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The NCIS team investigates when a petty officer commits suicide after being institutionalized for a nervous breakdown. (TV-PG)

Gibbs and the team head back to school when a Marine in an ROTC program is found murdered on a college campus. (TV-PG)

Gibbs and the team work to clear the name of a Navy medic killed in Iraq, who is the prime suspect in a murder in his hometown. (TV-PG)

When a letter sealed with a kiss is delivered to NCIS, Tony assumes it's for him and opens it, only to release a mysterious powder into the squad room. (TV-PG)

Gibbs' worst fears are confirmed when he learns that his nemesis, Arab/Israeli double agent Ari (Rudolf Martin), is back in Washington D.C. on assignment to kill him. (TV-PG)

A homicide case involving the Israeli mob and a self-proclaimed "intuitive life strategist" leads Major Crimes to partner with the FBI.

DDA Andrea Hobbs becomes a valuable resource in a case. Plus, DNA evidence proves that Rusty is more closely connected to the justice system than anyone thought.

Captain Raydor makes a bold move that could jeopardize her career and put Sykes in harm's way. Meanwhile, Rusty makes it clear that he doesn't care to meet his biological father.

Major Crimes has a tough time keeping important confidential facts from leaking. Plus, the Department of Children and Family Services makes a shocking discovery concerning Rusty.

When a murder conviction is overturned after eight years, Tao questions his past actions. Rusty tries to be himself during his first outing with his dad, Daniel Dunn.

A man is found dead, but the facts become unclear as gritty details unfold. A series of strange events leaves Rusty and Raydor wondering if Dunn can be trusted.

In the season finale, when a peaceful ceremony turns deadly, Major Crimes and the FBI team up to track down a sniper.

In the season premiere, the squad scrambles to get a confession when the pregnant wife of a big-time film director is found murdered. New Deputy D.A. Emma Rios challenges Raydor.

A complex murder-suicide case has the department reeling. Meanwhile, when Rusty receives a mysterious and threatening letter, Emma demands that he be relocated.

A meddling television writer/producer (BEN FELDMAN - Mad Men) accompanies Sanchez and Tao on a simple ride-along ... that quickly gets out of hand.

The LAPD flies a material witness into Los Angeles to testify, but, in a horrible turn of events, the witness winds up as the key suspect in an entirely new murder.

The squad investigates a brutal murder. Raydor's estranged husband, Jack (TOM BERENGER - Hatfields & McCoys, Inception, Platoon), returns to Los Angeles and befriends Rusty.

While the NCIS team deals with Kate's death, Gibbs' determination to finally put an end to Ari's (guest star Rudolf Martin) reign of terror mounts.

Ari (guest start Rudolf Martin) continues to wreak havoc on the NCIS team as he uses its members as pawns in the game he is playing with Gibbs.

Under order from the Governor of Virginia, a skeptical Gibbs is forced to meet with a serial killer he helped to convict a decade before under the pretense that the killer will tell Gibbs where he hid missing bodies.

Gibbs and the team are called in when a recently deceased man is found encased in a Civil War-era tomb. The corpse is that of a missing Staff Sergeant who, according to Ducky, was buried alive.

When a petty officer is brutally gunned down on the freeway, Gibbs and the team discover that the officer had been living a double life.

Gibbs and the team investigate the murder of a Marine's wife that appears to have been broadcast over the Internet.

Gibbs and the team investigate when a 6-year-old boy informs NCIS his father has been kidnapped.

When the bodies of two assassins are delivered to NCIS from overseas, Tony and Ziva assume their identities undercover and engage in a sexy rendezvous at a luxury hotel in order to find their target.

When a portion of a female body is found at Quantico, the NCIS team investigates and is shocked to discover that all the forensic evidence points to Tony as the prime suspect.

When McGee kills a man while on assignment, the NCIS team steps in to back him when they discover the man was an undercover police officer.

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