Jessa French

Brennan and Booth probe the murder of an aspiring young singer whose body was discovered on a rural roadside. They investigate the singer's many fans and foes in the music circuit, and, in particular, one obsessed woman who redirects her affections toward Booth after Tommy's death. As the team searches to find out who silenced Tommy once and for all, a shocking occurrence may change the Jeffersonian team forever as one member is caught in the line of fire.

Carrie is supportive at first of Doug's cleaner approach to life, but quickly grows tired of him trying to force his new beliefs on her and having to eat meat in private.

Following the murder of an imprisoned Dixie Mafia soldier, Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) looks for a longtime fugitive whose ID was found inside the diplomatic pouch hidden at Arlo’s house. Meanwhile, Boyd (Walton Goggins) suspects both an old nemesis and a new preacher of undermining his drug business.

As if a visit from a social services worker concerned about Dawn isn’t disturbing enough, Buffy is accidentally hit with Warren, Andrew and Jonathan’s invisibility ray gun.

Jack and his squad search for a toddler, Abby, who was snatched from a park playground while playing with another child. Abby is the daughter of prominent New York Assistant District Attorney Angela Buckman (Marin Hinkle) and her college professor husband, Matthew (John Mese). As the investigation proceeds, clues implicate suspicious people in both parents' lives. But when none of the suspects proves to be the culprit, and a ransom demand is made, the team members suddenly realize that they are focusing on the wrong aspect of the case.