizzy Caplan) bristles at the hiring of a new female doctor, Masters (Michael Sheen) worries that conducting their study in a brothel is jeopardizing the results. Haas (Nicholas D’Agosto) fights to be allowed to deliver quadruplets.

Johnson considers her best course of action; although Masters blames Johnson, he needs her to manage the chaos of doing the study at a cathouse.

As they begin their senior year, Brandon becomes editor of the school newspaper and Andrea accuses their faculty adviser of sexism.

Despite reports of gang violence and a football game cancellation, Brenda plans a dance and invites students from an inner-city Los Angeles school.

Andrea suspects deception when the English teacher is accused of sexually assaulting a student and Dylan's friends worry about his persistent cough.

The team searches for a missing journalist who recently graduated from reporting celebrity gossip to writing hard-hitting stories for an online magazine. The reporter recently wrote an exposé about a corrupt politician and the team questions whether the subject of her story is to blame for her disappearance.

The constant playing of Will's song "Runaway Sleigh" causes him agony at Christmastime and forces him to take Marcus on a search for the original, handwritten lyrics to prove he is the song's sole writer.

Jack fights a battle of wits and wills with famed professor, author, philosopher and now catatonic patient Gideon Graham.

Cam feels the pressure during his first game back in Boston. M-Chuck unearths lingering racial tensions during the family's cultural tour of a plantation.