This thread is a way for anyone who has missed any episodes from season six to catch up. It contains the episode recaps from NBC.com in order of their airings. I also have all the episode recaps up in the official epi threads. Please don't post anything here. This is just a place for me to help people who have missed episodes stay up to date. Enjoy!

Episode 601: Retribution - At the scene of a murder, Garret asks Woody to locate a missing Jordan. Lu intercepts, advising that the Lieutenant has given orders to put Woody on administrative leave for stealing evidence. As Woody hands over his badge, Lu coolly tells Garret that an independent pathologist will be conducting the autopsy of the dead bartender's body. In DC, Jordan appears at the Federal Courthouse. Incognito, she watches the Judge enter the building. She suffers a flashback where she imagines shooting him. The suspicious judge catches a glimpse of Jordan. At the courthouse, the Judge alerts security that a woman is following him but Jordan escapes. Back at the Boston Medical Examiner's Office, Woody and Lu argue over Jordan's innocence. Sneaking into the morgue, Nigel and Bug attempt to draw clues from the bartender's body and confront the hostile new pathologist, Dr. Switzer, who promptly orders them off the premises. In Boston, Lily, the "runaway bride" returns from her ditched wedding. She joins Nigel and Bug, who are tracking Jordan's whereabouts through her cell phone. Woody announces to Garret that he is going to bring back Jordan and Garret forbids him to leave. Searching for evidence, Jordan breaks into JD's apartment, crossing a police line. As she combs through memorabilia, she attempts to piece together the night of the murder. Her illegal activities are interrupted by Garret's arrival. Adamant to prove her innocence, Jordan refuses to accompany Garret back to Boston. She convinces him to help her track down the Judge. Back in Boston, Dr. Switzer preps her autopsy. Lily interrupts, planting a hidden pen camera to record the procedure. Meanwhile, at the Federal Courthouse in DC, Jordan punches Garret, staging a faux "heart attack" that lets her snoop through the Judge's office. The Judge appears and Jordan confronts him with her conspiracy theory. She asks him who killed JD but he denies everything. He offers her money as Garret enters. As an alarm sounds, Garret and Jordan flee the building. Outside, they watch the Judge plunge to his death in a dramatic suicide. In Boston, Lu angrily confronts Woody telling him that all evidence points to Jordan's guilt. Garret and Jordan phone in to Bug and Woody and share more information that points to the Judge's guilt. Garret and Jordan enter a DC morgue where they uncover information on hit-and-run victim Dwayne McKenzie, an employee of Terracoal, a multi-billion dollar company. In Boston, Woody tries to piece together a connection between all the murdered men. Garret and Jordan uncover a mining accident at Terracoal that they believe is the reason Dwayne McKenzie was killed. In Boston, Dr. Switzer discovers she has been duped. Angrily, she hands Lily her "pen cam" and confronts Nigel with a laundry list of illegal practices. Meanwhile, Lily and Bug steal into Dr. Switzer's office to check her autopsy files. Garret and Jordan examine x-rays of Dwayne's damaged lung tissue, a condition they believe is due to dangerous particles from the mines. They deduce that the victim was in DC at the time of his death to confront Terracoal, but the company murdered him in an effort to save face. Dwayne's cell phone records indicate several calls to Terracoal's Director of Operations, Ted Hawthorne, shortly before his murder. Meanwhile, back in Boston, the forensics team search for clues that Jordan was drugged. Lu confronts Woody and Nigel and tells them that they are under arrest for multiple charges, including tampering with medical evidence. Nigel and Woody reveal to Lu their theory behind Jordan's innocence. They explain that JD, an investigative reporter, was about to expose a cover-up by Terracoal. Bug appears, telling Lu that tests indicate Jordan was drugged on the night of the murder. Also found at the scene of the crime: coal. Concluding their argument, Bug announces that they have DNA samples that reveal the killer. Jordan pulls up at Terracoal Headquarters. She exits her car and confronts Ted Hawthorne, the corrupt Director of Operations. He confesses his crime and tells her that he has a wife and children to protect. Jordan confesses she wants to kill him as the police arrive and take him away. Garret arrives, telling Jordan that Hawthorne has been linked to the deaths through DNA. He takes Jordan's gun as she is handcuffed and led away by officials. Accepting the blame, Lu is reprimanded by the Lieutenant. Leaving his office, she tells Woody that he is off the hook and that all charges have been dropped. A stunned Woody watches her walk away. Jordan, free and exonerated of all charges, returns to Boston. She thanks Woody for sticking his neck out. Inside the morgue, Jordan says her final goodbye to JD, placing a photo on his chest.

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Episode 602: Shattered - Jordan washes her face in the bathroom. Simultaneously, a young boy stares at himself in the bathroom mirror. He pulls out a handgun and shoots himself. Jordan examines the corpse and reads a handwritten suicide note. At the scene of the death, Jordan and Lu determine the boy was molested by a man named Dave. They ask his father for more clues but before he can help them, he suffers a heart attack and dies. Woody patrols the scene of an evening hit-and-run accident. Forensics pick up pieces of a body. The other participants in the pile-up yell rudely on their cell phones, refusing to co-operate. Annoyed, he continues to search for clues. He finds a severed finger with a wedding ring on it. Woody watches Nigel and Bug singing a nursery rhyme as they collect evidence. He loses his temper, telling them to take their jobs more seriously. In the examination room, Jordan tells Lu that the dead boy was raped. With no DNA to locate the rapist, they head to a community center to meet the man they believe is a suspect. His name is "Dave". Meanwhile, Dr. Switzer rudely confronts Jordan and Lily. She argues with Lily about clearing her stuff out of what is now the doctor's office. Garret and Lily meet William Ivers, a handsome prosecutor assigned by the Attorney General's Office to investigate alleged improprieties in the Medical Examiner's Office. Ivers butts heads with Garret when he asks about Jordan. Meanwhile, Woody pressures Nigel and Bug to come up with clues about the dead hit-and-run woman. Bug reveals the woman was hit by six drivers. At the community center, Jordan and Lu meet Dave, a shady employee who refuses Jordan's request to search his house. Alarmed by his refusal, Jordan tells him she thinks he is a "twisted freak" and that "one way or another" she is going to nail him. Back at the office, Jordan and Lu try to convince Jeffrey that they have "Dave", but Jeffrey asks for more evidence. Jordan thanks Lu for "having my back". Garret pulls Jordan aside and tells her to exercise added precaution with Bill around. Meanwhile, Bill interrogates Bug about Jordan's difficult past. Jordan breaks into Dave's house and steals a photo album. She escapes just as Dave arrives home. Back at the office, an irate Dave confronts Jordan in front of Lu, Garret, and Bill, who looks on silently. Lu offers an alibi that saves Jordan, and Garret advises Jordan to nail her suspect "by the book". Meanwhile, Woody interviews numerous drivers at the scene of the hit-and-run. One woman confesses she saw the victim being "shoved" out the door of a limousine. Bug asks Lily out to dinner and she agrees. Tension between Dr. Switzer and Lily increases when Dr. Switzer tells her she accidentally heard a message from Lily's doctor. A stunned Lily learns that she is pregnant. Woody interviews the limousine driver but he is unhelpful. He learns that the woman boarded the limousine at a convention. Jordan and Lu continue their investigation to incriminate Dave. They court a former student who appears to have suffered similar sexual abuse. Promising to honor his privacy, they beg him to testify. Back at the office, Bug and Nigel recreate a facial image of the hit-and-run victim. Armed with the evidence, Woody takes his evidence to witnesses who were with the woman, Pamela, on the night of her death. An upset Lily confesses to Nigel that she is pregnant by Jeffrey. Nigel confronts Dr. Switzer and tells her he is disgusted by the doctor's rudeness. Lu and Jordan accompany Michael, the molested victim of Dave, but he takes one look at his perpetrator and flees the courtroom. Without a witness, the Judge dismisses the evidence. Nigel tries to soften Bug's expectations of his dinner with Lily. He is interrupted by an angry Dr. Switzer who voraciously defends herself as a professional worker. Woody tells Bug and Nigel that Pamela's husband is coming to see her body. Irate, he requests that her body be cleaned up for the viewing. They discover the cause of her death was the result of a reaction to a drug. Woody confronts the pharmaceutical executive who drank with Pamela on her last night alive. Shocked, he discovers that Pamela suffered an adverse reaction to one of the drug company's pills. Scared, the drunken buddies threw her dead body out of the car. Back at the office, Lily sees Jeffrey for the first time since their ill-fated wedding. Jordan tells Garret that she doesn't care if Ivers is investigating her. She accompanies Lu to court and confronts the apathetic judge. In an impassioned speech, she tells the Judge the severity of the situation: "Give us the **** warrant!" It works and the judge rules that the search warrant can go ahead. Bug and Nigel prepare Pamela's body just in time for her husband's arrival. Lu tells Jordan that the search warrant proved fruitful and has incriminated Dave. Together, they arrive at Dave's arrest. A jubilant Jordan watches on and tells Lu, "You did good!" Meanwhile, as they leave for their date, Lily tells Bug that she is pregnant. Ivers brings Jordan in to his office. As Jordan vigorously defends herself, he drops a bomb. He's not there to investigate Jordan, but Garret.

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Episode 603: 33 Bullets - We open on a series of disturbing night images. A violent shoot-out. Jordan flees from a car that's on fire. There's looting in the streets. Arms hold up a picture of a young black boy and a sign that reads "Killers!" Dr. Switzer and Nigel are trapped in a car. A screen card flashes "Saturday". Cut to 17 hours earlier. Woody and Jordan step out of a car, discussing a reality show. "He had to kiss the elephant or eat the worm!" Jordan is disgusted, saying she would rather watch fiction than real life. Woody and Jordan say hello to Lu, stepping into the aftermath of a high speed pursuit. Lu is standoffish to Woody and when he calls her on it, she tells him that she wants to keep their relationship strictly business. At the shoot-out scene, Jordan examines an eight year-old dead boy. "He's just a kid!" Jordan tells Lu. Fearing hysteria, Lu tells Jordan to cover the victims' bodies. Woody interviews the police. The police defend themselves and say it didn't occur to them that one of the criminals would be a child. He recalls the chase and confides that the little boy fired first – twice. Lu gives Jordan background on one of the victims. He was wanted by police. Jordan counts thirty entrance wounds on the little boy. Lu explains that it's the result of "contagious fire". Once somebody starts shooting, nobody stops. It's Friday morning: 8:33 am. Garret warns the team that this is a high profile case and that they have one hour to avoid the fall-out. Dr. Switzer is asked to join the rest of the team. Disgruntled, she complies. The bodies arrive in as the victims' relatives begin grieving. Across from the little boy's grieving mother, Woody tells one of the officers that the next few weeks will be "the worst of his life". In an effort to make him feel better, he tells him he did what he was trained to do. The mother of the dead boy, "Jamal", is interviewed by Lu. Lu asks her if the family kept a handgun in the house. Angered by the erroneous insinuation, she asks Lu who shot her son. It's 12:29 pm and the news stations have caught wind of the event. They describe it as a "cover-up". Garret chastises Dr. Switzer for leaking the autopsy results to the Governor before showing them to him. Inside the lab, Jordan wonders aloud to Bug what type of a father would give his son an eight millimeter gun. She asks Garret for more time to conduct tests, but Garret tells her that the Governor is breathing down his neck. Meanwhile, in the streets, people are protesting "No Justice! No Peace!" Dr. Switzer tells authorities that she is sure that one of the victims, Russell Wilkes, fired at Officer Bellamy before he was fired upon. The rest of the team deliver their damning autopsy results. To the mother's protests, Jordan indicates that Jamal had fired a weapon first. Jordan's conscience is challenged when the Judge asks her if she believes that the police were, in fact, following protocol. The Judge rules there is no need for disciplinary action needed against the officers. There is pandemonium leaving the courthouse. Angry crowds have gathered. Woody offers the police officer a ride home for safety. Nigel and Dr. Switzer are the victims of a car hostage. Stranded, they dodge bullets in the street. Lu and Jordan argue about the logistics of the situation. Jordan apologizes to the mother for what has happened. The mother tells Jordan: "You've made a mistake". In the wake of riots, Lu and Garret close the office, saying they're in a "hot zone". In the streets, Woody rescues an injured couple. Back at the office, Jordan discovers some disturbing evidence: Jamal's trigger finger is bruised, indicating a staged shooting. It seems he was clutching something very tightly, but not a gun. Meanwhile, Nigel and Dr. Switzer argue about their escape route. Nigel spots blood on Dr. Switzer's arm. Together, Lu and Woody make their way back to the alley. The examiner's office becomes a haven for injured riot victims. Garret confronts Bug on his questionable bedside manner. Still stranded on the streets , Nigel helps Dr. Switzer with her wounds. He asks her how long she's been a victim of "ACS" - or Ann Coulter Syndrome; wherein the afflicted gain strength through the hatred of others. At the alley, Lu and Woody discover incriminating evidence: paint. Together, they recreate a set-up orchestrated by the police. Woody telephones Jordan and tells her they've found evidence and are on their way back to the office. An explosion interrupts his call and Jordan makes her way down to the alley to find him. At the office, tensions erupt between injured victims. During a scrape, a young girl suffers a major injury. After a long evening together, Nigel and Dr. Switzer ready to return to the hospital. During their attempted departure, a looter confronts them, asking for the doctor's purse. Grabbing his bat, Dr. Switzer unleashes ****. She threatens the looter until he flees, petrified. An incredulous Nigel watches on. Garret and Bug perform emergency surgery on the young girl. Bug confesses his nervousness with riots is due to a devastating prior incident in England. Meanwhile, Jordan arrives at the alley and rescues an injured Lu, who thinks she is dying. Jordan attempts to make her laugh and keep her alive. She whispers, "Tell Woody…", but lapses into a coma before she can finish. Woody finds Jordan at the back of the ambulance, collapsed over Lu's dead body. They wheel her back to the Boston Medical Examiner's Office. Jordan confronts the fallen officer with the evidence and he apologizes. "Don't tell me you're sorry", Jordan tells him. "Tell his mother and all of Boston". Woody tells Jordan how he met Lu and confides that he and Lu just "this close" to becoming great friends.

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Episode 605: Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Jordan and Woody join Danny and Delinda at a Boston boxing match between two fighters. Their romance make Jordan and Woody uncomfortable. Danny remarks that they are "just friends". Danny's friend, Colin, emerges triumphant as North American Regional Champion, and the four friends rise up to celebrate his victory. Woody and Jordan have a 6 am call for a body found in a dumpster. Jordan climbs into the dumpster and reveals the identity of the corpse: the fighter from the night before, Colin. Woody breaks the news to a distraught Danny who urges him to "find whoever did this". Colin's wife, Sandy, arrives at the morgue and cries on Danny's shoulder. At the office, Bug conducts an autopsy on "Mary", a drowned woman found in the Charles river. Meanwhile, a very pregnant Lily arrives back in the office and a smitten Bug tells her that she is "glowing". Garret reminds them to keep their personal business "discreet", especially under the watchful eye of Ivers. Woody and Danny pay a trip to Colin's coach. The competitive pair argue about the line of questioning; Woody reminds Danny he's the cop. The coach sips from a fishy drink that he tells the investigators keeps him "young". The coach tells him that Colin's fight partner, Tommy O'Reilly had threatened to kill the dead boxer before the fight. Back at the office, Bug tells Lily about the mysterious dead woman's details. It appears she died sometime in the '80s. Her purse, also found in the river, contains pictures of her children and a fake ID. Jeffrey arrives and Lily reveals that she is pregnant with his child. She tells him that she tried calling him but he was busy. A hurt Jeffrey responds with, "For this you could have found me". Woody asks Danny to help him find a motive for the murder of Colin. Together, they go to Tommy O'Reilly’s house and find Colin's wife, Sandy, in bed with Tommy. A shocked Sandy explains her indiscretion, saying she really needed to be in someone's arms. Tommy agrees to submit to a DNA test saying he "didn't do anything wrong". Bug and Lily argue about the confrontation with Jeffrey, and Garret reprimands them for bringing personal business into the office. Bug discovers the true identity of "Mary". She is Susan, a married woman with estranged kids. Meanwhile, Delinda's arrival at the office excites Nigel, who is smitten with the intelligent, blonde beauty. Nigel delivers information on the dead fighter. It seems the fighter was poisoned by trout soup. He also reveals that Tommy's DNA results have cleared him of suspicion. Meanwhile, a tense Bug and Lily interview Susan's estranged son who is bitter that his mother deserted him at age six. He reveals a goodbye note from his mother and says that he doesn't give a **** about her. Jordan and Woody take a trip to the gym to search for Coach Mickey. They run into Danny who is also doing detective work. Woody and Danny argue and take their competition into the ring. Jordan breaks up their fight with the discovery of another corpse: Coach Mickey. An upset Lily asks Bug how he feels about her. She asks him to step up and tell her what he wants. Meanwhile, in the lab, Jordan discovers Coach Mickey's DNA on Colin. Confused, Woody searches to find a motive for both deaths. Lily and Bug tell Susan's shocked son the truth about their mother. Her mother had escaped from an abusive husband and was coming back to get her son at the time of her death. Jordan discovers Colin had dementia, brain damage caused by violent boxing. Danny's investigating leads the team to Sandy Walsh who is brought into the office. Sandy confesses that she conspired with Mickey to kill her husband. When Coach discovered Sandy's intention to cash in Colin's life insurance, Sandy killed him, too. Bug reveals his feelings to Lily. He tells her that she should focus on her baby and that he "can't be a fourth wheel". Following this emotional discussion, Jeffrey confronts Lily and asks, "What now?" Meanwhile, Woody and Jordan's work relationship grows increasingly tense. He asks Jordan, "Workplace, bad idea?" and Jordan nods, unconvincingly.

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Episode 604: Mr. Little And Mr. Big - William Ivers' presence in the office is unnerving Jordan and Garret. To diffuse the situation, Garret sends Jordan on an out-of-office investigation: a drowned midget. Meanwhile, Jeffrey tells Lily that the logical thing to do is to get married. Confused, Lily escapes and tells Jordan that she wants to accompany her on her out-of-town expedition. At a shoot-out in a parking garage, Woody discovers a dead boy's body. Tracking a suspect, he points a gun at a black man who confides to him that he is also a police officer. To Woody's anger, Parnell, the cop, walks away from the homicide investigation. Meanwhile, Lily and Jordan begin their out-of-town adventure. A hormonal Lily confesses her personal dilemma to Jordan. At the office, Dr. Switzer conducts the boy's autopsy. Intent on hearing the results, Woody presses her for more information. He watches Dr. Switzer's bedside manner with the boy's grieving parents. The boy's father confesses that his son, Drew, had fallen in with a bad group of boys and began experimenting with drugs. Woody compliments Dr. Switzer on her caring bedside manner. William Ivers confronts Garret with budget inconsistencies. Nigel goes over Dr. Switzer's head and reveals information to Woody on the Drew Marshall case. In the countryside, Jordan and Lily meet a small town deputy who reveals the drowned midget. Lily tells Jordan that she can smell hibiscus and the pair break for lunch. Jordan and Lily return from lunch to discover the midget's body has been stolen from the van. Back in Boston Woody confronts Parnell, the cocky cop whose prints he has found all over the body. Parnell tells Woody he lied to him because he's on a case and Woody is a "loose cannon". An unsympathetic Parnell tells Woody that Drew Marshall was just a hopeless drug addict. Nigel discovers important information about a potential suspect in the Drew Marshall case and calls it in to Woody. Meanwhile, Jordan and Lily follow Lily's nose – and the smell of hibiscus – back to an open dirt road. They discover the dead midget's body hanging off a bridge on a bungee cord. Woody follows his lead to the suspect but is apprehended by Parnell. He is handcuffed and put in the back of a police car until Jeffrey arrives to save him. He discovers Parnell is following the suspect, Jesse Brennan, to an important drug dealer, "Mr. Big". Jeffrey tells Woody, "You need to back off and do it our way". Jordan and Lily lift the corpse off the bridge and go in hot pursuit of a suspect truck. The driver of the truck is Geneva Todd, a loopy woman with a flower in her hair. Geneva confides that she is the daughter of the midget, Samuel Todd, and she was helping her father complete his "To Do" list. That "live like you are dying" list included bungee jumping and the return of an engagement ring to an address. A furious Woody rants to Nigel about the Drew Marshall case. Nigel tells Woody that there were no drugs found on Drew's body, just marijuana use from six months earlier. Meanwhile, in the back of the van, Jordan drills Geneva for more information about the drowned midget. It seems there are inconsistencies in her story. Woody confronts Parnell with his theory about Drew Marshall's innocence. Jeffrey intervenes in the pair's bickering and says there's been a hitch in the case. Seems Jesse Brennan has killed "Mr. Big". Jeffrey tells Woody that Brennan has "slipped the noose". Nobody knows where the drug dealer is. Still fighting, Woody and Parnell go to see Dr. Switzer and ask for information that will lead to Jesse Brennan. Dr. Switzer tells them that forensic science has "limits". Dr Garret intervenes, telling them he will help. Meanwhile, in the back of the truck, Jordan reveals her inside information to Geneva about the scam man. Geneva confides that her real name is "Ruby" and that Harry, a small town con man was the love of her life. Jordan, Lily and "Ruby" take a detour to Harry's house and Ruby discovers that Harry was planning to ask for her hand in marriage. Back at the office, the autopsy results reveal an area where the suspect lives. Parnell steals away and Garret and Woody follow him to the address. Woody tracks Parnell down in a seedy part of a drug town. He finds him with the dead drug dealer's body and a bag of drugs. Sympathetic to her case, Lily pleads with Jordan to let Ruby free. Back at the office, Woody tells Parnell that he shouldn't have shot the drug dealer. Jeffrey intervenes and reassures that Parnell is doing his best to keep drugs off the streets. Lily interrupts Jeffrey and, in a heartfelt confession, tells him that she doesn't think it's a good idea to get married. Bill Ivers tells the team that he has found no evidence of corruption, but he did find serious mismanaging of finances. He tells Garret that the place is badly run and that he runs the risk of putting the DA's Office in jeopardy. He leaves with a threat: "That's not going to happen".

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Episode 606: Night Of The Living Dead - It's eight days before the present day. A tense Garret is testifying at the murder trial of a young girl. He testifies that the victim's DNA matches that of the defendant, A.J. Crawford, and the odds that he is innocent are a hundred thousand to one. Upon cross-examination, a nasty lawyer named Levine backs Garret into a corner. He speaks of poor odds and DNA supplied by a heavily damaged blood sample. The defendant, A.J. Crawford, is declared not guilty of all charges. As the charges are read, the father of the murdered girl threatens Crawford and calls him a "dead man". As Levine exits the courtroom with his client, he smugly tells Garret, "You lose again". At the office, Jordan consoles a furious and defeated Garret. Outside a Boston restaurant, Woody and Garret discover three dead bodies, the result of a drive-by. The bodies belong to Levine, A.J. Crawford, and his female assistant. Garret inspects the body of his nemesis, and says, "He's dead!" As Levine's body lays there, a voice says, "Why does everybody keep saying that? I'm not dead!" Back at the Examiner's Office, Bug, Nigel and Woody joke over the dead Levine's body, but Garret tells them to "show some respect". As Levine lays motionless, his voice begs and pleads to the team to realize that he is still alive. We flash back to eight days earlier, and Levine threatens Garret with the comment, "There's nothing I'd like better than to twist a knife in your back". Woody investigates the slain girl's father on suspicion of murder. Woody agrees that A.J. Crawford is a "piece of trash", but says he needs the father's honesty. He declines to arrest the suspect and lets him free. Meanwhile, Nigel and Bug prep for Levine's autopsy as an awake Levine complains that "these two are useless". We flashback to an earlier time when Levine threatened to deport Nigel for an illegal visa status. Lily queries Garret for pertinent information on Levine, but is brushed off rudely. Later, Lily questions Jordan why Garret is so moody. He seems to be taking the death personally. Meanwhile, Nigel uncovers video footage of the victims taking their hits. A suspect in a nearby window is revealed, and it's not the dead girl's father. At the drive-by scene, Nigel takes blood and skin samples from the "hit man". Back at the Examiner's Office, Jordan tells Garret that she thinks Levine's death is "justice". Meanwhile, Garret leaves instructions for one of the team to autopsy Levine. We flashback to an interaction between Woody and Levine; Levine threatens Woody with incriminating tax information. To Levine's dismay, Garret decides to autopsy Levine himself. Meanwhile, Jordan discovers bruising on Crawford's body and other evidence that support the fact that Levine used Crawford as a shield. At Levine's law offices, Woody and Garret reveal news to Levine's disgruntled partners that he was the target. Levine's partners allow Woody and Garret access to his office. There, they uncover a multiple of threats filed against the despised lawyer. Back at the Examiner's Office, Nigel and Woody attempt to find a motive. Nigel reveals the DNA of the killer is female. In an awkward moment, Walcott walks in on Nigel, just as he is accusing her. As Jordan preps for Levine's autopsy, she flashes back to four years earlier - and a sleazy proposition from Levine. Back at the office, Levine's seemingly dead body begs the Examiner to "let bygones be bygones". As she is just about to make the first incision, she abruptly stops and begs Garret not to do a full autopsy on the reviled lawyer. As Garret begins to conduct the autopsy, he flashes back to nine years earlier when the pair were friends. A dispute over a murder case caused the dissolution of the friendship. After that, Levine switched over to the "bad side". Back at the autopsy scene, Garret makes the first cut and discovers a tear. Levine is still alive, the victim of a freakish total paralysis. Walcott warns Garret that the "only way you can save yourself is to save him". Stomach content evidence from the victims reveals Levine's death as contamination by poisoned fish. Bullet tests reveal the gun belonging to a sniper who was once represented by Levine. Garret follows his instinct to Levine's recovery room where he is just about to be smothered by his legal partner. Woody and Garret confront the woman, Dixie, who admits guilt for all three murders. Garret confesses to Walcott a sense of regret involving his former friend. He flashes back to nine years earlier when Levine revealed to Garret and Walcott that he was making it a personal mission to "screw him". Sensing an ensuing scandal, Walcott urges Garret to placate the Attorney General and fire someone. Garret refuses, and she warns that the scapegoat is "going to be you". As Levine discharges himself, Garret apologizes. Levine refuses to accept his former buddy's apology, and tells him that he is going to take him to the cleaners where he can get him "on the stand one last time". As Levine leaves, he is run over by a car and killed. This time, he's really dead.

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Episode 608: Hubris - William Ivers asks Jordan and Bug to audit some previous case histories for inconsistencies. A disgruntled Jordan complies before telling Ivers, "We like to look at things objectively around here". Meanwhile, Nigel brags to Dr. Switzer about his personal blog, "Nigelblog.com". He receives a message from a man called "The Hangman". There is video of a victim being strangled, but he laughs it off. Nigel, Woody and Dr. Switzer find three corpses – and one that is identical to the hangman's strangulation video. At the scene of the crime Nigel receives a disturbing text from the Hangman: "Believe me now?". Meanwhile, back at the office, Jordan and Bug go through a large stack of appeal cases. At the office, Nigel and Woody discover that the Hangman is controlling Nigel's computer. The Hangman reveals that two more victims will die that evening and gives the time of death as 10:15 pm. Switzer chastises Nigel for conducting an online blog. She tells Nigel that The Hangman's most recent victims were also repeatedly tortured. During a chat with Ivers, Jordan discovers an inconsistency in one of the appeal cases but plays dumb. Meanwhile, Woody and Nigel continue their search for who they believe are the two missing victims: David and Theresa Getty. Getty and Switzer conduct further autopsy tests for clues that will lead them to The Hangman. On the computer, Nigel tracks down The Hangman's proxy server and locates the suspect in the building. Together, Woody and Nigel search the premises. They find their suspect working on a computer. The "Hangman" denies their confrontation and tells them he is working on "updating switches" in the building. Jordan confronts Garret with the report inconsistency but he tells her to "handle it". She confides to Bug about the report: a lab result that Garret ruled as a homicide but was most probably a drug overdose. Jordan says that the guy in question is rotting away in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Bug listens and confesses to Jordan that he is the one responsible for the error. Woody continues his interrogation of Ken, "The Hangman" but to no avail. Nigel and Woody decide to hold him for 72 hours and interview his wife. Woody interviews his wife but she maintains his innocence. Meanwhile, Bug struggles with the news that he may have sent an innocent man to prison. The lab delivers the autopsy results to Nigel. The clues lead them to the Salmon Arms Horse Farm where forensics and a SWAT team search for the missing victims. It's too late - Woody finds David Getty hanging dead from the rafters. A message from The Hangman chastises Nigel from not reading the clues correctly. He could have saved a life. Back at the office, Jordan and Bug's tests confirm the presence of cocaine, indicating a drug overdose. Refusing to accept the fact that Bug is wrong, Jordan suggests more tests. Meanwhile, back at the lab, Dr. Switzer discovers a woman's mascara on Getty's body. Nigel deduces that The Hangman's wife is in on the act. He receives a message from The Hangman telling him that Theresa Getty is still alive. Ken Scott is released from his 72 hour hold. Woody attempts to console Nigel on his deep guilt. Meanwhile, Jordan's tests confirm a hairline fracture that may prove the victim was murdered. She reveals the results to Garret just as he is lecturing Bug. Bug is further embarrassed about the new finding. Frustrated by his search for Theresa Getty, Nigel begins a tense game of cat and mouse with The Hangman. Keeping the murderer on the phone, he allows for a SWAT team to reveal his location. The team finds the killers – just moments before they are about to kill Theresa Getty. At the rescue, Nigel tells The Hangman, "It's over!" and reveals how he found him out. The Hangman and his wife are taken to jail. Meanwhile, at the office, Garret feeds his results to Ivers. Ivers tells Garret that the tests will go to the DA's office. Garret consoles Nigel and tells him to stop bragging about his professional exploits on "that **** blog!"

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Episode 607: Isolation - According to Ivers’ cutback policy, Diego Gonzalez’s corpse doesn’t merit an autopsy, despite curious signs of internal hemorrhaging. Garret won’t fight this decision, because Ivers has called a meeting with the Attorney General trying to force Garret out. Jordan sends Lily to comfort Mrs. Gonzalez, and begins the autopsy anyway. With the first cut of the scalpel, yellow fluid spurts out of Gonzalez’ chest. Everyone puts on masks, at a loss for an explanation. Jordan quarantines the corpse, determining that Gonzalez drowned in his own plasma - but why? More information is needed from Mrs. Gonzalez, and Woody offers to escort Jordan to her apartment building. Meanwhile, Ivers and Garret negotiate tensely. Garret offers to resign to spare his staff, but only if Ivers leaves also. Nigel interrupts - it looks like Gonzalez died from a hemorrhagic virus. Garret immediately calls the CDC. Arriving at the apartment building, Jordan gets the call - it’s a hanta virus, and Public Health is on the way. Putting on a mask, Jordan explains to Woody that the hanta virus is contagious only through rodent feces. Hearing Mrs. Gonzalez in distress, Woody kicks down her door and calls the paramedics. Little Elena Garcia brings Jordan to look at her father, who lies dead in their apartment, as a rat crawls nearby. Before long, Public Health has the building sequestered on orders from Dr. Martha Dupree. Jordan doesn’t understand why they aren’t releasing people, since it’s the building that’s the problem. Dr. Dupree explains that most of the residents are illegal aliens, and won’t get care if they leave. Besides, everyone needs a blood test, and that includes Jordan. Garret and Jordan probe Mr. Garcia’s corpse in a makeshift morgue, discovering that the hanta virus didn’t kill him, he was beaten to death. After arranging for Elena’s mom, Mrs. Garcia, to be picked up from her job, Woody questions Elena. She knows that her dad was beaten by a "birdman," but she doesn’t know what he looks like. Mrs. Garcia arrives sick and frantic to find Elena. Jordan questions Mrs. Garcia’s boss, Hope Ellis, who doesn’t understand how her maid became sick so quickly. When Hope coughs, Jordan sees speckling on her arm, a sign of hemorrhaging. Hope has the virus too, and she’s never been in the apartment building. Jordan and Garret tell Dr. Dupree to lock down the building immediately. The virus is spreading between people like the flu, even if it’s impossible. Bug kicks Ivers out of his office and tells pregnant Lily to lock herself in. The morgue is contaminated, the building’s on lock down, and Lily needs to protect her baby. Bug, Nigel and Garret start a transmission chart while Jordan remains in the apartment building taking oral histories. Woody asks Mrs. Garcia who would want to hurt her husband. She admits that they owed money to a coyote named Eduardo. Bug encourages Lily to take a powerful anti-viral drug which may cause birth defects. There’s a fifty-fifty chance she’s got the virus, but Lily is unwilling to risk harming her baby. Meanwhile, Nigel conferences with Jordan, trying to find the source of the virus. Bug interrupts with news that none of the rats in the building have the virus, another impossibility. Jordan feels woozy, but assures Elena that she’s not sick. Nigel tells Garret that there was a recent case of hanta virus in Argentina which doctors believed was transmitted person to person. Since none of the dead traveled recently to Argentina, they must have gotten it from someone else who has and died before they did. Garret sends Nigel to search the bodies that Ivers has not allowed them to autopsy. Woody searches the Garcias’ apartment, and finds an invoice from a repair service with the picture of a bird. Nigel finds an infected John Doe in the morgue, dead for a week. Garret tells him to get an ID and photo, which Nigel sends to Jordan. One of the building residents identifies him as her brother, who got sick while being escorted into the U.S. by a coyote. Could this be the coyote who murdered Garcia? Bug thinks it’s impossible, but Jordan points out that the coyote could be an asymptomatic carrier of the virus - a Typhoid Mary. The virus vaccine arrives, but Jordan’s blood test was inconclusive, and she must re-test. Woody identifies Garcia’s killer as Eduardo the repairman, aka Elena’s birdman. Jordan tells Woody that Eduardo is spreading the virus, and Dupree insists he get vaccinated. Elena notices Eduardo on the vaccination line and alerts Woody. Woody chases Eddie to the subway, where he grabs a hostage. Woody promises to kill Eddy to save Boston from the virus, and Eddie surrenders. Jordan’s retest comes back negative, but her hand is shaking inexplicably. Bug gives Lily the all clear, she and her baby are safe. Ivers realizes the error of his ways: if Garret had been able to autopsy John Doe, the day’s twenty-one deaths might have been prevented. Garret informs him that he’s called the Attorney General and rescinded his resignation. However, Lily gives Garret her notice; she’s bringing a new life into this world, and can’t stand being around death all the time. Woody attends Elena’s happy reunion with her mother, and Bug reluctantly says good-bye to Lily. Back at the morgue, Jordan’s hand shakes as she gives herself a catscan. Jordan asks Garret to look at her scan without telling him the source. There’s a large Meningioma in Jordan’s brain. Garret wonders if the patient died because of the Meningioma, and Jordan allows that she doesn’t know yet.

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Episode 609: Seven Feet Under -

Bug and Woody’s work is interrupted by a loud bang in the hallway. Switzer has just taken delivery of an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus and is chewing out the clumsy deliverymen. Turns out Kate’s also a forensic anthropologist, and she’s been charged with determining the cause of death of murdered mummy Naeema, daughter of Ramses II, thought to be Pharaoh in the time of Moses. Jordan researches risky brain surgery as treatment for her meningioma, prompting another dizzy spell. Garret interrupts with news that a corpse has been located in an open grave. Sensing something’s wrong with Jordan, Garret offers to make the pick-up. Seely’s already at the cemetery and has identified the victim as a female high school student, because of the class ring on her hand. When a cell phone rings, Garret locates it in her purse - it’s her Mom and Dad. The sixteen-year-old was on her own last night, since her parents just flew in from Martinique this morning. Seely gets snarky when her parents can’t come up with any of her friends’ names - don’t they know their own daughter? Garret tells him to stop judging until he has kids of his own. Meanwhile, Jordan and Val have started the autopsy. Looks like Cindy was strangled by a man that she knew and they can get DNA from his saliva, which was found on the corpse. Nigel finds Cindy’s sexy faceplayce.com page, splattered with photos of her two best friends, and allusions to their “dirty little secret.” Meanwhile, Kate quickly reaches the conclusion that Naeema was killed by her brother the prince, not a slave as previously thought. Bug and Woody notice that for the first time, Kate is referring to a corpse by name, rather than “it.” Results from an oral cavity test come back: this corpse has recent fillings and can’t possibly by Naeema. Is it homicide? Garret spies Jordan dropping her meds on the floor, and dares her to pick up the pills, but she can’t. When he pushes to know what’s wrong, she breaks down and shows him her brain scan. He’s concerned that she’s not getting proper treatment, but Jordan’s under the care of Dr. Sanchez. Garret tries to send her home, but she insists on meeting Seely and Cindy’s friends. Seely and Jordan quiz Cindy’s friend Melissa on her spicy faceplayce.com page, featuring a photo of Melissa standing next to her SUV. Crying and upset, Melissa denies any knowledge of Cindy’s “dirty little secret,” and seeks comfort in the arms of her father, Frank. Jordan looks sick, so Garret usurps her investigation of Cindy’s bedroom, where Seely finds a box filled with cash, and Nigel locates Cindy’s soft core website, shocking her parents. Kate describes the ancient ten-week embalming process to Woody, who’s eager to get the mummy’s prints. Hydrating the mummy, Kate reverts to calling her “it,” now that she’s just a case and no longer part of history. Woody’s frustrated by Kate’s pal, the curator of the museum, who’s only interested in retrieving his very expensive mummy, even though one of his employees is probably a murderer. The mummy is identified as Kimberly Wannamaker, an orphan vagrant. Kate informs that she died of hypothermia, so she’s no longer a homicide - their jobs are done. Jordan’s angry that Garret took her case, because she’s dealing with her situation, even if he doesn’t agree. Nigel interrupts with news that a local fan of Cindy’s popular website paid her $800 last night. Jordan moves to call Seely, but Garret hangs up, telling her to let him know when she’s ready to talk. In the interrogation room, Seely and Garret unite to berate web pervert Russell Gruden. He claims that he only met Cindy at the mall, and they didn’t do anything, because he thought she looked too young, not like the other girl. It was Melissa who told him about Cindy. Nigel determines that carpet fibers found inside the sheet wrapped around Cindy came from an SUV, just like Melissa’s. Kate overhears Woody and Bug wondering how she can be so cold. Woody stresses that Kimberly is not an “it,” then proceeds to cross check employee lists for the hospital where she died and the museum to come up with a link. Jordan insists on being present at Seely’s interrogation of Melissa. Her parents also attend and instruct her not to say anything. Seely comes down hard, but Jordan explains that they know Melissa didn’t kill Cindy, but she was there. Telling her parents that protecting Melissa won’t help, and keeping it inside will eat her alive, Jordan advises her to prove that she’s the grown-up she claims to be. Melissa confesses. She works part-time at a hotel, and provided rooms for Cindy’s exploits, but she never saw the man on the night in question. When she went to check on the room, she found Cindy dead. Too scared to call police, she wrapped Cindy in a sheet, stuck her in the SUV and dumped her in an open grave. Jordan, Seely and Nigel proceed to the hotel room with Melissa’s family, where they find a print and match it: the murderer is Melissa’s father, Frank. Woody lectures brother and sister Eric and Maria Bogosian instead of interrogating them. They desecrated Kimberly’s corpse for ten weeks of embalming, thinking no one would notice and it wouldn’t matter. Well, he noticed, and it does matter. Bug complains to Woody that Kate had Kimberly’s corpse boxed up and logged out before he could stop her. Some people just don’t get it. Still, Kate is the only person in attendance at Kimberly’s burial. Garret tells Jordan that he spoke to her doctor, who has recommended transnasal brain surgery. Jordan thinks it’s too risky; her symptoms could be the result of stress, and might disappear. Garret knows that Jordan knows that’s baloney. Furthermore, she’s working with chemicals linked to tumor growth. Jordan refuses to quit - then what is she supposed to do? Garret asks Jordan to let her friends help, but she angrily tells him to keep the matter confidential, and stay out of it.

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Episode 610: Fall From Grace -

Kate calls in sick, so there’s no one to take four high school delinquents on their scheduled tour of the morgue. Bug’s doesn’t want the job, but Garret puts him on it. Jordan emails Garret her latest MRI. She’s happy the meningioma hasn’t grown, and her symptoms have abated, but Garret insists she needs surgery. Jordan counters, “It’s my life, my brain, my decision.” Jordan annoys Woody, showing up late to the scene of a murder in the Boston Commons Ladies Room. A young woman has died of blunt force trauma to the head, but there’s too much blood. Jordan quickly deduces that the woman was late in her pregnancy, and the baby has been cut out of her. The baby could still be alive - so where is it? Bug’s not dealing well with the unruly delinquents, so Garret takes over. He shows them the corpses of some of their classmates, hoping to make an impact. It looks like an amateur performed the C-section on murder victim Carla Owens while she was still alive. Jordan takes a sample of blood spatter from Carla’s arm, thinking it may belong to the killer. Woody proceeds to Carla’s home, surprised to find that she was married to another woman, Marissa. Carla disappeared after going for a walk, and her car is missing. Nigel sends emails from Garret’s computer, and he can’t help noticing all the meningioma material. Unable to resist, he and Bug read email from Jordan’s doctor and conclude that Garret is sick. Marissa and Carla picked out the name Anthony for the baby, which Jordan has determined is a boy. Woody questions Marissa, who assures him that she and Carla were happy together, and the baby’s father is a sperm bank. Woody probes harshly as Jordan tries to reel him in; a neighbor told him that the couple fought all the time. Marissa maintains the neighbor is a bigot. Distressed by Woody’s suspicions, Marissa offers a DNA sample, so they can rule her out. Back in the lab, Woody catches Jordan zoning out while running the test. Jordan berates Woody for his harsh treatment of Marissa, but her DNA matches the splatter on the body. Woody takes a mystified Marissa into custody. A kid named Charlie angers Garret by dressing up a corpse in his hat and glasses. Garret snaps back, cutting into a corpse, causing two of the kids to pass out. At the police station, Marissa maintains her innocence. Marissa and Woody interview her mother, sister Rebecca, and her husband Jeff. The family doesn’t approve of Marissa’s “lifestyle,” and only found out about the baby a few weeks ago. Rebecca tries talking to Marisa, but the sisters argue. Rebecca claims she is there to help, saying, “hate the sin, love the sinner.” Garret signs attendance sheets for each kid, but refuses to sign for Charlie, telling him to come back tomorrow. Jordan asks Nigel to help her go through the evidence again, and he discovers that she made a BIG mistake - she never ran Marissa’s sample. Nigel wonders if she was distracted by Garret’s meningioma, confessing that he knows. Woody’s furious with Jordan - not only has Marissa suffered, but now she has a case for wrongful arrest. Ten hours have been wasted. Jordan apologizes to Marissa, but she’s furious too, telling Jordan to just do her job and find Anthony. Garret sets Charlie to cleaning up a kid’s corpse, telling him to stop thinking about dying, and try thinking about how he’s going to live. Carla’s car is found in a ravine, and Woody calls Jordan to take samples. She finds a bloody pamphlet, which Nigel determines is from Whitesmouth Church. Woody and Jordan proceed to the church to find Marissa’s sister Rebecca, who believes Marissa’s homosexuality is a sin. Unable to restrain herself, Jordan charges Rebecca, demanding to know if she killed the baby, too. Charlie does a half-assed job of cleaning up the kid, so Garret shows him a working man who died in a car accident. This guy resembles Charlie’s dead father, and he feels responsible for his death, a fact he never told his mother. Softened, Charlie cleans the kid properly, and Garret signs his attendance sheet, advising Charlie to talk to his mother. Nigel and Bug confront Garret, relieved when he tells them that he was only consulting on a meningioma case. Jordan thinks Rebecca will get away with Carla’s murder and it’s her fault, so Woody decides to focus on Rebecca’s husband, Jeff. He finally confesses that Rebecca didn’t intend to kill Carla, but when she fell and hit her head, it seemed like a sign from God. Later, Jordan hands baby Anthony to Marissa. Garret and Jordan discuss her big mistake on the job. He thinks that her tumor is pressing on her temporal lobe causing short term memory loss - she’s seizing and doesn’t know it. Garret decides to take Jordan out of rotation: no autopsies, no lab work, no crime scenes. She thinks he’s blackmailing her into surgery, but Garret insists that he can’t cover for her anymore.

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Episode 611: Faith -

Bug and Jordan watch an update on a local school bus hijacking on TV. Thirteen children, their teacher, and the bus driver are missing. Jordan figures the negotiators are stalling for time as the parents try to come up the ransom, $1 million per kid. Kate snipes at Jordan; she’s annoyed at having to take part of Jordan’s caseload, and has already complained to Garret. Jordan tells Garret that she can’t not work, claiming she’s fine, but Garret refuses to put the morgue at risk. Bug interrupts with news that the bus has been found. Woody is on the scene when the SWAT team arrives. A hijacker revs the engine and slams into the police car barricade. The SWAT team kills the hijacker, and Woody finds the bus driver’s corpse, but that’s it – no kids. The only lead Bug finds on the bus is a bullet with blood and tissue on it, lodged near the emergency exit – someone’s been shot. Nigel’s delighted to help Kate with an autopsy of a John Doe, found stuffed in a chimney wearing a Santa suit. Nigel keeps coming up with evidence that the guy is really Santa, like a reindeer hair on his jacket, but Kate maintains that he’s just a drunk. Garret allows Jordan to help with the bus case, asking her to collect DNA samples to match the bloody bullet. Helene Coleman, mother of teacher Grace, claims that she already knows the blood belongs to her daughter, and amazingly enough, the DNA matches. Woody questions Helene, but doesn’t buy into her “intuition.” Still, Helene believes that Grace isn’t dead…yet. The hijackers double the ransom, but seem to have no intention of returning the kids. Woody needs a location, and Bug thinks the kids may be hidden around a water well linked to a silver mine – they could be anywhere. Garret informs that the bus driver was killed with one blow, probably by a professional, and Woody identifies ex-military man Jason Roberts as the suspect. Nigel puts out a story on the local news to search for a missing reindeer, which Kate thinks will open their door to freaks. Naturally, the Easter Bunny shows up. Conrad O’Dell played the reindeer to Horace Burroughs’ Santa at the local mall. Burroughs loved the kids, and moved back after he quit drinking to be near his estranged daughter. Nigel resolves to find her. Garret’s angry to find Jordan working, but she thinks Grace is still alive and was dumped off the bus in the middle of nowhere. Acting nutty, Jordan has a seizure and passes out. The cat’s out of the bag, now everyone knows about her condition. Garret relegates her to rest in her office, telling her not to leave; it’s time for her to think about herself for once. Nigel is particularly devastated by Jordan’s condition, and retreats to the hallway, where he commiserates with little Gwen, the granddaughter Burroughs never met. Kate has just succeeded in calming Gwen’s mother Stacey when Nigel enters to give his condolences. With Gwen on her lap, Stacey vents her anger at the alcoholic father who deserted her, making Nigel feel worse. Woody checks on Jordan, who’s already back to work. Bug interrupts with news that dust on Roberts’ doorstep points to a location for the missing kids: a quarry in Philipston, downstream from a silver mine. Jordan asks Woody to take Roberts alive - he’s the only one who knows Grace’s location. Catching Jordan at work, Garret fires her, refusing to watch her kill herself. Woody runs through the woods towards the quarry, listening on his headset as the SWAT team kills Roberts and recovers all thirteen kids. Jordan is devastated to learn that Grace is nowhere to be found, but Helene knows she’s still alive. Likewise, Woody has faith that Jordan will be fine. Jordan thinks dying is easy. When it comes to surviving brain surgery intact, she’s not so sure. When Conrad brings by a photo of Gwen on Santa’s lap, Nigel deduces why Burroughs got stuck in the chimney. He was trying to make Gwen’s Christmas wish of scoring a soccer goal come true. Kate thinks Burroughs was just a drunk in a chimney, explaining that her father was a functional alcoholic, mean and selfish. There’s nothing Nigel can do to fix the situation. Woody tells Bug and Garret that they have to find Grace. He insists that Jordan needs this, she’s giving up. What if they assume Grace is alive? Cold could stanch the flow of blood, but how could she survive it? Garret points out Pageant Hot Springs – heat and cold together. It’s a long shot, but Jordan insists on checking it out with Woody. Now she’s fired, Garret can’t tell her what to do. Nigel apologizes to Stacey and gives Gwen the photo, explaining that a reindeer told him Santa died while trying to grant her Christmas wish. Why not believe in the best of him, for Gwen’s sake? Jordan finds Grace alive, and she is soon on the mend. Back at the morgue, Jordan tells Garret that she’s scheduled for brain surgery. Hugging Jordan for dear life, he promises to be there.

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Episode 612: Sleeping Beauty -

Kate and Woody are on the scene of a double murder. There’s one victim in a car, a rookie cop, and an older man on a stoop. Tracy Seaver breaks through the police line and runs to her father Bobby’s corpse. She lays into Woody: the cops were supposed to protect Bobby. He was slated to testify against gangster kingpin JJ Keene, having seen him shoot Darryl Bellamy. Jordan’s at the lab alphabetizing samples just before her surgery. Garret promises they’ll slip out with no fanfare, and especially no flowers, which Jordan thinks are for dead people. On the way out, they’re surprised by an awkward send-off party, organized by Bug and Nigel. A delivery man arrives with flowers - rather than be there, disaffected Woody has sent the next best thing. JJ pulls up to the murder scene with a wreath of flowers, apologizing sardonically for Tracy’s loss. DA Renee Walcott is furious: her case was based entirely on Bobby’s testimony, and JJ’s lawyer has already filed a motion to dismiss. Woody promises to bring JJ in for questioning. JJ claims that he was in church with his mother during the murders, and has only agreed to the interrogation with his expensive lawyer as a courtesy. Renee receives a call - the judge has dismissed the case. At the hospital, Jordan has passed over her father to designate Garret as her legal guardian. If things go wrong in surgery, she makes him promise to end her life if she can’t. Nigel wants to do something to help Jordan so he buys an elaborate aquarium to ward off post-operative depression, despite Bug’s protests. He laments that Jordan can’t even keep a house plant alive. Meanwhile, a partial bloody print is located on the dead cop’s car, but it’s unreadable. Jordan’s composure cracks as she’s wheeled to the operating room. Clutching Garret, she asks to be buried near her mother. Kate determines that Bobby was killed with bullets from two different guns from out of state. Luckily, Nigel has built a program to search all fifty states. Kate refuses to re-examine Bellamy’s corpse, relenting when Woody threatens to call Garret. Kate determines that an unexamined hair belongs to Tracy - she witnessed Bellamy’s murder, too. Kate informs the DA, infuriating Woody. Jordan’s tumor is bigger than expected and her surgery isn’t going so well. Rachel, who waits on her daughter’s brain surgery with her son, comforts Garret, then backs off when she learns he’s the Medical Examiner. Meanwhile, Woody searches the streets for Tracy, alarmed when he hears gunshots and spies JJ. This time, it’s only Woody’s windshield that’s been shot. The DA shuts Woody out of Tracy’s interrogation. Tracy admits she was a witness, but knows that she’ll be killed if forced to testify. Woody comes to her defense, but the case is back on the docket. The DA thinks Woody is confusing Tracy with someone else he’s trying to save. Desperate to keep her safe, Woody hides Tracy in Jordan’s office. Nigel sets the aquarium up in the morgue. Nigel’s program identifies two gangstas from Philadelphia, Beau and Arif as the gun owners. Woody locks them up overnight, hoping they’ll confess, and returns to Jordan’s office to spend the night watching Tracy, while thinking about Jordan. Unable to stand the wait, Garret sneaks into an observation window to watch over Jordan’s surgery through the long rainy night. Early in the morning, Rachel’s son Tyler approaches Garret, asking to know what happens after someone dies, because no one in his family will talk about it. Nigel returns to the morgue, shocked to find that one fighting fish has killed all the others. He lays into Woody for not making an appearance at the hospital, where Jordan is fighting for her life. Nigel returns to the hospital with the fighting fish in a small tank, relieved to find Jordan is finally out of surgery, but unconscious, and no one knows when she’ll wake up. A segment of the tumor is entwined around her carotid artery, and couldn’t be removed. She’ll have to live with it. There’s no law that says cops can’t lie to suspects, so Woody tells Beau and Arif that the partial prints on the cop’s car are theirs, forcing a confession. The DA releases Tracy, Woody calls in an APB on JJ, and puts out the word that Tracy refused to talk - she’s safe, and her father’s murderers are going to jail. Rachel thanks Garret for talking to Tyler, and tells him their family strategy: if you don’t say something out loud, it won’t happen. Woody finally makes it the hospital with his flowers, and sits vigil over Jordan, as Bug, Nigel and Garret sleep. Jordan finally opens her eyes to see Nigel’s fish. Woody’s voice is the first thing she hears, but Jordan doesn’t answer…

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Episode 613: Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc -

As if in a dream, a very pale Jordan lies on an autopsy table, as all her co-workers stand over her, passing a scalpel. Jordan’s hand smashes into the bathroom mirror, pulling her out of the dream. Garret’s on hand to see what’s wrong, and Jordan thinks she sees Bug, Kate and Nigel, too, but they’re not there. Jordan doesn’t tell Garret that she’s hallucinating. Kate is trying to hold things together at the lab, but they’re way behind, as everyone but her watches Jordan in shifts. When handsome new detective Elliot Chandler asks for an examiner’s help at the dump, Kate puts Bug on the case. Angelo Peppino seems to have died from blunt force trauma to the head, falling on a chunk of concrete, but Elliot insists on a full autopsy. Garret sends Nigel to Jordan’s, upsetting Kate, who’s doing all the work - why don’t they hire a home care nurse? Jordan’s out of the woods, and would probably like some peace and quiet. Bug runs into Nigel in the parking garage and asks to switch shifts. He doesn’t want to work with Elliot breathing down his neck. Lured by the promise of entertainment - Elliot breathing down Kate’s neck - Nigel agrees. Jordan’s still hallucinating, but doesn’t tell Woody, who’s stayed two hours longer than his shift. He calls Nigel, who ditches Elliot’s case to go to Jordan’s. Kate picks up the case, and doesn’t see signs of foul play. Elliot flirtatiously offers to fetch coffee, bribing Kate to start the autopsy. He has an APB out on Mrs. Peppino, who according to neighbors wanted her husband dead. Back in the parking garage, Nigel spies Bug’s car, driver door ajar, key in the ignition, and freaks out. Bug’s not anywhere to be found. Garret sends Kate to relieve Woody, who’s none too happy to see her. He leaves to join Nigel, warning Kate not to tell Jordan about Bug. Woody and Nigel proceed to Bug’s apartment, only to find that it’s been sealed by order of Homeland Security. Languishing in a locked interrogation chamber, Bug appeals to the surveillance camera, asking to know why he’s there. Federal Agent Gropius won’t tell him, but wants to know how Bug got to Afghanistan - is that when he joined Al Qaeda? Bug’s request to make a phone call is denied. Homeland Security won’t tell Garret anything, so he appeals to Renee for help. Garret tells Nigel to go through Bug’s stuff and look for anything weird. Nigel finds a bill for knee replacement surgery, which Bug hasn’t had - someone is using his identity. The same guy was also treated for a skin condition, most likely contracted in Afghanistan or Iraq. Renee offers to present the evidence with Garret. Jordan sees Garret cleaning her kitchen with a stuffed elephant, but it’s actually Kate. Jordan retreats to the shower, which turns into a river of blood. Kate finds her cowering in the corner, and prods Jordan to confess. Tearing up, Jordan admits that she was afraid to tell about hallucinating because she doesn’t want everyone to know the surgery didn’t work. Garret and Renee confront Gropius, but he doesn’t care that someone else is using Bug’s identity. He’s interested in something else, which is classified. Renee promises to file a habeas writ, but it probably won’t work, because Gropius can hold Bug as long as he wants. Back in the interrogation room, Gropius accuses Bug of creating a supervirus on behalf of Dr. Amy Bowen. Bug is relieved, but worried that Gropius won’t believe his explanation - he doesn’t. Kate promises to tell Garret about the hallucinations if Jordan doesn’t. She thinks Jordan’s meds may be the cause, and they adjust the dosage. Over a friendly game of poker with chocolate, Jordan presses Kate, who admits that Bug’s missing. Meanwhile, a cart of strange implements is wheeled into the interrogation room. Gropius promises Bug won’t like what’s about to happen - it’s his last chance to confess. After doing the autopsy, Garret tells Kate that Peppino wasn’t murdered. Then he takes off to meet with Renee, Gropius and Judge Marshall. Renee thinks that holding Bug is unconstitutional, but the Judge admits he doesn’t have the authority to order Bug’s release. Back at the lab, Garret and Nigel set to finding out what Homeland Security thinks they know about Bug. While standing over the corpse, Nigel explains to Elliot that Peppino wasn’t murdered. Elliot notices a dead fly which shouldn’t be there, and Nigel agrees investigate. Sending Kate to autopsy the fly, Garret and Nigel discover emails from Amy. Renee and Garret rush to tell Gropius that Bug’s research into the virus was to save lives, not wipe them out, but he doesn’t care. Kate tells Elliot that both the fly and Peppino have died from potassium poisoning, his hunch was correct. Garret, Nigel and Jordan brainstorm, trying to figure out their next move, when Woody arrives. He’s located the identity thief and turned him over to the DA. Suddenly, Bug appears at the door, looking terrible. He thanks Garret and says he’s okay, but he’s obviously not.

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Australia didn't get this episode and I LOVE CJ/LJ crossovers. **** channel seven. No fair . Thanks for the caps though

Your welcome, but I asked people not to post here for a reason. If there are no posts but the recaps then it is easier for people to find what they want and catch up. Thanks.

Episode 614: In Sickness And In Health -

Jordan is dressed in polka dots and plaid, rocking out on the elevator with a basket of cookies and hugs for the gang at the morgue. She’s back to work two weeks early, despite Garret’s skepticism, and filled with good cheer, feng shui and crystals. Jordan’s surprised to see Bug looking dreadful and acting cranky. He won’t tell anyone what happened with Homeland Security. Nigel and Kate meet Woody at a church where a photographer and groom Daniel Kensith have been shot in the middle of his wedding. They deduce that the shooter was standing on the balcony where they find 9mm shells and a pair of gloves, but bloody, hysterical bride Natalie Carson didn’t see anything. Jordan tells Garret that having surgery was a blessing - it’s like all her negative energy was removed with the tumor. Now she has a second chance to be a happier person. Garret reluctantly sends her to a seedy neighborhood to meet Elliot. Good Samaritan Sarah Pasternak has been stabbed in the neck, killed while saving Brenda Matthews, also stabbed, from a purse snatcher. Woody questions maid of honor and Natalie’s best friend Lisa, and Daniel’s brother Ben, the best man. They’ve all been friends since college, and can’t figure who could have done this. Sympathetic Kate spends a few moments with the bride before Daniel’s corpse is wheeled out. Natalie informs that her father said he wouldn’t let the marriage happen, and didn’t show up. Garret asks Bug to help Jordan ease into her first case, so he curtly sends her to comfort Sarah’s devastated sister Julie. Elliot is surprised that Jordan isn’t cynical and angry like he thought she’d be, as she cheerily identifies Richard Keats’ tissue under Sarah’s nails. Bug wheels in Brenda Matthews, who died from her stab wounds, making orphans of her two children. Nigel finds a partial print in one of the gloves along with some saliva. Kate’s father ruined her first wedding, which she won’t discuss, but she is determined to interrogate Natalie’s father with Woody. Kate comes down hard, but Mr. Carson is devastated. He didn’t want Natalie to make the same mistake he did - getting married too young - but he clearly didn’t shoot Daniel. Jordan pulls Bug aside for a talk, but he claims that Homeland Security just asked him questions - it’s over. Elliot helps Jordan with a yoga pose in her office, suggesting that Bug could use some yoga, too. Elliot has an APB out on Keats, and Jordan mentions that she found trace arsenic in both bodies. Meanwhile, Julie slits her wrists with a scalpel while viewing Sarah’s corpse. Mr. Carson’s alibi checks out, so Woody, Nigel and Kate sift through evidence. Turns out that while Daniel was supposed to be having a tuxedo fitting, he was trysting with maid of honor Lisa. Nigel has signed up to participate in a re-enactment of the Battle of Bunker Hill with Bug, but Bug, once excited, now declines. After Nigel leaves, Bug breaks down, crying alone in the bathroom. As Woody interrogates Lisa, Kate tells Natalie that Daniel was having an affair. Natalie can’t believe it. Lisa maintains that although she was in love with Daniel, she never slept with him. Bug concludes that trace elements found in Brenda and Sarah’s bodies are used in glassmaking, so Jordan and Elliot proceed to an abandoned glassworks to look for Keats, and find Brenda’s wallet. Garret pulls Bug aside; he knows Bug doesn’t want to talk, he just wants him back. Nigel wants to know what happened at Kate’s wedding, but she won’t tell. Reviewing trace elements of wood and mint found in saliva on the shooter’s glove, Kate deduces that the shooter is the groom’s brother Ben, always seen with a toothpick in his mouth. His prints match the partial on the glove. Jordan snaps, roughing up the homeless man, but he says nothing. Back at the morgue, Jordan slumps on the floor, joined by Bug. Who is she kidding with her crystals and new attitude? Bug finally talks: he endured some form of water torture at Homeland Security. Why was he punished? His foreign name? Jordan concludes that we all think we’re in control of our lives, but we’re not. Woody and Kate confront Ben, who confesses, admitting that he was in love with Natalie. His brother took the one girl he loved. Kate apologizes to Natalie. She was wrong about Lisa. Later, Kate confides to Nigel that her father insisted that her fiancé was unfaithful. When she confronted him, she learned not to ask questions you don’t want answered. And if Nigel tells anyone, she’ll take his kidney. Bug asks Garret for time off so he can attend the battle re-enactment with Nigel, and Garret is relieved to find both Bug and Jordan back to normal. Elliot informs that Keats has been picked up. Jordan is determined to nail him, even if he has an alibi. She stops by the hospital to give Julie the news, telling her not to give up. Woody stops by Jordan’s office to try some yoga. He was worried that she was coming back to work too soon, but she’s fine, and he’s happy she’s back.

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Episode 615: Dead Again -

Woody brings in a female biker, hit and run. She looks familiar, but he can’t place the face. Jordan runs the prints to learn that it’s Debbie Baron, beautiful young wife to terribly abusive husband Tony. Six years ago, the murder trial was tabloid heaven, and ended with a hung jury - Tony went free. The strange thing is that Debbie just died hours ago. Lily and Jeffrey argue while walking through a construction site on their way to obese therapist Dr. Marlen’s office. Lily has agreed to co-parenting counseling with Jeffrey’s therapist - this is not couples therapy. The couple continues to argue as they enter Marlen’s office, and he promptly dies in front of their eyes. Ivers shows up at the morgue. He prosecuted Debbie’s husband Tony Baron, and he wants any chance to nail the monster. Debbie had moved in with her friend Liz, and both were shot, but the bodies were never found. An 82-year old man admits to hitting Debbie by mistake, so Garret won’t lift a finger for Ivers unless instructed by the DA, kicking him out of the morgue. Bug tells Lily and Jeffrey there was nothing they could have done for Marlen. Bug asks the couple to stop arguing, straining to lift Marlen onto a gurney with the help of beefy construction foreman, Donald. Lily hides from Jeffrey and his overbearing mother Elaine with Bug, confessing that she doesn’t want to cut Jeffrey out of her life, but therapy’s not working. Bug reminds Lily that this is supposed to be the happiest time of her life, just as he determines that Marlen was stabbed. Debbie’s mother Anne is frightened to learn that Baron is at the morgue. She doesn’t want to see him, but he barges in, accusing her of knowing Debbie was alive. Anne begs for the body, but by law it belongs to Baron, who intends to stage a media circus funeral, to show everyone they were wrong about him. Baron wastes no time talking to reporters. Jordan stumbles across a bullet lodged in Debbie’s rib, and informs Ivers. He’s saved everything from the case, including Baron’s gun. Debbie’s bullet is the same caliber, but too damaged to match. Impressed by Ivers passion for the case, Jordan suggests they investigate Debbie’s life to try and find Liz. Maybe she’s still alive, too. Elaine barges into Marlen’s office, now a crime scene, just as Bug finds blood on Jeffrey’s file. Annoyed, Woody turns Elaine over to Jeffrey, who follows Bug to the lab to make sure no one reads his file. Bug matches the print, trying to hide the ID photo from Lily and Jeffrey - it’s Elaine. Down at the station, Elaine refuses to speak to Woody until her lawyer is present. With lawyer present, Elaine admits she cut her finger on Jeffrey’s file, when Marlen wrestled it away from her. Woody makes a crack, and Elaine slaps him, so Woody arrests her for assault. Lily confides to Bug that Elaine is so toxic that co-parenting with Jeffrey seems like a bad idea. Bug refuses to be Lily’s sounding board unless it’s forever. He can’t tell her want to do - she’s just gotta jump. Jeffrey tries to find comfort in Lily’s arms, but she has to break it to him: she wants sole custody of the baby. Meanwhile, Ivers brings Debbie’s bike to Jordan’s office. Tracking the bike, Jordan and Ivers wind up in Debbie’s apartment, where Jordan finds a recent photograph of Debbie and her mother. Anne confesses to knowing Debbie was alive the whole time. Woody locates a bloody knife in a dumpster, and the blood matches Marlen’s. Bug finds cheap drywall dust on the weapon and the wound, so Woody interrogates construction foreman Donald, also on Marlen’s patient list. Donald confesses to the murder. Spying Bug in the police station, Jeffrey tells him to stay out of Lily’s life, but Bug makes no decisions for Lily. He loves her, too. Anne flashes back to the night Debbie stumbled to her house after being shot and dumped in the woods - she did what she had to do to protect her child. Jordan wonders how Debbie could have stayed alive, and Anne suggests that it may have been because of the leeches she picked off Debbie’s body. Jordan and Ivers head up a search of a local leech-filled lake to find Liz’s decomposed corpse, with bullets intact. The bullets from Liz’s body match Baron’s gun. He is taken into custody, and the DA re-files the case, but Ivers won’t be on it. He apologizes to Jordan for his behavior while working at the morgue. He didn’t get it then, but Jordan assures him, he did good on this one. Bug is just about to tell Lily what Jeffrey said when she goes into labor. He freaks, but Lily reminds him that he’s a doctor, and she’s not giving birth in the morgue. Instead, she gives birth on the conference room table, with Bug holding her and everyone but Jordan in attendance. Also out of the picture, Jeffrey watches from the hallway, as Bug promises never to back away from Lily again.

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Episode 616: D.O.A. -

Exhausted, Lily emerges from the elevator for a visit to the morgue with baby Madeleine, who won’t stop shrieking. Upon seeing Woody’s latest attempt at decor, Jordan is just telling him he seriously needs a wife, when disheveled Shawn Curaco bursts in to report a murder. He hands over a lab report: someone’s been poisoned with carbon tetrachloride, from which there’s no recovery. When Woody asks the location of the body, Shawn admits the body is him. Jordan wants Shawn to get to a hospital since he has about eighteen hours left to live, but he can’t rest until he finds his daughter Emma, who disappeared from Tucson nine years ago. An anonymous tipper spotted Emma with a guy known only as Will, so Shawn arranged a meeting yesterday at a diner. Shawn thinks Will poisoned his coffee while he was in the bathroom. Kate is just announcing her decision to stop torturing Nigel, when a ginormous corpse arrives. It’s two men, magician The Amazing Howard and his assistant Stan, locked together in rigor mortis - a rare synchronous murder. Kate and Nigel immediately take sides, bickering over who killed whom. Meanwhile, Bug proves he has the magic touch, instantly soothing colicky Madeleine. Assuring Shawn that she will perform his autopsy, Jordan finds a partial print and some rose fertilizer on his jacket. Collapsing, Shawn is removed to the hospital. The print identifies Will as Danny Baker from Tucson, wanted for a murder in 1998. A photo indicates he had two then unknown accomplices, one of whom is Emma. Thinking of her own father, Jordan is determined to find Emma before Shawn dies; Woody reminds that Emma is now wanted for felony murder. Jordan comforts Shawn in the hospital. He’s despondent: he’s going to die without finding Emma, and now she’s going to be locked up. Nigel is determined to prove that assistant Stan killed magician Howard, but Bug tells him to drop it before someone gets hurt. Woody and Garret track Danny to a nursery, where Woody spies a photo of Emma and a man. A saleswoman informs that the married couple in the photo is Steve and Carolyn Anderman, the nursery’s owners. While arguing with Kate, Nigel discovers a locket on one of the corpses, inscribed lovingly to Anna, containing photos of Howard and a woman. Back at the hospital, Shawn asks Jordan about her Dad, and she allows that their relationship goes in cycles. Meanwhile, Woody finds Emma’s husband Steve crying - his wife just packed a bag and left. Steve identifies Unknown Suspect #3 as Jerry, the only friend of Emma’s from home, and their babysitter. Scary Danny comes by once a year to borrow money. In the interrogation room, Danny admits to the Tucson murder, but insists he didn’t poison Shawn. Kate and Nigel question Howard’s assistant Anna. In love with Stan, she quit her job four years ago. She received an empty envelope from Stan, but never heard from him again until seeing him yesterday. Bug tells Lily she can drop the baby off tomorrow, but she doesn’t want to impose. He doesn’t know what happened - they haven’t seen each other in a month. Lily knows she screwed up, but wants to prove she can mother Madeleine on her own. Checking evidence from the Anderman house, Jordan and Garret find carbon tetrachloride in Emma’s down vest pocket. Did she poison her own father? Jordan brings Shawn videos of his grandchildren. He knows something’s up, but she refuses to tell him of her suspicions. Shawn insists it’s not in Emma’s nature to poison him. Jordan wants Woody to take a harder look at Danny, but he insists on chasing Emma, who’s on her way to New Hampshire. Emma’s phone bill indicates that she called a New Hampshire phone number with no name or address listing. Lily drops Madeleine off with Bug. After she leaves, he approaches Garret for advice. Without waiting for Bug’s question, Garret gives the answer - yes. Re-enacting Howard and Stan’s final moments, Kate and Nigel conclude that the locket was Stan’s. When he realized Anna didn’t receive it, he burst into Howard’s apartment, and double murder ensued. Bug and Madeleine walk in on the re-enactment, spying Kate in the midst of strangling Nigel. Jordan calls the New Hampshire number and leaves a message for Emma, but it’s too late. Hallucinating, Shawn dies with Jordan holding his hand, pretending to be Emma. When the real Emma shows up, she can’t believe her father is dead. Woody is ****** that Jordan tipped off a fugitive, but she points out that if Emma really poisoned her father, she wouldn’t have come. Nigel and Kate give Stan’s locket to Anna. Although she’s sad to think that Stan’s heart must have been broken, Anna’s heart is full to know that he loved her. Kate remarks that it’s always sad when people who work together wind up killing each other. When Lily returns to pick up Madeleine, Bug insists that now is their time to be together. He loves Lily and Madeleine, and they are both going home with him. Jordan urges Emma to go over the details of her last meeting with Danny and Jerry. When Emma remembers that Jerry borrowed her down vest, Jerry confesses, and Woody has Shawn’s killer. Emma thanks Jordan for tending Shawn as he died, and is reunited with her husband. Later, after Jordan concludes Shawn’s autopsy as promised, she calls her own father, just to say hey.

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Episode 617: Crash -

Having just picked up 18 corpses with no visible cause of death from a cargo ship, the Mys Venezia, the whole gang is aboard a 737, flying into a storm. Nigel thinks it’s aliens or pirates that are the cause of the deaths, but all speculation ends when co-pilot Dave Rosso tells everyone to buckle up, because they have to fly into the storm. When the engines blow out, the hatch blows off, and the plane starts to dive, Dave tells everyone to brace for the inevitable crash. Jordan stirs, then wakes Woody. Nigel’s arm is injured, and two FBI Agents are missing. The pilot is dead, but Dave has survived with only a leg injury. The plane has crashed in three pieces somewhere in the snowy White Mountains, hundreds of miles off course. The radio is out and there’s no cell reception, but the plane had an emergency locator transmitter, now lost. The chance of survival is looking pretty slim. Ever the boy scout, Woody begins to patch up the fuselage to keep everyone warm, putting the corpses outside to keep them cold. Flashback to yesterday, Kate is heading up the disaster response team, or DMORT, to respond to the Mys Venezia. The ship was picked up off the coast of Nova Scotia, with only two survivors on board. Kate sends Jordan to do trace on the survivors at Boston General. With Garret about to leave for a Tuscan vacation, Jordan wonders why she’s not in charge of the DMORT. She hates running things, but why didn’t Garret have the guts to tell her that he chose Kate instead? Jordan arrives at Boston General just as one of the survivors, who appears to have a gunshot wound to the forehead expires. The doctors have no idea what killed him or the others, but the second survivor, first mate Basit Bakar is failing fast. He keeps saying “We have to stop them,” in Malaysian. Night falls, and everyone settles into the plane. Nigel feels left out as Dave tells Bug about his four-year-old son, who wants to be a pilot, too. Bug flashes back to yesterday, when he was making Madeleine smile, while Nigel ponders the mystery of the dead crew. Bakar is now dead, and Kate informs that they’ll all be leaving for the ship with the DMORT team in four hours. Bug doesn’t want to go - now he has Madeleine to think about - but Nigel guilts him into it. In the morning, Woody wakes Jordan. Dave must have gotten up to check on the fire and frozen to death. Everyone says something nice at Dave’s burial service, except Kate. She freaks out, blaming Dave for the crash, and wondering who will die next. Bug vows they’ll get out of there, if only to tell Dave’s son how their father saved them. The gang pools their food and water, and there’s not much to share. Kate apologizes to Garret for her outburst, offering to be food monitor. It will be easier, since everyone already hates her anyway. While checking the corpses for food, Jordan identifies one body as the ship’s engineer, Hamberi. He’s got ammonium nitrate on his boots and his hands smell of diesel fuel - this guy was making a bomb! While looking for dry wood Nigel insults Bug, telling him he’s talking about Madeleine too much. They stumble over the frozen corpse of one of the FBI Agents, only to find the emergency locator transmitter - with a big hole in it. Apologizing to Bug, Nigel resolves to fix it, using the amplifiers from their cell phones. Garret gets the rest of the gang to start trace on the bodies. Thirteen crewmen were found locked up - they were starved and deprived of water. The five others, including navigator Kim, appear to be hijackers. Looking through their effects, Garret finds a schematic for the Charlestown Bridge, and Kate pulls up a flyer advertising a big parade. Suddenly, Garret passes out. Turns out he’s got internal bleeding from a broken rib which has lacerated his spleen. Jordan applies a pressure bandage, which should buy him a few hours, if he keeps still. Woody wants to hike up the mountain to set off the emergency locator, and Bug volunteers to go with him. Kate tries to go in Bug’s place, saying that he should think of Madeleine, and not endanger himself. Bug claims that Madeleine is the reason he’s going. Jordan finds Garret working. He admits that the reason he didn’t put her in charge is that she should never be in charge. She’s an agitator, and Garret needs her to push him and the team to be their best. Garret collapses on Kim’s corpse, pushing an odor of vapor rub out of his lungs. Jordan realizes this is what killed the crew - deadly soman gas. The hijackers were going to set off a dirty bomb, wreaking havoc on Boston - but why release it in the middle of the ocean? Meanwhile, Woody and Bug reach a sheer wall of rock - there’s no way to get to the mountaintop. Bug decides to activate the transmitter anyway, in hopes of saving Garret, but it dies. Jordan and Garret puzzle over the case. The hijackers must have boarded the ship and locked up the entire crew, except for Bakar and Kim, who were needed to pilot the ship. Realizing the hijackers plan, Kim sacrificed the lives of the crew and himself to set off the dirty bomb at sea, thus saving the lives of thousands, just like United Flight #93. Nigel is overjoyed when Woody and Bug return, until they admit that the transmitter died. Facing the fact that they might die, everyone retreats to think it over. Finally, Jordan confesses to Woody that she loves him. She’s not asking for anything, she just didn’t want to leave it unsaid. As they share a deep kiss, the beating of helicopter blades can be heard overhead. Jordan runs to Garret, who tearfully thanks her for coming back from L.A. when he needed her.

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