When a friend of Mac's is killed in a blaze, the team investigates in a special rebroadcast of the season premiere. The CSIs soon find evidence of a technique used by a recently paroled arsonist, played by guest star Rob Morrow.
(left to right) Jordana Brewster, Jesse Metcalfe, Patrick Duffy, Josh Henderson and Larry Hagman in "Dallas"
As the saying goes, everything's bigger in Texas, and Texas-sized drama is headed to prime time once again.
The USS Colorado’s crew has one last adventure in the series finale. The episode, titled “Controlled Flight Into Terrain,” is the last chance fans have to catch the military drama, which is not scheduled to return next season.
Julia Stiles, Donna Sorbello, David Walton and Camryn Manheim in "The Makeover"
When victims are discovered in the Mission District, the BAU team travels to San Francisco to investigate. Meanwhile, Reid stays behind to deal with a loss in his personal life. Jamie Luner makes a special guest appearance as art gallery owner Madison Riley.
Olivia Williams more or less burst onto the film scene in the late '90s with a couple of major turns in critically acclaimed films, but never quite made the transition to superstardom that she seemed poised to do.
Four food experts put professional chefs and home cooks to the ultimate culinary test in the two-hour premiere. In this series, Nigella Lawson, Anthony Bourdain, Ludo Lefebvre and Brian Malarkey each mentor a team and then judge their dishes in a blind taste test before sending someone packing.
Though Dr. Seuss's Christmas tale has cheered people for decades, the most heartwarming story to come out of the 2000 live-action version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" may be that of Kelley the dog, who played the Grinch's overworked and under-appreciated companion, Max.
Josh contemplates the next step in his relationship with Nora, while she encounters an old foe bent on revenge. Meanwhile, Aidan gets reacquainted with someone from his past as he searches for blood, and Sally flirts with Trent (guest star John Bregar).
Ludo Lefebvre, Nigella Lawson, Brian Malarkey and Anthony Bourdain in "The Taste"
When it comes to food, taste really is everything.
Oh sure, if it looks good, chances are you’ll probably be more inclined to enjoy what you’re eating. But most of the time, the official verdict on a dish’s palatability rests squarely on those taste receptors in our mouths.