List of Crossing Jordan episodes

This is the list of episodes for Crossing Jordan, an American television crime/drama series that aired on NBC from September 24, 2001 to May 16, 2007. It stars Jill Hennessy as the crime-solving medical examiner, Jordan Cavanaugh. The show uses an ensemble cast approach featuring a group of Jordan's co-workers, members of the Boston Medical Examiner's Office and police detectives assigned to the various cases. It was created by Tim Kring. The title refers to both the name of the main character and the biblical metaphor of the ancient Hebrews crossing the Jordan River, commonly used in spiritual songs to represent death and passage to the afterlife.

Crossing Jordan is part of the same fictional universe as Las Vegas, another television series that aired on NBC; Universal Television owns the copyrights to both programs. There are many crossover episodes between the shows. The crossovers included in the list are those which involve more than one character or are two-part stories where the first part is in one show and the second part is in the other show.

Series overview

Season Episodes First aired Last aired U.S. ratings
Average
viewers (millions)		 Rank
1 23 September 24, 2001 May 13, 2002 12.8[1] 28[1]
2 22 September 23, 2002 May 5, 2003 10.6[2] 44[2]
3 13 March 7, 2004 June 6, 2004 12.3[3] 24[3]
4 21 September 26, 2004 May 15, 2005 11.7[4] 30[4]
5 21 September 25, 2005 May 7, 2006 10.9[5] 40[5]
6 17 January 14, 2007 May 16, 2007 7.2[6] 81[6]

Episodes

Season 1 (2001–02)

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11"Pilot"Allan ArkushTim KringSeptember 24, 2001
The audience first meets Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, M.D.(Jill Hennessy), who has a haunting question that needs an answer: Who killed her mother, Emily Cavanaugh? Meanwhile, her father, former Boston homicide detective Maximillian "Max" Cavanaugh(Ken Howard), is also seeking an answer to the same question.
22"The Dawn of a New Day"Allan ArkushTim KringOctober 1, 2001
Mackenzie Phillips guests in the episode as Elaine Stahler. When her husband is shot and killed, Jordan questions Elaine's reaction to her husband's death.
33"The Ties That Bind"Andy WolkIan BiedermanOctober 8, 2001
Jordan's next case takes her to prison in hopes of finding out if the torso of a murdered woman belonged to a corrections officer killed while at work.
44"Born to Run"Allan ArkushDamon LindelofOctober 15, 2001
At first, Jordan believes she is looking at a simple case of murder-suicide, but she soon finds that something else may have happened. Meanwhile, Dr. Garret Macy M.D. (Miguel Ferrer) learns that his daughter Abby has been suspended from school.
55"You Can't Go Home Again"Donna DeitchSamantha Howard CorbinOctober 22, 2001
Jordan's next case could hit to close to home as she look at evidence into what may have caused her best friend to die.
66"Believers"Ian ToyntonTodd Ellis KesslerOctober 29, 2001
Jordan investigates the death of a senator's daughter, the completion of which investigation a reporter makes difficult for her.
77"Sight Unseen"Dick LowryGary GlasbergNovember 12, 2001
The autopsy of a schoolboy killed in a traffic accident leads Jordan to discover that the pre-teen had actually died while being kidnapped along with his female classmate. Despite resistance from his new girlfriend Evelyn(Lois Nettleton), with whom Jordan proves not to get along, Max helps Jordan search for the missing girl by contacting some of his old cronies, such as a retired detective(Howard Hesseman). Meanwhile, Dr. Trey Sanders (Mahershalalhashbaz Ali) and Dr. Mahesh "Bug" Vijay (Ravi Kapoor) engage in a battle of wits to impress a sexy anthropologist, and Garret comes to terms with his feelings for Lily Lebowski(Kathryn Hahn), an intake administrator who will soon become a grief counselor. Wallace Shawn guest-stars, originating what would eventually become his recurring role as Dr. Howard Shores, a state psychologist who takes on Jordan as a client.
88"Digger, Part One"Ian ToyntonDiane Ademu-JohnNovember 19, 2001
In the first of a special two-part episode, the discovery of a floating corpse forces Jordan into a nationwide manhunt for a serial killer as she teams up with a famed FBI criminal profiler (Chris Noth, series lead Jill Hennessy's previous castmate in Law & Order) and reunites with an unscrupulous reporter(guest star Shawn Christian). Meanwhile: Garret comes to grips with his relationship with Lily; Max's love life hits a snag with the loss of his live-in girlfriend; and Dr. Nigel Townsend(Steve Valentine), concerned about the possibility of deportation to his native England, attempts to outsmart the INS with the help of a willing co-worker.
99"Digger, Part Two"Allan ArkushJill BlotevogelNovember 26, 2001
In this conclusion of the special two-part episode, Jordan finds herself buried deep in the manhunt for the serial killer known as "The Digger," while forming a more personal connection with relentless FBI criminal profiler Drew Haley(Chris Noth), who proves once to have been a doctor himself. Meanwhile, Garret adjusts to the pressures and responsibilities of his new position. Also, the stage is dressed for the wedding of Nigel and Lily as they attempt to outsmart the INS.
1010"Blue Christmas"Donna DeitchIan Biederman, Samantha Howard CorbinDecember 10, 2001
When a veteran cop is murdered in the line of duty, Jordan leads the police and vengeful Detective Eddie Winslow (D. W. Moffett) to a possible suspect. But after the shooter dies in police custody, Garret is forced to launch a coroner's investigation to see if Det. Winslow went too far while making the arrest. Even as Garret conducts this investigation, he opts to forgo his annual Christmas feast with his ex-wife Maggie (Lindsay Frost) and join Lily for a Thai dining experience, angering his daughter Abby, while Trey worries if Nigel's invitation for a weekend on the ski slopes also includes a slalom under the sheets.
1111"Wrong Place, Wrong Time"Rick RosenthalDamon LindelofJanuary 7, 2002
After a security guard foils a bank robbery, leaving both one of the thieves and a bank customer dead, Jordan and Garret sort through the remains of the gun battle with the help of friendly Wisconsin native Detective Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Hoyt (Jerry O'Connell, originating the role that ultimately elevated him to regular-cast status) to see who fired the fatal shots. The case strikes a personal note with Garret, as the investigation points less towards a botched bank robbery and more to a contract killing of a wealthy wife by her biker husband(Mark Kiely). Meanwhile, Bug attempts to quickly sign out a senior citizen, who died with a smile on his face, much to the dismay of a suspicious Nigel.
1212"Blood Relatives"Arvin BrownTodd Ellis Kessler, Gary GlasbergJanuary 14, 2002
The gruesome discovery of a slain mother and her two young sons pulls Jordan into a triple homicide investigation in which the distraught husband/father, a former hockey star, is the only suspect. Pushed by loyalty to her friend Kim(Kristen Wilson), who is also the suspect's attorney, Jordan digs deeper into the case and unearths some troubling images from her own past. Meanwhile, Garret comes to grips with his own forgotten memories when his ex-wife Maggie wants to sell a piece of land they had once targeted as the location of their dream house, while Bug tries to rid himself of a psychic who claims to be in contact with the residents of the morgue.
1313"Miracles & Wonders"Allan ArkushTim KringJanuary 21, 2002
Jordan wonders whether a dead man who had claimed to be a saint really was one. Meanwhile, Garret, still angered with his daughter Abby, puts his trust in her after trying to save a deer.
1414"Four Fathers"Rachel TalalayDiane Ademu-JohnJanuary 28, 2002
Max opens his own bar. The staff is evaluated and wonders who will be dismissed. Trey's dad drops by.
1515"Acts of Mercy"Alex ZakrzewskiElizabeth SarnoffFebruary 4, 2002
As Jordan looks into the suicide of a doctor, Garret has a murder case of his own. Bug and Nigel try out for an autopsy show.
1616"Lost and Found"Donna DeitchClifton CampbellFebruary 25, 2002
Jordan and Det. Winslow find a baby murdered in an alley. Meanwhile, Garret must both find out why a student died and help Abby deal with the loss.
1717"Crime & Punishment"Allan ArkushDamon LindelofMarch 4, 2002
Jordan is led to an internet company designed to make dark fantasies come true after a woman with a fetish for punishment is murdered.
1818"With Honor"Donna DeitchGary GlasbergMarch 18, 2002
Jordan looks into the death of a corporal with the aid of a Marine. Garret has a power struggle with a pimp while looking into the death of Phat Bastard. Bug tries to help Lily overcome a broken heart.
1919"For Harry, with Love and Squalor"Ian ToyntonTim KringApril 8, 2002
Garret's father (Carl Reiner) shows up, and Jordan meets a stranger (Brian Stokes Mitchell) at her dad's bar. (The stranger's name proves to be Jay Myers, and he proves to be a prosecutor in the Suffolk County D.A.'s Office.)
2020"The Gift of Life"Arvin BrownIan BiedermanApril 15, 2002
The death of Jordan's mentor causes her to look back at how her career as an M.E. almost never happened.
2121"Someone to Count On"Nick GomezBarbara Ellis NanceApril 29, 2002
After she talks a suicidal Keisha Morton down from a ledge shortly before the girl is arrested for the murder of her mother, Jordan becomes her advocate, which causes some friction with Woody. Meanwhile, Snyder asks Garret to review the findings of an autopsy that his predecessor, Dr. Leo Gelber(Jack Klugman, whose title role in Quincy, M.E. might have given series creator/executive producer Richard Timothy "Tim" Kring the idea for Crossing Jordan), had reported on the homicide of a police officer's son when the case comes up for appeal, and Garret is forced to terminate Leo for covering up the failing eyesight that caused him to make several errors and contributed to a wrongful conviction. Jordan is less than thrilled to discover that Jay Myers is prosecuting Keisha, but they manage to work out enough of a truce to allow Jordan and Leo to uncover the evidence that points to the real killer. Woody is profoundly shaken when he fatally wounds a man who shoots another officer before aiming at Woody and Jordan. Beset by insecurity, Lily poses questions about her romantic potential to Nigel and Woody. And Jordan gets some surprising insights.
2222"Secrets & Lies, Part One"Michael GershmanElizabeth SarnoffMay 6, 2002
Jordan investigates the murder of a woman who had been hanged and learns of her mother Emily's past.
2323"Secrets & Lies, Part Two"Allan ArkushTim KringMay 13, 2002
Jordan gets close to finding out who killed her mother. However, she may not be ready for the answers.

Season 2 (2002–03)

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season		 Title Directed by Written by Original air date
241"There's No Place Like Home"Allan ArkushTim KringSeptember 23, 2002
252"Bombs Away"Ian ToyntonIan BiedermanSeptember 30, 2002
263"The Truth Is Out There"Tony WharmbyDavid AmannOctober 7, 2002
274"Pay Back"Leslie LibmanKathy McCormickOctober 14, 2002
285"As If by Fate"Michael ZinbergGary GlasbergOctober 21, 2002
296"One Twelve (Upon the Wasted Building)"Allan ArkushDamon LindelofNovember 11, 2002
307"Scared Straight"Arvin BrownElizabeth SarnoffNovember 18, 2002
318"Don't Look Back"Ian ToyntonTim KringDecember 2, 2002
329"Prisoner Exchange"Michael GershmanIan BiedermanDecember 9, 2002
3310"Ockham's Razor"Allan ArkushDamon Lindelof, Lizzy ShawJanuary 6, 2003
3411"Family Ties"Ian ToyntonKathy McCormickJanuary 13, 2003
3512"Perfect Storm"Stephen WilliamsChristopher Barbour, Kiri ZooperJanuary 27, 2003
In a heavy blizzard that strikes Boston, a deadly outbreak of E. coli attacks and kills people in the office building--and Garret is one of those infected, as is Dr. Elaine Duchamps(Lorraine Toussaint), who eventually dies.
3613"Strangled"Michael GershmanGary GlasbergFebruary 3, 2003
3714"Wild Card"Jesús Salvador TreviñoDiane Ademu-JohnFebruary 10, 2003
3815"John Doe"Tim HunterDavid AmannFebruary 24, 2003
3916"Conspiracy"Michael ZinbergShintaro Shimosawa, James MorrisMarch 17, 2003
4017"Cruel and Unusual"Michael GershmanElizabeth SarnoffMarch 31, 2003
4118"Fire and Ice"Arvin BrownDiane Ademu-John, Kathy McCormickApril 7, 2003
4219"Dead Wives Club"Donna DeitchDavid Amann, Ian BiedermanApril 14, 2003
4320"Sunset Division"Allan ArkushTim Kring, Damon LindelofApril 21, 2003
4421"Pandora's Trunk, Part One"Stephen WilliamsDamon Lindelof, Gary GlasbergApril 28, 2003
4522"Pandora's Trunk, Part Two"Allan ArkushTim KringMay 5, 2003

Season 3 (2004)

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season		 Title Directed by Written by Original air date U.S. viewers
(millions)
581"Devil May Care"Allan ArkushJim Praytor, Andi BushellMarch 7, 200412.79[7]
472"Slam Dunk"Michael GershmanKathy McCormick, Sharon Lee WatsonMarch 12, 20049.69[8]
483"'Til Death Do Us Part"Michael GershmanDamon Lindelof, Tim KringMarch 14, 200412.79[8]
494"Is That Plutonium in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Happy to See Me?"Michael GershmanTim Kring, Bob MelissoMarch 19, 200411.24[9]
The only installment in which Jordan Cavanaugh does not appear.
505"Dead or Alive"Stephen WilliamsAron Eli ColeiteMarch 21, 200411.94[9]
516"Second Chances"Allan ArkushKathy McCormickMarch 28, 200414.67[10]
527"Missing Pieces"Stephen WilliamsDavid AmannApril 4, 200412.94[11]
538"Most Likely"Joyce ChopraGary GlasbergApril 18, 200413.31[12]
549"All the News Fit to Print"Allan ArkushKira ArneApril 25, 200411.27[13]
5510"Revealed"Allan ArkushDamon LindelofMay 9, 200411.86[14]
5611"He Said, She Said"Michael GershmanJim Praytor, Andi BushellMay 16, 200412.64[15]
5712"Dead in the Water"Stephen WilliamsGary GlasbergMay 23, 200412.94[16]
4613"Oh, Brother Where Art Thou?, Part Three"Allan ArkushTim KringJune 6, 200411.60[17]

Season 4 (2004–05)

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(millions)
591"After Dark"Jesús Salvador TreviñoScott A. WilliamsSeptember 26, 200412.55[18]
602"Out of Sight"Roxann DawsonLinda GaseOctober 3, 200412.85[19]
613"Intruded"Allan ArkushTim KringOctober 10, 200412.45[20]
624"Deja Past"Michael GershmanAndi BushellOctober 17, 200412.52[21]
635"Justice Delayed"Dianne HoustonKathy McCormickOctober 24, 200411.69[22]
646"Blue Moon"Allan ArkushLinda Gase, Tim KringOctober 31, 200412.69[23]
657"What Happens in Vegas Dies in Boston"Jesús Salvador TreviñoJon Cowan, Robert RovnerNovember 7, 200414.38[24]
––"Two of a Kind"  Las Vegas crossoverAllison Liddi-BrownMichael Berns, Gary Scott ThompsonNovember 8, 200414.80[25]
Ed, Danny, and Mike combine forces with NBC's Crossing Jordan investigative team of Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) and Det. Woody Hoyt (Jerry O'Connell) to solve the murder of a high-stakes gambler. The mystery intensifies when it appears that the gambler's wife may not be the only woman who wants him dead.
668"Fire from the Sky"Allan ArkushTim Kring, Scott A. WilliamsNovember 14, 200413.76[25]
679"Necessary Risks"Michael GershmanSharon Lee WatsonNovember 21, 200414.02[26]
6810"A Stranger Among Us"Jesús Salvador TreviñoAndi BushellJanuary 2, 200514.13[27]
6911"Murder in the Rue Morgue"Roxann DawsonLinda GaseJanuary 9, 200515.28[28]
7012"Family Affair"Tim HunterKira ArneJanuary 30, 200512.53[29]
7113"You Really Got Me"Allan ArkushRobert Rovner, Jon CowanFebruary 13, 200512.20[30]
7214"Gray Murders"Roxann DawsonAndrew BlackMarch 13, 200513.34[31]
7315"It Happened One Night"Miguel FerrerTim KringMarch 20, 200511.21[32]
7416"Skin and Bone"Stephen WilliamsScott A. WilliamsMarch 27, 200511.37[33]
7517"Locard's Exchange"Bethany RooneyKathy McCormickApril 10, 200510.61[34]
7618"Sanctuary"Michael GershmanAron Eli ColeiteApril 24, 20058.75[35]
7719"Embraceable You"Allan ArkushJon Cowan, Linda Gase and Robert RovnerMay 1, 200510.90[36]
7820"Forget Me Not"Roxann DawsonSteve Valentine, Tim Kring and Scott A. WilliamsMay 8, 200511.60[37]
7921"Jump Push Fall"Allan ArkushAron Eli Coleite, Jon Cowan, Linda Gase and Robert RovnerMay 15, 200512.62[38]

Season 5 (2005–06)

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(millions)
801"There's No Place Like Home II"Roxann DawsonTim Kring, Jon Cowan and Robert RovnerSeptember 25, 200513.09[39]
812"Luck Be a Lady"Allan ArkushRob FrescoOctober 2, 200512.39[40]
––"Double Down, Triple Threat"  Las Vegas crossoverPaul Michael GlaserMatt PykenOctober 3, 2005
Ed, Danny, and Mike combine forces with NBC's Crossing Jordan investigative team of Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) and Det. Woody Hoyt (Jerry O'Connell) to solve the murder of a high-stakes gambler. The mystery intensifies when it appears that the gambler's wife may not be the only woman who wants him dead.
823"Under the Weather"Roxann DawsonTim Kring, Jon Cowan and Robert RovnerOctober 9, 200512.90[41]
834"Judgement Day"Allan ArkushKathy McCormickOctober 16, 200511.22[42]
845"Enlightenment"Bethany RooneyLinda GaseOctober 23, 200512.08[43]
856"Total Recall"Ernest DickersonEmily WhitesellOctober 30, 200512.47[44]
867"Road Kill"Roxann DawsonTreena Hancock, Melissa R. ByerNovember 27, 200511.06[45]
878"A Man in Blue"Jonathan KaplanStory: Tim Kring, Jason Ning
Teleplay: Tim Kring, Rob Fresco		December 4, 200512.56[46]
889"Death Goes On"Roxann DawsonAron Eli Coleite, Kathy McCormickDecember 11, 200511.40[47]
8910"Loves Me Not"Allan ArkushJon Cowan, Robert RovnerJanuary 8, 200612.0[48]
9011"The Elephant in the Room"Bethany RooneyJoe PokaskiJanuary 15, 200610.83[49]
9112"Code of Ethics"Miguel FerrerLinda GaseJanuary 22, 200611.10[50]
9213"Dreamland"Karen GaviolaRob FrescoJanuary 29, 200611.22[51]
9314"Death Toll"Allan ArkushTreena Hancock, Melissa R. ByerMarch 12, 200610.54[52]
9415"Blame Game"Miguel FerrerStory: Aron Eli Coleite, Jason Ning
Teleplay: Kathy McCormick		March 19, 200610.18[53]
9516"Someone to Watch Over Me"Aaron LipstadtEmily WhitesellMarch 26, 200610.55[54]
9617"Save Me"Allan ArkushLinda GaseApril 9, 200611.44[55]
9718"Thin Ice"Donna DeitchJon Cowan, Robert RovnerApril 16, 200612.61[56]
9819"Mysterious Ways"Miguel FerrerLawrence MeyersApril 23, 200611.48[57]
9920"Mace vs. Scalpel"Bethany RooneyRob FrescoApril 30, 20069.31[58]
--"Fidelity, Security, Delivery"  Las Vegas crossoverDavid StraitonMatt PykenMay 5, 2006
10021"Don't Leave Me This Way"Allan ArkushStory: Treena Hancock, Melissa R. Byer
Teleplay: Robert Rovner, Linda Gase		May 7, 200610.66[59]
--"Father of the Bride"  Las Vegas crossoverGary Scott ThompsonGary Scott ThompsonMay 12, 2006

Season 6 (2007)

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––"History of Violins"  Las Vegas crossoverJefery LevyKim NewtonNovember 17, 20069.04[60]
This is another cross-over episode with Las Vegas. Woody and Jordan are in Las Vegas to investigate the murder of a violinist and the disappearance of his Stradivarius. The Montecito's safe-deposit vault is being robbed, with Lawerence Taylor's Super Bowl XXI ring among the stolen items.
1011"Retribution"Roxann DawsonStory: Jon Cowan, Robert Rovner
Teleplay: Treena Hancock, Melissa R. Byer		January 14, 20076.65[61]
Lu investigates the mysterious death of Pollack with Jordan as the prime suspect. To find and save Jordan, Woody, Bug, Nigel and Macy must investigate their way to the truth, combating the law, politicians and each other.
1022"Shattered"Donna DeitchLynne E. LittJanuary 21, 20077.57[62]
A special prosecutor appears to audit the department, Jordan skirts the law trying to catch a pedophile, and Woody is horrified when pieces of a woman are found scattered along the highway, and no one seems to care.
1033"33 Bullets"John BadhamRob FrescoJanuary 28, 20077.92[63]
The death of a young boy at police hands sends the city into chaos after a rushed hearing, and puts someone at risk as various team members go out to gather more evidence or make their way back to the morgue on foot.
1044"Crazy Little Thing Called Love"Roxann DawsonRob WrightFebruary 11, 20078.06[64]
A boxer's death within hours of him winning the bout leaves Jordan and Woody scrambling for motive, and Bug's case of a 20 year old skeleton proves difficult both to identify and to work with Lily.
1055"Mr. Little and Mr. Big"Ravi KapoorKathy McCormickFebruary 18, 20077.02[65]
Woody deals with a murdered teenager and a narco cop who has no problem bending rules in his quest for busts, meanwhile Lily and Jordan have a disappearing corpse.
1066"Night of the Living Dead"Allan ArkushJason NingFebruary 25, 20076.74[66]
In a triple shooting a defense attorney was shot and presumed dead, however he is actually still alive. Macy has to do his autopsy, but keeps putting it off because of their prior relationship. The morgue struggles under Ivers' new restrictions.
1077"Hubris"Roxann DawsonTreena Hancock, Melissa R. ByerMarch 7, 20078.08[67]
A serial killer using the alias "The Hangman" taunts Nigel on Nigels own blog, and challenges Nigel, and the rest of the team, to find him before he kills again.
1088"Isolation"Bethany RooneyAshley GableMarch 14, 20077.39[68]
After defying William Ivers and performing an autopsy on an immigrant, a deadly viral outbreak is revealed as the Medical Examiner's team races to find the source of the virus before all of Boston is infected.
1099"Seven Feet Under"Kate WoodsBrian RossMarch 21, 20076.15[69]
Dr. Switzer is asked to determine the cause of death for a mummy, but the results are surprising; Jordan and Garret work the case of a young girl buried in another's grave; and Jordan begins to have even more neurological difficulties.
11010"Fall From Grace"Craig Ross, Jr.Brett MahoneyMarch 28, 20077.02[70]
Woody and Jordan team up to investigate a pregnant woman's murder and her missing fetus. Dr. Macy gives a tour of the morgue to some juveniles that need to be scared straight.
11111"Faith"Donna DeitchJon Cowan, Robert RovnerApril 4, 20077.57[71]
Woody and Jordan team up to locate a hijacked school bus that is full of children. Elsewhere, the lifeless body of Santa shows up at the morgue; and Jordan's secret is finally revealed as her peers become concerned for her health.
11212"Sleeping Beauty"Bethany RooneyRob FrescoApril 11, 20076.22[72]
Dr. Macy accompanies Jordan to the hospital where she is to undergo brain surgery. Woody sets out to keep his mind busy by investigating a murder with an eyewitness who is about to testify in court.
11313"Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc"Jill HennessyKathy McCormick, Lynne E. LittApril 18, 20076.80[73]
Everyone's babysitting Jordan in rotation, but when Bug goes missing it further strains the M.E.'s office and a new detective who just wants to prove his case. The title translates as "After This, Therefore Because of This."
11414"In Sickness & In Health"Donna DeitchJason Ning, Treena Hancock, and Melissa R. ByerApril 25, 20076.37[74]
Jordan returns to work early and energized, convinced she's a changed person. Kate and Woody work a case where a groom was gunned down at his wedding, and Bug, Jordan and Elliot try to find who killed a good Samaritan. Meanwhile, Bug is still reeling from what happened to him.
11515"Dead Again"John BadhamJim Danger Gray, Rob WrightMay 2, 20075.95[75]
A woman thought dead for ten years shows up only a few hours dead, and Ivers asks for a favor; elsewhere, Lily and Jeffrey's therapist dies in front of them.
11616"D.O.A."Curtis A. SchnellRob FrescoMay 9, 20075.34[76]
A man who's been poisoned asks Woody and Jordan to find his missing daughter; Kate and Nigel work to solve the mystery of magicians who killed each other.
11717"Crash"Roxann DawsonJon Cowan, Ashley Gable, and Robert RovnerMay 16, 20076.44[77]
The team is stranded in the mountains after their plane crashes.

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