Paul attempts to play peacemaker between Olivia and Will, whose family feud has got worse and they are prepared to battle each other in court.

Officers chase a pair of car thieves through town and into the bushes. A friendship crumbles quickly when the cops begin to ask questions. A deputy stops a man who insists that he lets homeless people use his car for storage.

Bodies from Ghost's organization drop left and right, each death inching closer to Ghost and Tommy.

Adam and Jamie take aim at Hollywood's hit men and their supernatural ability to take down a target. First up, the guys test out whether a well-placed shot through an interior wall could really kill. Next, Adam and Jamie look to epic gun-toting movie "Shoot 'Em Up" to see if handheld bullets can really bet set off by thrusting your hand into fire.

Unexpected violence erupts in Chinatown during the festival of Tin Hau Don; Cullen confronts the Swede; and Durant involves Maggie in his latest scheme.

Will Graham and Jack Crawford are certain that Francis Dolarhyde will strike again with the approaching full moon, but without a solid lead, they remain unable to predict the next family on the Red Dragon's hit list. Certain that Hannibal Lecter can lead the FBI to Dolarhyde, Alana Bloom offers Hannibal a chance at redemption. Meanwhile, Dolarhyde struggles with his feelings about the one good thing that remains in his life-his coworker Reba.

Leonardo decides to sneak into Shredder's lair alone, and winds up facing the biggest mutant threat yet.

Despite Soichiro (Yutaka Matsushige) putting his life on the line, L (Kento Yamazaki) is still not fully convinced of Light's (Masataka Kubota) innocence. In order to get L to accept it, Light joins the Kira Countermeasures Office's investigation. On hearing from Mogi (Jiro Sato) that Kira might be involved with a corporation called the Yotsuba Japan Group, Light swears to L that he will do everything in his power to arrest Kira and to prove his innocence.