The Jeffersonian team, with the help Special Agent James Aubrey, investigate the murder of a video game designer whose remains were found washed up in a river. When the team uncovers more about the fortune the victim had acquired throughout his career, everyone who was close to him becomes a suspect. However, the investigation takes a turn when they discover that the victim was playing his own games on people. Meanwhile, "squintern" Jessica Warren enlightens the team about the educational cooperative with which she has been involved and Brennan and Booth discuss Christine's future.

Secrets from Ellis Grey's past come to light when Meredith watches old videos and reads through her mother's journals. Meanwhile, Maggie rocks the hospital with an unexpected announcement; Alex gets new responsibilities and Callie focuses her attention on the Veterans' project.

In an attempt to bring some fun back into their lives, Elena persuades Caroline to meet her at the swimming hole where she plans to introduce her to Liam. Tyler, still working on controlling his anger issues, asks Liv for a favor and is surprised when she makes an unexpected confession. Stefan arrives back in Mystic Falls looking for Enzo and is caught off guard when he notices a strange change in Elena. Meanwhile, at the lake, Enzo's actions cause Matt to make a startling revelation, and Jeremy makes a discovery about the anti-magic spell that could potentially put Elena's life in danger. Elsewhere, Damon and Bonnie stumble upon clues that lead them to believe they're not alone.

The contestants face a tailgating challenge, where they are tempted with high-calorie comfort foods. Later, a player discusses emotional issues with his trainer; and Bob receives a gift from a "Comeback Canyon" contestant.

Mary looks for a solution to be able to feed the people of France. Francis is haunted by suspicions about his dead father's ghost. Catherine plans an extravagant coronation ceremony.

Miriam tells Matt's wife the truth about their hookup and the group deals with the fall out. Meanwhile, Bates works on launching his acting career and Vonda tries online dating.

Rebecca attempts to befriend the court stenographer after forgetting her name, and she gets anxious when her Fireman wants more from her than the casual fling she'd like with him. She fails to find justice in the courtroom while trying the manager of a restaurant who sexually harasses his employees. In the end, Rebecca (literally) kicks butt and serves up her own brand of retribution.

With the investigation in full swing, Mark Solano is brought in for questioning after getting caught in a lie. Then, Gemma reveals a secret to the detectives and Carver interviews Ellie's husband, Tom.

Tim Gunn and the designers take a trip to Rome. The purpose of their trip is to gain inspiration and fabric shopping before heading home to work on their collections.

Fitz turns to Olivia for help with a situation that would destroy his family's reputation. Quinn and Huck realise there is more to Catherine's case than they believed.

A guitar once owned by Stephen Stills and a 1800s detective's camera are brought into the shop.

A car accident brings a 'she-bear' mother and her son to the hospital. Alex Reid and Joel Goran discover the mother is in need of a transplant - and her son is very adamant that he be involved in the surgery.

Dawn Bell instructs them on procedure and, before they know it, the trio are brought before an ethics panel - including one very unconvinced psychiatrist. Meanwhile, the mother's spirit is determined to get Charlie Harris to do her bidding, which includes stepping out of his comfort zone when console her son.

Then, Charlie finds himself pulled into the ER to help Zach Miller with a patient whose obsession might cost him his life. Plus, new resident Rian and Maggie Lin search the hospital for Hope Zion's very first "code crown", which results in having to answer to a shaken Dawn.

The gang escalates their deadly rampage. Meanwhile, the team deals with tragedy and deception.

It's foul play when the guys work stadium security! Then, the guys contaminate evidence during a crime scene investigation class. Plus, tonight's loser develops multiple personality disorder when opening for Legends in Concert.

Things turn awkward when Andrew and Zelda each do some online snooping and discover secrets about the other that they wish they hadn't known. Meanwhile, Big Bird does some meddling on her own at Wallflower to shed some light on what fellow co-workers really feel about her and Stu teaches Stephie how to find the perfect guy in the world of online dating.

A mummified falcon is brought into the shop as well as an autographed Harlem Globetrotters basketball from 1978.

Annalise and her students uncover a shocking truth while investigating the case of Marren Trudeau, founder and CEO of a major brokerage firm, who has recently been arrested for insider trading. Meanwhile, Wes discovers a cell phone hidden by Rebecca whose contents reveal an unsettling clue in the Lila Stangard murder case.

Max meets a new friend who means more to him than Kristina and Adam initially expect. After an awkward run-in with Sandy, Sarah tries to understand her place in Ruby's life, and conflict-averse Hank must test out his diplomacy skills. Julia and Joel fear that the uncertainty of their separation is harming their children. Crosby tries to avert crisis at the Lunchonette by chasing down Oliver, who has gone off-the-grid.

The gang escalates their deadly rampage. Meanwhile, the team deals with tragedy and deception.

Bryan Stevenson

Anthony Anderson, The New Pornographers

Bill Deresiewicz

Tonight Jimmy's guests are musician Sting and actor Jason Schwartzman.

Tom Selleck, Jenny Slate, Foo Fighters

Scott Aukerman, Jon Daly and Brett Gelman compete to determine who has the funniest take on the day's pop culture.

Seth was joined by Rachel Maddow, Matt Ryan and Wyatt Cenac.

Josh Jackson, Kara Cooney

Gareth Malone, Amanda Abbington, Richard Osman and Phill Jupitus are the guests on the show this week.

It soon becomes obvious that the case has everything to do with Alastair's failure to save the life of a badly hurt teenager, Nabeel Sira, during surgery. The hospital staff have closed ranks and the boy's parents are considering their options.
A second murder then happens.

Frank Skinner started the week on BBC One, guest starring in long-running sci-fi show Doctor Who on Saturday - now he ends it here too by hosting the long-running news quiz. The guest panellists are comedienne Sara Pascoe and BBC political editor Nick Robinson, while Ian Hislop and Paul Merton make up the numbers, poking fun at the stories of the past seven days or so.

After Lucy's handbag is stolen under Lee's nose, he feels the need to prove his manliness many times.

Sports-based comedy quiz, hosted by James Corden, with Jamie Redknapp, Andrew Flintoff and Jack Whitehall joined by Olympic medallist Jenny Jones, Italian footballer-turned-manager Gianfranco Zola and comedian Johnny Vegas. Games include the return of the mini-motos, a Sound of Music singalong and an upside-down treadmill challenge, with the lads channeling the Jersey Boys for another song to end the show. Last in the series

James Corden introduces out-takes, gaffes and unseen footage from the recent series of the sports-based comedy quiz, featuring team captains Jamie Redknapp and Andrew `Freddie' Flintoff, plus regular panellist Jack Whitehall

Stephen Fry looks into literature and language with the learned and lettered Lloyd Langford, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Jack Whitehall and Alan Davies.

Together on Graham's sofa: Oscar-winning star of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, Robert Duvall; Iron Man himself, Robert Downey Jr, starring in the new movie The Judge; writer and actor Stephen Fry, talking about his new memoir More Fool Me; and mega-band U2, chatting and performing their new single, The Miracle (of Joey Ramone), from their new album Songs of Innocence.